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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Mar. II

9-To Tell the Truth. Quiz.
Bud ColIyer. m. {.
$50
4-Bob Cummings Show.
bob Gets Harvey o Roise."
Featuring King Donovon. Jesse
White, Joi Lonsino.
5-Big Story. Dromo.
Mod Dog" Burgess Meredith.
norrotor.
Telephone Time. Dromo.
THE Quality of Mercy" Story
of Or. Somuel A. Mudd. Harry
Townes.
9-Red Shelton Show. Color.
Guests: Sir Cedric Hordwieke,
Vicci Roof,
1000
4-The ColifoFnions. Western.
1.-THE Morshol." A oombler ee-
cepts the Job of Son Froncisco's
morshoI otter his friend is muir
dered. Dick Coooon.
5-Mr. Dist. Attorney. Crime.
7-West Point. Dronno.
"Combot Proof" The ooeless
boyonet returns to combot for
wounded Iieutenont on a KoFeon
rood. Jan Merlin. Race Gentry.
1854. 900 Question. Quiz.
1890
4-The Honeymooners C'mdy.
Storing jackie Gleason, Audrey
Meadows, Art Carney, Joyce
Randolph tReruns.l
5-StaF and the Story.
Point of Honor" A story by
Somerset Mouohom. Zoehory
Scott stors.
7-Notionol Wrestling.
From Baltimore with BoiIey Goss.
9-The Silent Service.
THE Wohoo's FinoI Report"
The trooic end of q voliont rec
ord for the crew of the sub USS
Wohoo. Rear Admiral Thomos
N. Dykers, USN tretired).
1900
4-News and Local News.
Horkness Word.
5-Eleyen O'Clock Movie.
IA Hours. House Across the
Boy" 1910. Concerns GIRL
who is voting for her husband
to be released from prison. George
Roft, Joon Bennett.
7-News. Weather. Sports.
McCoffrey. Allen. Pickett.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards. Douglas. Doniels.
Has
4-Weother. Sports.
Strinoer. Simpson.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

Pay Purdum, chairman and Mrs.
James Stephens and Mrs. Sterling
Day; decorations, Mrs. Davi d
Pope; chairman, Mrs. Art hu T
Henley. Co-hostesses for the meet
ing were Mrs. Raymond Kemp
and Mrs. Oakie Mcdaniel.
The Girls Athletic Association
of Damascus High School spon-
sored a Speedball Sportsday on
Veterans Day. Participating were
Gaithersburg, Poolesville, Sher-
wood and Damascus. Damascus
defeated Gaithersburg 1866 ana
Sherwood won over PoolesVllle.
High scorers for Damascus We're
Ann Watkins, Peggy Wood, Lynn
Barron and Jane Watkins.
amascus Fire Chief Les
Thompson and assistant chiefs
Luther Burke and Roger Cordell
announce the appointment of the
following captains and lieutenants
for the coming year. Engine So =
Capt. Joseph Hawkins and 1t.
Francis Leizear; Engine 81 =
Capt. Austin Mullinix and 1t.
Donald Shipley; Engine Sc =
Capt. Monroe Duvall and 1t Carl
ton Brandenburg; Engine 55 -
Capt. Kenneth King and 1t.
Merhle Warfield, Jr.; Rescue -
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

Shirley Johnson; prayer chair
man, Miss Grace Woodfield; com
munity missions, Mrs. Parker
Poole; social committee, Mrs
Donald Barber; white cross chair
man, Mrs. Della Allen; sick chair
man, Mrs. Thomas Woodfield.
The Junior Red Cross drive
will begin at the high school or
N VEN ber II and continue
through November 81. Jane Null
lineauX, student council repre-
sentative is chairman of the drive
and will distribute membership
cards and pins to the homerooms
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richmond OF
Pikesville were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Is. NJ.
WOOdfield. Mrs. Richmond, the
former beth Kinsey OF
BrOOkeville and Mrs. Woodfield
were childhood friends and had
not seen each other since gram
mar school days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Magin are
receiving congratulations on the
arrival of Todd Allen last Friday
at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Todd who weighed eight pounds
has brother and sister waiting
for him at home.
Mr.. Bradley Woodfield spent
last week in Fort Lauderdale,
Fla.
st. Paups Catholic Church has
asked the column to express its
appreciation to its many friends
and neighbors for having sup.
ported its first big public dinner
"a smorgasbord given last Sat
urday. Over 600 suppers were
served. The one regret of the
committee is that they miscalcu
lated the appeal of some of the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
Sandy Spring
$50 Attend
Hunt Ball
AT Statler
Margaret #. Adelfio
Walker A-3803

Pink coats were to be seen on
all sides at the gay Hunt Ball on
Friday night. The annual festive
affair of the Redland Hunt was
held this year at the Statler Ho-
tel with about $50 persons en-
joying a buffet supper and dane.
ing iii the wee hours.
#. T. Mott and r. II. Hutchi-
son, jr., joint MFHs of the Red
land Hunt, welcomed the many
guests. Among those present
were Augustus Riggs III, ex-
NTH; Mrs. Edwin Warfield,
MFH; and Buel Weare, of the
Howard County Hunt. The Pc.
tomac Hunt was officially repre-.
sented by its MFH, Samuel Bog
ley, and Honorary Whip William
Carroll.
The next day Hunt members
gathered for their regular meet
at Delabrooke, home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Prizes.
The time has come to think
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

special dishes and because of this
many who arrived late although
served dinner did miss these
items on the menu.
The eighth and ninth grade gen.
eral science classes at the high
school visited the PEPCO plant
last week to find out how cleo
tricity is created and general
background information. Glass
sponsors Robert Smith and Rich.
ard Sprowls accompanied them.
An adult education advanced
typing class will be formed at
the high school on November "a
at 7:30 in Room 2l3. Mrs. Anne
Tolley is the instructor. For fur
ther information, call Mrs. Irwin
lsaacs at Clearwater 3-2143.
The Damascus Homemakers
met last Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Willis Campbell. The nomi-
mating committee presented the
names of Mrs. Robert Price for
vice president and Mrs. Arthur
Henley for treasurer to be elected
for two year term. President
Mrs. Robert Mulligan and Secre-
tary Mrs. David Pope are com.
pleting their first year of a two
year term. Program chairmen
for each monthly meeting were
announced. The club voted to
make a donation to Montgomery
General Hospital and to send a
CARE package for Christmas.
The club is to hold its Christ.
mas party December II at 8 pm.
at the Dam Ia sous Methodist
Church. The following commit.
tees were appointed for the party
food: Mrs. Herbert Hyatt, ST.,
Mrs. Simon o lan d and Mrs
Luther Moore; recreation, Mrs
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

lington are spending a couple of
weeks at Cocoa Beach.
The Falkland Homemakers Club
is scheduled to hold its monthly
meeting tomorrow, November 81,
at the home of Mrs. Molly Nc
Inteer. Co-hostess will be Mrs.
Margaret Bonifant.
arrangements in the Japanese
Manner was the subject of d
demonstration at the last meeting
of the Little Garden Club, held
at Gracelyn, home of Mrs. Fran
els A. Thomas on November H..
Mrs. Lotion Wesley and Mrs.
Kenelm Dallam gave the demon
stration and talked about the his
tory and significance of. this very
beautiful way of arranging flow
erS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert O. Stabler
went TO Norfolk, Va, over last
weekend to visit a niece of Mrs.
Stabler.
In North Carolina last week
end were Mr.. and Mrs. f. II.
Stabler who visited with their
daughters and their families. Mr..
and Mrs Carl Cochrance in Chap
ell Hill and Dr. and Mrs. Yancey
Culton in Durham. They attend
ed the wedding on Saturday of
DR.. Culton's sister, Gladys.
The Neighbors held its Novem.
ber meeting at The Cedars with
the A. d. Farquhars.
November %, this Saturday, is
the date of the st. Peters Sup
per and Christmas Bazaar. 1t will
be held at the Church Hall.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

Age Band win play beginning al
1880. Curtain time is 8 pm. All
proceeds 60 to the Community
Welfare Fund of the Lions. Come
out and join the fun.
Mr.. Jack Kesner's ninth grade
Civics class at the high school
in connection with its study OF
community problems heard talks
last week by several professional
men in the community. DR.. Gilcin
Meadors spoke on health prob
problems; It. Lee Thompson of
the county police spoke on safety
problems and Earl Shaw of the
school faculty talked on civil de.
fense.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald Good
win are receiving congratulations
on the birth Of Bruce Norton
Goodwin on Friday morning No.
vember IA at George Washing
ton Hospital. Master Bruce who
weighed liz pounds had an old.
err brother, Donnie.
Mrs. Lillian ROellkey was a
hOuseguest last week of Mrs.
MOllie GladhiIl.
The Mary Brooner Circle Of the
Upper Seneca Baptist Church met
last Friday at the home of Mrs.
Kenneth Allnutt. Mrs. Herbert
Watkins installed the new Off
GERS in an impressive ceremony.
Incoming officers are-chairman,
Miss Josephine Wilson; vice
chairman, Mrs. Walter Johnson;
treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth Allnutt;
secretary, Mrs. Verna Lee Rob
bins; stewardship, Mrs. Elizabeth
Howard; program chairman, Mrs.
Charles Adams and Mrs. Emma
Burns; mission study, Mrs. Lee
Fellers; youth chairman, Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
]. II. Bradley
Dies at Home
In Bethesda

Funeral services were held
Tuesday for J. Reed Bradley, for
mer Bethesda newspaper column
ist and longtime executive of
Travellers Insurance Co. here,
who died Sunday at his home in
Bethesda. He was Sc.
A native of Pittsburgh, Pa, Mr..
Bradley attended Carnegie Insti.
tute of Technology there for
three years. He then came to
Washington in 1925 to attend Ma
tional University Law School. He
had resided here ever since with
the last "a of those years spent
in the same house at 5621 Green
tree rd., Bethesda.
At the time of his death, Mr..
Bradley was a supervisor of
claims with the insurance firm.
He was also a member of the
District Bar although he did not
practice law.
Shortly after his wife, Ger
trude, founded the Bethesda
Record, a weekly newspaper, Mr..
Bradley started writing a column
called Trivia" II was filled with
humor and whimsy and became
one of the most popular features
of the newspaper.
He maintained summer home
at Scientists Cliffs, on Chesa-
peake Bay, and was member of
the board of directors of the asso
citation there.
Besides his wife, he leaves a
daughter, Jane Bradley Lowe, OF
Eagtnn Md Rurial was nrivatp.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

about Donation Day at the Mont
gomery County General Hospi-
tai. On that day every year
friends of the Hospital bring in
contributions of food, canned
goods, linens, and so forth. And
they find waiting for them a
guided tour Of the Hospital and
tea, coffee and the traditionally
delicious hot chocolate, served at
the Nurses Home.
Members Of the Hospital Won.
ems Board are hard at work pre-
pairing for the Donation Day Tea.
Mrs. Everett Wilson is its chair
man with Mrs. Charles Tumble
son in charge of hostesses; Mrs,
Francis A. Thomas, flowers; Mrs.
Frank Wilson, cookies. Head of
the Tea Table is Mrs. J. w. Bird,
with Mrs. Iris Beall taking care
of the coffee and Mrs. A. D.
Farquhar, the chocolate.
Donations of linens will be han.
died by Mrs. Fred Gilpin, canned
goods by Mrs. Albert Wilson.
and fruits and vegetables by Mrs.
l.. c. Burns. Members of the Jun
ior Auxiliary of the Hospital will
do the registering and Hospital
Guild members will be your
guides.
Miss Betty Chichester was host
ess on Friday evening at a bridal
shower in honor of Miss Jocelyn
Johns, who is to be married next
week.
Vacationing in Florida is Miss
Cornelia II. Thomas, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Thomas. She
and Miss Kay O'Donoghue of Ar.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

imitable operators of a radio and
TV station ever seen for their
annual performance of Dizzy
Doings."
Come see the same group of
dignified businessmen who last
year danced the Floradora girl act
come out this year as babies to
perform. There viii be western
and hllbilly acts, vocal and in.
strumental selections and even a
four-stage rocket blast off into
outer space.
Incidentally, we understand
that the rocket will carry with it
among other things that famous
nightshirt Buck Gladhill wears in
these performances. The cast and
helpers number some 125 people
under the co chairmenship Of
Bernie Mayer and Hal Crawford.
Jerry and Bethany Cooks Teen
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
Damascus
Annual Lions
Shindig Set
To Blast Off
BY Marion Griffith
Clearwater 3.26S2

All roads in the Damascus area
will lead to the Druid Theater
this Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday evening as those usually
dignified and reputable citizens
known as the Damascus Lions and
their co-workers change into the
zaniest, most nonsensical and in
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

Capt. James Perry and 1t. Ken.
meth Howes.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

" there were Academy
Awards for famous foods.
you'd find all these values
in the running! Fill your
b. cupboard now your
~ ~ freezer. TO o during
W Sideways Festival Of
smous Fo . ds!
Evening star., 1958-05-02
HELp--WomEN
TYptHT
FuF Law once, ARTHUR CARROLL
h.H DUPONT Circle nldn
Fa4aFs.wr.ess - Nnvsvm

TYPIST-CLERk
fA5t time, IN brookiand a7se
wAIrnEss, vhlts experienced, iaF
nitht Nort LIN DRILL 1883
wAfTREss, white. daywork, exper
RssfA5Rasr ne s'ltplsI; APP 3 POI y 4 NV WIS
WAITRESS. white, ii;a0-5,a0, Ap.
ply In person, CHINA INN Nha.
TAullANT, hhifiinFton shopnine
Center, Arlington, Va, oV, I.iOst
wAlTREs6Es, experienced, Amply
RkcroR's RKgfAuRANT iaab
Conn, ave. nv
wAITnRss, white. nights only
Anc sxper. pFsfeTred. not neees.
aaTy, Apply after 4 pm, FAMOUS
RKsrAuRANf, isiS y. Y ave.
wAtTREssES, experienced. hours
i0'aO am. 10 a!ilO pm. Apply m
person, black sIEKR REsTAUs
RANT $50 18th VI nv
waITREssts: musi Be- nss, ag;
night club and restaurant work
Apply HARRY sNfDER Gale
Pafss, formerly Coral Room, 1883
Savannah a., Sc 10, i.i2OO.
WAITRESS
,0,,; Witt 'TE ms service a.., fSl oI,, 'l@s
able 10 furnish references. TALLY
no RESTAURANT sis 18th st
NV.
IAntEs .h,,. .... ..na ..t..,
on part.tlme woTkine hours, no
inveftmenI no canvassina, your
own WORKING hours and boSa Sell
SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY,
For complete information, call
10 a.JU.o,
LADY. white, single, 2b-iO, teie-
phone, liehi houseWork, real es-
tate once for busy man. salary
and comm. live I'M refs. REQ. RA,
B-A7OO,
Young LADY, reliable and trust
saInTy' sIISiSy' 20 y "VS WE IN Holly IIii fHhHp, HiII
NURSERY, on HighWay ap-2fi,
bet Buekland and New BALTIC.
YOUNG LADY, alert, smart. good
typlSt, pleasing voice. ana, small
switchboard interesting pos ioT
active person CHASE STUDIOS,
LTD, 1908 N NV, ri. 7-4gO0
THE AVON opportunity offers good
income. your once or neighbof-
hood part time. DI. 7-O22i.
PERMANENT POSITION for re.
fined. pleasant lady who can as.
sumo responsibility. unusual op-
portunity for advancement: $4,000
year. Box 22l-x, Star.
FULL on PART TIMEi sew, terri
tories open for women who are
int in having a good stehdy inc
Experience unnecessary, AVON sells
itself Write Box 292-V, Star.
HOUSEWIVES white Can earn $50
vk. or more BE party
plan demonstrator. ewes only;
auto nee. or have q home demon
stration Of vour own; beaut gifts
Tree. plaStics, toys and giftS. local
novelty plastics, immediate deliv.
MRS, FREY, no. 2-iO44, Ho.
s2-5O60.
GIRL FRIDAY
ANNANDALE: Bookkeeper, recep-
Zionist. plus. Growing printing busi-
ness with Imagination needs special
kind OF assistant - Selt-starting
brainy able to work marc iE d
friendly, relaxed atmosphere. No
racial or religious restrictions.
Write P. o. Box 2lS, Annandale, Va.
Evening star., 1958-05-02
STENOGRAPHER
ACHERS, white, H3SU-SS2O m
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
TYPISTS

Large company with progressive
salary and promotional policies has
several openings for typists under
age 40 and typing at least 45
w,p.m.
Starting salary, $1,000 or higher,
based on qualifications.
We offer a 5-day, 40-hour, Mon =
through Friday week, a company
cafeteria. liberal annual and sick
leave, air-cond and most impor-
tant, congenial associates and sur
roundings.
In confidential resume. please
give education and Job exper. II
any BOY 4Q1-X Star
Evening star., 1958-05-02
sITUATI0Ns-MER

PATENT SOLICITOR recently r..
tlFed. examiner with extensive
patent experience outside the of-
Dee, desires connection. permitinf
saO.X, star.
GRAD. own pt, TN. bust
meas. desires A-day aalAried lob
With future pref, Arl. area, Jh'
e-aAin, a.
EUROPEAN GENTLEMAN, speaks
several languafeti D. G. drivers
permit. best refs seeks position
IN liquor store or Ike work Box
label, star, a.
Evening star., 1958-05-02
cooL-HEAT
SALES COMPANY, INC,

COOL-HEAT
SALES COMPANY, INC,
AIR coNDITIoNERS
RENTED
Ram AIR CONDITIONING co,
INC, rsI I ST, NE, III. H-aHaO
ANTIQUE cLOCK. wooded work.,
eilnt Hoadley grandfather, si0O.
ANTIQUE chest OF drawers. $50,
Call IA, n-BAA3.
ANTIQUE nKDR0OM sFT, FRENCH,
reasonable, nk. 5-aH00,
ANTIQUE ruRNITURE - large
LU. i.ibal'
ANTIQUE SECRETARY Good
condition, Cell JU. n.NNOO, Wekt
Cottage. DO not call Pr, eveninp
ANTIQUES or QUALITY = Month
Of MAY SALE, al pieces 2Oss q
D0fs od, n, VILLAGERS CO.,
AQUARIUM, beautifully decorated
fully equipped, fh-Hal. stainless.
steel tank with stand 80 various
tank.eond nah, si25, Pvt party
BARBECUE, PORT, and rotlsserie,
starting price $3.50 EM. S.iasS
BEAUTY SHOT EoUIPMENT-n
halF drisTl . drisr chairs, 3
able HAYWOOD BEAUTY SHOP,
500 sarnum st. ~. ARaalI, r,
Nd. WA. 7-lOa6.
BED, dbl, mahorany. with mat
tress and springs, IN good cond
also RlaSs.top coffee table, $50
for both, Wo, a-iS10.
BEDRM. FURN. - Complete set
CONTACT BY telephone, OF. g.
1865, after pm,
BEDRM. sET-vANITY, spread, bed
with innerspring mattress and
opens 70 able. bed, sib. poster
bed, spring, mattress, SIS, Meta
cot, opens 10 dble. bed, S5. d
SO, Buffet. $3.50. Cali DA
h-sSSi, Fri, ewes, $500.
BEDRM SET. solid nah; 4 poster
night stand. dresser, mirror: excel
cond.; $3.50. VII 2-465S.
BICYCLES t2), girls 20 in. and
- IN good condition. OIL
2-6560,
BOOK BARGAINS - Encyclopedis
and dictionary sale now going on
GEORGE FRIENDS BooRsHoP,
S-aiOa
Evening star., 1958-05-02
HELp-poMEsrIe


WHlTE, 30 % aSl EXPERT cook,
THoRoudHLY EXPERIENCED 70
take complete eharae OF ehil.
dreni good salary for efleient
lerson, No houaewoFk, live IN,
Call W, A.I4si,
cQLonED WOMAN 20 car, Tor shil.
Evening star., 1958-05-02

CAMERA, 2hx3A speed Graphic.
nash, case, etc; like new. S75.
ia. 2-hl54
Evening star., 1958-05-02
tcoNTlAUIDl
AIR CONDITIONERS

New and used, Priced right for
saArAniss, hsat The heat Call II
Evening star., 1958-05-02
DIETITIANS


FOUNTAIN MGR, exper only: best
wages; 5l2-day wk., no nights, no
Sundays. DRUGS, INC, 18th and
H sts. NV.
PRICING CLERK. 5-day wk.. $3.50
D; vacation with pay, ms. and
hospital plan, other employe ben
efits. Age 2O-3O. Call TU. 2-3217.
SHIFT MANAGER to handle some
executive dining room waitress
duties; some cooking and cafe
terra line supervision; noon It'll
9 pm, o days; new building on
Nebraska ave. Apply in person,
CLEAVES FOOD SERVICE, S4e5
Ramsey ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
COUPLE, colored; care for lodge,
mr.. Winchester, Va. salary, tips
rm. and bd JU. 9-50S2, VII
6-O44S.
COUPLE-Lady to act as resident
manager, ability to show apis.
man to supervise maintenance
men and janitors. know msinte-
nance; must be pleasant, reliable
and willing to work. Good sized
apt. project, located In nearby
Va. $3.50 mo. and 2-bedrm. apt
Box 361-X, Star
GENERAL OFFICE, typing, knowl.
edge of bookkeeping and MGR
5000; 5a-day week. AID. 4-5SO0
Evening star., 1958-05-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES

BROADCASTING Professional
proved for vets. NE. s.b255. lie
MODERN TRAINING In beauty
culture, all subjects taught ap-
proved for oil training; day
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 @ st.
NV DI. 7-i702
BILL HARRIS proudly announces
the opening Of his guitar studio.
Private instructions. AD. 4-25S0
LEARN Inn KEYPUNCB in wks
Men and women, all aRes; GOOD
pay. AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
1406 q 81. nv. ST. 3-2OS6.
For Better Job. More Paw
Evening star., 1958-05-02

PIANOS AND ORGANS-Used spin
cts from S295 up; new spinets
from S395, elec. organs, $500 and
up: used grands, apt. uprlghts,
consoles at lowest prices in d. c.
area; terms. open Monday, Thurs
day and Friday til q pm. SILVER
SPRING PIANO CO., s57 Pershine
H. TTT n EppS
Evening star., 1958-05-02
sITUATIoNs-WoMER

PHARMACIST, reg. D. c, and Nd
cxpef, excel. references, Tu
g.lbif,
INTELLIGENT. CAPABLE sECRE-
TAhH wants position, Can take
shorthand. Boz i3O-L, Star. a.
MY PRAC. NURSE, white lady. de.
care for elderly peTson, live IN
Bethesda pref, OIL. g-b7Oa.
Evening star., 1958-05-02

GRILL WORK: presentable girl IA
miliar with restaurant work 1900
9th st. NV.
HOSTESS, part time, o to IL; aver
age $50 week. Age Is to 30. Call
in person, 5455 3rd st. ne. ION
Riggs rd.l. See MR.. NORMAN or
MR.. SHULMAN. mornings
HOUSEKEEPER-C COOK, white, for
rectory; separate residence. Refs,
OF 4-926l.
MEAT WRAPPER, part time, for
Self-service supermarket; must be
experienced good paw and work
ing conditions. Apply In person,
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET,
2g20 Nichols ave. sc. No phone
calls, please.
MORTGAGE SECRETARY to han.
die purchasing and processing OF
real estate mortgage notes. Title
CO., building and loan, or bank
exper. preferred Excel. oppor
with growing concern. Box AK,
Star.
Evening star., 1958-05-02
PIX OPERATOR

Pnx oPERAToR. temporary. m
alsssoa slssiaa'Ins Ma va aRAffsEysrrb sss oV'
Evening star., 1958-05-02
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN, man or woman. LII
LIAM CRAMER, i115 18th st.
NV, CO. 5-4O43. Expert in hair
tinting only apply. Top salary;
500 commission.
COUPON MEN AND LADIES
Fastest moving In the country;
top comm; transp. furn. 242O
Wilson blvd. RIM. o0fi, Arl
Evening star., 1958-05-02
MANY OTHER GOOD VALUES
NO MONEY DOWN
MARVINS
734 7th ST. NV.

FURN.-Beds, $40: chairs. So:
S25: Tvs, $50: mangle, $50: bed
room suite, $40. CHARLES
MOVERS, 27O4 N. Pershine dr.,
Arl., JA. 1-S307
Evening star., 1958-05-02

GIRL FRIDAY
ANNANDALE: Bookkeeper. recep-
Zionist. plus. Growing printing busi-
ness with Imagination needs special
kind Of assistant = seli-starting
brainy. able to work marc In d
friendly, relaxed atmosphere. No
racial or religious restrictions.
Write p. o. Box alS, Annandale, Va.
Evening star., 1958-05-02
SlTUArlors-ooMEsTlc

RELIABLE CoLoRED LADY TO baby
st tor working mother DAYS I
week. bt3d Bass pl, Sc. .'
GIRL. eolored. desires child care,
lh,wi nurse exper, Lu, i-3O5f
CoLORED WOMAN, reliable, wants
llght work, no laundry. DE.
2-bgi7.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
james Won't Seek
9th House Term

MEDIA, Pa, Feb. Is R.-
Representative BENJAMIN r.
James. Democrat Of. Pennsyl-
vania. 68-year-old veteran of
five terms in Congress. an
nounced today he will not seek
reelection this year.
Mr.. James. who underwent
an operation last May and en-
tered Bethesda Naval Hospital
for a checkup in the fall. said
'inevitable changes of personal
concern that come with the
passing of time" led to his de-
cision not to run again.
A former State Representa-
tive. Mr.. James first was elect
ed to Congress in l948 and
has been reelected four times.
In his first bid for the post he
won the q. o. p. nomination
after a bitter factional fight.
Mr.. James did not disclose
his future plans. A former
president and board chairman
Of the Franklin Printing Co.,
he now serves on that firms
board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
AVA GARDNER WINS
2 MILLION LIRE,
GOES ON TO LOSE

SAN RENO, Italy tR.--
Ava Gardner didn't know
when to stop playing rou-
lette last night.
She was ahead 2 million
lire Cabout $4,000, but
then lost that and more.
The casinos director.
Achille Cajafa. said the
American film actress. who
was accompanied by Ital-
ian Comedian Walter Chi
ari. lost q considerable
amount" of money but de-
clined to say how much.
Ava and CHAR drove to
San Reno from France,
sat at the green felt gam
bling table for an hour and
a half and then drove away
apparently to Florence.
where CHAR has some en-
gagements.