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3:45
7-YouF Income Tex.
400
4-cortoon Circus. Kids.
7-AIl-StoF Golf.
Hour. Dow FinsterwoId VS..
Roberto de Nicenzo, OF Desert
Inn. Los Vegas. Nevodo.
9-Piek Temple. Kids.
Ia Hours. Troll To Fort
Hozord." Bill WIlioms.
4:3O
4-Roeine From Hall al.
Mclennon Stokes.
500
4-Footlight TheoteT.
5-Eost Side Kids. Movie,
! Hour. +" 'Neoth Brooklyn
Bridge" 1912. Leo Cos :ey.
7-Beuloh. Comedy.
Storing Louise Beovers.
$3.50
Inject corIiss Archer.
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tEt n
bunscoch
mist, green,
specially
FborW ahinGoua Eoo. Sls md r
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Sc PONTIAC

cutaIino Hordiop, light ton,
power steering and brokes,
rodio and hs1tsr, WV.
tires, one owner, beautiful
condition.
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-SIMCA
Best Import Buy
AIS MOTORS
Delivered Equipped
Sits
4-Speed Gear Box

| 0R(S0 ~NeA ASO0
3-Yr., 34,000-Mile Guarantee
1924 Wilson Blvd IA. 7-4305
sTUDEBAKER 40 Champion 2-dr. |;
PRICE, 500. WOLFE MOTORS,
k hasS \. J M0o sssssssa. Arl-' Va at
sTUDEBAKER '53 Champion Sc
dan; equipped: very clean, econ
Qmy car; S496, low Is $40 down,
Sfs saaap PEI Nc moo,s WOLFE 81, MOTORS "a
Rosslyn, ia. 4-32b2,
sTUDEBAkER 80 Champion; very
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe I'd, Arl. IA. 7-7722
STUDEBAKER 1858 Commander
club sed,; gas saving cd, and htr. :,
good rubber, extra special, $500.
American Service Center
5s5 N. olebe Rd.. Arl. ia. 7-7722
sTUDEBAKER 1858 Scotsman q
| dr.: GLASGOW green, heater. cleo.
Wipers. etc.; Display Car No. S02.
Full price, S1,706.
BOWMAN
sTUDEBAKER- PACKARD
MERCEDES
1880 GA. AVE ia. $4,000
sTUDE. 1858 sta. wag. Champ
The economy king; heater and
auto; ell ready for that summer
vac; special, S1,095.
BOWMAN
UDEBAKER-PACKARD
zeoo IA avHF'CADH0 IA a-11oa
THUNDERBIRDS
1857; Fordomatic, T. and h.; Nc
Cullough supercharger; 1900 miles;
Colonial white finish, red interior;
like new.
1865: Fordomatic, power steer
ing, power brakes, Wv. tires; low
mileage: like new r. to choose
ffom.) Both tops available.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and R. ]. Ave. NE. La. 6-6530
TRIUMPH TR-2 '55; white with
brown interior: heater. S1,195.
| UNITED AUTO SALES, 2A27
Reedie dr.. Wheaton. Nd. 10. f.
I S246, 9 to 0.
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AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE
PONTIAC "a
CHIEFTAIN Abr.
STATION WAGON

Radio, heater. dual range hydra.
tinted glass, power brakes. genuine
red leather interior; terrific bus
for only aa05, FULL PRICE.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1881 station WAGON;
Terms $50 dn. ROPER MOTOR
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'se FORD

VS. cvssomlins, liohi green,
Fordomotic, radio ond heat
or, Wv. tires, low mileegs,
sxiru cleon.
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BOWMAN

PONTIAC 1854 Custom Catalina
. hardtop: r., h., auto. trans; truly
clean car; specially priced ct
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WrLLYs, station wagon; very nice
cond,, s295. Terms $40. dpa SzV
WKELY's '4e station wagon: 4-wheel
drive; good cond.. just complete
5000 motor overhaul. WI tAke
or sun bet, 3 and o, -
KIR-CONDITIONED RAMBLER '56
2-dr. sedan; reclining seats, ra-
&c and h easss, cve aS6 Ss Ssss
rd., Arl.. IA. 6-04SS.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

voLKsWAGEN 1857 sun-roof Sc.
owner leaving country; best Offer
over $1,000 cash. OIL, 1881
YOLKSWAGEN '56 Sun Roof;
1880. term terms e sSs sa siSG e: can
see now. NO. 7-936S after Q . N.
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FOR SALE
tcoNTINUlpl
OTR ,iMVISSsTf srl1i. 't Ojids

1000 wilson Blvd, Ar. ia. 7-st00
PLYMOUTH '56 Belvedere conyt
sS Sg' o DHy'. SIS q dos sRa qRoYAf
c,qRYsLER. 1901 r, j. ave.
Brentwood, Nd, WA, $4,000.
PLYMOUTH 1916 4-dr. sedan: Ont
oWner; inspected, sos or besi
oGsr nj 3-5S0S.
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customline We Fordor Sedan,
Phone blue, FoFdomotic.
radio and hsoteT. whife-~olI
tires.
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ROSENTHAL

CHIEF. "8" DE L. 4-DR.
Hydramatie, radio, heater, and
excellent Wv. tires. An extra-nice
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AuroMOBILEs FOR SALE
RENAULT pAUFHnll--veTg clean.

IRENAULT DAUPHngE.--very clean
good cOnd., GOOD mileage, 4 drs
6-4sSB Or RA. 0-004S.
RElJAULT 'BS DAuphine 4-dr.
black, $500 actual miles. r, ant
a.: way under the markets Sls49b
BELL MOTORS
1910 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-S00l
RENAULT '64 4-CV; overhauled b
Renault factory short time ago
beautiful black.
Continental Motors, Ltd
open. 7:so.iC - sun. fo-i
IsIMcA '5s Eiysee; only 81 1895
Continental Motors, Ltd
d 1aol R . l. Ave- NE. GO; 6-s sIG2s;;
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PONTIAC 1871 chieftAin 2-dr.; r
and h.. HYDRA full factory equip.
I2-tone finish. very low mileage,
ia owner; full warranty; now oniS
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pOoO
POHANKA OLDS

UsED-CAR CENTER
New Flat on Display
Piney Br. Rd. and Univ, Blvd. II
PONTIAC '54 sta. Wag.. 4-dr. -
Full rull p scsn' sMIsst VINCE windows, Sway
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BOWMAN


1880 GA. AVE Ia. $4,000
sTUDE. 1865 sta. wag, Champ =
The economy king; heater and
auto; ell ready for that summer
vac; special: 81, 09b:;
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AUToMoBlEs FOR SALE AuroMoBILEs ron sAlE

vOLKswACEN 80 sedan; gray. 7,
and htr.. 31.27S; avail, June 10,
Can be seen now. HE. 4-l022.
VOLKsWAGEN $50; gray: Ia ex-
cellent conditioni 1925. UNITED
AUTO SALES, 2427 Reedie dr.,
wheaton. Nd, 10. A-s248, D 70 9,
VoLKs. 1873 2-df.; r. and h..
owner. Our price, $I,195; terms.
so,a WI. s EyI k M4ToE 80 e.saoo
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
TRIUMPHS


ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
900 n. Z. AVE. NV. Elk. s-z74z
TUNUs "a; black and white, red
leather interior, 7. and h. A gooc
buy at S495.
| Continental Motors, Ltd
l40I r. !. AVE. NE. CO. 5-sI2S
Open 7:30-10 Sunday, 10-t
vOLKSWAGEN 1855 sedan; mus
sell this exceptional car: has
extras: sl,326. 10. 7.06Sg.
VOLKSWAGEN '57 sedan; blue, r
Ing country; $500 cash. WI. 3.
3490.
( VOLKSWAGEN, 1857 common gear
Ext. 454.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
COMMON PLEAS COURT

To secure judgment for an a
mount claimed due on a pro-
miSsOry note, The Cole Lumber
Sales Co., Warren, has filed a
foreclosure action against Lee
Ferry and Sons Inc, Parkman.
Also named as defendants, be-
cause they have an interest or
lein on the Ferry property in
Parkman, are the Ohio Bureau
Of Unemployment CompenSa-
ton, Gcauga County Treasurer
and the Director of Internal
Revenue.
The Sears, ROebuck and Co.,
Cleveland, claiming $68125 is
due on account, is seeking a
judgment for that amount a
gainst Ben PirainO, 80 Green
field Trail, Chesterland. Leo R.
Collins, WillOWiCk, also claiming
an amount is due on account
from Piraino, has filed for a
judgment of $21760.
Mary BoldOn, Rt 3, Robinson
Rd., Chardon, has filed for di-
VOrCe from John BoldOn, Robin
son Rd., Chardon, claiming
gross neglect Of duty and eX-
treme cruelty. Mrs. Boldon as
serts that, for many years, he
has squandered his money on
alcoholic beverages. They have
an adult daughter
Andrew Fecko, ewbury, is
seeking to collect $255 80 from
Gerald E. Cadiou, MiddlefieId,
in a case filed over alIegedly
bad checks. Fecko claims Cadi-
on gave him two checks, total
ing S255 90. both Of which were
returned marked insufficient
funds.
The Chardon Savings B a n k
Co.. ChurdOn, has filed an action
to collect S7O4 50 claimed due
on 4 note from Kenneth +. Pal
mer and Betty j Palmer. 1865
ChilIicOthc Rd, Chester
Gcncvc Kelly, co Jacques
Trailer Park, Chardon, has ill
ed an action for ahmOny against
Melvin Kelly, Chardon. In hCr
petition she says the couple
have three minor children, of
whom she seeks custody in ad-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
Geauga Receives
$4,000 from
Liquor Taxes

Municipalities and townships
in Geauga County received
$34,15479 in liquor license fees
from the state during the fiscal
year which ended June 80. State
Auditor James A. Rhodes re-
ports,
Municipalities received So
23123 and townships, S23 1923 .56.
The amounts going to polite
al subdivisions in Geauga are.
VILLAGES - AQuilIa, 500;
Chardon, S4,331.23; MiddIefieId,
$500; South Russell, $500.
TOWNSHIPS - Auburn, 5000;
cambridge, $6637.26; Chardon,
S1,305; Chester, S505; CIaridon,
$500; Hambden, $3.50; Mont
vile, $2578.77; Munson, $3.50:
NeWbury, $71O6. 6.78; Parkman.
$2240.75; Troy, $335O
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
AT THE COURTHOUSE

dition to separate maintenance
and alimony for herself and
support for the minor children.
Dorothy j. McCauley, 705 Po-
well Ave, MOrgantOWn, w. Va,
has brought a dependency ac-
tiOn againt Ralph Junior Nc
Cauley, Deer Lake MObil Park,
Rt. /, Burton. She claims she
and their minor child, in West
Virginia, need $3.50 a month
from MCCauley in support funds
and ask a court judgment Of
dering support.
Ruling
The SIS 900 action filed by
J o h n Turk0c, HuntSburg, a
gainst Joe S. Miller, windsor,
is settled and dismissed at Mr.
Miller'S costs.
In the divorce action filed by
Anna H. Dunning, Jackson Rd.,
Burton Lake, against Raymond
E. Dunning, Burton Lake, she
was awarded temporary custody
of the minor children and $50
weekly for support. She was al
so awarded SIS weekly mot to
exceed $50 from him to help
defray her legal expenses.
Th court ordered routine di-
vorce Investigations into the
character, family relations, past
conduct, earning ability and fl
nancial worth Of the parties in
these actions: Margaret Char
IOtte VySe, Belle Rd., Chagrin
Falls, against Richard VySe,
Chagrin Falls; Mary Langham,
Spring St, MiddIeficld, against
Lloyd Calvin Langham, address
unknown; Loretta Agnes Hig-
gins, Benner Rd., Russell, a
gainSt Charles Higgins. Russell,
aumony case.
The Chardon Savings Bank
Co. was awarded S7O4 g. due on
a note from Kenneth Palmer
and Betty j Palmer, 1863 Chill
lirothc Rd. Chester.
Ola L. Harding, cambridge,
was granted a divorce from
julius Harding, Bainbrjdgc, uf-
ter he was found guilty Of gross
neglect Of duty, The couple have
no children.
The Fred GrctSch Nanufuc-
turing Co.. Chicago. was award
ed a Judgment for $59I .68 due on
account from William J Con-
norS, doing business as Connors
Music Store, ChardOn
The Troy Township trustees
were granted permission to
transfer $4,000 from the town
! ships general fund to the road
and bridge fund.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
BUILDING PERMITS

CHARDON-AI Orient, Men
tor Rd., garage; John w. Downs
Rt. 6, dwelling; Adolph Pluhar,
Clark Rd, plumbing; Walter
Krause, Clark Rd., remodeling
garage.
CHESTER - Leo COzzenS,
Green Rd., dwelling; StoryboOk
Homes Inc, Lynn Dr., two
dwellings; Roy Eddy, Meadow
Ridge Rd., delIing; william
Lakota, Prescott Rd,, garage;
Robert Wharram, Morning Clio
ry Dr., dwelling; Dan IIles, IL
les Dr., dwelling; Alex GeWak
WOOdSide DR., garage; c. F.
Snyder, Walnut Ridge Rd.,
dwelling.
HAMBDEN - G. H. Under
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
RIVER TRANSPORT

Absolom Martin began his fer
in 1889, and gave the city Of
ry business on the Ohio River
Martins Ferry, Ohio, its name.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
BSA PREDECESSOR

Daniel Beard. an Ohioan, or
ganized the Sons Of Danl
Boone" which later became
known as the Boy Scouts of A
merica.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
clean faces
a day!
It's possible with a fast recovery electric water

New ast recovery electric water heaters produce hot water
fast you it. The average 4Ogaon model delivers
II gallons of hot hot water hours 42O gallons day!
That's than three times the average famys daily hot
water needs So you want plenty of hot get fast
recovery electric water heater now
AIameIess electric water heater costs to buy 40%
less than any other kind And you install anywhere Out
side of heater always stays No ues needed
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

CHARDON TWP ,- EdIa Thay-
cr, 583 acres to William and
Diane SchWindI.
CHARDON VILLAGE Elmer
and Marie Summers life use
S. acre to GEORGE DOW Lillian
Burton. 36 acre to w S R3r1-
ards w S Richards 81 ycr-
to Paul S Richards
CHESTER - Gar- C3nat.u~-
ti0n CO.. / acre to ROW and Dor
0,hy Wrhn; ] lrrr - Stanley
and Louise RYAN. Clair and Ma
rv Snvdrr I38 acre ta (i.yr..u,
and julia Conkln.
William FlcEle IO2 acre I.
Hilda and Anton Kgcir4 How.
ard and Ruth RriIrr. . 1G 4rrp.
to Associated Brokers. ASs0oI
atcd Brokers. PIG acres to New.
house Buldinn Co
Donald SHEPPARD. 40 acre tc
CyriI and Beatrice ATcIlettp Plat
of Charles and Ellen KIOuda
Spring Lake Colony subdivision
aDDrOyed and filed
CLARIDON - Theodore anC
Gertrude HathaaWv. 1920 acres
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
Civil Cases

The Cleveland Plumbing Sup
ply Co., Cleveland, claiming
$164.44 is due on account from
John Brent, KiWaniS Lake, New
bury, has filed an action for a
Judgment in that amount.
Joseph 10th, Fairmont Rd.,
Novelty, is being sued for $50
claimed due on account by JOS
eph Pezdernik, SOlOn
MCMaSter'S Soho Service,
Cleveland, is suing William Wise
Rt. 2, Chardon, for $l52 27 claim
ed due on account
JudgmcntlwaS granted for re
stitution Of property to Alice F..
Henderson, 378 Park Ave-. Char
don, in hc@ case filed against J0-
Seph J. KuroSky III and Norma
R. Kur0>ky, 56 Goredon Dr, A
Quilla
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
Criminal Ca SeS

Raymond Curtiss Reese, %,
Rt. /, HuntSburg, pleaded guilty
to failure to stop at an intersec-
tiOn and was fined $50 and costs
Herbert /. Crawford, 29, Rt.
4, Chardon, pleaded guilty to in
tOXiCation and was fined $40 and
costs.
Chester A. Lcigey, Rt. /, Char
don, pleaded guilty to driving
while intoxicated and was fined
500 and costs and sentenced to
three days in the county Jail.
Albert MatuSek, 40, 100 Ranch
Dr., Chester pleaded guilty to
failure to obtain a dog license
and was fined IS and costs
Ronald Eugene GWinn, "a,
Burton, and Donald S. Kumher,
20, Carlton St, Burton, b t h
pleaded guilty to charges of
treSpasing and were each fined
$35 and costs.
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70 st',g &c p Naa CTR e, o.v os:1tay ,ls.ts
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worlds
most
experienced
airline

First On the Atomic
First On The Poetic
First In Lotin America
First Round the World
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city. Already the lack Of such
Ia program has forced private
citizens to establish the XII
wants Clinic in the Southeast
area and the Mcfarland
Guidance Clinic in the North
west area.
The alcoholic rehabilitation
program would be expanded to
provide evaluation and treat
ment Of patients. Only 10 to IL
per cent of the estimated total
of alcoholics in the District
are interviewed at the Alcoholic
Rehabilitation Clinic. The staff
of the District General Hos
pitfalls psychiatric division can
not adequately rehabilitate al
coholics sent there because Of
limitations of space. numbers
and equipment.
The original report and rec
concentrations on mental health
here we're submitted to DR..
Finucane by DR.. Marvin E.
Perkins. chief Of the Health
Departments present psychia-
trio services division. The
Health Director then forwarded
them to the Commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-03
Picture Of Month
At Corcorun Is
Abstract Work

"The Flight of the Heavenly
Dove" by the abstract ex-
pressionist artist Arshile Cor
ky. is the second Picture Of
the Month" selected for show
ing in the atrium of the Cor
coran Gallery of Art.
The work goes on view to-
day in the series sponsored by
the art section of the Women's
Committee of the gallery. The
pictures are selected from pri-
vate collections as works not
previously shown.
The picture is owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Scott Rankine.
There will be a major RETROSPECT
tive exhibition of work by Cor
ky, who died in 1913, at the
Whitney Museum in New York
next year.
|. Flowers in Painting" is the
subject of the fourth in the
lecture series sponsored by the
Women Of the Council and the
Women's Committee of the gall
lery. to be presented at II am.
Wednesday by Margretta Sal
niger, research curator of paint
ing at the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art in New York.
The art authority was edu-
Gated at Bryn Mawr and in
Germany, and teaches at
Barnard College in New York.
The talk will be illustrated with
color slides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-03
BY MICHAEL MOK
Star stan Writer

Had Venus chosen yesterday
to step from her pedestal at
the National Gallery, she would
have met some stiff COMPETE
ton in the very fair form of
Gina Lollobrigida.
Gina arrives for a state visit
at 4:30 pm. and announced
that she was ready for any,
thing, so long as it is italian. 4"
Pausing briefly before an
Alteration of the Magi and a
Madona with Angels, Miss Lol-
lobrigida found herself sur
rounded by a huge crowd before
Raphael's Alba Madonna. A
number of determined art
lovers of the Greenwich Village
type glared at her intruding
form from the benches.
Feels at Home
"All of these are of Rome, +"
said Gina. 81 am at home. "
The actress revealed that she.
too, had studied art. before my
cinema" and that although
she does not have. time to paint
now. Il would like to begin
again."
Confronted by Titian's Venus
with a Mirror. Miss Lollobrigida
expressed delight in the models
plump contours. 1T is so beau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-03
.Octune Rute Rises
In Regular Gas
BY the Associated Press


Regular-price gasoline now
sold at the average service sta
ton has a much higher octane
rating than premium price fuels
had 10 years ago, the Bureau
of Mines reports.
Based on the latest survey,
the bureau said that last sum-
mer the average regular-price
gasoline had an octane rating
of 1913, or almost four points
higher than that of the prem
ium gasoline of 1947. The 1919
was UP one point from the av-
erageg in the summer of 1856.
In fact. last years motorists
occasionally could find regular
price gasoline with an octane
rating of "a or slightly higher
whereas only a single sample
of premium gasoline among the
many hundred collected in 1947
ran that high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-03
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
trict General Hospital have
complained that there is no CO.
ordination between the hospital
and the downtown" Health
Department services.
A separate bureau, they say.
would correct this fault.
One Of the major needs in
adult mental health is that
of outpatient services. the rec
concentrations note.
Three Basic Premises
Three basis premises for in
creased follow-up services fol-
low.
mo patient should remain
longer in the hospital than his
medical condition warrants.
Nor should the society of which
he is q Part maintain expensive
disqualification any longer than
necessary"
Perhaps no other class Of
seriously Ill patient is returned
home with so little assistance
provided to the patient and his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-03
Gina LoIIobrigido Vies
With Venus at Gallery

tiful-in a painting" She
fingered a little before a pic
ture of st. George. "Oh, l do
like st. George. In my last
picture. whenever I had a
problem, I took it to him."
Keeps on the Move
When someone offered her a
chair. Gina glanced quickly at
the painfully pointed shoes she
had worn for the trek. mo, I
could just see and see all day."
Rapidly changing the subject,
Miss Lollobrigida said that
from her own artistic expert
ence, it is easier to paint a
stranger than a friend.
Il try so very much to paint
myself and also my husband,
but it is never successful" She
halted before Venus Andro-
manche to please a horde Of
autograph seekers.
AS her 100-minute visit came
to a close, Gallery Curator H.
Lester Cooke promised Miss
Lollobrigida a present if she
would sign his guest book.
"Oh. a Bottecelli?" she asked.
Gina received instead a
volume of reproductions, step
ped into her Rolls Royce, and
was once again lost to the art
lovers of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-03
NewMentoI Health Plan
For District Proposed

family as in the case Of the
mentally ILL.,"
"The advent Of the tranquil
izing drugs and their use in the
treatment of patients in mental
institutions has thrust to the
fore the problems of after-care
of the released convaleScing
mental patient"
A mental health nurse con-
sultant would be stationed at
st. Elizabeths to maintain liai-
son between the hospital. the
discharged patients and the
H alth Department clinics.
Present part-time clinics would
be expanded to three full-time
clinics not only for discharged
patients, but for persons who
may be treated and kept from
having to be committed to st.
Elizabeths.
Seek Child Guidance
The proposals also call for
a program of regional child
guidance clinics to bring mental
health services closer to FAM
lilies in remote sections of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-03

court monitor system, is hold
ing a pow-wow with the Team
sters' Executive Board here
next week.
The Transfers, who defied
AFL-CIO corruption charges
and were expelled after they
elected Hoffa, have reserved a
beach hosiery called the Cast
always.
George Meany, AFL CIO
president, was due to cancel
charters Of the Hoffa- domin-
ated AFL Michigan Federation
of Labor and the Michigan In
dustrial Council controlled by
one-time CLIO chief Walter
Reuther.
The AFL CLIO Executive
Council, in its opening winter
session today, was expected to
approve Mr.. Meany's move and
issue a new AFL-CIO charter
calling a special convention
February "a at Grand Rapids to
establish the new Michigan
labor organization.
Hoffa's scandal-rocked Team
sters Union, prominent in the
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Economist to Speak

Neal Potter, an economist Tor
Resources for the Future, Inc,
and a member of the speakers
Bureau of the Capital Area AS
ISOLATION for the United Ma
tions, will speak during a dinner
at $50 pm. Wednesday in the
First Congregational Church.
Tenth and G streets NV. His
talk is one of a series spon-
sored by the church's Christian
Social Action Committee.
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present Michigan ALL Fedora
ton, will be denied any dele
gates or voice in forming the
new AFL-CIO unit.
Hoffa recently was placed
under a court monitor system
in running the Transfers. But
Mr.. Meany and other fedora
ton leaders appear to have no
confidence that this will be an
effective check on Hoffa, who
was named as an associate of
hoodlums in Senate Rackets
Committee hearings.
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Auditory to Meet

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Prince Georges County Volun-
teer Fire Department will meet
at $3.50 pm. Thursday in the
College Park Fire Department.
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Breakdown on Hoffo
In Michigan Planned

MIAMI BEACH Fla. Feb. lF9-The AFI,-CIO declared
open war today the expelled Transfers Union directing
Michigan labor forces to and
James R. Hoffa out in the cold
The action expected to spur retaliatory from
Hofa who after taking the Transfers Union helm under
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