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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
MISUNDERSTANDING
tcohTlAUtDl

COLORED GIRL, neat, desires
slsAnlng on, IuehdASs and Thurs
c9LoRtp GA; desires l,h,w'i DAY.
COLORED LADY desires dayWork
day or h-day week eNpef, refs
III H.si0T
coLoRED LADY DESIRES uHW
CITY REFERENCES, LII s.Oh5O
COLORED WOMAN, reliable
wants paTt-time work, no lAun,
dry, DE ..6nl7,
cOLORED WOMAN Wishes daywork
ms ssp,r, refs No 7!5Sis
COLoRED WOMAN = Nice house
cleaner for ladies; refs, Call
COLORED WOMAN. part.tims work
/ j days week, morning or evening
Reliable, References, AID, 4.iO7e
COL0RED WOMAN desires work Al
store maid, sales clerk or day
work, References IL, $1,000
CoLoRED WOMAN, ghw, child
care eSper. b'day week, LII 4
{ i9ni,
CoLORED WOMAN desires Inv. OF
child care, WA, 5.shlk
COLORED WOMAN, GOOD cleaner
lAundereas, good worker with refs
wants daywork IL B.OD07,
COLORED WOMEN on hand, wait,
ing for work, BY day, hr, VIZ
/ references lnyesligated, .RuPHEltt
EMPL, AoENCY, Ho e-g427,
CoLORED WOMAN desires senera
[ housework and child care OF
I weekly basis, excel, refs Cal
present employer, 10 f.fp47,
C0L0RED, gh.w. days work,
days a week Child care Ref
efenees IL. 6-iBOs,
COLORED-GOOD REFs.-Prefer
gh!w or child care, pm, vic
10th a.. bus line, La, 6-8B9s.
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SECRETARY

For i-mAn law once air cond
tBM elec. typewriter. age under -,
some eNper. necessary. Write giving
age and QUALIFICATIONS 10 BOX ga
Y Star,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

tWhllEl
Use spare evening hours, earn W
10 500 weekly, part time. No eX.
perience necessary. Car helpful
For interview In own home, write
Box ll1-Y, star
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CAREER OPENING

For woman interested In oPPoR.
T I,UNirT Hss $50 good a,, s .,ses,
In teaching, social work, civic AZ.
fairs or church work will hell
you qualify Definite plans oil
promotion and income For inter.
view. write giving age education
experience and phone, Box 2s6-Y
Star
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Construction Supervisor
7 Years Experience

Builder. age IS. married.
desires permanent position
with progressive developer.
Complete knowledge OF con-
struction business Refer
ences furnished. Call or con-
tact Mr. JERRY SPIELMAN,
100 s Harlan St, York, Pa.
Phone 47-42Oi.
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RELp-WoMEA

TOP-HRACKET sICY. POSITIONS,
N,assluu Nk Al yniAt.ttepl
So not REEp Al PERSONNEL,
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STENOGRAPHERS

" with Exper S3,i4O Per Yr
2 EXP Not Required, $500 Pr. Yr
All positions enjoy full county
civil service dement's. incl. - dayl
vacation leave. L. days sick leave
per year ana retirement plan In al.
dation TO social security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

and into the recreation areas,
The thing they usually want is
Just somewhere to dance.
Winning their confidence
isn't easy. They're suspicious
at first" he said. ut means
playing basketball with them,
hanging around streets and al
legs. packing of on three-day
hikes.
"I'll do anything they want
except break the law" he said.
The recreation departments
rowing leader experiment start
ed a year and a half ago, Mr.,
Hubbard said. The idea is SIM
liar to New York's extensive
unattached worker" program.
The rowing leaders work
closely with the welfare and I'M
employment departments, pri-
vate social agencies and the
police, They are quick to get
medical attention for a boy.
testify for him in court - or
turn him in il he breaks the
law.
THE kids are aware Of this
and respect us for it." said Mr..
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Trosh Removal
Signs Urged

Posting Of signs stating the
District regulations on trash
disposal was urged last night
by the Midway Civic Associa-
ton.
The group asked the District
Commissioners to place signs in
|neighborhoods throughout the
city showing the regulations on
refuse disposal and emphasize
ing the penalties for violation.
The motion was part Of the
associations drive to cut down
on trash in the streets and on
the sidewalks of the Midway
area and in other parts of the
city.
The Rev. Robert p. johnson,
pastor Of the Fifteenth Street
Presbyterian Church. spoke on
THE Church and the Commu-
nifty in One Bundle"
The meeting was conducted
by Edward J. MacClane, asso-
citation president, in the Fiji
tenth street church.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under b. c. law couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. icait three
fuH days and receiDe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Richard A. Liberman. 20, bOOi Fourth
s. nv, and Ina g. Gordon. 20, 6s1
Oglethorpe st. ne.
and Betty [. Bowman. 20. 53s Fox
Gerald j Miller, 90, 1855 Connecticut
ave. NV, and Marjorie p. Maher.
" 200a 42nd St. NV.
skousen. 20 both q 81 Arlington Fin i "a
| William II. Fowler, ~, 154O p 81. NV.
and Maria v. Phiipct. ss. 3647 Min
nesota ave, Sc.
Mark L. Dembtnski, %, 1912 Prospect
1890 Prospect st. NV.
Eugene M. Harris, 25, 1851 Nichols
ave. Sc, and Harriet A.. Msgruder,
Gstti, 80. both Of Arlington, Va.
and SuEelie M 0oad, 81, 3409
Southern ave. sc.
James L. Goode. 40, and Dorothy M.
cersley' 4S, both Of 5000 Jeniier
Randolph Mix. 81. 222s 18th st. NV,
and Edna v. Travis, 81 1l34 18th
Alvin NJ. Allen. 90. sl5 ID st. ne. and
Fannie johnson, 20, 6004 Clay st.
Arthur C. Adair, s5. Dunn Loring. Va.
end Nell s. Hale, IS, Narrows, Va.
Karl A, Smith, 50, 2737 Deyonshire
Il. Palm s sp1in slsae csIif W. laFr"n''
George L. Zimkler. 4S. Chevy Chase.
Nd. and Frances L. Varney, AZ.
$500 Connecticut ave; NV
James a; Payno, "a. Flint Mich. and
Eoy v. Barnes, 49, Murfreesboro.
Terry L. BacOte. 20. 1850 11tb At
NV, and Betty J. Gardner, 20,
525 Irving st. NV.
Philip Margolius,, p. 1901 Nebraska
1879 Tewksbury pi. NV. ~
William r. Vicks, sr., 81, 2S2Q 18th at
ne, and Marvin Hubbard. 81, 5712
H' WHITE. shS S0S q "a s sad s HATTIE !. n
Randall L. stsisy, %, Brsnt Won T. Nd ID !,
and jeanne A. Freschi, 81. Ar
Frsdsriek c. Faass, %, and Helsa
N Kphmann, 81, both Of Airing
Charles ; ' e. & purnen. 40, so17 clinton
st.. ne, and Cora r. Steward, 40,
Donald s Culp 81. Takoma Park Md :,
1 1III.. E Va E. PhuEer' 49, Hyatts-
jamie z. Mumford. 81. 1908 Hobart
St NV, and Bessie G. Carpenter,
~. Arlington. Vs. -
Harry Rawiinson, rs, 936 N st, NV,
and Odessa Thomas. Is. 1925 STAN
Lane H c Gro s:s, 81, 1913 Marion st.
NV, and Aloha r. Mckinney, Is,
81 Hamilton st. NV.
Harry H Robinson, SO, Silver Spring,
Nd; and Evangeline Daniels 80,
william Miller. 81, 4o1 upshur st NV,
and Lucille, v. Covington, 25, 504
Randolph ST.. NV.
Richard e: Talsmo, g. and soj Barbara
r. LiSann' 10. both Of 1929 Utah
claude G e WDevaurhn, IS, and Thelma
McNeill, 2l, both OF Ills Oates
Eugene ; "'F +. Nickens, 90, 1923 Swami
1924 2nd st. NV.
Lee MscNeill,. q. and Helen knight
IS, both Of K72 Kilbourne pl. NV.
Willie D. Smith, 46, 222 18th st. ne,
and Grace F. billiard. 40, 1927 C
Guiiford' whitfield, %, SIS 18th st.
ne, and Marjorie A. Lewis, 20, 207
| X st. ne.
James B. tombstone, 81, 1915 14th.
NV, and Carol L. Fregien, "a, 1S4l
Wyoming ave. NV.
Isaac E. Jacobs. %. 1870 18th st. ne,
snd, Carolyn Wilder, IS, 1855 Mary
land ave. ne.
Bruce Kessler. IS. and Shirley KATE,
16, both of Silver Spring, Nd.
Charles Vance, rs, 904 Goth ave ne.
and Virginia E. Lee. "a. 1870 18th
st. ne.
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Hubbard, who is 2s, married
and has two children.
In other business, the asso-
citation, meeting in st. limo
thy's Church. 1901 Alabama
avenue Sc. elected new officers
John r. Brasil is president,
Mrs, Harry S. Bowman, IT., first
vice president; Claud Z. claton
second vice president: Mrs
Russell L. Minard, secretary;
Mrs. Alfred v. Meyers, finan.
cial secretary, and Charles Fos-
ter. treasurer.
The meeting was the associa-
tons last for the summer.
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Alumni Hear Herter

Undersecretary Of State Her
ter will speak at a meeting of
the Johns Hopkins University
Washington Alumni Associa-
ton at $50 pm. today at the
Presidential Arms: 1920 G
street NV. Mr.. Herter is a
member of the Johns Hopkins
board of trustees.
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Rowing Youth Leader
ellis Of His Problems

Il go where the police can't
60"
That's the way Wade Hub
bard, a rowing leader with the
District Recreation Department.
working in the far southeast
section Of Washington. ex-
planned his job last night 10
Hillcrest Citizens Association
members.
Il try to get kids OF the street
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er. We couldn't care less as
long as he's hep to the won
drous beauty Of steaks. Fact is,
he's been prospecting in the
steak world here for decades
and his claim to the juiciest, the
tenderest, the prime-est has
never been disputed by steak
attctGHdos in this refreshing
camp Of blimp-size baked po-
tatoes, salt sticks, lettuce hearts
with Roquetort and very deIect-
able fodder for pioneer appetites.
And the cocktails? Like crazy.
Go, man! Go. gol Till IL PM.
1852 4th st. NE.
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mas nL tuC
pay load
uran mum
on his acre
age in The
D a X o I a ),
" here he
h u n is and
fishes with
the states
q o v e r n o r.
They say he's
h ep to a
geiger count
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

\ Ronald NJ. Patterson. ~, johnson CITY
Tenn, and Jeanette n Woodllei
-, Goa Southern ave sc.
Tester r. RAcktyt 20 400 Potomac
ave. Sc, and Frances P. Bowling,
is, i6OS :. CAPITOL st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

JOSEPH J. vieario. 80, Philadelphia.
and Janet L. Hart, o., Baltimore.
Harold Massey, Alexandria, Va. and
Brenda Carter. 10. 1899 Iith st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

Robert 6. Ponton, -, eT&o connesgi-
knrth. 90, silver Spring, Nd.
Dennis Cunnineham. 1r- 20if 1st a.
NV, and Patricia A. Pitt, 10, I4aa
Euclid st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

" W 1NhNoN
ION for-tlle-
dinner2 Or
pad around
in toga and
] q u r e |
wreath? Make
believe this
q / l at
G US T r S
Italian Villa,
" here the
brass from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

fried chick
| en-" history
books don't
record Bar
Ibara Fritch-
lies concern
with food but
1--we have a
Iway of know
ling p T E r
PANS fried
chicken was
Idear to her as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

1t is to us, who travel the glor-
iously scenic road to this charm
ing history spot so close to
Frederick town. The platters are
still heaped high tall you can
eatD and you'n revel in the
inns country vegetables. You're
agog over the tsntslizing choice
Of condiments-spicy apple but
ter, picallili, cole Slaw laced with
cream, creamy curd so good to
cap on the hot mullins. Dinners
only and no spirits, but who
cares2 10; Sundays 1877. Ur-
bana, 7 mi. S. of Frederick. Rte.
240.ttt.
MONDAY Feel like toasting the
Colosseum Just once would like
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B-S THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. c.
WEDNESDAY,. IuNE IL. 1919

Good bread. good meat
Mon Dien. let's EAT
THURSDAY; They say Mr.. Bar
clay, the boniface Of HENDRIX
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FRIDAY: Age becomes thee,
PENN-DAW! We love every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

thing old
Gold books,
old wine, old
friends) and
p E N N :
D A w , S
thirty years
old. In res
taurant par
lance that's
success for
the Dawson
family. Yes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

Under d. c. law couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. irait three
fuH days and receipe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

the Hill can now give out with
spirited Italian. "Sono tutti
rlaoHifici" which is to say
everything's a little bit all right
with the spring-green dntipaSto,
the sturdy mineStrone, the hot,
garlic bread so crunchy, fra
grant. Like-minded, they too,
on the Sdltimboccd ala Romano
all because the veal's rolled so
pleasingly with procciutto ham,
sduteed and served with a rare
wine and mushroom sauce. The
csndlelight's sentimental, the
murals gay. the music tender.
Till 1890. Fifth & Morse SITS.
N.E.&
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SUNDAY Shoot if you must
this old grey head, but spare me
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And Gabby commeRdS:
TOKYO SUKIYARI: 1886
Conn.At
OCCIDENTAL: l4ll Penn. NV.
OMAR RHAYYAM, 700 18th.
CAPTAINS TABLE! Rte, so, s
mi, West OF Bay Bridge.
&Clesed sun, AAMon., &%AFri. 1855
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VACATION PLACES
REAL ESTATE LOANS

PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE. LIST
or 2nd mortgage ia. 2-2303 or
ia. 7-5S00.
End TRUST PURCHAsE-Low dis
count. Fast and courteous action.
CAL D1, 7-56S3 8 til @: after .,
Low RATES-FAST ACTION-lst,
2nd TRUST LOANS for any pur-
pose. DI. 7-4445; ewes. UU. S-y49s
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANs
PURCHASED BARLOW REALTY
CO Realtors. 1891 o st. nv.
NE, 6-2495.
MORTGAGES. 4s4cs. 30-yr.; funds
unlimited: pay debts make i'm.
provements, combine trusts, reduce
payments. Prompt. free appraisal.
CROCKETT, day, eve, HE. 4-6S94.
MONEY end TRUST--We viii buy
End trust notes D. c.. nearby Nd
or Va. reasonable rates Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE A. INVEST
MENT CORP, lat2 n. Y. ave.
NV, MA S-5S33
end TRUSTS-Absoluteiy top spot.
cash prices paid Md, Va, ID C,
Call daily or night. 10. 4-6565
l5s
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
NJ. x. STONE, OIL. 2-34l4
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RRACON RIIm.nING
MI
Legum q Gerber ReaIty 60,
MILLS BLDG.

MILLS BLDG.
18th AND PENNA. AVE. NV
s7s.so Der % mo OLIVER 4. CARR.
Realtor, MA. S-9340.
AIR CONDITIONED
Suite for four private cfices and
reception room In Washington's S
newest and finest once bldg. I'M
mediate possession,
Weinberg & Busn, Inc.
1925 H st. NV. MA. s-5500
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OFFICES, STUDIOS IoF REnIInDusIRAL PROP ioF REnT7
tcoNilNuEDl coNInuEDl

80 THOUSAND SO, w. avail. fol
industrial or warehouse purposes
win subdivlde into smaller parcels:
high ceiling, ramp loadina- fre-
proof, new construction; will be
avail. by Oct. /: zoning viii permit
Wholesale or retail businesses
eloss-in shlrilngton ngto area, M M Pen
Evening star., 1958-07-15

8Oa lafh sr. N.W.-~SaB and up;
an utlls fusn. lloyd N. DAVIS
CO. 1929 X a, NV Ma, 6-0d52
NEW BUILDINGi nr, 2Ist and K
So. n.W--Snacc Lvaii. from 1000
70 $4,000 sq. n Can BE- tftloreq
70 suit your requirements; excel
tenants; plenty OF parking. Gail
Mr. Boyle, FREDERICK w.
BRRENs SALES, NC. MA. g.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA. BUSINESS PRoP. FOR SALE
HOUSES WAMrED TO BUY

CLEAN 3 or 4 bedroom
loc Have substantial cash. MRS.
cox, LU. 2-S136 or ST, 3-736S.
ALL CASH free appraisal inn
Il Ii oREENFIEID. IA. s-SSSS,
ALI CASH NET TO you = Mr..
Morton, Tu 2-630o, s. d H.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

SILVER sPRING--s3.5O0 "a. II.
Eruund for lease. or owner will
build to suit on all or part Rail
read sidins on property. CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP ~. 5-7100.
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LOIS, ACREAGE ior SAFE

corner lots. al Inn
provementS IN, incl. house con-
uections. ready for immediate con-
structi0n. $3.50 "a. ~. N-34o0
before pm,
BETHESDA--g bldg. lots, within /
blk OF National Institutes OF
Health $500, EN-, 6-1769.
BRADLEY HILLS, MD.--Beautifu
sewer. $4,000. or. e-sa37.
HOLLYWOOD PARK. 3 miles be-
yond NOLS beautiful wooded
S1S sis sYss-ls LII SSeO mo' Ma e. s.soia. sS gown
JENKINS LAKE, Bryan's rd., Nd
Lge. cleared lot. 1eOx3OO IT, on
new hard-surfaced rd., water avail
~ ,ZOv S kkLLf y .sss s.rssgsss
3-2iiI, Ext. 4B5.
FALLS CH,--e lots, each 75xI25.
ssssr sase s1sIf s1tIfog dooK s Ktrsss 81 ssSss'
POTOMAC HUNT COuNTRY-27
acres, more or less. with ideal site
for an estate. Must be sold Make
an oifer, a. 5. GARDNER a co.
Ils ACRES, adjacent to Potomac.
Md. school; S4,60O; will finance,
HA, 1.7272,
HOME AND 4 BUILDING Lots
ses.aSO. BooiiiEY's. 10 s.Sis4,
81 ,675-St I, 5BO-2 choice acre plots.
Must act quickly. Terms TO suit
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES Mgt
Evening star., 1958-07-15

PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE. LIST
or End mortgage ia. 2-2:Sl3 or
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Civic Groups Hit
Liquor Store Bid

Two groups yesterday OPP
posed an application to estab-
lish a liquor store at 2001
Bunker Hill road NE.
Lawrence w. jackson, repre-
senting the Woodbridge Civic
Association, and Mrs. H. p.
Newson. secretary Of the Bur-
roughs Citizens Association.
testified against the application
at an Alcoholic Beverage Con-
tls1l Board hearing.
Mr.. Jackson told the board
he felt q liquor store would
depreciate property values and
attract undesirables to the
neighborhood. The Burroughs
group said a dozen liquor stores
are already established within
. mile Of the proposed location
and that most Of the stores
trade would be from outside the
area.
Joseph c. Waddy. the Wood
ridge groups attorney. said the
organization had obtained sig
natures Of more than half Of
the property owners within 500
feet Of the store site on petit
tons opposing the application.
This would bar the application
under the law.
The applicant Is VT Liquors,
which proposes to transfer q
license now held by Discount
Drugs. AT Twelfth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03
Drivers Held
In Two Deaths

The drivers Of two cars IN
volved In recent auto fatalities
were ordered held for further
court action by . coroner's Jury
yesterday.
In one case. Q 28-year-old
woman. was held for grand jury
action on q charge Of homicide.
Police said Mrs. Leslie Mae
Hardy. Of the 1900 block Of
Irving street NV, was in
volved In q three-car collision
on, March Z. resulting in the
death Of Carlene Brigham. o
17-year-old Gaithersbur MD
High School girl at Idaho and
Wisconsin avenues NV.
Mrs. Hardy was the driver
Of a Car that hit the rear Of
the auto in which Miss Brig
ham was q passenger. police
said. The car carrying the girl.
driven by John Mikel Pack, 10.
Of Gaithersburg. went ont of
control and hit another one
going north on Wisconsin ave-
nue.. Miss Brigham, who was
thrown clear. died upon hitting
the pavement.
Alcoholic Test
Testimony yesterday revealed
that a test taken at Q pm,
two hours after the accident
showed Mrs. Hardy had an
alcoholic content of IS Of /
per cent. At the time Of the
accident, Mrs. Brigham was
arrested on charges Of failing
to yield the right Of way and
driving while intoxicated.
In the other case, the coroner's
fury held John H. Beck, 80, Of
the 400 block Of Colchester
drive. Kensington, Nd, for
Municipal Court action on q
charge Of negligent homicide.
Car Hits Pole
Beck's car crashed into .
light pole early In the morning
Of March IL. causing the death
Of a passenger. Mrs. Catherine
Skinner. 81. Of S710 Bradford
road.
Beck said he did not see a
streetcar safety island on Wis
consin avenue In time. His car
hit the abutment and then
smashed into a lamp post.
Beck was confined to George
town University Hospital for
several days as a result of in
ternal injuries. Mrs. Skinner
died about IL hours after being
admitted to the hospital.
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MARYLAND STORES
$3.50 kenilworth Ave-, {. Riverdels
BEodley Shopping Center, Bethesde
Flower Ave-. Piney Broneh Rd., 5. 5.
iOS04 connsctievt Ave-, cor. Knowles
1876 Suitlond Rd. and Huron Ave.
topposite Census BuEeeul
Four Corners, WoodmooSl
Univ. Lone end Riggs 3D., Hyettsvills
2is n. Commerce S., Rockville, Nd
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MARYLAND STORES
Marlboro Pike and Silver Hill Rd.
PsEklond
Queens chepel ond chiIlum Rds.
Queenstown, M. Reinier"
vies MiIl and GridIey Rds.
visn MiII villsss
S52s Go. Ave-. EIlsworth Dr.. S. So
9ie-2i Main S.. Leussl, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

Doesn't this mountaineering Lancaster
Brand Ham make you long for slice
after slice? It's juicy, tender, deli
cious with a rich old fashioned
smoked-ham flavor found only in Ian
caster Brand Hams.
Lancaster Brand Hams have their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

D. c. STORES
1879 10th 81. NV. dupont cireIs)
5722 George Ave. NV.
9o6 G Street NV.
4ll Chopin 81. a. Tsxos Ave. ST..
1868 Irving 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25

Bold Ruler to Miss
Fridays Puumonok

NEW YORK. Mar. rs Up. -
Weights for the $20,000-added
Paumonok Handicap. opening
day feature at Jamaica Friday,
were issued yesterday, but the
name of Bold Ruler was miss
ing.
sunny Jim Fitzsimmons,
trainer of the Wheatley Stables
1857 horse of the year, de-
clared Bold Ruler from the six
furlong sprint when he delayed
shipping him from Hialeah. Mr.
Fitz said he wouldn't rush Bold
Ruler. who was injured in
Florida.
Mrs. Adele Rand's Glen,
winner of the Shelvin, Withers
and Arlington Classic. drew
high weight Of 126 pounds and
is training at Belmont Park.
Howell E. JackSon's Tick
Took was assigned 1913. pounds
by Handicapped Jimmy Kilroe.
Edward Seinfeld's Admiral Wee,
the Brookmeade Stables En-
core, and Happy Hill Farms
Kingmaker. each got 12l. while
the Brookf1eld Stables Itobe
and Joe w. Browns Tenacious
were assigned 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
Gonzales Leading
Houd for lst Time
In American Tour

KANSAS CITY. Mar. IS up.
.-Pancho Gonzales defeated
Lew Hoad last night to take
the lead for the first time since
mis- tour reached the United
States.
The veteran champion from
Los Angeles beat the Aus
tralian, Ga, 14-l2. and now
has a 1921 edge in a 100
match tour. 1t was Gonzales
fourth straight victory.
Hoad, who earlier owned an
1873 margin. faltered in the
25th game Of the second set,
losing his service. Then Con-
zales closed it out in a hurry
with his big service.
Tony Trabert stopped Pam
cho Segura. 8-6. in another
singles match before a crowd
of over 1000.
AT one point in their New
Zealand matches, Gonzales had
a 5-4 lead.