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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
Arlington
Approves


Recent building permits is
sued by Arlington County in
clude:
jeremiah wright, 3541 8. Four Mile
Run dr., owner; dwelling at 231Q 8.
Let st.; cost. S14.600; architect, Alfred
Ronald N, gSEsdOri, IL iIcS ?. s sSS
st.; cost, $4,000.
once bSiidinE Il 1901 N. Fairfsx dr.;
cost, $4,000; architect. Lloyd c.
Gerald Luria. 1888 N. Ridgeview
I'd, owner; dwelling ct 262b Ridge
view I'd: cost. $4,000.
Harry Rod, 927. 18th st. NV Wash
oakland st.; cost, $4,000; architect,
Arthur l.. Anderson.
Ronald N. Burgdorf. HOS 8. 23rd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

st.. woodlawn. owner and builder
cost, $4,000.
Lawrence &. Mccoy, $3.50 Sharon
rd., Camp Springs. owner and build.
Camp spTinrs = c Ssg' s iseS hasen rd
NV. Wash. owners and builders; ~
dwellings, Good Hope Hills. Hillcresl
HeIghts: cost $4,000 each.
.f9t. Johns Lutheran Church. Hyatts.
ville. owner builder not selected;
Riperdale; cost, $4,000.
Donald W. and June Kimel. 7205-E
R0ssburR DR.. College Park. owners
e I. Garter. builder: dwsllIns on 26tt
Croydon Holding Co.. no Milestons
ar. Silver Sprins. owner: Carl d. Ford
builder. store ut Riggs I'd. and Abel.
phi rd.. Adelphi; cost, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

Oakland st.; cost, $4,000; architect.
Louis r. Moss.
Hugh B. johnson. $751; North 25th
Westmoreland ST.. cost, S24. 900:
architect, McGaughan a. johnson.
Atlas Construction Co., 2319 Wilson
blvd. owner; dwelling at 1919 N, Both
ST.; cost. 100000: architect. Clyde
Herr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

I'd, owner; DWELLING at 40O0 N. STAFF
ford st.; cost. S31. 900.
tingham St.. owner; dwelling at 1917
N Mckinley rd.; cost, $4,000.
Smell Construction a. Preston Con-
struction, Ais s. Glebe I'd. owner;
House rd.; cost. S3.5O0,000: architect.
j. p. Fitzsimmons
Offutt Manor Corp. 2O4N North 'ath
ST., owner: dwelling at 2219 North
PoWhatan St: cost, $4,000.
Harry Rod. 927 18th ST. NV. WASH
ington. owner; dwelling at 1924 N.
, 1958-03-05

,x AVIS
troversial. They deal with business and other properties
that are brought up to date, instead of being left in the
archaic condition of our laws of 1921.
The Code, however, is an instruments body OF laws
that brings a lot of things out of the closet that were
never taken cognizance of by Legislatures or executive
branch, possibly for two or three decades.
The codifers; however, had to go back-they were
charged with the duty Of going back and digging up all Of
these laws. In the Code-in the footnotes-there is shown
exactly the basis for every single law that has been placed
there. They are all laws that are laws that are presently
in effect in the Virgin Islands, although many Of them
have been forgotten about.
The Code performs magnificent function in bringing
these things 10 the front, in order that we here, in the LIE
g~islature, may over the next few years. evaluate them and
de~termineWhether they are good for our people; good for
the islands, and go ahead and amend many OF them.
Some of them that were definitely archaic, such as the
law making adultery a crime, were deleted by the Code
Commission because it was felt that that law was out of
date, had been repealed in many Jurisdictions in the Unit
ed States and would not serve any particular purpose if
it were continued.
Apart from things Of that sort, the codifers were care
full not to get involved in changing controversial subjects,
and above all, they made an effort, throughout the Code,
not to try to enact laws for the Virgin Islands. Except, as
I said before, in the field Of the non-controversial technical
laws such as negotiable instruments and things which
help us to come in line with the majority of the jurisdic-
ton throughout the United States.
1 am sure, that regardless of how much time we may
spend in reading paragraph by paragraph, section by sec
ton, of the Code as it appears in the two thousand four
hundred and-odd pages, there still will be many items
missed, that will only require our attention at such time
as the Executive Branch or the people Of the Virgin Is
lands come headon into one of the provisions, and come
to the Legislature requesting an amendment. We will
never clear every little thing from it, and | feel that since,
the Code had already oeen passed. twice by this Legisla-
ture on faith, we are not committing any grace crime by
passing it on faith once again.
There are three members in the Legislature who have
come in here, in this Second Legislature, and who were
not here before. One is Senator Moorhead, another is
Senator DeLugo and the other is our President, Senator
Anduze. Apart from those three new members, everyone
of us here, sitting here today, passed on this Code twice.
Once when we passed it the first time) and secondly
when we OVERRIDE the Governors veto.
We did it on faith then and I feel that if it is just the
question Of confirmation that's holding us up land that
was my understanding at the time we started discussions
on this thing) that it was the question Of the right of the
Evening star., 1958-07-01
GASOLINE
STATION MANAGER

Some experience preferred, loeal
references desired. Salary plus com.
mission, paid vacation, hospitaliza
tlon and sick leave. Apply IN per
soni HOMES OIL CO.. INC, 6225
Blair rd., NV
Evening star., 1958-07-01
NELR-MEM

AUTO sALRsmEN-sen nnest 81
imported cars. NO, Austin Henley
Norris Minor, Iaguar porgche
Hlilmnn, Aha Romeo. and mani
uthera. Experience necessary. Onll
TOP araee men % be considered
1ou can earn 500 > week ol
more, References required Apull
1919 An, only d MANHATTAN
AUTO. INC, 7th and r nts. NV
See MI HeTson or Mr.. Mills,
BACKm0R and miscellaneous equip,
ment operator. Apply 1921 3
Montgomcry ave, Old Cougreg'
aional Airport, Rockville, Nd.
BAKER, experienced bread bake
and helper wanted, Apply GHEnI.
DAN BAKERY, 0200 0a. ave. nv
hQBTAILEns, for q e00d propoal.
tion on cleaning and laundry, cal
IA, $4,000. ask Tor Mr.. Mc0RATH
BOQKKERPER THPIsT, exper
only, car desirable but not neces.
sary. must take full charge of Al
Bookkeeping and related itema fOl
small comnnnyf salary open. 64Oi
hienchEille Kd., College Park, Nd
iel inE ds szGT8 HisssI q .r.ha Wh S-ao2S' asl
B00TBLACks, wanted. 40a I'm
%, NV. Apply Mr.. CICERO, after
70 pm. sun. and Non.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
HELP-MoMEn

ACCOUNTING CLERK-TYPIsTs 5
days, good benefits, 81. SS,144.
POTOMAC EAfPL, 104 r. Broad
ST., Falls Church. JE. 2-7272.
AccoyE1L1I1Eo I.111 cLEek Ilys ,-,,,;,z,,,Sa oPEN
Evening star., 1958-07-01
MELR-WoMIn

SEcnETAnK, LEGAL, erperIaneef.
eoma knowledge b0okkoaaln0 kaln-
iul. pleasant aiF e6ndIlIentf
once; h-daY vs1F. arnl1n kn1-
uilaliaation, life lnanranrn. ar
cellent 1taFtlnr nalarv. Wor annf
call AD. f-5844' M af =
Son. Monday thEouah Friday o-s,
SERVICE RFpRRsENIkTIVR
ARLINGTON AREA
Virginia resident for OPENING A
branch once OF national comnanv.
Location "a convenient 10 trarsnnr-
tatlon and ahopplnP. ApDlifanfs
should b III "a "a. slnrIS AZ
married, have COLLEGE BACK fruund
o. e4uivalent business exnrrienee.
Training win 81 provided for this
permanent position roduirinf int
tlatlve and uIeaEInf nerronalifV-
Phone MISS NoRRiS, Du. S.Sio6
slIRT OPERATORS (el. must IS
Qepenoohle. b-day-Wtsk: $50,
sRgSlss & Siss. ssa SoL2s1a5 ss 1isIs5a,Is yAl "a
sLArlsTlcAL = CLERK, airport;
hkkpg, background, bankine, e..
pNrn 81 hrs. % S18b. POTOMAC
hMPLs eli King 81, Kf. D-5OBb,
sTKN00nAPnER, part time for
nre and eaeuAlly lnqurence bnica.
Phone TX, a-0600, MISS KlNO,
9IkNo.. legAis i week k------ 500
stenQ.. yes for summer, $500 mo, up
ftQQLftoner. month $50 WI.
ALLkN-C,HnlEN Personnel Service
l4u4 N. n. Ave. NV, Rn 1-T2sO
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Real Estate Salesmen %

ROUTE SALEMAN, I25 between 80
and 40, for steady lob, regular in.
come. An opportunity to increase
earnings. Apply In person to be
considered for an established route
In dry cleaning and laundry. No
experience, necessary, will train.
Only those willing to add to 4
business win be considered. Vaca-
ton. and other company dement's.
6oRqFfERs S6oRqlFf ss'SssR cfRASERs. Z m iliss ias ds.
ave. Wheaton. Nd.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
HELP-MER

MAN TO WORK m TIRE STORE
Good worker VIII make up TO 500
per week. No phone calls. BEN
HUMIDITY. 3446 I4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
MELP-MEn

SALES REPRESENTATIVES. natl
lirm, cosmetics; seeks outstandlnn
salesman to call on retailers. Age
26-3S. 81. S4,6O0; rapid In
creases: car furn. MANAGEMENT
coNsULTANTe. l436 q st. NV
SALESMAN for once furniturl
store; prefer experience. NE. 3
SALESMAN, for wholesale cands
and tobacco company: established
route; must have car. Apply In
person between $3.50 Am. anc
$3.50 pm, 0g14 4th st. NV.
sALEsMEN-storm windows, doors
and talousies. Work by appt. Bis
expansion program now under
way. Par deal. Interested9 Phone
La. 6-4406 Tues. Wed. 10 "a
2 pm.
SALESMEN--We have q new prod.
uct which has no competitor and
carries q lifetime guarantee. We
need full and part time: white or
colored, with or without previous
selling experience. Phone OIL r.
1928, after 2 Am. Monday.
statesmen, experienced, for our
mems clothing dept; excel. salary
and comm. See Mr.. Sher. Else
MANS, 9Th and p SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
HELP--MEM
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
exper In lubrication. CONNOR's
INC. 2731 Naylor I'd, Sc.
SHOE MANAGER

Unusual opportunity for aggres-
slve young man to manage ouf
mems shoe dept. Apply Mr.. Ettlin,
BOND CLOTHES, q Corners Shop
ping Center, Falls Church, Va.
SHOE. REPAIRMAN. Experienced
all-around man; steady job. l722
Eye 81. nv.
SODA CLERK, white only with
exper., Mon. through Fri. Hours,
2 pm. ,tll 10 pm. Located ct
2200 Wilson blvd, Arl., IA.
6-1135.
STOCK CLERK AND WAREHOUSE
MAN, must have hieh school edu-
cation: ref, dependable. Apply in
person, BABY sUPERMART, 24b9
18th st. NV.
STRUCTURAL STEEL detailer and
checker; experience in nliscella-
neous iron desirable. MANASSAS
RON AND STEEL CO.. MANASSAS,
IA Phone Manassas 73e.
SUPERINTENDENT of street d.
Vision for rapidly expandine
Northern virginia municipality;
excellent opportunity; salary com
mensurate with ability. Box 0O-J,
Star.
TEACHERS, white; S36O-SS2O mo,
ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY., sos
14th NV. RE. 7-393e l2Oth yr.l
Evening star., 1958-07-01
TECHNICAL
EDITOR

Nationally prominent school re-
derstands electronic circuits and
who can reorganize and edit in
struction booklets. These manuals
are used in home-study courses in
radio and television (servicing and
communication and in industrial
electronics You need not have q
degree II you have the technical
ability and editing experiences
stipulated.
We offer ideal working condi-
tions in q new building together
with permanency, 9 fun scale o.
company recognition Of your per-
sonal accomplishment.
Write, call In person, or teIe-
phone GEM. 2-970OD, Mr.. Birrel.
Director of Personnel. NATIONAL
RADIO INSTITUTE, 3939 Wiscon-
sin ave, Washington 16, D. c.
ITRACTOR-TRUCK body mechanic,
weldeT, white, 25 to 40. Part OF
full time. OF. 4-f0S0.
TV BENCHMAN: excel. salary;
S100-S126 wk. Must be AL mech
for excel. job. LO. 7-3O72. Call
ewes.
TV MEN, outside; experienced only
Salary open. Paid vacation. group
disqualification. etc. Apply In per.
son, LITE RADIO a. TV, 20IO
18th ST. NV.
UPHOLSTERER, first class; must be
able to cut and sew; steady work;
good pay. THE FURNITURE
SHOP, 1 E. -Delray ave, Alexan-
dria, Va. KI. S-0946.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
MLLRWOMEM
lcoNIRluEDi


cLEnk-TxflST. some ho0kkcsIdnr
exper.. under 20. 70 work for pri-
vate orsani1ation. Personality and
appearance a necessity. Pleasant
environment excellent pay and
WORKING conditions. Bcx ae0-L.
star. 81
CLARK 1KPI8T Tor Insurance
claimt once cony, location. vic.
eL tatl And r. NV; good salary
CL.EnN-TXPlsT with esnsraf Of
nee experience. for large retail
Toy chain. Excellent worklng cons
eIsl1aAtER oopAERk -ds vssss s.ssssac Can MRS
CLERK-TKrlsT, Personnel, PROV
mENCk HOSP, i2th and Var
CLEnk.THflST, good fyplne ahii-
ity and accurate with figures; AO-
hour week; air condliIoned All
henelln q national corporation.
ehsITH-CQRONA,. INC, Wisconsin
ave. and Reservoir I'd. n.W.
CLERK TWISTS. a3 % 40. small
bldg. 6-day Wk.: emplotee hene-
Ats; some once exper. rec. Dl.
1-2700.
CLERK-IXPIsT, Alex. GOOD Win
figures, s days. $220. POTOlaAC
EMfLs Oil Kine st., Alex. XII. o.
CLERK-TXPI6T-Eieh school grad-
uate, aood salary and cnpoFtnntfy
70 advance In local once of Lead
ing national automobile nnanoinr
Qrgani1atlon. Personal interview,
2 an M. or by appointment,
UNIVERSAL G. IL T. CREDIT
Park. Ma. AP. 1900
CLERK-TYPIsTs, Georgla ave-, q
$3.50 HAGOERTY EMpL. SERV.,
gle EllsWorth dr. JU. e-0404.
ICLERK-TYPIST = Large Company
has opening for tahulation typisl
with some knowledge or experi-
enee Of cashiering Of checks, prOoi
machine operation and bookkeep-
ms Excellent opportunity. At.
tractiye salary. BOX 61-J, Star
ComptoIneter Operator
5-day, 40-hour week: air condi.
toned; good starting salary; must
be willing worker; variety Of busi-
esIS nsSs y,r Ssiies 3.argg routine. Il interested
COOK, COLORED, with griiI EXP
Perm. position. Good hrs. Apply
IN person BERKSHIRE COFFEE
SHOP, 1901 Mass. ave-, in the
Berkshire Apis. Bldg.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. Mod. dntwn,
once. 5-day week. Box 2S2-R
Star.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper, is.
35 yrs: 41z-day wk.: salary open
POTOMAC EMPL., 1884 Wilson
blvd. Arl., ia. $4,000.
DRUG CLERK, over Fl: 4O-4S
hours; no evenings. COTTAGE
CITY PHARMACY, WA. 7-2S71
Evening star., 1958-07-01

FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. must Be
neat and exper. Apply TRIANGLE
PHARMACY, 18th and U sts, NV.
No calls.
FRENCH RESTAURANT WANTS
EXCELLENT WHITE WAITRESS
With very good refs. Apply FE.
GIRL FRIDAY, real estate once.
eourtnouse area: days, $500 up.
fOIOMAC EMPL., 2334 Wilson
blvd. ia. $4,000.
GIRL FRIDAY-Steno.. sgie- nm
DER 30; ahove-avg. appearance and
personality; attend conventions;
excel. career. oppor. st. $4,000.
COLUMBIA EMPL., 134l q INV.
GIRL FRIDAY, 3O-39. TO Insurance
exec; good typing, bkkDg. back
gLOunos days, to $500. PO-
IOMAC EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd,
Arl.. ia. $4,000.
IBM KEYPUNCH oPR., $3.50 nm
Minimum D menths' exper. $3.50
with guaranteed increases.
hOSS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
I31 18th 81. NV. DI. 7-244I
LABORATORY TECHNTCIAN doc
tors ONCE in Hyattsyille, ExceiIent
salary WA. 7-S2O0: after & pm.
AP. 7-7100
MANICURIsT, colored. Air-condi-
TONED salon. Call EN-. 2-3S7I.
MAN1CURIST, d white, fun or paFt
time, good midtown location.
hair styIist inquire HU. 3-6240,
MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL JOBS
Chemists oman or Womanl, 10 sam
sscy. exper. With Govt.---s{'seooo
RECEIPT, Typ, dr.'s ofc. Open
PROFESSIONAL pERSONNFi.
l726 Eye NV. 712. ME-. S-2gg2
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN--Hemato-
logy and routine chemistries IN
pnysicians ONCE in downtown
washington. 40 hour week. Must
be registered. Top salary for expe-
rieneed worker. Write Box 260-J,
Star.
MORTGAGE SECRETARY, thor
oughly familiar with all phases
Of PHA and GI disbursements,
shipments and procedures OF
mortgage loans. salary depends on
quahncations and experience. Box
MGR. 2O00 OPERATORS--121 |
Hotel and PIX. experience VAL |
uable. Alexandria resident pre-
ferred. Hrs. 4 pm. to IL. PROFIT |
sharing and many company |
ssnstlsT; SgsnltsTs;;,,,.AAp Apply Mr; Madden, |
Vernon Ave. and Russell Td-' Aiex.
andria. TE. 6-44O0, or Mrs. Dof. |
fort. II, 7-9400.
OFFICE CLERK, $50 70 s: 8 days:
experience not necessary: $40 Wk.
BOZ 2es-R. Star. :"
OFFICE CLERK, Clarendon area,
zlS5g yrs' h5Ea days. S55 wk
blvd. ia. $4,000.
OFFICE CLERK, exDer. typist, able
70 take shorthand and handle
telepnone- FREEZER experience with
Apply 1881 Washington blvd. Ar
nngton Va No phone calls.
PIX OPERATOR, goOd salaryi per-
MARVIEs. 734 7th St. NV.
PBx.TYPIsT, 25-45. Ari. blvd,
Wilson blvd, Arl., "a. $1,000.
PERSONNEL elk, TYP. req, expeT
RRosp REss Psrs011sL PssS sDa v. PROVIDENCE ~
ZEAL Estate sALEsWOMEN-Be
9 part Of an aggressive eompany.
We need salesWomen who know
virginia. who desire 70 make
more than ayerage, Plenty Of list
lngs. Member Of Real Estate
Board and multiple listing serV-
Ice; Excellent opportunity for the
right women. Experience preferred
but not a requisite. Call Mr.
BAkER TE. e-1416.
RECEPTH0NIsT 70 work In wash
ington's most glGmorous Beauty
Salon. Must be experienced. Apply |
IL person, BEAUTY BAZAAR, sos |
18th ST. nv.
kECERT-s meet public: siaoffhand, |
Typ good sal. See ABLE, 400 /
n. u. ave. nv, Rm. 227. g
RECEPTI0NIsT.TYPTsT Dr.'s Of
nee, Alex; medical exDer.. 70 $3.50 /
POTOMAC EAEPL.. alI Kfns 81
Alex- KI- e-505s.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Id

NATIONAL un0AEIZAIIoN VII
employ Young man 10 can on
retail Hroccrt IN Wnahington and
Nlr9inla AREA. salary, ear furna
az. ABBY Ber s6s-R. S's ssar. ~.
OPENINGS FOn 3 MIN, white
age 1i-16, Wash. sub. area. Tnl
men We want muaf Be honest anf
dependable. 500 Wk. 10 start, D1
1-3445 for lntervleN.
RETIRED MAN
To DO llsht MESSENGER work and
handle purchasing Of supplies fof
large real estate and mortaag.
loan nrm. IN reply gipe aee, past
experience, salary expected. etc,
Box e41-R, star.
COLLEGE STUDENTS
spend the summer having fun
and averaging 81 70 $500 per hr
taking orders for Real Sllk. Cal
MISS MINOR, ma. $3.50.
AMBITIOUS MAN
remodelins. estimating; able TO ex-
pedite Jobs and deal with subs;
excellent opport, for permanent
future with Woll-establlehed con-
cern. CAL ia. 0-3303.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
statesmen:

statesmen.
Va. and Md. Territory
Qualifications needed: No high
pressure, our 65-year reputation
has made us the leaders in the
field, You must be dependable to
handle leads and appointments as
signed to you. You must have am
bition and desire, as We are con-
stantly training men for MANAGE
ment positions, and We .ofier:
/, Salary while training.
2. Fully protected territory
3. Good commissions, SO youl
earnings are unlimited.
4. All the leads In your territory
5. Yearly bonus and contest
bonus.
o. National and local advertising.
a. Group nospitalisation and
Insurance.
8 Company paid retirement plan.
FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE
Anchor Post Products, Inc.
FOR VA AND Sc. WASHINGTON,
Mr.. BAUER, Ii. 3-S152
N. WASH. AND MD. SUBURBS
Mr.. PRESGRAVES, 10. 5-3557
Evening star., 1958-07-01

MANY OTHERS
v. WOOD PERSONNEL
SEE MISS WOOD
232 Southern BleR. pI 7-s7sz
- sos 18th 81. NV, 81 n
Evening star., 1958-07-01
BRANCH MANAGER
TRAINEE
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

willing 70 work 10 proeress a
naanaRer In 2 years; ace ~ %
hs. grad: stfaiGht salary, regular
increases, all mod. benefits. NeV
ear furnished. with expenses.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
NELRMEN

PAINTER. white. ezuarioncad aut.
work: fun time. Apply y.I0 am,
IN kssii9Hahlll Witt i..ndaa.r. y ~ VA. y
Evening star., 1958-07-01

BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT ex.
eellent working conditions, gcod
salary, Daddy week. white man.
Good standing Of the MaEonic
order Box 2s4-J, Star
CAMERA STORE has openings for
? bright young men with some ex-
perience as salesmen and stock
clerk Good salary and working
conditions. HERBERT HOMMERS,
7l4 14th st. NV.
cARPENTERs WANTED az. eaDa.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
GAO FINANCE

sSiS osoTlia% ave Ave. Silver iDIini sprins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

Skin Dew by Helena Rubinstein helps bring
back precious moisture :. works to keep skin
youthful dewy-fresh. Use Skin Dew Moisturizno
Emulsion in the morning; your moke-uP will go on
smoothly stoy longer Use Skin Dew overnight; it is
absorbed in seconds you can be oomorous OF bed
time woke up with dewy freshness. For extremely dry
or ooino skin Skin Dew Etro Rich night cream with
double strength emoIents Skin Dew Emulsion Skin
Dew Extra Rich. 800, 500 and $50
New . Helene Rubinstein RoIl-On Deodoront and
Anti-Perspiront, obsobs instonty you soy odortree
PIeose odd 1895 Federal tox
W6L-Cosmetcs LIST Floor
.. olso Chevy Chose ] Corners and As~ondro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

Sleek the safe depila-
tory by Elizabeth Arden
creams unwanted hair
from face, arms, legs in
seconds. Smooth on, seconds
loter rinse off Sleek and see
hoir Disappear. leaving your
skin smooth and delightfully."-
froeront. You'll stay smooth
longer. too. Sleek discourooes
growth. Big 4h -ounce tube.
200
Pleose odd 1929 Federal tox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

Cleanse daily with Bonnie
Bell Ten-O-Six Lotion, it
heals as it cleanses. It's on
ontiseptic cleanser with sooth-
ing, therapeutic qualities; re-
moves deep-down soil, CRIME
ond stole makeup, Leaves skin
clean, stimulated. Facilitates
removal of bIockheods. Dis
couroees dondruff, too.
LIS, 800, 500 and 900
PIeose odd 1929 Federal tax.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08
Motorists Be
Ready: Police
Testing Cars

As another participation in
the Green Cross Safety Cam
paign, the East Cleveland Police
Department will conduct an
auto safety check, covering ten
vital parts Of motor vehicle.
1t is planned to begin the check
up on Friday.
The ten points to be checked
are:
BRAKES-"Gauge" check or
use pedal block to test safe
brake condition. Brake should
not depress closer than two
inches from the floor boards.
FRONT LIGHTS-This check
includes headlights; parking
lights; turn signal lights (where
part of equipment); and check
of high and low beam operation.
Determine if lamps are oper-
ating. Special focus equipment
is not normally used at a check
lane, but obvious faults should
be noted.
REAR LIGHTS-Check to
see if all rear lights are in
working order. This includes
license plate and fender lights,
stop lights, directional signal
lights, and back-up lights.
STEERING-Check for ex-
cessive play by back and forth
turning of steering wheel {.
check for loose tie-rod coup
lings. Wheel alignment equip
ment is, again, not normally
used at check lanes, but OBJ
vious faults such as excessive
toe-in and toe-out, wheels out
Of line, and broken springs
should be noted.
TIRES-Check all tires for
Smooth rubber" or fabric
showing through, as well as
sidewall cuts or breaks. Check
initiation.
EXHAUST SYSTEM-Check
muffler and tail pipe for cracks
and leaks; loose or broken COUP
lings.
GLASS-Check all glass to
see if it is intact, not cracked or
broken; check windshield for dis
coloration and cloudiness which
would impair visibility. Replace
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Mrs. William F. KYLE

Mrs. Louise Pughe Kyle
widow of the late William F
Kyle, died May 18th in hei
home, 1923 Rosemont rd. Pri.
vate services are being held at
Epworth Euclid Church and in
terment will also be private.
Her husband, who preceded
her in death in 1852 was an as
sistant vice president Of Cleve-
land Trust Company, retiring in
1941.
Mrs. Kyle came to America
from Wales with her parents
at the age of 8 years and had
resided here many years.
Surviving are a daughter,
Mrs. Harold Caunter. three
sons, William R., Robert A.,
Walter c.; ten grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren.
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Miss Mary V. Sullens

Identified with Wade Parl
Methodist Church since girl
hood, and as treasurer fol
many years and as member OF
its women's group and later OF
the Old Timers, Miss Mary Vir-
ginia Sullens died Monday, May
5th in her home, 1910 Milan
ave. She had been i'll with a
heart ailment for the past few
years.
Services were held May 7th
and burial was in Lakeview
Cemetery.
Miss Sullens came to Cleve-
land from near jefferson City,
Mo-, in 1902 and from 1907 to
her retirement in 1912, she was
an employee Of the Prudential
Life Insurance Co., most Of the
time as a district cashier. Prior
to coming to East Cleveland she
in the Wade Park ave.
East 83rd st. area.
A nephew, Stanley A. Sui
lens; niece, Miss Elsie Sui
lens, and a sister-in-law, Mrs.
Charles A. Sullens, are her only
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ever since he came to East
Cleveland from Forestville
NY. He was a time study
engineer.
He was a member Of Charles
T. Raymer Masonic Lodge and
AL Sirat Grotto.
Surviving are his widow, Bea,
and a son, Wilbur j. of
Charlotte, n. c. The family
suggests contributions to the
Heart Fund.