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Evening star., 1958-05-07

The first IL spoke OF their own
qualifications. their running
mates and their stands on spe-
ciflc issues.
Then q Democrats for SO
council candidate, c. Darwin
Stolzenbach, unleashed an at
tack on the present Democratic
ofilceholders and opposing
states In the present campaign.
Issue In Primary
He said the issue In the pri-
mary was the people versus
the special interests" and that
the county needed O govern
ment that could look at the
problems In an intelligent, i'm
aginative way"
He scored the United Demo-
Gratis as essentially the Brooke
Lee organization with a few
new faces who had chosen
to run on the record Of the last
four years"
Mr.. Stern, who originally had
said the county had a high
quality Of services now and
must improve on them" then
asked for rebuttal time.
Expressing concern over the
bitterness Of attacks by the
Democrats for SO, Mr., Stern
said to Mr.. Stolzenbach:
IAN you're going to do is
split the Democrats wide open.
You are providing the ammuni-
ton for Republicans TO use
against us in November"
Best Place to Live
Mr.. Stern, who is chairman
of the governing body Of North
Chevy Chase. said he, like most
others who have moved into the
county in the last 10 years. had
chosen it because he felt it Of
fered the best place to live in
the area.
IT haven't found conditions
so deplorable and so depressing,
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Pupils TO Sell Brooms

Falls Church High School
students win sweep" through
their neighborhoods Friday and
Saturday with 1000 brooms on
sale for the benefit Of school
auditorium and stage lights.
The brooms were purchased by
the Seven Corners Lions Club
from the Virginia Workshop
for the Blind.
Evening star., 1958-05-07
DYNAMITE CAP BLAST IN HOME
INJURIES GARRETT PARK MAN

Maryland man hurt last night when a dyna-
mite detonating cap exploded in his home.
Admitted to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda was Will
liam L. Burgard as of 5l19 Flanders avenue Garrett
Park Estates His condition today was listed as sat-
isfactory
He was struck in the hand, arm, chest and abdomen
by fragments Montgomery County police reported.
Police said the cap exploded when Mr.. Burgard
touched lashlight battery to wires attached to it.
The cap had been brought up from the basement
by Mr. Burgards 9year-old son Steve and the father
thought it was harmless, police said.
Police said the boy and older brother William
13. found the cap stone quarry in Pennsylvania
about a year ago.
Evening star., 1958-05-07

the Board Of Trade. described
debt planners as interlopers in
normal business arrangements
between creditors and debtors.
The board sent Mr.. dasaway.
himself Q small loan business
man In Maryland. because he
was most familiar with these
business operations.
New demands from the sub
committee issued at the hear
ing's close:
From Chairman league. an
order 10 the Commissioners 70
report on how Mr.. Feldman
is licensed and a suggestion
that they consider regulating
Evening star., 1958-05-07


minutes, broke up two hours
later. Mr.. Feldman's integrity
was unquestioned by the sub
committee. Instead lawmakers
were questioning the constitu-
tionality OF the legislation pro-
posed 10 bar businesses such as
his.
Representative Broyhlll, Re-
publican Of Virginia. sponsored
the measure which had unani-
nous and reputable support Of
the Board Of Commissioners,
the Washington Police Depart
ment, the District corporation
counsel end the washington
Board Of Trade.
Outlaw Budget Services
His bill would outlaw budget
planning services handling pay
ments 10 creditors In return for
monthly fees charged debtors,
Only lawyers could run such
operations, under the Broyhill
bill. Both the CONGRESSMAN and
Ralph L. Payne, q lawyer, ex-
planned that unscrupulous oper-
ators In the past had packed up
and left town with their fees in
their pockets and creditors bills
unpaid.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Robert F. Kniepp testified the
"potentials OF evil" in this busi-
ness were great. On the basis
of Mr.. Feldman's own record
submitted to the subcommittee.
he was making s7s,50O annu-
ally. according to Mr.. Kniepp.
Wouldn't you say that was
an excellent business?" asked
Representative Multer. Demo-
crat Of New York.
Its a good deal Of money" I"
said Mr.. Kniepp, standing pat
on his thesis that such opera
tions could be evil. Mr.. Field
man said afterwards If only he
did make that much money
Wouldn't it be wonderful
I'd live in Switzerland"
A statement submitted by AS
sistant Corporation Counsel
Clark King maintained budget
planners previously had not
given debtors back enough
money from their pay checks
to buy food and clothing for
their families. He labeled
debt planners as parasites
preying on the people"
Explains Operations
In explaining his operation.
Mr.. Feldman said he contracted
with debtors at 10 per cent
fees or a maximum of SITS to
pay of bills on a limited in
stallment plan. His volume ran
between ESQ and 275 accounts
at the present time. he said.
Subcommittee Charm a n
league, Democrat of Texas,
brought the hearing to a close
after Robert w. Gasaway, of
Evening star., 1958-05-07

his wife became enamoured
with a married man. who be-
came her paramour."
This seems an unfortunate
and unjustified lot to befall a
worthy husband" Judge Pres
colt said.' '"He must become rec
onciled to the humiliation Of a
state of cuckoldry, and a lonely
existence by himself, with an
unfaithful and deserting wife
bringing UP his daughter while
he is required to pay for the
daughters maintenance"
Ruling Called Departure
He said the ruling seems to
be a wide departure in policy
from an unbroken line of pre-
vious decisions of this court"
and will certainly not act as a
deterrent to errant mothers who
are inclined with adulterous
dispositions"
Judge Prescott's dissent was
concurred in by Judge James
MacGill, specially assigned from
Howard County for the case.
1t was from a 3-to-2 majority
opinion filed by the high court
last Tuesday affirming a Mont
gomery County decision which
granted q Bethesda man a di-
vorce but awarded custody of
his 5-year-old daughter to her
mother.
Lower court granted the di-
vorce on grounds of desertion
and held that the husband had
not proved adultery beyond a
reasonable doubt" The high
court majority, in affirming the
decree and award in custody to
the wife, said even If it was
assumed the wife committed
adultery ''the result so far as
present custody is concerned
would be the same"
Judges Remarks
Judge Prescott. in the dis
senting opinion, said:
Our course, no one contends
that a spouse who commits
adultery is beyond all redemp-
ton and forever unfit to rear
a child. When the erring one
rectif1es the immoral conduct
and leads an upright life for a
Evening star., 1958-05-07
THE EVENING STAR A-sI
Warrington, ID. Q. ss
WEDNESDAY, .MAx !, IeAa.

rather than prohibiting debt
services.
From Representative Multer.
an order 10 the corporation
counsel 70 deliver a brief ad-
dressed TO the constitutionality
of any law prohibiting any kind
OF business.
From Mr.. Feldman came Q
plea that the city regulate him.
bond him and examine his
books. but permit him 10 re-
main In "the only business !
know"
Evening star., 1958-05-07
EmbezzIing Charged
To HyuttsHlle Man

BALTIMORE. May 7 R.-
Charles F. Herbert of Hyatts-
vile was indicted by Federal
grand jury yesterday on a
charge of embezzling $547 in
funds from the post office
where he worked.
The indictment said the
money was taken and converted
to Herbert's use on two oc-
casions In April.
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Visiting Nurses Elect

Mrs. Francis G. Smith, jr.,
has been elected president of
the Fairfax County Visiting
Nurse Service. Other officers
elected are: Mrs. Joseph Men
denhall, vice president; Mrs.
Vincent WEIGH, secretary; Mrs.
Alfred Wall. treasurer. and
John Clayton Burke, assistant
treasurer.
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Seeks Stute Senute

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
May z (SpeciaD Joseph J.
Thompson, chairman of the
Jefferson County Democratic
Executive Committee, has an
nounced his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for the
State Senate from the 10th dis
trict at the August primaries.
He will oppose State Senator
Clarence E. Martin, attorney.
Martinsburg, incumbent, who
has filed for denomination.
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Man Who Aids Debtors
Fights Bill ION Business

identified the only businessman the District
devoted getting his clients Of debt today went 70
gress 70 protest bill 10 ban his service
b. H. Fedman heard operations such his Budget
selors Inc 635 street NW described before District
"rake-ofis." "evi," and "unreguated"
When the hearing which had been scheduled for 80
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Democratic Split Aids
COP, Stern Warns
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
star star Writer

Democratic facona attacks Democratic ocehoders in
Montgomery County playing into the hands OF the Repub
leans candidate for the County Council warned last night
The statement made by Saul Stern at wndnp OF
night sponsored by the Potomac Demo-
cratic Club at the Potomac Community Parish Hall.
Fourteen Democratic candidates addressed the meeting
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Adultery Case Custody
Decision Hit by Judge

ANNAPOLIS May QP.-Judge Stedman Prescott yester-
day filed sharply worded dissent from Court of Appeals
ruling that wife who had committed adultery not
sarily unfit to rear her child.
said the action rewarded wayward mother Gin pref
erence to bameless husband only fault that
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PARKLAWN

lI60 Rockville Pike. 3 Mi North al
Bethesda Naval Hospital
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HELP-W0MEM

for custom fitted bras.
siere section in top Washington
department store. Win train right
party. Pleasant working conditions,
Give full details about yourself In
LIST letter. Sewing ability desirable
but not essential. An Apt. for
262-B. Star.
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fAULUS POWELL BROWNING. Jr.
Attorney. 31i5 n street NV,
Washing 0n n G.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court-No. 1850,
Administration Is TO Give
Notice; That the subscriber, Of
the State Of Virginia. has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District of Columbia, Letters
of Administration on the estate
Of MARY A ENGEL. also known
as MARY FORCE ENGEL, late of
the District of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally anthem
ticated. to the subscriber. on or
before the 18th day OF August.
AID. 1858: otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate Given under
my hand this 18th day OF Febru-
airy. 1858. MARY LORETTA VAN
HORN, AIS North First Street.
Arlington 8, va. (SealD Attest
FRANK J. BURKART. Deputy
REGISTER Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court fe19,26-mh5
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AUTOMOBILE
statesmen

We have an opening on our
sales force for . men TO sell
Americas leading car. Are you
satisfied with your present job?
Wouldn't you like to make more
unlimited possibilities? II YOU have
had some experience in other lines
We will train you, furnish a new
car demonstration with gas. oil and
upkeep and paw you generously
while learning We have no sales
with trade deduction or wash out
plans You are paid on q percentage
Of the gross profit. In other words.
you are a partner in business with
us. Statesmen currently in the auto
mobile business should investigate
this offer as we are sure you can
better your earnings with our plan
5000. JOHN HINKEL. for an APP
pointment.
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Hhen aHSUs'sag adUeTiisemeRts
addressed 40 Stdi boIes do NOT
enclose original references pho
t0praphs OF other materials Of
personal udlue Copies serve the
purpose ORIGINALS may get lost
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HELP-MEN
(CONTlNllE0l

AUTO BODY and fender man, ex-
perienced: plenty of work; 5-day
week, vacation with pay, hospital
i2ation plan. See MR.. ORME OF
EMERSON ~ ORME Buick, 18th
and NJ SITS. NV.
AUTO BODY MAN, must be able
TO do flrst-class work: salary OF
$1,000 plan: plenty OF work, best
Of equip Apply in person LITTLE
AUTO BODY CO, 9205 BALTIC
blvd. Co;lege PIX, Md.
AUTO BODY MAN, LIST class OF
comb. man: must be dependable
good salary: 3 days wk. OIL
4-9733; ewes, VIII. 6-03S7.
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN,
LIST class, steady work, good salary.
Apply REIN BROTHERS, ready to
work HI u.SOSQ
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MANAGER TRAINEES

Due to rapid expansion we pro-
months. Here is a real career OPP
portunity for young men with
initiative and above-average in
telligsnce Must be 81 to 35 and
own an auto. We pay good start
ing salary plus auto allowance
while training for q MANAGEMENT
position.
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HELP-MEM

PRINTING SALESMAN - We are
planning an expansion program
and we have no salesman at pres
ert n YOU cal bring in active
accounts at once. We want you.
Send full resume. All replies con-
identia Boy lTI-b. Star.
PRODUCTION ENGINEER; college
degree not necessary; training and
experience in electronics and me-
chanical fabrication mandatory
Apply 3 to 4. Mon. through Fri,
NEMS-CLARK CO, 919 Jessup
BAR dr., Silver Spring, Md.
REAL ESTATE SALES man or wom-
an; small progressive Office, forced
to expand because Of heavy volume
Of activity: $1,000 per mo easily
earned II you have energy to burn.
W. r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-1400.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, familiar
with Silver Spring area. floor
peroid. bonus arrangement. CHES-
TER KELLER WOODM o r
AGENCY CORP, JU. 5-71OO.
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HELP-MEn
YOUNG MEN
HELP-W0ME EN-

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK and
general ONCE work; will train for
bookkeeping machine. 5-day week
northeast location. LA. 6-5510.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

1160 Rockville Pike. 3 Mi. NORTH
OF Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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JanitOr-Maintenance Man
Life Insurance
COrreSuondent,

D. C. HOME OFFICE offers
growth opportunity in Policy own
ers Service Department to q dy-
manic individual between 25 and
30 years who has had life inSur-
ance background. College degree
preferred Our employees know of
this. Please furnish resume TO
Box 2S0-D, Star.
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MURRAY KIVITz. Attorney.

MURRAY klVIIZ. Attorney.
UNI Ted STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court-No. 92l47,
Administration This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscribers, of
the District of Columbia and the
State OF Maryland, respectively,
have obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia,
Letters Testamentary on the estate
OF EDWARD BROD. late OF the
District of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally anthem
, ticated, to the subscribers, on or
before the 18th day Of August,
AID. 1858: otherwise they may by
Law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. Given under our
hands this 18th day of February.
1855. MURRAY A KIVITZ, 331
Investment Building, Washington
5, D c.; BERNARD ROSENBERG,
1915 Rowalt Drive, College Park,
Maryland (Seal.l Attest: FRANK
J BURKART. Deputy Register of
Wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk of the Probate Court.
fe1Q o6-mhS
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PERSONAL
NOTICE Is Is HEREBY GIvEN the

following person: MACK O.
HYDER. Box 675, Gainesville,
Ga: that unless unpaid past
storage and all other charges are
paid on or before March is. 1858,
his household goods. lot No. 1910
will be sold at public auction al
a w Wash d C. at 2 m
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AUTO statesmen

NEW CARS-Your big op-
portunity is here! Not lust
a iob-but a lob with q
thriving. hard hitting ag-
gressive new-car leadership.
We are looking for a man who
is accustomed to earning
SIS, 000-S10.000 q year even
though you may not have
automobile sales experience.
Your present successful sales
BACKGROUND may be sum-
cient. New-car demonstrator,
paid vacation, group insur-
ance plan plus many other
employee benefits Apply in
person 70 BANNING d
SONS MOTORS, Inc. $500
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville,
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SALESMAN
LIFETIME CAREER

We need a good salesman who Is
looking for q lifetime career with
above-average earnings every year.
Our business is not affected by &C.
onomic conditions. 70es of the
homeowners do not own our prod
uct. We offer a better plan for
them to acquire 1t NOW. No COM
petition. II YOU are OF good ap-
pearance. ethical. have car and live
IN MONTGOMERY County or NV.
Washlnston. we invite you TO come
qualified, training by exper. sales
leaders will equip you in one week
so that you can get started on this
path to lifetime security,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
SECRETARY

Permannt position availabl for
younP lady with at last 2 wears
experience as a Technical Secretary.
)uties include dictation and typing
o-day 4O-hour week, liberal en-
ployee dement's. For interview call
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RELR MnMEA
tcoNTINUEp)
CLERK-TYPIST
S65-5-DAY WEEK

mined. opening. permanent posi-
ton. Must have clerical exper
and good tipping ability All com,
pany benefits incl vacation with
ray All replies confidential. Boz
39S-D. Star.
COUNTER GIRL, prefer one VIII
can do alterations, YATES Gus
TOM CLEANERS. SP. 3-394s.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. white, exper
Refs: from 3 Am. to pm,
downtown medical bldg. Box ass
D, Star.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. young, white
attractive. exper. pref. but no
necessary; salary commensuHati
with ability ia. 5-0S20.
DRUG CLERK, some experienc,
necessary. 10 to s, 6-day week
no Sundays. Upton a. MYERS
14th and r. l. ave. NV.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY = N,
shorthand; 25-45. dietaphone ex
$1,000. POTOMAC EMPL., s33i
Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000.
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MECHANICS (25, exper. gen. auto
repairing; good pay and company
benefits. See Mr.. Lubin, MONTANA
ESQ. 1905 Montana ave. ne
NIGHT JANITOR for downtown Of
nee bldg Hours 4 to IL pm. Must
be sober. steady and reliable.
References required MA. S-4272.
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PARKLAWN

4A4t4AAx1 ~
1160 Rockville Pike. 3 Mi. NORTH
Of Bethesda Naval Hospital.
SALESMEN-Wanted 2 men to sci
Mercurys and Lincolns and usec
cars; floor time every day. heavy
advertising schedule. We can only
use men who are exper and gooc
closers. New car furnished: $5(
min. on new car based on 2Oqi
of washout. Call Mr. Watson
BENNING LINCOLN AND MER.
curry. Ii. 4-7233.
statesmen. engineers. once mgrs,
craftsmen. SIS wk. to S2O.OO(
year. bring resume hourly open.
ings Mr.. Black at BOYD Emp
CENTER. cor. 18th n q NV
Ma S-234O
Statesmen WANTED = Excellent
opportunity for eager young mer
with sales personality. pay plaT
designed to give you maximum
earnings and security for YOU
efforts Previous automotive ex
perience not necessary, we will
train you. See Sales Manager
NORTHEAST FORD, 900 Biadens
burg I'd ne.
statesmen. retail furniture. appli
ances. television. Hi-Fi. carpeting
complete kitchen Improvement
and decorating Salary and q
Write today Tell us which de,
partment you prefer Box 232-K
Star
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AUTO Statesmen
Opening for = men who want &c
earn better than $4,000 a year
We have the best line of imported
cars with tremendous volume OF
sales; experienced men only need
apply TO Mr.. Herson or Mr.. Mills
MANHATTAN AUTO, INC.
17O6 9th ct NV
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MARKET RESEARCH

Excellent opportunity for young
man in headquarters ONCE of ma
tionally prominent food firm. Mar
ket research experience in food
field or advanced degrees in business
administration, marketing or eco
Monies required. Please call Elk. g.
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OFFICE
MESSENGER

Indoor work as messenger and
general Office bow for executive
Offices Full-time employment for
an alert and neat high school
mail for top management Oppor-
t1nity 10 advance 1plv Personnel.
bO9. $40 am to $50 pm
weekdays II under Is. BRING birth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

Only experienced men who can do
best grade of work: best pay plan,
plenty Of work good facilities,
company benefits, permanent; refs.
required. See Mr.. Herson or Mr.
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AUTO BODY.
FENDER MEN (3)

I ENOER MEN (0)
Only experienced men who can do
best grade OF work: best pay plan,
plenty Of work; good facilities.
company benefits, permanent: refs.
Mills.
MANHATTAN AUTO, INC.
1905 eth st. NV.
AUTO DELIVERY BOY-Must have
good references and motorcycle
permit: 5i2-day wk. good pay.
vacation and other company bene-
fits. See Mr.. Seaman, at PALMER
FORD, INC 3ll0 Hamilton St.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced:
plenty OF work; experienced on
automatic transmissions; sos per
week guaranteed: 5-day week, va
S caS ses s Mr. P oRE o EMERsoS
d oRME Buick, 18th and M
AUTO MECHANICS (5)
Experienced mechanic for American
and imported cars; permanent Job
with plenty Of work, good facilities,
company benefits with top paw plan
See Mr. Herson or Mr. Mills.
MANHATTAN AUTO, INC.
1905 9TH st NV.
AUTO METAL MEN-Experienced
men wanted; top pay, o-day Wk.
STANDARD fUTO BODY WORKS,
100 Kalorama I'd. NV
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS DRIVER =
Young man to pickup and de-
liver parts in Metropolitan area
Must be reliable and sober. See
Lynn johnson, LOVING CHEVRO-
LET, INC, 1889 East-West hwy. 81,
Silver Spring. Md.
AUTO SALESMAN-One Of Wash
instons Oldest and best-known
dealers, has opening for man with
successful sales experience. not
necessarily in automobiles, but
preferred, to sell Mercury. Lincoln
and Continental cars. Very gen.
erous compensation plan. Excep-
tional opportunity for right man
See MR.. SCHECTER, between 10
am. and pm. Please do not
phone. LEE d. BUTLER. INC,
ll2l 21st NV.
AUTO SALESMAN, experienced: for
Fiat and Mercury. the two hottest
cars in the country. Excellent pay
plan; demo. furnished. Two loca-
tons. See Mr.. Klauber. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO, gS04 Jefferson Davis
hwy. Route ID, s. Arl.. Va. OF.
AUTO Statesmen
Opening for = men who want to
earn better than $4,000 a year;