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TELEPHONE
SERVICE
CLERKS

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esting positions open in
our sales and service de-
partment for capable,
alert, personable young
men, who are high school
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public and telephone con-
tact work required. Excel
lent opportunity for the
right person.
Call ST. $4,000, Ext. 251
TRAVEL AGENT, International air
lines exper., some tipping, 20-40,
to $433. GUARANTY EMPL.
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HELP MEN

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BOOKKEEPING MACHINE opera
tors. exper or will train. age is
to 30. high school graduates; -
day wk air cond. ofc.: graded
pay raises. Apply in person. Amer
$50 18th st. NV, RIM. IA.
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YOUNG MEN
HELP WOMEN
.-BKKPR.. S.. 200

ACCT. -BKKPR., $500
Acct. elk, statistical S75 to SS5
Bkkpr., real estate, NV. SS5
Bkkpr. -secy., 1-girl ofc. ---- 500
Bkkpr, dntn... small ofc. $500
Asst. bkkprs., several : to $500
SECYS. AND STENOS.
Exec. secy.. Conn. ave. ----S5, 900
Secy.. deg; editing 80 TO 5000
secy.. public rel, asst. 81. 900
Jr. secys., several S7b to $50
steno., Insurance. no exper. $40
Other Office Positions
Neurolosical tech. research, $4,000
Typists (manuscripts): elk. -typists
(IBMD: Dictaphone typists: Billing
clerks: clerk-typists. all locations;
pvt. typists day: clerks. good at
figures: adding machine oprs. !;
bkkpg. oprs.. keypunch oprs.,
cashiers, receptionsist; phone
clerks, file clerks: PIX, no typine
OPEN TO 8 PM. THuRsDAYSS
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1420 NY. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
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MAN-Heating equip
ment: residential and commercial:
gas and oil fired warm air, Must
be exper. Apply in person only to
Mr.. DAVIS, 4122 Howard ave,
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Representatives (3)

VIRGINIA RESIDENTS ONLY
unnecessary. Nationally
established. uniyersity-owned arm
provides top sales training. pay
ing S425 MINIMUM MONTH
GUARANTEE to BEGINNERS. $50 W
per acceptance Immediately. Men
men place TWO or more IN ONT
DAY, No cpnvessing: prearrp neet
appointments Must be neat. In.
telligent, permanent In area. Tele-
phone XII. 9-s2Ol for appointment
for interview
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REPRESENTATIVES (3)

Experience unnecessary. Nationally
established university-owned firm
provides top sales training paw
ing $500 minimum month guar
antee to beginners; $40 up per
acceptance Immediately. Many
men place 2 or more In one day.
No canvasing, pre-arranged ap-
pointments. Must be neat. intel
ltgent. permanent In area. Call
for appointment for interview.
JU. g-60c2.
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RELP WOMEN

CASHIER CHECKER. for super
.ssls. Aps stP'ssRsfSA isf aSR
SETso 1926 Scissviiis I'd. 10,
Evening star., 1959-06-29

AFTERNOON ASST. MGR
In lge. air-cond. apt, bldg, at $500
Wisconsin ave. Interesting work
for dependable and taetful woman
between 5000. with good person
aiity. sound judgment and ability
70 type. Mgmt. exper. not nee
Hours. 1880. Mon. through Sat
Call FE. 7.4400 between D-6 fol
appointment for an interview.
ASSISTANT BUYER sALEsLADi
for sportswear. lingerie, acees'
sories To assist owner In smarI
specially shop; 6-day wk,; excel
lent salary. KoTZIN. 1927 ? OF
NV.
ASSISTANT TO BOoKKEEPER-
Typing knowledge helpful. vii
train on bookkeeping machine, 8,
day wk.. company benefits ant
discounts. Very good opport. foi
one who enjoys working with ne
ures. Apply once KOPY KAT
713 II 81. ne.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, expe
rienced operator for bookkeeping
machine. MGR preferable: 6-da;
wk.. co, BENEFITS Call personnel
HI l.h9Ol
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sccks.E,.ns s.. Nv. 4 S.sssv sss: f.ss: s,: ~ n
Conn. aye; ya;o nv; no sat, ,!s i,ttIs
PERSONNEL, suite 232. southern
bldgs 800 18th at. NV. at n,
BO0KKEEPIN0 MACHINE OPER.
Mr. FOX Oh, e.7s00. '
BQOKKEEPER. stoek brokerage
keeoint machine; % or under.
Call Ma. $1,000.
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HELP MEN

USED CAR SALESMAN. good pay:
experienced only, Appear In per-
son 1901 Mt, Vernon ave, Alex.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A man TO take chaTge OF ware
house for lighting fixtures. Must
be experienced In warehouSing
No other need apply. AID. 2-4122
WAREHOUSE TRAINEES
For future sales work In wholesale
electric supply company; 1925
yrs; high school grads. preferred;
good starting salary, many com.
pany benefits. Must qualify fol-
bond. Apply Tuesday between .
HiM HEifMEcrhRRfSc hRS isuPPPP29 c8MifsESeN c88iM. fEe'
bO53 Lee hwy, Arlineton. Va.
YOUNG MAN twhite), under "a, h.s
Interested IN transp. lfreight
ratesli air:eond. once; 5.day wk
Apply MIDDLE ATLANTIC CON-
FERENCE. 2ll1 = ct. NV.
YOUNG MAN, 70 learn retail shoe
business. Exper. not necessary, A
permanent position for the right
man with fine opportunity Tor
advancement. Apply TO Mr., 0eorge
Fink, MANAGER. HANOVER SHOE
STORE, a3N pA. ave. NV
Evening star., 1959-06-29
BABY CARE CouNsELoR

BABY CARE COUNSEL OR,
as featured in leading
magazine article. II you
are a mature woman who
can meet the high stand
ard Of this select group,
you will find this per-
manent, full time pos,
most rewarding as you
counsel and assist our
young mothers with every
day problems Of baby care
during personal visits
Phone Mrs. Hudgin
during business hrs. al
RE. 1902, the number oi
Washington's finest diaper
service. DY-DEE WASH
OF WASHINGTON INC.
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CLERICAL
POSITIONS
AVAILABLE NOW

Are several unusually
good opportunities for
capable, alert young
women interested In
career positions.
Requires mathematical
skills and aptitude for
clerical detail work and
the ability to make de-
cisions. Previous insur-
ance background help
ful but not required.
Good starting salaries
with excellent oppor-
tunity for advance
ment.
Evening star., 1959-06-29

BEAUT1CIAN (Va.). man or WON.
FL. 4-0SSl.
comm earn SIO0-SI2b VIZ RE.
$4,000; ewes. sun. RE. 8.7f26.
BEAUTICIAN, top salary. good com.
mission. Very busy shop IN silver
Spring. LENA's BEAUTY SALON.
Ju. 0-5s20, He. 4-se61.
BRAUTICIAN-Fuii time or eve
nings. Top salary. and commission
aSr SS.' .S %0ds51 soek,s snsn ..aD Ac Gs Hoss 81
OF Milo TX. S-454s.
BEAUTICIAN, male or female. ex-
eellent opportunity. for good styl.
~ S TOP sal.ry plus cc'nnnissicr, s:'a on
Mf. decrss st WoopNER hofEI
BEAUTY SALON. AD. 4-240S.
BEAUTY OPERATOR AND MANI.
and hours: closed Mondays. PAUL
BEAUTY STUDIO. 1925 N st. NV
BEAUTY OPERATORS, eoiored,
ell around, 8-days weekly. Call
DU. 7-gSl5, La. 7-4g47.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. SS6-Sl00 per
sion. b-day week: no manicur.
ing; steady work. LOUIS GRE.
ATfvE HAIR DREseERS. t7iO
Eye -. NV
BEAUTIcIAN (Va.), man or WON.
u. f.ssls' '' ''0n' w '''
BEAUTY OPERATOR, woman. A
busy .Arl. salon has opening fol
lowing necessary. IA. 5-7275.
BEAUT OPERATOR- Excel. open.
i ing for top man or woman stylisi
for Jules. p 1T. Salon Other Julei
salons IN Alex. shirlington. Lang,
MISS BILLIE. RE. 7-Sl77.
BEAUTY OPERATORS
Salary plns commission; modern
air conditioned salon. HA. 7.Ti77
lBILLING CLERK (TYPIsTl, expeF
In business once pref. Apply Per
PRoviDENcS HosPiTiAI. ii5t
Varnum ne.
BKKPRs., sTENOS.. TYPIsTH
ALLEN O'BRfEN Personnel eervic,
1904 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72sI
BKKP. MACH. TRAINEE. sm. add
on on aaaiif.. To- 70 $3.50. PoToMAS
EMPt.. 1884 wilson blvd. Arl.
ia. $4,000.
Miss BLACK. ST. 5-SSbo. In.
tsIestins position: excel. future
t25 openings today.
eOOKkEEPER-National aSsoeia.
tion has position open for younl
women with good BACKGROUND IL
accounting and bookkeeping. Dutiei
entail payablss, payroll. tax re-
turn6. monthly balance sheets, ant
p and L statements. A-day week
starting salary, ~ zoo per yeai
plus fringe BENEFITS including hos
pitallLation, life insurance ant
pension plan. Apply 10 Box 34s.T
BOOKKEEPER. exper.. eompeten
to take charge of sm. once. Civ,
fun resume. Box 32a-T. Star.
lBOOKKEEPER-Exeeilent OPENING
for thoroughly experienced younl
woman who can act as riGht banS
for executive In charge Of 3
DeTS9n DsdS'n,, ss,;:,.,n as,sountinE dept; win
about $IO0,000 all manual post
inGs. Applicant ultimately viii b,
responsible for closing genera
ledger and preparing monthly
statements. The position offer
an excellent starting salary viii
annual increases: good vorkinI
conditions In Air-eonditioned Of
nee; disqualification insurance pait
and pension plan: benefits ais
are carried on employees. 5-da,
week with overtime paid over 4l
hours. Please submit resume h
Boz A25.T. Star.
IBOOkKEEPING MACHINE OPER
DAIRY. INC. 3sth and Perry sts
! BIentWood, Nd. AP. 1894. Nj
Evening star., 1959-06-29
GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE co.

mot A GOVERNMENT AGENCY
i4fs sLs2st sRs I SssSLx sisi wv
MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
Please apply ct L street entrance
Evening star., 1959-06-29
ASSOCIATED
PERSONNEL,

ASSOCIATED
PERSONNEL
CAP. hIiL. q. fast last shhd. o. open Open
sEcYs.. legal, several - 10 $3.50
sECYs.. spanish t2)---- $500 mo
SEcY. no shhd, $50 Wk.
Rpcrprlr r!is. 81. SscTF''' ID TF'''d'Ps; Z SIS vs.
Eood shorthand
GIRL FRIDAL. no shhd. $50 vk
BEGINNER STENOS $75 wk
elk. TYPIsTs, several to SIS
Asst. Bookkeeper $500
small ensineerinE hrm., must
have experience on payroll b
days. some typinF.
Admin. Asst. .-Secy., $416
Research group. must be able 10
oreaniEe once. some technical or
scientific BACKGROUND helpful, de-
gree preferred.
P. R. SECY.- 1858
National trade association. Conn.
ave. location: above average ap:
15,,,.. 5s,,,Eanes; tns: int:rss'ins and varied
Secy., No Shhd. 1925
National frm. detail clerical
work, GOOD typing. excellent COM
pany dement's.
iCLERK-TYPIST $3.50
National trade association. bright
h.s. graduate, 5 days: downtown
Fields Agcy., EX. 3-2508
7:3 Sheraton Bids. I'll l4th NV.
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman for
coloriul salon. No hisheI salary
pald anywhere. 5-day VIZ. paid
vac, and other benefits. call vAL'e
HAIRsTYLIsTS, TE. $3.50.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30

the 90 day after day. Powerful
engines haul maximum loads
hold fuel and maintenance ex-
penses to minimum. And Chevy's
solid build keeps cabs and bodies
tight through years of work.
For the right truck and COM
ponents to handle your tough job,
contact your local Chevrolet
dealer. He'll prescribe the correct
cost-cutting Chevy combination
that1l make your toughest job
look easy.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30
EASY HOLLANDAISE

EASY HOLLANDAISE
u cup butter
Dash salt
Dash red pepper
/ tablespoon lemon Juice
2 egg yolks
Beat butter in top Of double
boiler with electric or rotary
beater (not over heat or hot
water) till creamy. Add salt and
red pepper. Add lemon juice a few
drops at a time, beating con-
stantly. Add egg yolks, one at
time, beating till mixture is light
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30

Orders and Christian Science
Practitioners Selecting Coverage
under Title II of the Social Sc
curity Act). He then reports his
net earnings to Internal Reven-
ue on a regular income tax re-
turn as a self-employed individ-
ual, although his earnings from
the ministry may be derived as
a regular salary.
A minister's gross income is
derived from all remuneration
received in the exercise of his
ministry, including salary, fees,
and donations for officiating at
weddings, funerals, and christ
enings. For taxable years end
ing on or after Dec. 81, 1857,
the rental value of a home furn-
ished as part of his compensa-
ton, rental allowances used to
rent or provide a home, and the
value of meals and lodging fun-
ished by the employer must be
included as income. Expenses
incurred in the exercise of the
ministry, such as automobile,
travel, vestments, stationery and
stenographic help, must be de-
Quoted from gross earnings. The
remaining net is reported to In
ternal Revenue in the same
manner as profit from a busi-
ness is reported by a self-em-
ployed individual. The minister
pays the entire social security
tax. Social security coverage
does not affect the amount of
income tax.
A booklet, Social Security
for Clergymen," which explains
the benefits possible by social
security coverage for the min
lister and his family, may be OBJ
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30
Clergymen Free
To Select Best
Old-Age Coverage

Ministers occupy a unique po-
sition under the social security
law in that they are the only in
dividuals who may ch % S e
whether they desire coverage
under the old-age, survivors, and
disability insurance program.
This applies to ordained, COM
missioned, or licensed ministers
performing services in the ex-
ercise of their ministry, includ-
ing Christian Science practition-
ers, and members of religious
orders who have not taken a
vow of poverty.
While coverage under this
program is optional for them, a
minister must make a choice
not later than the due date of
his tax return for the second
year after 1854 in which he had
net earnings of $400 or more
(some part of which was derived
from the exercise of his minis
try) or April Is, 1859, whichev-
er is later. After the latest of
these dates, coverage for this
type of earnings is not available
under the social security pro-
gram.
If the minister desires cover
age, he files a simple certificate
with Internal Revenue Service
on IRIS Form 203l (Waiver Ger
tificate for Use by Ministers,
Certain Members of Religious
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30

clothing; wash as usual; put in
one tablespoonful of EQ-53 for
each pound of woolens, in the
first rinse water; soak a few
minutes; stir three to five min
utes and then rinse and dry as
usual.
If you use a washing machine
you do everything as usual and
add one tablespoonful of EQ-53
along with the soap for each
pound of woolens.
If you just want to apply the
EQ-53 to clean woolens without
washing, just rinse in water
with the same rate of EQ-53 as
above.
The EQ-53 does not affect
shrinking or cause an odor, Mrs.
Smith says. However, it may be
irritating to the skin and you
should wear rubber gloves or
wash your hands with soap and
water if you get them wet with
EQ-53 water.
Babies should not wear treat
ed woolens. Infants woolens
should be cleaned before using
if treated with EQ-53.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30

DR.. Irvine H. Page, Director
of Research, Cleveland Clinic,
and winner of the 1858 Lasker
Award of the American Heart
Association, has been appoint
ed as the first annual David
Flett Dupont Memorial Lectur-
er Dy the Delaware Heart AS
sociation. The lecture will be
presented to the physicians and
scientists of Delaware on May
10, 1859.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30
+kITCHEN NOTES
BY MARIAN KEMP, Home Eesnomit Aems Markets
Prime Denna In A SEQ Of Spring Green

ASPARAGUS - Fresh, green
stalks that traditionally herald
the arrival Of Spring and whet our
dormant appetites. However, no
longer is it strictly seasonal
vegetable. Thanks to freezing and
canning, the flavorsome shoots
can be enjoyed year round.
Besides being an excellent
source of Vitamins A and c, as
well as other nutrients, Asparagus
is low in calories "a cup of cooked
spears has SO calories).
Fresh asparagus in prime con-
tion should be tender, brittle and
have firm, compact tips. To be at
its best it should be stored in the
refrigerator. Scrub each stalk
lightly with vegetable brush in
cold water. After scrubbing, snap
off the bottom ends or butts. To
cook, leave stalks whole or break
into one inch pieces. Stand whole
stalks upright in about one inch
of salted water in a deep pan;
cover and cook is to 20 minutes
or just until tender.
Lemon, almond, onion butter,
hollandaise, mushroom or cheese
sauce are among the favorite
companions for asparagus.
Whether you choose Fresh,
Canned or Frozen Asparagus, this
versatile vegetable enhances your
meals year round In easy, deli
cious and nutritional dishes.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30
Recommend DDT
For Your WOOlens

A new insecticide for wash
able woolens, called EQ-53,
which is sold under different
trade names, can be washed"
into your woolens, county home
demonstration agent Florence Y.
Smith reports.
This product enables the
housewife to moth-proof her
washable woolens by merely i'm
mersing them in water contain
ing EQ-53. The wool picks up
the DDT, and it remains in the
cloth after drying.
Clothes moths and carpet
BEETLES will not bother treated
clothing for more than a year.
Washing and dry-cleaning re-
moves the insecticide however.
If you treat the Woolens by
hand, you should weigh or esti-
mate the weight of the dry
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30

F. F. Kirchner, cement block
manufacturer of st. Ann,
Mo-, has this to say about
his Chevy IO703 tandem:
"FulIy loaded Ue're up OUer
10000 los. GVW and at most
excavation sites lOe haze to
n,0Ue through soft sand and
mud My driUer tells me
he alDays gets through, too,
eUen Uhere other, bigger
trucks can't make it,"
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30
Harmon Assigned
To NATO Force

Pvt. Douglas H. Harmon, %,
whose wife, Dolores, lives in
Cheswold, completed advanced
individual training April 10 with
the End Armored Division at
Fort Hood, Texas. Harmon is
scheduled to depart soon for his
new assignment with the 4th
Armored Division in Germany.
The 4th is a major unit of the
NATO shield of defense in Eu-
rope. Harmon is 1854 graduate
of William c. Jason High School
in Georgetown. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Harmon,
Millsboro.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30

and funny. Place over hot, not boil
ing. water for a few minutes or
till glossy, stirring constantly.
(Water should not touch top pan
and don't leave sauce over hot
water too long) Serve warm.
Makes about y cup. Serve sauce
over asparagus.
SCALLOPED ASPARAGUS
IL lbs. asparagus
6 tablespoons butter
5 tablespoons -four
i teaspoon salt
X teaspoon pepper
2 cups milk
u cup diced sharp cheese
2 tablespoons minced, onion
5 hard-cooked eggs, quartered
u cup buttered crumbs
Wash and cut asparagus into
inch pieces. Cook until tender;
drain. Melt butter, stir in -four
and seasonings; add milk gradu-
ally and cook over low heat until
thick and smooth. Stir in Y cup
cheese. Combine sauce, asparagus
and eggs In 119 quart casserole.
Top with crumbs and remaining
cheese. Bake at 350'F. about 10
minutes or until heated through.
Serves 6.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30

tained free of charge at any So.
cial Security Administration dis
trict Office. The Waiver Certifi-
cate QRS Form 203) may be
obtained from your social secur-
ity office or from the Internal
Revenue Service.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30
ASPARAGUS AND
SCRAMBLED EGGS

3 eggs
6 tablespoons cream
1 teaspoon salt, pepper to taste
1 pkg. frozen asparagus, cuts
and spears
1 teaspoon minced onion
or 8 tablespoons butter or oil
Beat eggs. seasonings, and
cream until frothy. Heat butter or
oil In heavy pan; add asparagus
and onion. Cover, cook over low
heat until tender. Pour In egg and
cream mixture, continue cooking,
uncovered at very low heat, scrap
ing constantly from the bottom Of
the pan until desired texture Is
achieved. Serves 4 to 6.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30
Chimney Fire Monday

Volunteers of the Citizens
Hose Company responded to a
chimney fire at the home OF
Wallace V. Elterich on E. Com
merce st. Monday morning. The
.firemen were directed by Chief
REYNOLDS Bradley. No damage.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30

King Kamehameha l, the chief
who united most of the islands
in l795, was called the Map
oleen of the Pacific" because of
his conquests.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30

Statements like this are typical of
Chevrolet truck owners across the
country. Their enthusiasm for
Chevrolet's "git-up-and-go" is well
founded in fact-they've seen how
Chevy tames their toughest jobs
in record time.
For your own tough trucking
jobs, you'll find Chevrolet has all
that it takes, and then some, to
get the work done quickly and
economically. With stamina to
spare, Chevrolet trucks keep on
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30
Hawaii Has Napoleon"

Hawaii had its own conquer
ing hero before Napoleon made
himself master of Europe. The
World Book Encyclopedia says
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

The 18th annual Jewish
Music Festival, held last night
1t Adas Israel Congregation,
featured the Chizuk Amuno
Choral Society of Baltimore
under the direction of Hugo
Weisgall in a panoramic view of
800 years of music of the syna-
gogue.
Not many people are aware
Of the fact that the first person
to write choral music for the
synagogue was Salomone Rossi,
q contemporary of Monteverdi.
Nor is it well known that Franz
Schubert, a friend Of the Wen
nese cantor, Solomon Sulzer,
composed a setting Of the 92nd
Psalm to the Hebrew text for
synagogue use. Nor Is it COM
mon knowledge that Jacques
Halevy, composer of grand
opera in Paris, famous for his
La Juive," was q mainstay of
the Hebrew congregation and
a contributor to the Jewish
liturgy.
All this was admirably illus
trated yesterday, and much
more.
The choral tradition Of the
synagogue is highly electic, en-
bracing many different styles
Of music. One could hear last
night. despite the unfamiliar
Hebrew texts. the style Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
NEWS. or MUSIC
Recital Finally Shows
Miss CiriIIo's Talent

early Italian baroque. 10th cen.
fury romanticism in the shape
Of Schubertian lyricism, French
and Italian grand opera, as vel
as the characteristic central
European strain which has
come to be identified, quite In
correctly, as the special music
Of the synagogue.
The program offered by the
Chizuk Amuno Choral Society
was thus of the highest musical
interest, a circumstance re-
fiected by the fact that 1t Il
slated to be recorded in its en-
tirety by Westminster In the
near future.
However, 1t Is necessary tc
remark that from a purely per-
Torrance viewpoint, the sound
produced by Or. Weisgall anc
his choral group was not Of
professional calibre. Pitch wa:
poor, vocal quality was strained
and unpleasant, and there wa;
much unnecessary sentimental,
portamento. DR.. Weisgall, 9
well known contemporary COM
poser Of opera, is an energetic
but not especially inspiring con-
ductor.
Cantor Jacob Barkin Of Adas
Israel Congregation sang the
solo parts with all his &C
customed great skill and good
taste, but the highly amateur
efforts Of the chorus made pro-
longed concentration difficult.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
FAMOUS FABLES
BY e. E. EDGAR

PROTO col: British
Prime Minister Stanley Bald
win was a stickler for proto-
col.
In 1899, during the Worlds
Fair. Lady Baldwin decided
to go out to the fairgrounds
to see the General Motors
exhibit. the most popular at
the fair. Having heard that
the exhibit attracted great
crowds. she asked her hus-
band to get her a pass, so
that she would not have to
wait in line.
1t would have been a sim
pie matter for him to pick up
a phone and get a pass in a
matter of seconds. But to
Earl Baldwin, stepped in the
correctness Of diplomatic pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

Will Second Marriage Work?
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

you are jealous, and don't
want to hear any more about
Agnes.
e. 49,
DEAR ABBY: I am q girl
with a l6-year-old body but
my mind is older. l went
steady with a wonderful guy
for three months and five
days. He got mixed UP with
a bad crowd and now he is
serving five years. ! know he
loves me and ! feel the same
about him. promised I'd
wait for him. II 60 back on
my word he viii lose faith in
all people. Think now is the
time to prove my love for
him by waiting. Ny friends
think / am crazy. I am so
mixed up and lonely I don't
know which way to turn. /
can't kick a guy when he's
down. Help me do the right
thing. MIXED UP.
You are confusing loyalty,
pity and martyrdom with
"1Ove." A 16-year-Old is not
mature enough in her judg-
ment to pledge herself to q
five-year wait. Go with others.
II he's as wonderful rs you
say, he'll understand.
&&*
DEAR ABBY: Our daugh-
ter recently became engaged
and was presented with o
very expensive diamond ring.
Is it her responsibility to
have it insured or should her
flance attend to that matter?
They cannot be married for
another year. MRS. F. B.
After the girl accepts a
ring, she owns it. 1t is her
responsibility to insure it.
X 4 4 4
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