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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

In New York. all I wanted to
be was q movie star, and here
I am. knocking on the wood
en- table in his star dressing
room.
Janet Leigh, next door, told
me. I've made two pictures in
a row with Tony c"The Vik-
ings" was the other. Now we
won't work together again for
two or three years. What am I
doing after this picture? First
we move into our beautiful new
home. Then I hope we'll have
another baby. then I'll take a
rest" The sheath that Janet
wears for an evening gown
looks great on her, and she is
having it copied in a softer ma
terial for personal use.
Charlie Chaplin, who has
been trying for a return to this
country. Cancelled his plans
when the United States posted
him a delinquent for income
taxes. Even his friends have to
admit that Chaplin was always
a tightwad.
Won't 1t be ironic If Red But
tons wins the supporting best
actor" Oscar and accepts 1t on
the TV show after being drum
med out of the service, so to
speak? I'll be thrilled if I
get a nomination" Red said
on the set of his current "Imi-
tation General" at Metro, add
ing-"Of course I'll be I'M
bearable." Red was so ex-
hausted from three years of
teeveeing he did nothing for
six months when he left the
video lanes. except to concen-
Itrate on getting his wind bac i.
When l saw Laurence Har-
vey in New York last fall. he
was madly enthusiastic about
the of Broadway all-Negro
show. Simply Heavenly" for
which he will act as director
of the London production with
Irehearsals starting this month.
Mrs. Gus Edwards has put
the final period to her biog-
raphy of her late husband.
The tome is titled, Il Like to
Remember" A major studio is
interested.
Harry Karl attended the
birthday party given by Marie
Mcdonald for their 8-year-old
daughter. Dede. Marie insists
this does not mean q reconcil-
iation with her estranged mate,
but I wouldn't bet against it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19
The Dotted Lines

NEW YORK. The Army
Navy game was more fun when
they used footballs I wish
my wife wouldn't call me long
distance ana talk half the
night. It's cheaper to fly. .
Jayne Mansfield and Mickey
Hargitay are really getting to
know each other. He's almost
through reading her scrapbook.
Things must be getting
really tough. Princess Grace
and Ally Khan are going to
work. You can't buy socks
at the Argyle Hose Co. on the
Babylon Farmingdale Turn
pike. It's the local fire depart
ment. If I see another
Brigitte BardOt movie marquee
I'm going to shoot it with my
BIB gun It's not true that
most Of Tommy Sands mate
rial washes up on the beach.
Myron Cohen reports a
pinochle game was Cancelled at
a Miami Beach hotel. It was
called on account of SUM-"
The album cover Of MOnique
Van VOOren's Mink in Hi-Fi''
record belongs in any young
mans collection of etchings.
4 +
The fuel used by Jupiter is
called Lox. Just proves that the
moon is made of cheese.
With that short leftfield fence
at the L. A. Coliseum, they
won't need bats to hit home
runs. Chopsticks will be enough.
/. Ted Williams signed for
$125,000. And says restaurateur
John Marine, that amt spit.
FL Ranches BeldeL Katie
man would like to hire Maria
Callas but he wants to pay her
by the note. The record
business: A year ago Roulette
Records started with a ball of
wax and last year crossed
SIS, 000, 900. Bob Merrill, who
composed the music for New
Girl In Town." will make q
record singing Frank LOesser
songs only. A whole week
has gone by and the Russians
haven't capitulated to Mike
Todd. Don ROndO bet q
horse named Wright's Flight
and it came in last. Couldn't
get of the ground.
X 4 + \
There's no mystery why Ber-
nard Baruch's book is outselling
George Rats. Georges fans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

. problem!" And among these
sufferers were a very wide va
riety Of hemorrhoid conditions,
some Of Toto 20 years standing.
All this, without the use Of
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin-
gents Of any kind. The secret is
q new healing substance bio
Dyne' = the discovery Of q
world-famous research institu.
ton. Already, Bio-Dyne is in
wide use for healing injured
tissue on all parts Of the body.
This new healing substance
Is offered in suppOsitory or oiHt-
went form called Prepare ton
H. Ask for individually sealed
convenient Preparation II sup
positories or Preparation II
ointment with special appli-
Gator. Preparation II is sold at
all drug counters. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
'Rev. U. S. Pat on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19
Films of More Than Routine Merit

DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER"-War beyond shell range
hilarious melee for Glenn Ford Mickey Shaughnessy.
MAN ON FIRE-Bng Crosby singing in affecting
tale of a small boy in a broken home
THE PAJAMA GAME"-DOris Day in the lively George
Abbott Stanley Donen film of the hit musical.
"PAL JOEY"-SO-SO version of the musical envened by
Frank Sinatras playing of the title role.
1.-THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION'-SOphia Loren and Cary
Grant in a sweeping adventure superbly filmed.
PURSUIT OF THE GRAF SPEE"-Suspenseful recreation
Of famed World War chase, documentary in tone.
REAR WINDOW"-Grace Kelly pursues Jimmy Stewart
amidst suspense in Alfred Hitchcock's best manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

To tell the truth. Lofts are the
choicest cherries that ever made you
say, "M-m-m-m." Ruby-red mara
schino cherries floating in tsntaliz-
ing cordial and double-dipped in
Lofts Exclusive Blend Dark or Milk
Chocolate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

File early and don't forget
to sign your Federal income
tax return, says the Internal
Revenue Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

GAS RANGEs, new. used; instaiia :
ton. PEERLESS SAILS CO.. 2237
Ga. ave. NV, AID. 2-2l00.
GENERATORS, STARTERS, s7.BO
up; Ice. assert: electric motor re-
pairs. 4lst year. CARLY, 1908
I4th NO. 7-0221
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

FURN.-3 complete rms. includ.
Ing TV, sewing machine will sell
as unit or sep. IA. S-7l00.
FURN.-LlV. rm.. bedrm. and d.
nette: must vacate bldg. 70 be de-
molished. 9ls o place NV. bet.
$3.50 and 4:30,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

CREAM, tid Canal Il. as
RKsEARcH SPECIALIST sxpsf
mlsfsseNs fefritesi lee BALD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

tfFENWAN, fNcfllfnl opportunity
tqr advancement. Car required
NUT IKE music Inside and out.
MUSIC Co. ln.ln q Al nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07


WRITER
Is 20 rs years Of aae, 10 DO analyti-
eel WFiting on legislative subjects
affecting business Prefer some one
silh under1iandlng OF conafea'
alonal procedures ana basic feos
nomica Must have ability 70 trans.
form complicated subjects Into
simple language and 70 handle
several ASSIGNMENTS a the aAme
time Appearance ana personality
important since lob Will involve
contacts IN business and on cahitol
MI Opportunity for advance.
ment submit written resumes only
Please DO not phone o. Apply IN
ulrd on basis OF qualifications
mel Dept, CHAMBER or CON.
MERGE or THE y q, 1918 n
MAN. wHITE-Nust be experienced
In al types oil deliealessen and
,sney ,oos ,sppl' ~ ps ,s,o only !,
KARL cATERERs, h0is Conn ave.
MAN with or t.ton truck, 70
hNaNHNNNh NuNaN NfAliNNAf QUASI W
coast steady work; must furnish
phone calls, BOSS Baltimore blvd !.
collere Park !
dKN go white, age ei-a5. excel
Applicants must be- conscientious
courteous and reliable SOS week
70 start. Call pi. 7-aits for
MAN WITH CAR
Excel Earnlnss. Permanent work
3707 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
MAN
Experienced in receiving and mark
ms merchandise also familiar
with Shipping permanent position
Tor sober industrious man, Apply
BECKER'S
1914 p 81. NV.
YOUNG MAN needed By new-ear
dealer opportunitv for career
training IN automobile business
must type be steady and reliable
hia days per wk. Call Mr.. Hickey
ROYAL CHRYSLER. Brentwood
Nd. IA. $4,000.
YOUNG MAN, . am. 70 pm.
Mon. through Fri for pickup
and delivery service. STRAUSS
PHOTO TECHNICAL sERv, a3u
? 81. NV.
YOUNG AMBITIOUS MAN who
wants 10 learn property manage-
ment Salary 10 start. Future
ADVANCEMENT Call for ami THE
WHEELER CORP. 10. 2-a200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
HELP MEN
tconTiNufpi
AUTHORIZATION NTcuANIc i

AUTHORIZATION MECHANIC -
Good pay and working eondltlontl
teaI.round work. DfLVALE fcH
CREAM, fih Canal ~ ae
RKsEARcH SPECIALIST sxpsf
miefeseve feffltesi lee paid,
~. nuu up.
AZ ~ o,pkIEN Personnel astyles,
1905 \, " Ave NV, RK 9.Ish0
n iOfIns nEPORT 20 AnEsTos
apNkilhp a RooFiNo co
INC, aeih Hair 70 NV A. \
an,
kn0EiNo AND SHIRT INITIAL
MN, experienced ONLY apply
Phone Hefndon d.1dWH after 3
nm
kOuTKMAN. Arl and AleS over
$40 VII 70 start IA A.hiih,
Thnrt evenin-, q pmsn pm.
SAILS MANAGER. real estate, NJ
unlimited RA' d.eiiS. is'
sstESMAN excellent opportunity
for Advancement Car required
Mutt like music inside and out.
side fales, SEE Nh Hills, XIII
MUSIC CO, 1850 q n, nv.
tfLEsMAN-siOa pct VII plus co
bensnl,. CAL Mr.. PEARSON, Xxx
q. 1870 lO-.
sALEsMAN- We'll established mil.
itary retAil tailofs hal onenlnf
for a travelling salesman, exprf
IN measuring Tor mems clothina
necessary but not essential. AEe,
s9-3h, white and Willina 10 work
Apply 10 Mr.. pLOTl, mgf, al
3 olebe I'd Arl., Va.
ssbEsMAN-LIoUOR. white. for fast
action retail liauoF store Box
fl-R, star
SALESMAN 70 eau on drug trade
vertised housewares and Sundry
items. Salary and commission
Box fsn-T, star.
SALESMAN. young man. 70 learn
retail ievelry business with eity's
Oldest swehrf rcssi"e "a
yaneement permanent. see Nj
Edwards, GAIT A BRO, 607 18th
81. NV.
SALESMAN. hirh type. part time;
suburban Nd. area. Cali Mr.
FREDERICK, TC a-7O7o
kALEsMAN. excellent opportunity
with leadine distributor for Spe-
eialty-type salesman with air con-
ton, restaurant equipment or Ice
cream experience no travel, but
must have car. good salary based
on experience. BOY 177.f. star
SALESMAN. for used and new
cars. man interested IN automo-
bile business no exp. necessary;
we train; EoOd comm. plus add.
tional incentives MOORE-O REAR
MOTORS. ii233 VierS Mil I'd
10 5-5O0s.
SALESMAN, meat. hotel supply
house. with following N. Y c.
concern, Liberal terms. Box
s51-R. Star,
eALESMAN-Paint experience pre-
ferred; travel Md aud Va, for
well established manufacturer,
salary, bonus, expenses paid, auto
furnished Reply, give aee, pre-
vious exper, qualifications Box
21S-1, Star
sALEsMAN-small company has
excellent opportunity for depend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
HELP WOMEN

TxFInT-kxpsFleneed. for esnsFal
enc. se.s 500 .,s ne q. 4, e .sast ";
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
YOUNG HOMEMAKERS
ExcEPTIoNAL oPPoRTuNTTY

For women who cannot work regu.
lar SIS hrs. Earn up to S65 wkly
without interfering with home
obligations, II you have poise ano
can have use Of car or hrs
day or ewes. For information cal
MRS. HELEN MILAN before noon
at WO. 6.26o7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
HELp MEN AMb womEn


Nki.L PART IlME, extra money N
epare TINE, sell Form stone and
commission for prosnectn. Fof AZ.
tails call VIZ b.ek00. 10 IL he
m daiiv,
wELL-EsTAh. company needs Z
ton BACKGROUND. presently EN-.
played, dealrout Of Increasing In
come personal Interview only
Call Miss haker for anpt., 81
1-hlhh, 81 pm 20
q IANIroRsi 2 maida, settled, live
In, ahirt girl, fielder. iies Ath a.
nv, Nh, s-fnO1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
RELP WoMEH

cOsMHTIcIAN on sALKawOMAN
with cosmetic eKpffienre pre-
ferred, aood alartlng aalary. com
hass Wiaeonsin ave. nsihssda'
cOuNIEn 0lRL, white. Tor down.
town drusSlore' no eVes. OF sun
sfTI1rs. 'i iiSe = 'i q S Asp'' Bah
DEMONsTRATOnA-W Women. ab.
AZ, % sample ana demonalrais
ri and Sal. only: $40 4 day.
tranap, furn.. prefer Feaident1 81
cheverly o. Seat Pleasant, Nd
Phone NO, f-I970 for appl.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. white, ass
hour. r. washington Area. Cal
DENTAL ASST saper.. type so
Medical seryh,, dictaphone SO
Lab. and A.Iay techs, so
sSssy- . Can Hi ilil EoSd 'hhd. s3
Phyaiolhernp. -dietitlana RNsa so
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
1883 Eye 81, NV. lst FlOor
EMBRoiDERY OPERATOR. expert
machine. 0ctoMSiRnRsciAI' ovR eIansshi.ii
LAUNDRY, Ap. 1-4aae,
FILE-cLERK. permanent position
with an electronic organization,
must have knouledae Of typina.
A-dny week, company benefita
Cali Personnel. Hu, a-s2Ob.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, exper. Apply IN
person, CHASTLETOH PHARMA-
cY, 18th and r ata, nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
RELR NnMEn
BANK sEcRETARY


Work In Trust Department Expert
encea preferred, h-daS week. en-
ployee benenta. Apply In peFton
MUNSEY TRUST co.
ia2e I g. NV.
BEAuTICtAn, sxper.. A-dAy Va
Guaranteed salary, plus sos
comm paid wkly and paid vnca'
tiona hrt. y IN q. Gail Ov. a-iiai
o. kl h-dbiu
Observation-Disclosures operator
Excel, salary and commission. Cal
Mr., Oeorae, Woodner Beauty "a,
lon, 3uJn 18th ~, nv, An, f.sfOa
nKAUTICtANs. stylists and shan.
derftsl enpor deWntogn HoiieI
or MILO Xxx. a-fass
nEAuTfcIANs. colorsd; air-eondi.
TONED shop Can between 10 and
nEAuTICIAN. experienced. for Boil.
ing Field Beauty Salon ID, G. u.
cenae not reduiredi salary and
vi AAM ~ H-NWfNl ANtr ~ ~
BgAUTIcIAN. for Marriott Motor
Hotel Must be Virginia operator
$4,000, BEAUTY SALON
BEAUTY OPERATOR. $50 and s7h
guarantee, with H0f. commission
must have followine Also part
lime operator, Sil 9TH ct. n'vs
Di, I.1dO3,
BEAUTY OPERATOR : ss5-si0O
per VIZ Euarnntee plus commits
sion; S-day VIZ no manicuIlnai
hsiRpR H9Hs 9ggiiS f Sst q. nv
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES employ
ment will save you hours daily
Bethesda Dodge-plymouth dealer
ship has a permanent position IN
pleasant SURROUNDINGS for 4 lady
who IL exper. In automobile ac-
counting. Please call Mr., Cady,
OIL. S-7l00. OLIVIER MOTOR CO.,
100 oid oeorsetovn I'd, Be-
BOOKKEEPER-sE ORR
Friday, 10 take charge Of construe-
ton contractors once. upper NV,
location. excel transp facilities
and free parking; ) days, pleasant
NAAhAnM NNNuss hNiMlN NhNh ~
proper person, In resume, state
age, exper.. refs, salary. expected,
marital status, and II drivers
permit held, All replies eonnden-
tial Reply Box 37-T, Star,
BOOKKEEPER, full time. B-day
VIZ MGR 5000. Must type well
KNOWLEDGE OF taxes: resident Of
Beth. Chevy Chase desirable
Please apply in person. ORETCH-
EN- COLE. T244 Wis. ave Be-
thesda, Nd
BOOKKEEPER, for Burroughs ma
chine: air-cond. once: eood start
ine salary and other dement's.
INTERSTATE BLDG. ASSOC. Mr.
Inabinet. 18th and New York
ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced, part
time, Bethesda. Sl76. HAGOERTY
FMPL. SERV., JU. s-6464.
BOOKKEEPER - Accounts receiv-
able and payable, In new bldR.
S-day VIZ. Gail Wilson Shayne,
sHAYNE BROS, INC. no. $4,000
for appoint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
HELp MEN
WOOL, pRFSSER


Must BE- able 10 produce quality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDE WANTED; 5-dsy vk. from
ave. and x: TAO s.m.-b pm
CONTACT OR a-h2hI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
SITUATI0Ms-WoMEN
MISUNDERSTANDING

COLORED WOMAN; good refs, de-
slreS child or invalid care. Inv:
Mon. through Fri. NO. $4,000. .
COLORED WOMAN desires day
work, Tuesdays and SATURDAYS: ex-
eel ironer; reliable DI. 7-0539.
COLORED GIRL desires houseWork
BY week; references. To. 2-5216.
C0L0RED WOMAN desires once
cleaning or maid. Ii. 6-e607.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 PA. AVE. NV.

1l01 PA. AVE. NV.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, fol
NV. doctors once. CO. b-0697
LEGAL SECRETARY. both dicta.
phone and shorthand: up to SS5:
good location. MANAGEMENT
coNsULTANTs. INC. 1885 O NV
MEDICAL SECY. = Salary open
Apply personnel. PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL. llb0 varnum St Sc
Medical TechnologiSt
Modern 270-bed Cumberland VAL
ley hospital fully approved: col
lege town. 40-hour week, sick
leave, social security; . weeks va
cation. automatic annual incre-
ment: BACKGROUND in chemistry
desirable; salary commensurate
B. HALL. Pathologist. Chambers
burg Hospital, Chambersburg. Pa.
NURSE exper. for Sat. and Sun
duty S-hour shift. Vienna. Va
area $50 week. Send full details
TO Box 2a6-T, Star.
NURSES AIDE, white. for general
floor duty in nursing home In
Silver Spring area; live in; refer
ences. JU. 1854.
PIX OPERAT0R-TYPIsT = Five
day week. nrofit sharing, paid va
ca''on and tlanv company bene-
hts Apply TO Mrs Dofiort.
HEcHINGER CO.. 18th and y
SITS. NJ
PIX OPERATOR, experienced only
for busy board and clerical work,
5-day. 40-hr. wk., many benefits
5000 starting salary. DU. 7-llOl,
Mr. Wilson.
PIX OPERATOR, exper.. to &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Fiberglas Plastic Panels


FiberglaS Plastic Panels
All colors and Sizes
For Patios, Awnings, 6kylights,
Greenhouses. Carports, Partitions
Factory Rejected for Slight Imperf
All Panels disable
Price, Small Panels. Soc So. n.
Price, Large Panels. Acc So. -Ft.
On Sale at Factory Sat. Only
VISTA-LUX CORP.
Beltsville, Nd Webster b-302t
FOAM CUSHIONS, 22x3O. SOS
ski, extra firm, $50. GILL;.
LAND, 2145 p, Elk. 3-6633.
FREEZER, I5-cu. 1T. Amana up.
right, original cost, $3.50; good 81
new, S235. Call RE. 6-5670
FURNITURE costs less when you
buy at MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE, 400 r. l. ave. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

knoEiNo AND SHIRT METAL
fSoS. a ssPsssS'' s.7s Ssl' .i ssPli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

kOurEMAN, All. and AlsS; over
f ae ~ ,,, q start , "a q S I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

HI-FIDELITY-Beaut dark wood OF
light OF the highest quality. Comb.
radio AM-FM, short wave. tape
recorder hookup, fully auto, 4
speed changer. Save ever 500.
take over payments; balance
s294, Rree home Demonstration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

covEilINo hooFINd 40
INC eaib Hair rd' hWs a. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

s Sal.ni sAs .ss.Iy o s,.s NJ
nnllmltsd. M d.eii3. HI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

Work In Trust Department EKpsrl'
enced preferred. h-daS wsek. en-
ployee benenta, Apply In perton
Arizona sun., 1958-05-01
VETERANS
NEWS

CT insurance policyholders
who plan to re-enter military
service should not drop their
policies in the belief they will be
covered by the so-cal1ed free
$4,000 insurance" or indem-
nifty.
Veterans Administration said
the indemnity coverage ended
more than year ago, on jan
uary /, 1857.
An increasing number of vet
Grams who are returning to SER
vice are making this mistake,
VA said. They apparently do
not know that the indemnity or
so-called "free insurance" no
longer is available.
Arizona sun., 1958-05-01

VA said most of these veter-
ans Mere discharged while the
indemnity still was in effect. It
was abolished January /, 1857,
by the Survivors Benefits Act,
which substituted Increased COM
penSation rates for service-con-
nected deaths.
VAS advice to these veterans:
eff you go back into service,
don't drop your CT insurance in
the belief you'll get free cover
age. You won't, and you may
lose your insurance in the bar
gain if it is near the end of it's
five-year term period"
A World War II veteran hold
ing National Service Life InSur-
ance (NSLD may choose from
four options the manner in which
the payment of hispolicy's pro-
ceedS will be made after his
death.
Veterans Administration listed
the four options as:
Option l Lump sum payment.
Option 2 Equal monthly in
StallmentS for to 20 years. in
muultiples of / year.
Option 3 Equal monthly in
stallments for life of beneficiary
with 100 installments guaran-
teed.
Option A : Equal monthly in
stallments for life of benefic-
iary; total payments guaran-
teed to equal face amount of
policy.
VA pointed out that if the
insured chooses Option l, the
beneficiary may elect any OF
the other options at time of
settlement.
VA said Options and 4 are
not available if certain types of
beneficarieS, such as corpora
tions or estates, are named by
the policyholder. IA
Arizona sun., 1958-05-01
"STROLLING ALONG"
Continued from page -

Continued from page -
Yes, there is still much to be
done before Phoenix can be cal
led a completely democratic
city.But it is commendable that
vaces, has worked together for
a common good, to see that,
this, our capitol of the youngest
state in the union, gives all it's
people an equal opportunity.
Thought for the day: eff there
is a secret of success, it is the
appreciation of what one has
the ability to do, plus the recog-
milton of opportunities when
they appear and a healthy sat
iSfaction with what is achieved
by closely coordinating ability
and opportunity"
Arnold Bennett
ABOUT TOWN:
The Rev. A. Hendricks wife
recuperating, and looking lovely
as a picture, at Good Samari-
tan'S Hospital. Mrs. Blackridge,
her Sister of Ohio, here to take
over at the Hendricks home.
The debonair John B. Brown,
of Los Angeles, mixing his very
"hush hush" profession with
pleasure in Tucson and Phoenix.
Betty Goone, very svelt in her
own creation, competing for the
Phoenix Elementary Classroom
Teachers Association Scholar
ship Award at the home of Mrs.
Stone, 1905 North 18th Avenue.
A group of Beauticians who
journeyed to Tucson for the
Fashionette Show sponsored by
the BeauticianS' Guild. The af-
fair was most successful,
Arizona sun., 1958-05-01
NORTH MUST BE FIRM
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pursue their common ends in
dignity, equality and respect"
The conference was held for
personnel of NAsACP branches,
youth councils and college
chapters in New England, Penn
Sylvania, New Jersey and New
York. Subjects discussed in
cluded public relations, relation
ship with other organizations,
membership, housing and en-
ployment.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
Fair Bluff Club
Hears Guest Speaker

The November meeting of the
Fair Bluff Woman'S Club was
held in the home of Mrs. NJ. A.
Waddell with Mrs. J. B. Prince
and Mrs. o. NJ. Rogers sharing
hostess duties.
The program was given by
the Fine Arts department.
Mrs. Lands Waller introduced
the guest speaker. Mrs. George
D. Elliott, who talked on Music
Enjoyment" Mrs. Elliott attends
each year some weeks of Fred
Warnings Work Shop of Della
ware Water Gap, Penn, and she
delighted her audience by Civ
ing much concerning high CLASH
cal music. A record of Beeth-
ovens master piece was played
in concluding the program.
A covered dish supper will
feature the Clubs December
meeting to be held in the home
of Mrs. l. M. Scott.
Refreshments served by the
hostcsScS included a sweet course
with coffee
The decorative features of the
home were artistic living room
of Camellias with
other fall flowers in the dining
room.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03

their own. as Rotary ambassad-
ors Of good will. Since l947,
when this program was estab-
lished, l,076 Rotary Foundation
Fellowships have been awarded
to students in IS countries for
study in 43 countries. Robert
Kennel of New Bern is the Rot
airy Fellow for District 773 and
is studying at the University of
Melbourne, Melbourne, Austral-
liza.
In his talk, Mr.. Moye empha-
sized the theme, HELP SHAPE
THE FUTURE" This Is the
theme to be stressed this year
by Clifton Randall, President of
Rotary International. Mr.. Moye
gave suggestions as to how each
individual club in District 773
could meet the high standards
of Rotary and in doing so
HELP SHAPE THE FUTURE"
Mr.. Moye urged the local Rot
arians to attend the Rotary dis
trict conference to be held in
Grecnville, date to be announc-
ed, and to make plans for the
club to be well represented at
the 50th Annual Convention of
Rotary international, which will
be held in New York City next
June.