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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

The women's Division OF
the Mount Vernon Lee
Chamber Of Commerce Is
holding . spaghetti dinner
tomorrow from 9 10 . pm. at
the Mount Eagle School
Cafeteria on N. Kings High
way. Proceeds viii so towards
building the Chambers new
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

for the fun of watching them
In action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
try Lovell's for a titilatins

IMPORTED ENGLISH CANDY
ll.ounes tin Loo
Toffees, chocolates, noueots and
coron1els in q succuIent assortment,
imported from England.
Step into our candy department for
q sample.
WGL-Condy, LIST Floor
:. also Chevy Chase. Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

Washington Store open tonight until pm Chevy Chase
Corners Falls Church, Va) and Alexandra until $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
YOUR FAMILY AND You
Another Wife Speaks
She Hates HouseWork

your situation, but we can't
dig up the past; we must
concentrate on the present
for the benefit Of the future.
Glasses Popular
At the American Institute
Of Family Relations we have
classes In a subject called
LESS work and more fun for
the homemakers." The classes
are popular. and helpful, and
the comment Of the "gradu-
ates" is generally. This
changed my whole attitude
toward homemaking," That's
what they needed and what
you need, Mrs. r. Let's list
briefly some Of the things
you should do.
!. Learn efficiency - thus
having more time for other
things. I'm sending you my
reading list on Shortcuts
and Time-savers for Home
makers" Any reader can
have a copy by enclosing a
stamped, self-addressed en-
velope with the request.
2. Let your little girl help
as much as possible-she can
do more each year; and to her
the most wonderful game she
could possibly find is "help-
ing mama" - provided you
start her young!
3. Collaborate with other
homemakers in your neigh
borhood. Find three others
in easy walking distance, for
example. All four of you will
clean up one house today,
another tomorrow, and so on.
Thus you get more sociability
into the picture, and also get
more work done. (The fact
that housekeeping is solitary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
Paul Newman Knows
What jeanne Wears

wife made all the little de-
cisions such as where they
would live, and how much they
should spend, and he made
all the big decisions like how
much foreign aid we should
send,
"I'd like my figs now"
jeanne told the waitress.
"All those calories," Paul
leased.
"I'll work them of at the
gym" jeanne said. Il have
only two pounds to lose"
"She has no disciplined"
Paul announced.
jeanne looked at him low
ingly. Lets say ! used TO
have none, and now ! have
practically none. Paul has
tremendous discipline. ! say
to myself. This morning I'm
going to the gym. But then
I DON'T sew instead. ! love
to sew. It's so restful."
"She'S made me three
white bathrobes," Paul di-
vulged, "in terry cloth. silk
and WOOL"
jeanne turned TO me and
said II feel ] should have a
wonderful beauty secret for
you, like bathing in butter
milk. But think the best
thing you can do for your
beauty Is to take care Of your
health, and I feel getting
eight hours sleep and feel
ing rested has a great deal
to do with your being at
tractive."
Paul said with a twinkle
in his eyes, MY beauty Sc
cret is moderation in all
things"
That's his favorite quo
tation," jeanne confided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

work is actually one Of the
things that women most re-
sent--not that it's particu-
larry hard physical labor,
which II isn't
4. Collaborate similarly in
child care; in other words,
several of you can pool your
children in Il different home
each day. The children need
this association with others
of their own age, and 1t will
give their mothers some time
to do other things.
5. Use some of the time
saved, in these ways, for
more outings, partly with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
continued From PaEe DIE

Continued From Page DIS
and Bull where they have a
buffet, but ! ate only the
hors d'oeuvres and the des-
sertS.
And Paul gave me the
most beautiful hostess gown
for my birthday" she bub-
bled.
I'm good at buying her
clothes" he said with pride.
IT know what looks good on
her"
Paul, what do you feel
about the new fashions?" !
asked.
Il dig these crazy clothes.
Why not 60 along with the
group"
when Balmain was here
I asked him what to do about
the length Of my skirts"
jeanne said. He told me !
could be safe at 16 inches
from the floor. I think you
have to have extremely long
and beautiful legs to look
good with them any higher
than that"
The talk turned to adjust
ing to marriage.
ITO me there was no adj
justing. The time ! was not
married was the maladjusted
period" jeanne explained.
She's Different, Now
1t is true. jeanne is so
different now from the quiet.
shy girl I met who was about
to make q picture called THE
Three Faces IL Eve"
"A great deal depends on
saying yes in the right
places" Paul commented.
Then he told an anecdote
about a man who said his
marriage lasted because his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE
National Newspaper Syndicate

II there aren't at least a
million wives in North
America who feel the way
Mrs. r. does about house,
work. I'm a bad guesserl I'm
sorry I haven't room for her
long letter. but here's the
gist of 1t.
II hate and despise house.
work. ! don't think I'm a
bad characteristic weak. !
have a wonderful husband,
and a 4-year-old girl; ! have
a good home and good health.
Then what's the matter with
me2 That's what I'd like
to know.
Better on Than Many
my husband is a young
lawyer: and it takes many
years to become really estab-
lished. so We can't live in
luxury, but we're better off
than millions of others. Why
should I resent working in
my own home, for the health
and comfort Of my husband
and child2 ! could enjoy work
outside my home, but then I
feel guilty about leaving my
little girl. Whatever l do is
wrong. Meanwhile the house
is neglected and dirty, the
clothes unwashed or un
mended, the meals bum. Do
/ belong in an institution
instead of a home?"
Far from 1t, Mrs. Rim an
institution, they'd demand
cleanliness and neatness!
Many of the other things
you tell me-your own par
ents divorced, and so on
have an important bearing on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

husband and daughter and
partly with your husband
alone.
If you 60 to work along such
lines as these, Mrs. r.. using
some imagination, you'll be q
different woman in six
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

shows her "trapette" a tunic
top to wear over Stacks and
1t has a fiaring line from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
WnGf's II Mean?

Trapette-This is the name
for a new silhouette which
is a takeoff of the famous
trapeze line. One designer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

a subtly nodded bustline. Ac-
tually 1t is something like a
loose fitting princess outline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

Mother knOws BEST that's wy she always chooses the items bearing
the respected Parents Magazine Commentator Seal The He
Co.! And, the famous brands for baby shown here only
teO Of the items bearing that famous seal uev whole full
of them everything from fashions appliances for laundry
and kitchen What does the Commended
you? the product has been studied tested graduated
experts many tested under actual in homes of
families with children. So remember this brand that
The Hecht OFFERS and comnend brand
that belongs in your home!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
sare money by installing it yourself
ECe1'-COOI ready 10 hang
aluminium awning

Aounu awnings cont rust stay beautiful for years! Let cool
dir keep hot OUT Snort addition your home white
with cool green stripes Reodyohone complete with all fittings and
hanging Instructions When ordering remember awnings should
at least inches wider thon window openings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
Cleveland Park
'Eyesore' Hit

Purchase by the District
Government of a service sta
ton on the southeast corner OF
Massachusetts, and Wisconsin
avenues NV. was urged last
night by the Cleveland Park
Cleveland Heights Citizens As
ISOLATION.
The group contended the sta
ton is an eyesore in the strictly
residential neighborhood and q
traffic hazard at the heavily
Travelled intersection.
The station is zoned as a
nonconforming use. Under
District coming regulations, the
owners are unable to improve
or modernize the property.
The association suggested the
land become part Of the Ma
tional Capital Park system
after condemnation.
The meeting was held in
Guild Hall, st. Adams Parish,
Massachusetts, and Wisconsin
avenues NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

The story 90 Tar: station wagon with nine
children entered the "dugway stretch along the lake
shore with tun-offs and disappeared. The ice Of
the lake was unbroken. A search revealed nothing.
Was it mass kidnapping? The desperate parents
turned their suspicious the missing driver Jerry
MahOney. Angrily they comereed on the home of
Jenys father, Pat MahOney. But old Pat remnisced
about his vaudeville days and magic tricks he had seen.
Jerry's fiancee, Liz Deering, thought the old man
must be losing his mind. Clyde HaviIand, the special
investigator assigned to the case, thought the same
and yet there something strangely compelling about
the old man.
Then the morning after the chldrens disappearance,
helicopter spotted their schooIbooks near the aban
doned quarry. Hysera swept the town. Watching the
panicky flight to the quarry Havland remembered Pats
prediction: I'm the morning, they'll be out searching
So the old man had known something! Now read on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

Conclusion: Special Investigator
Haviland had never witnessed anything
like the scene at the quarry.
The old road, long since overgown,
which ran about 200 yards in from the
dugway to the quarry, had been tram
pied down as il by a herd of buffalo.
Within three-quarters Of an hour Of
the news reaching town, it seemed as if
everyone from Clayton and half the
population Of Lakeview had arrived at
the quarry's edge.
One Of the very first army helicopters
which had taken to the air at dawn had
spotted the clothes and books at the edge
Of the abandoned stone pit.
The pilot had dropped down close
enough to identify the strange objects
and radioed Immediately to State Police.
The stampede had followed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
The Day
SHOWDOWN ON

Mass hysteria had left the town
almost empty. Then down the center
of the street came a solitary figure
AN old man in a cowboy suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

Havland trained to be objective in the face of
tragedy but he found himself torn to pieces by what he
saw Women crowded forward, screaming, trying to
examine the articles of clothing and the books Maybe
not all the children in this icy grave 1t only
the hope Of desperation. No - Continued on page 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

TINS WEEK Moso1ine/Mey 4. 1858
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05
5-DecOratOr FOam Sofas
s :S.oa ..3 sss. !" s sS'%S sSs. 1895
the group. Reversible foom cushions.

1885 Solid Maple SOfubeds. green tweed is SAB
1855 Modern Sofobeds. charcoal, os is------- SAB
ll2es5 French Provincial Lounge Choir beige linen 1895
l-l3ee5 Traditional Foom Lounge Choir gold - 1895
l-229.s5 Lawson FOOm Soto sage tweed $500 1895
l-26ss5 kroeher Foom 2Pc Sectional Plastic persimon
color ----- -------- ----------------I9 1895
l339s5 kroehler Foom 2Pe. Suite turquoise --- 1895
1885 KroehIer FOum 2-Pc Suites, red tOost 1895
l-l6995 5-Pc Living Suite includes SOTO, lounge ehor
ottoman, pillows, turquoise 99.95
l-27e9s Rowe Foom Soto, blue tweed 1898
l-22es5 BoreoOunser ReeIiner coral --------I49.95
2-l0ess Solid Maple LOveseOts brown print 1888
1885 Solid Maple Wing Choir, brown print 1898
4-lee5 StrctuOunser Reeiners is model, In combine
tiOn plastic and fObHc 2Ops beige --------- 1898
3-l2ss5 Maple sofobed. toust green, sleep 1895
1905 KOeher 2-Pe Foam Duveno Suites black, 26995
Merchandise abOus. Ita Floor. Washington Only
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2O9s OFF FLOOR SAMPLES OF
NORTH HICKORY LIVING PCS.

Authentic foom rubber Eory American living room
pieces ct sovinos.
l-3oss5 FOcm cumeI Sock Soto, print tweed,
255.9S
1885 Foam Wing Sock Soto, turquoise tweed,
27I.9S
l-less5 Foam Hi-Boek Club Lounge Chair. brown,
1878
3-lS4.S5 Foom Wing Chair. eoruI or naturo. 1883
l--44S.ss FOom Wing Sleeper. brown print 339.9S
l-23E95 Foam Curved Section. brown tweed 1898
2-l3ss5 Wing Foum Lounge Chair in choice Of q
green print or o brown tweed
l-lS4.sS Wing Style Lounge Chair. olive l23.95
4th Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

45-l375 Side choirs, mahogany finish, wine 7.S5
1855 DrOpleof Tobe mig finish. Dunecn Phyfs S25
5-5s95-S9e5 DropIeof Tables. with Ieof - 3S.9S
s-64e5. IS Double Pedestal Desks BY Stiekley,
wood tops, leather tops, mohOsony finish ----- 500
All merchandise ADORE
!th Ftoor. wa shtHotop PARKmoton:
3rd Floor, StUeF Spring
lass Loyeseot block tubular steel white plastic 2995
SIS 2-Pe. Sectonos block tubular steel in
persimmon white turquoise plastic ------ 1925
4-2oe5 Lounge choirs, black tubuor steel Sl3
l0-44s5 French Provincial cocktoi Step Tobes 2S95
1855 French Provincial Rose Moble Top End TobIes, $35
e-l795 Gloss Top coektOi TObes mOhOeony finish 80
PISS Mersmon Leather, Top coektoH Tobe SIS
4-4se5 Danish Modern coektoiI. Lomp. Corner TubIes
in cherry finish S50
3-59e5 Nest Of Tables Step Corner in mohOoony .
finish by fomous BFondt $50
z7-44e5 Assorted Tobles, mahogany leather tops 28.SS
7-44e5 Assorted TobIes. mOhOeOny finished SIG
3-l4e5 cocktoiI Tobles, tubuIOr steel plastic
morbleized top ----- Sd
2-7e95 commode Tobe, mahogany veneer, Weimon SD
-ll9e5 Dropleof Toble extensoe mohosony finish 3995
l-ll9e5 DopIeof Tobe leoves mohoeony finish, 1913
1885 Dropeof TobIe, mig. finish extensole $685.
l-44o5 Dropeof Toble, mig. finish ------------ 1890
l-299S Desk mahogany finished ------ 1855
l-llss5 Expondowoy Desk mig finish. by Sosinow so
l-29e5 End Bookcase. mohoeony finish -------- SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05
Leather Top Mig. Tables

54-A4sS 10 1885 tables by famous Scksy.
hond- rubbed mohoeanY finish with bond S6A -
padded and sold fooled leather tops. CocktoJ %@B
larp end commode, drum, step and ehorsids
styles mot oil in oil stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05
1895 3.Pc. Sectional
10 foam cushioned bumper style seelonos &GM ~~
with metoie tweed nYon upholstery.
Brown, block and turquoise.

8-l39ls5 Soto DOybeds fOom, woInut fromes - 1895
1855 kroehler 2-Port Foam SeetiOnols - 1895
5-34995 kroehler 3-Purt Sectonus foam 49, 299.95
All merchandise above on
18th Floor Washington and PARKiHeon Srd Spring
1855 FOom 3-Pc Sectional, metoIIie tweed 1895
1885 SeIie Foum Soto, tonserine .----- 3d. SIS
l-l4995 krOehler Foom Soto black nyIon------- 1895
l-l79.95 Rowe Foom Soto eofol nyon cover 1885
1855 3-Pe. Foom Sectional black ,--I49.95
l-22995 Foom 3-Pc. Sectional oprieot cover 1885
1855 California Style 2;Pe Sectional -----I49.95
1855 Foam APE SeetionoI metoIe Tweed 1895
1-279.95 Foam Ape. Sectional, charcoal - 1885
l-39995 SeEs FOOm Soto, high arm. blue ---- 229.95
1855 kroehIer California Arm 2-Pe Suite 249.95
1855 KroehIer 3-Pc. Sectional, black - 249.9S
1905 Rowe FOom 3-Pc. Sectional, eoruI 279.95
l-449.s5 Prestige California 3-Pc Sectional - 299.9S
Merchandise a6ors IfF Floor. Washington ONLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05
26.95 Smart BOMdOir Chairs
Green polka dot pastie fobric upholstery p N
PopUlot styling soihsrsd skirts. Jusf lol NJ
269.9S KrOehler 2.Pc. Suite
. ss A ;:s:.''i . ::% 'I;sii "s 1895
brown 81 block upholstery.

1885 Solid Maple sOfubeds sleeps T. ss is green $48
2249S5 DseOuto Foam Solos, toast end ehseoo I69.95
2-2S9.S5 krOehIer Foam Soto nyOn eovsr-- 1895
2-ssSS4s5 Occasional chuis, barrel beck Is 1898
l-23S.S5 Rove FOom DovenO, coil spring, as I49.95
MerehaHd'e above. Ih Floor. pARKtnOtOn ONLY
1895 Sesp-TwO SOfObsds, chOreoG, ss iS------&48
2-24SS5 Decorator Foom Solos, charcoal I69.95
1898 KroehIsr FOOm Solos, rsd srsy--------I69.95
2-4sS5-5Ss5 Foam Lounge chain as 29.95
l-23sss krcshsr Foam DuVenOs coil spring moess os u.s.
l-l7sss sureoOunssr Reclining Choir srssn--I29.95
1888 cOnOnt Sell Lounge Choir maple. is--5S.S5
l-loS.S5 Decorator FOom Lounge Choir, brown 60.9S
3SsSS Foam Lounge chOiu. contemporary style 1898
3-Sss5 KroshIsr Lounge chOu, ehOreoo- 49.95
KsrehsHdiss sbovs sra Floor. Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

All merchandise N
Ih Floor WASHINGTON and PARKn0toH Spring
Our entire collection of "Donia" Occasional Tobles
1879 Off
1898
e-4295 Lined Oak Step, Cocktail End TobIes "a 29.95
S-7sss Gordon Block Lacquer End Step coektoiI 24.95
lz-5o95-s995 Lone cedOr Chests. assorted 1895
T-3s9544s5 Busse Horestone Tobles in coektuil lamp
and corner STYLES 24,95
7-3495-3995 Nubon Oak Cocktail and Corner ---24.95
3-7995 Cherry Mahogany Lamp and Step TobIes 1895
SASS chinchiu Mahogany End TobIe by Gordon 1895
Ass Round coektoi in Noeturne Walnut Finish 2995
Merchandise ADORE Ith Floor. washington onls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

"o'""so"' - ssVs"'n National
Silver Spring .Fsnion at Ellsworth 80
PARKnsion :. GIebs Rd. al Wilson Blvd 0-0IOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16

tai Planning Commission in
the Interior Building and
toured the Washington of
Tomorrow" exhibit. The ex-
tensive displays show what Ia
in store for the area in high
ways. urban renewal, schools
and other physical improve
ments.
Bigger Part In Renewal
Before the tour, William e.
Finley. NCPC executive direc-
tor. said his organization hoped
to play bigger part in urban
renewal and was preparing q
study of the relationship Of
NCPC to the redevelopment
agency.
The RIA announced it would
hold a public hearing at 2 pm.
September 20 on the sale Of
about one-fourth of an acre
to the Potomac Electric Power
Co. The tract Is on Twelfth
street between D and Z streets
S.W., and will be used for q
power Substation.
The RIA will meet again at
2 pm. Monday in Ambush
School to elect officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16
Youth Sentenced
For Boot Theft

A former Washington youth
charged with taking a 75-foot
fishing boat from Key West to
Cuba last July, was sentenced
to an indefinite term in Miami
today, the Associated Press re-
ported.
Henry Lewis Springirth, jr,
Is, a native of Takoma Park.
had been employed on the boat
operated by the ABB Fish Co.
of Key West. He said he had
planned to go to Haiti when
he was picked up by the Cuban
Navy, the APP said.
A number of persons held
an interest in the boat, in
Guiding musicians Carmen and
Guy Lombardo and Leslie
Biffle, former secretary of the
United States Senate. Young
Springirth was convicted un-
der the Federal Youth Correc-
ton Act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16

deeper devotion to citizenship
obligations. to encourage even
more effective participation in
citizenship activities and pro-
mote a spirit of cooperation on
the part of all citizens"
One of the events will take
place at the Washington Mon
ument at 2::30 pm. tomorrow
when George Craig. former In
diana Governor and past Amer
lean Legion commander, will
speak.
Scouts to Be Escorts
The Governors of the Is
original States, escorted by Boy
and Girl Scouts carrying their
State flags, and women of the
Little Theater Group from Alex
andria in Colonial costumes will
lay wreathS at the base or the
Monument.
Another feature Of the ses-
sionS will be the formal court
naturalization ceremonies for
so new citizens at 1920 am.
Friday with Federal District
Judge F. Dickinson Let's pre-
siding. Miss Ruth A. Stout Of
Topeka, Kans., president of the
National Education Association.
will be the principal speaker.
The Presidential Ballroom Of
the Statler will be transformed
into a courtroom. The so per-
sons who will become citizens
come from 20 nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16
New '58 Model Washer Requires
Only Sand Big Set Of Muscles

or the funds to buy and power
the washers one reads such
glowing things about in the
American advertisements.
In those areas where wives
have to pound their family'S
clothing to a pulp on the rocks
of nearby streams new era
in clothes washing may now
descend, according to Virgil C.
Petit, ICA equipment special
list who designed the wooden
washer.
The wooden washer is de-
signed so that unSkilled car
penterS can make them with
mostly local materials. Plans
for the device have been sent
to Ga foreign countries that
participate in the ICA program.
Some of these, DR.. Holtzclaw
said, have already asked for
working models for purposes Of
demonstration and mass pro-
duction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16
Taft Memorial Bells Ring Out,
HeroIdinq Newest Landmark

Among the melodies selected
for the first ribbon are those
of the Star Spangled Banner,
America" "Hatikyah" (the
Israeli anthem. "Come Thou
Almighty King" and "Adeste
Fideles."
Michel Mamias. who built
much of the console, few in
from Paris Sunday night to
supervise its installation.
Though he speaks no Eng;
lish, he had no difnculty COM
municating through the Ian
guage of electricity" with the
American workers he directed.
He declared enthusiastically
that the monument is 1.-THE per-
feet home" for the bells which
he said are equal to the best
IN the world.
The l00-foot monument, con-
structed at a cost of between
$850,0OO and 5000, 900 obtained
through private donations,
probably will not be open to
the public until after landscap-
ing is completed next spring.
The general contractor for
the Taft Memorial is the
Charles H. Tompkins Co. here.
The architect is Douglas Orr
of New Haven, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16

firm, climbed to the top of the
tower to test the golden bell.
Together they rocked it
rhythmically for about two
minutes before its sides began
to strike the 400-pound clapper
in the center.
"It's beautiful" shouted Mr..
Bigelow above the vibration
that shook bystanders. "Speci-
fications were followed to the
closest toleranceS. Why, it's
tuned so perfectly it can match
any tuning fork"
The bells were forged in the
historic Paccard family foun-
derry in France and the electric
controls were made by the
L'Angelus Co. in Paris.
Dedication in Spring
After Congress accepts the
monument from the Taft Me-
mortal Foundation and it is
dedicated next spring, the bells
viii begin to sound daily over
the city. In ideal weather, they
will be heard within a radius
of five miles from the capitol.
The console has a keyboard
which can be played and it also
is equipped to operate auto
matically with a bronze ribbon
which functions as a roll on an
old player piano.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16
Alexandra
Truck Driver
Dies in Crash

An Alexandria man was killed
yesterday when a trash truck
overturned near Woodbridge, in
Prince William County. Va.
State police identified the
victim as James Golden, Sc. of
SIT North Henry street. the
driver of the truck.
The accident occurred about
$3.50 pm. on Horner road Estate
Route 639), a mile south Of
Woodbridge.
Trooper James w. Clarke re-
ported that Mr.. Golden was
thrown from the truck and
trapped beneath 1t when it
overturned.
He said the truck apparently
rounded a curve too fast,
skidded on loose gravel and
then ran into a ditch on the left
side of the road when it turned
upside down.
Another man riding in the
truck escaped injury, police
said.