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Evening star., 1959-12-06
ACCOUNTANT

Age 20 to 80; excellent opportunity
with long established publishing
company; recent graduate Of ac-
counting school: tipping about 40
w.p.m.: some public accounting
experience helpful. For informa-
ton. call EX. 3-033S after $50
m.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
HELP WOMEN

CLERKS. white, Is to 40 for
counter work. In cleaning store.
SO Wk- Ezssi; OPP; for advanee-
Evening star., 1959-12-06

UPHOLSTERER, iSt class: excel
lent working conditions. TERMINI
FURNITURE CO, 4SI5 Fairmont
ave, Bethesda, OIL 2-0365.
UPHoLSTERER, experienced, white;
Eood wages. steady employment "a
right party. 6l3 s. Washington st
Evening star., 1959-12-06
HELP MEN
UNDERWATER.

Permanent career posi-
tion for qualified young man
with some casualty under
writing experience. Washing
ton branch OF one Of the
largest stock insurance COM
panieS in the country Of
fers excellent opportunity to
qualified individual. Write
Box l2l-Y, Star, stating age,
marital status and expert
ence. All replies confidential.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

BEAUTICIANS, for busy NV down
town beauty salon: top location .
recently remodeled. Ills 18TH 81
NV, College Park, Nd, and Be
tneSda; top salary plus Comm
eau Mon. JU. 9-5570.
BEAUTICIANS. WON. or men. bnSy
shop. FRANCIS HAIRSTYLis1TT.
30S Rigs I'd. ne. LA. 9-32l3,
BEAuTICiAN, shampoo, manicuriSt,
Rose RAYNOR'S HAIR FASHION
LOUNGE, S519 ColesVtile I'd .
Silver Spring, Md, JU. 9-7e75
nights, OIL. 1885,.
BEAUTICIANS-Hair styiist, mani
curists. j. FRANKS, 1885 Brad
ley blvd. Chevy Chase. Nd.
BEAUTICIANS-You can increase
your earning capacity with our
high basic salary and Commission,
very busy salon, 3 days, q 10 4
WILLIAM BELA OF NEW YORK
Ha styliSt. OIL. 2-6667.
BEAUTICIAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and shampoo
girl Apply in person. JEAN
LOUIS, 1904 Conn. ave. DE.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
BEAUTICIAN

oG11O l 44N1AN
II you are fast and do good work,
I need you; man or woman. Salon
busy Mon. through Sat-: Commits
sion is high every week. II YOU
want to work in a large pleasant
and very busy high-style salon,
call MR.. BERNARD, 1880 Eastern
ave. NV, end of GeorKia and
Alaska car line. Ali calls conf
dential RA. 3-SO35: ewes. or
Thursdays, RA. 3-09S6.
BEAUTY MAIDS TOP SAL.
CITY EMPL. CENTER
Many top-sal. Jobs available: white
and colored. Apply in person.
1910 9th st. NV. DE. 2-Il23.
BEAUTY OPERATOR 1manicuristJ
for JULES HAIR sTYLIST, Prince
Georges Plaza Salon. Guaranteed
salary and comm Call Miss
BEAUTY OPERATOR, name own
salary and commission. Busy shop.
5-day wk., no ewes. 9-6, Mon.
call JU, 7-9427: Tues. through
Sat, JU. 1920. ANTON HAIR
STYLISTS, 1851 Eastern ave-,
Silver Spring, Md. across from
Ga. and Alaska bus terminal.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
RELP WOMEN
COLLEGE GRADUATES

To compose letters and handle
general business correspondence
No typin9 required. Box 332-Y.
Star.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
HELP WOMEN
CONTINUED,

ACCOUNTANT to $500 plus
Age to IS, beginner or expert
enced Exceptional benefits.
BOOKKHEPERS to $4,000
DIcTAPHONE typist TO $500
Age TO IS, NO FEE
MATH ASSTS. to S37b
MATHEMATICIANS
beginners TO $500
experienced $500 plus
For programming, data proc,
instruction and servicing.
OFFICE JOBS: elk. typists, COM
puter operators, KPOs, secre-
tartes. NV, NE, ND, VA
salares to $4,000
sTAT-TYPIsT C2l -- to S425
SECRETARIES. NO FEE. to $4,000
PERSONNEL
CONSULTING SERVICE
1883 Munsey BLDG, 1929 = NV.
DI. 7-73lI
Evening star., 1959-12-06
American Airlines, Inc.


ASSISTANT TO BUYER, must Ike
Worklng with ngures, good typist
81 oay Wk. Apply HECHINGEH
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPERi auto.
motive experience preferred. mus
2e accurate typist, 55 w.p.m.; {
per week. SILVER SPRING IUTTrSe
CITY. 1900 E.-W. hwy, CaIl Mrs
Dldra for appt.. JU. 9-242O.
ASSISTANT GIRL FRIDAY-ActjVs
marketing research ONCE: 5-dav
week: must be good with figures,
good typist, age 2I-35: $3.50 4
month to start. Part-time day.
time person with outstandins
qualineations will be considered
Give complete background and
resume Box 46O-Y. Star.
ASST. MGR, fine sportsvear shon
conn. ave; excel. oppor. for younr
woman with good apparel exper
Al REPLIES confidential. CASUAL
CORNER, JU. $1,000. for inter.
view appointment.
ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER
automotive experience necessary
generous salary based on ability
ana n experience Telephone MRS
WEAVER bet. 10 Am. and 1 D m
Tor interview, FE. 7-6IOO.
ASST. Bo0KKEEPERi some exp
accts. payable and payroll Twill
teaeh machlne), some typine. Cen
Lral loc, 5-day wk.; to S4 200
dsp. exp. MANAGEMENT CON-
SULTANTS INC, 1850 K st. NV.
ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER -sU.
perVlse work and keep records for
over 30 housekeeping personnel
previous supervisory experience In
hospital or similar type institution
preferred. Age 1880, 4O-hr. week
includes alternate week ends and
nondays Call Personnel. DU, y
TO between 2 am. and 4 pm.
weekdays for appt.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER for
Iues. and Thurs. of each week
Some typtns Prefer person re-.
siding in Silver SprinE. cali Mr.
ROSE. JU. S-305O.
ASST. BKKPR. TYPIsT,- $3.50 mo
SlIl Friday, young, $1,000 uu
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1900 MY. Ave. RE. 1850
ASST BKKPR, TYPIST, $3.50
legislative elk, Hill exper., handl,
corresp.. to $4,000.
Secy, exper., for Hill. $4,000 Ut
Glrl Friday. young, some shhd
CAPITOL Hill, start $4,000 up.
Secy.. aviation. S4OO mo
pictaphons oprs day wk., s2.5t
Inform. elk. some COLLEGE. st SeaC
ALLEN-O 'BRIEN Personnel Servic,
l4O4 N. Y. Ave. RE 7-79sf
Evening star., 1959-12-06
WANTED
FIRE CHIEF

Inc position as Chlef OF the
Municipal Fire Service involves
. department composed Of IL
paid and so volunteer fre-
fighters, s5-ft. ladder truck.
3 bumpers and a rescue am
buance. Application blanks may
be obtained from and filed
with the once OF the City
clerk-Treasursr, No. 8 Colum-
bia Ave, Takoma Park, Nd,
before Jan. 81, 1850. Mini
mum starting salary must bs
stated in application with COM
plete resume OF qualifications,
past experience, references, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13
Bandit Suspect
Taken on Street

A sharp-eyed police detective
yesterday arrested a 27-year-
old suspect in a robbery case
while on his way home from
work.
Detective Donald j. Allen of
the Robbery Squad saw Rob-
ert Thomas of the HOO block
of Eighth street NE. at about
10 am. near Ninth and M
streets NV. He noticed that
Thomas fitted the description
of one of three men who took
$27 and a wristwatch at gun
point from Elijah L. Rick, Sc,
Of 927 N street NV. the pre-
viouS night-a case he had in
vestigated while on duty.
After being identified by wit
nesSeS, Thomas was charged
with robbery. United States
Commissioner James F. Splain
ordered him held for the &C
ton of the grand jury and set
bond at $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13
EurIy Action Urged
On 81 Schooling

Veterans Of the Washington
area who plan to enter school
this fall are urged to apply i'm
mediately for benefits under the
Korean CT bill.
The Veterans Benefits ONCE
of the Veterans Administration
has announced that papers az
some 10000 veterans must be
processed before the fall term.
Veterans are advised TO seek
VA vocational counseling to
gain admission to their schools
before filing applications, and
to include a photostat or GER
titled copy of discharge with
their papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13

. We get lots and lots of letters
from mothers all over the
country! They're as enthusiast
tic about screw-on caps as
babies are about better-tasting
Heinz Baby Foods. You'll find
screw-on caps on many Heinz
Baby Foods. And soon they
will be on still morel 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26
$ll3 Million Outlay

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. rs
(AP).-Reynolds Metals Co.
spent about $l13 million on
new and improved facilities
last year. the annual report
disclosed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK, Mar. 20 hP).-Nstlsnsl Asss-
eiatiOn Securities DealeFS. Inc
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25
Drops In Week
Oil Production

New York - Crude oil and con-
densate production declined to g.
802,425 barrels daily during the
week ended July 10, according to
the American Petroleum Institute.
This represented a drop of Ill, $50
barrels daily from the previous
week.
Texas accounted for almost all
the net loss with production down
$4,000 barrels daily for the week
to an average of 2,476,000 barrels
daily.
Among southeastern states, Lou
isiana gained 7,700 barrels daily
to an average of 980,05O barrels.
Mississippi production increased
$50 barrels to 1880. Alabama
was up so barrels at $3.50 and
Florida gained 100 barrels to 1900.
Refiners ran to stills an average
of $4,000 barrels daily during
the week including 100000 bar
rels of foreign oil.
Stocks on July 10 included 1922
$4,000 barrels finished and un-
finished gasoline; 28,494, 900 bar
rels kerosine; 125,818,O0O barrels
distillate fuel oil; and 54,349,0OO
barrels residual fuel oil. A year
ago stocks included 182,169,00
barrels finished and unfinished
gasoline; 25,O4O,OOO barrels kero-
sine; 109,507, 900 barrels distillate
fuel oil; and 66,155,OOO barrels re-
sidual fuel oil.
Imports declined sharply during
the week to a daily average of
1,398,100 barrels. This included
912,400 barrels crude oil and 49,
TOO barrels products.
A week earlier, imports averag-
ed 2,055,700 barrels daily including
1,538,200 barrels crule oil and ST.
500 barrels products.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25
Hodges Finals
Discovery Well
In Catahoula

Shreveport-A. J. Hodges, Jr.,
Shreveport, and associates have
completed No. 1 Urania Lumber
Co., 627 feet from south line, 700
feet from east line Sc Sc Section
5-9N-6E, opening Wilcox oil pro-
duction one mile south of Prichard
in Catahoula Parish, Louisiana.
Completed on 12I64-inch choke,
the we'll flowed 100 barrels 49,
gravity oil plus or per cent BS&W
per day. Tubing pressure was 225
pounds, casing pressure $50 pounds
and gas-oil ratio estimated $50 to
one.
Production is through perfora-
tions effected at 4127-29 feet.
Hole was drilled to 1892 feet and
cased to 4217 feet for completion.
Electric log, run from elevation
202 feet, indicated top of Wilcox
3015 feet and Tew Lake Oil Sand
4125-30 feet.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25
Operators lest
Deep Well In
5. Louisiana

New Orleans = Operators are
testing what may become the
worlds deepest producer in Lake
Washington Field, Plaquemines
Parish, La.
Well is the John Mecom-Mag-
nolia- Petroleum, Inc.-Hill No. o.
LIE Unit, Sec. 31-19S-28E, six
miles south of Port Sulphur.
Data regarding tests have not
been released. Perforations, how
ever, were effected at 20,118-128
feet and in higher Sand at 90
C94-104 feet. Successful compile
ton from either zone would repre-
sent the worlds deepest current
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25
Rotary Activity
Drops Slightly

Dallas-Rotary drilling units in
operation declined to 2191 during
the week ended July Is, according
to a count by Hughes Tool Co. A
week earlier 2248 units were busy.
Mississippi operators during the
week declined IL to a total of IS.
A year earlier the state had 81
units busy.
Louisiana had a slight decline,
down four units to BIT. Alabama
was off one unit at while Florida
lost one of its two active units dur
ing the week.
Total active units of 2191 in the
U. S. for the week compared with
2280 a month ago and with 1902
for the comparable period of 1858.
Following are totals by states
for the week ended July Is and
comparative figures for a year
ago:
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25
10 Install Pump
For Completion
In Claiborne

Shreveport-Robert F. Roberts,
Independent Of Tyler, Texas, will
install pumping unit for completion
Of Pettet discovery in Claiborne
Parish, Louisiana.
Discovery is Roberts No. l E. B.
McEachern, NV SW Section 49,
23N-8W, lying one and one-quarter
miles southwest of Haynesville
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25

" Comparative data not available.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25


our best, to produce in our daily
tasks quality of performance
that can be obtained only by the
most sincere and constant effort,
through care and diligence. -.
eve need a restoration of our
belief in the ideal of excellence
so that we, as individuals, may
live happy, competent, and useful
lives. We need it as nation so
that we may ever be strong and
just in our relations among our
selves and with other nations"
Mr.. Chapman made these sug-
gestions at the 117th annual
commencement exercises of Roa-
noke College, Salem, Va, which
conferred upon him the honorary
degree of Doctor of Laws.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25

While fresh peaches available be make peach
JAM You'll be homemade the family will
enjoy wner Here's how make delicious the
easy, short-boil
Peach jam
Yield: about medium glasses (4-f/2 lbs. jam
cups prepared fruit (about lbs peaches)
soups (21/4 lbs) box 3/4 powdered fruit
First the fruit Peel and pit about pounds fully
peaches Grind chop fine Measure into large
saucepan
Then make the Measure and set aside Add powdered
fruit pectn to fruit and mix we'll Place high heat
and stir until mixture to hard boil At stir
Bring full rolling boil and boil hard stirring
stantly Remove from heat and skim with
Then stir and skim by turns for minutes slightly
floating fruit Lade quickly
with l/S inch hot parafn. If jars used, seal.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25

only in the care
and skill with
which we do
our labors, but
also in our
character. Do
not be sloppy
in your work
nor careless in
v o u r m o r a |
standards. Our
flu ture re st s
upon a rebirth
of a desire in
- n
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25

the deepest production to date at
previous Lake Washington we'll
No. / LIE. 1t was bottomed
at 22,570 feet and produced from
20,741-745 feet but was later re-
completed from shallower pay.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25
PAGE FIVE

Field.
Perforated opposite undisclosed
interval of Pettet porosity logged
at 5636-50 feet, operator swabbed
estimated Is to 25 barrels oil per
day plus small amount of acid
water.
Total depth is $500 feet and An
inch casing was cemented to 5773
feet for completion.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25
Advice to Graduates
By Noted Industrialist
Good For Everyone

Gilbert w. Chapman, president
of The Yale & Towne Manufac-
turing Company, has this advice
to give to 1859 graduates:
Excellence should appear not
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25
production.

production.
The hole is bottomed at 2O,752
fet and has finch linr to 20,744
feet.
Richardson & Bass ct al opened
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25

Crisp, havorfu chocolate waies, vanilla ice
orange sauce poured ALL adds about the deli
cious dessert you could serve
Chocolate Dessert
l-l/2 cups sltted flour 1/2 cup melted butter
LIZ teaspoons doube-actlng other shortening
baking powder 2 squares unsweetened
~ teaspoon salt chocolate, melted
3j4 cup sugar I2 teaspoon vanilla
egg yolks, well beaten 2 egg whites
1/2 cup milk
Sft flour add baking powder salt
sift again Combine yok and milk mixing
only until smooth Combine shortening chooae add
and blend Add vanilla Beat whites until they will hold
moist peaks Stir quickly but thoroughly batter Bake
waffle IRON Serve hot with whipped mamalade
Makes four Assertion
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25

Ben Faurot drilled the first COM
mercial oil we'll in the Trenton
Limestone near Lima, Ohio in 1885.
The well pumped rs barrels per
day.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-25

The first oil produced in Ohio
near Macksburg in 1860 - sold
for $28 per barrel.
Evening star., 1959-05-27
Woman Fined
in Auto Death

Municipal Court Judge
Thomas C. Scalley yesterday
fined Mrs. Babbett w. Kline,
3S, Of the 470O block Of Linnean
avenue NV. $3.50 after she
pleaded guilty TO negligent hon.
icide in the traffic death Of a
Bureau Of Standards chemist.
The victim, Samuel Zerfoss,
46, 6232 Walhonding road, Glen
Echo. Nd. died last December
10, the day after the accident.
He was a passenger in a car
struck by the Kline vehicle at
Nevada and Nebraska avenues
NV.
Judge Scalley sentenced Mrs.
Kline in his chambers. She
was represented by F. Joseph
Donohue. former District Com
missioner.
Mrs. Kline struck the car in
which Mr.. zerfoss was a pas
senger broadside, sending it 38
feet across the street where it
knocked over a street post, ac-
cording to Assistant United
States Attorney j. Jude O'Don-
nell. A witness testified at the
coroner's inquest that Mrs.
Kline ignored a stop sign and
entered the intersection at
about rs miles an hour.
In another case before Judge
Scalley. Thomas ]. Ahern, 18,
son Of Washington attorney
Harry J. Ahern, pleaded nolo
Evening star., 1959-05-27

one for unauthorized use of
auto and 80 for an accumulated
record OF at least - points.
The complete list Of revoca-
tions for the past week as re-
leased by the Department Of
Motor Vehicles follows:
Revoked for LEAVING after collidIns
(personal injury J---Alfred r. Jenifer,
f2i5 Clay st. n. 3.
Revoked as user Of narcotles--Rob-
ert A. Bailey. 1883 North Capitol st.
Revoked for DRIVING while drunk
Thomas b. Parker, 1920 New Hamp-
shire aye. NV; Alfred j. Lake, t4i2
Morse Mo- g. p0; ME Morris a Mon1nse; E,sss
HIii, 1874 Shepherd St NV; virginia
Baker. la41 Biltmore st. NV: George
A. Shanks, 1918 Mil street, Augusta.
Ca; Patrick NJ Green. 1.ll4 Bluhiil
road. Wheaton, Nd; Moliie v. Stewart.
l0Sn0 Johnson avenue, cupertino'
Revoked for operating after revoea-
tlon treriod of revocation extendedl---
Donelas Albert Goss, 1850 oirard 81.
NV = james Edward Griggs, l5 54th
Stuart sF cbsrs LTCs sR ER sss Fnsy n5ef Branch
road, Silver Spring; sylvester Scott,
437 ilth 81, NE, Richard T. shaw.
720 doth place, Fairmont Heights. Nd !;
Samuel Lee Stewart 515 45th St., NE;
Revoked for operating after suspen-
slon--Jodie Robert Allen. sos Yuma
street Sc. Sherwood Paul Friedman,
l23 Duke ST.. Alexandria. L. D.
Thompson, 81 18th street 8 r.; Gettis
Revoked for iiagrant disregard for
safety. Of persons or property--Billey
d. Belew. Quantico, Va.
Revoked for unauthorized use Of
agtemabile-Wilbur T. Hunter 31l4
n Revoked ssi for accumulated record Of
at least 12 points--James P. Herbert.
1902 w street NV; Kinston Lewis,
a. Forty-ninth street Sc. Winfield
Kelly, 1928 Fifty-fourth avenue. Dean
wood Park, Chapel Ooaks, Md. Charles
D. Poteat, a023 K. street Sc; Collins
liam L. wheeler. SOOf Twentieth street
South, Arlinston; Gilbert E, Sond-
heimer, 1918 Amherst road, Hyatts-
vile. Md Gettis Works, 210 Oakwood
street Sc; Robert L. March. 1912
Fifth street NV; James r. Fowler,
33 U street NE; Marvin @. Williams,
ply, jr', 65 O street NV; John c.
Mccullough, 4502 South Thirty-hrst
street, Arlington; William M. jackson,
1924 Westford place NE. william A.
Johnson. 104S Forty-fourth street NE;
Eugene M. Graves. 400 Staples street
NE; Jesse Roberts, 2400. Alabama
avenue Sc; Francis S. Hawkins, 2325
North Eleventh street. Arlington: Doug
las c. Parrella, Pawtueket avenue.
Claremont. N. H.: Jesse J. Mcpherson,
3003 Twenty-fourth street NE: Rich
ard H. Gross, 1914 Sheridan street
NV; John H, Francis, l642 11th street
Evening star., 1959-05-27
Mixed Dance Stirs
Toronto, Buffalo

TORONTO. May 81 (AP) -
The case of a Toronto Negro
student who reported he was
asked to stop dancing with a
white girl on a Buffalo IN. "
television program Saturday
has stirred protests and a de-
mand for a Canadian govern
ment inquiry.
Liquor Commissioner w. H.
Ceilings of Ontario said he will
ask Labor Minister Daley to in
vestigate the incident on Sta
tion WGR-TVs Dance Party" /"
The Labor Department enforces
Ontario's anti discrimination
laws. T.
He also suggested he may
take the case to Canadian
breweries that advertise on the
Buffalo station. He termed 1t
a shocking affair"
Clayton Johnston. is, who
attends Malvern Collegiate in
Ceilings constituency Of To-
ronto beaches, was dancing with
schoolmate Patty Banks during
a televised spotlight dance
when the station received a
number of protest telephone
calls.
/ Mrs. Muriel Schranks, a
chaperon, said Master of Cere-
monies Pat Fagan asked her to
please do something to allevi-
ate the situation"
Van Bergan de Vries, man.
ager of the station, said it has
no policy regarding Negro
youths.
Evening star., 1959-05-27

(no contest) to q
negligent homicide charge in
yolving the death Of a fellow
University Of Maryland student
and Chevy Chase resident.
Judge Scalley accepted the
plea over the objections Of the
Government. sAhern. q fresh
man at Maryland, who lives IN
the 1900 block of Hunt avenue !
ran into a tree on Wisconsin
avenue at Upton street NV.
last November q. killing pas
senger Michael Hauk. Is. Of
zoos Fulton street.
A witness testified at the in
quest that the Ahern auto
passed him at more than 65
miles an hour just before the
accident.
Evening star., 1959-05-27
Hoover Of FBl
Picked for Honor

FBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover win receive the Variety
Clubs international "Humani-
tartan Of the Year" award at
10 am. tomorrow in his ofii-
ces here.
A plaque honoring him for
his great and continuing con-
tributions in the fight against
Evening star., 1959-05-27
Man Arroiened
In Wife SIuyinq

James H. Carter. 30, of the
500 block Of @ street Sc, was
Monday in Municipal Court
yesterday on a charge of slay-
ing his common-law wife.
The victim, identified by po-
lice as Betty Marie Martin, 80.
died Monday in Casualty Hos
pital Of skull injuries.
Homicide Squad Detective 1t.
Charles Burns said Carter and
his common-law wife had a
fist fight late Friday after
leaving a tavern.
Carter is being held on a
homicide count without bail
pending action of a grand jury
Evening star., 1959-05-27

juvenile delinquency" will be
presented to him by Henry
Ford. II, a previous winner and
George Eby. Of the iorsaniza-
ton.
Other recipients Of the
award. made annually by a
committee Of more than 100
OF the Nations leading editors
and educators. have been VIM
ston Churchill. Bernard Bar
uch, Herbert Hoover and
George Washington Carver.
Evening star., 1959-05-27

street, Laurel Nd. Eugene Long. 1919
d street Sc; Raymond 8. Miley, ir,,
Ss SHncg Sin psss gSSsss Ss%ss oo% odo%
~ l. street ME-. Johnnie l.. Minley,
6l4 Otis place NV: Donald G. Gate
wood, 0e07 Ronart road, Silver SprinE;
David Fucker, Db2 North Lebanon
street. Arlington, Jeter L. Reamy. IT,,
Box 1854, Route 2, Brandywine, Nd;
Edward ]. Robinson, 1880 Indepen-
dence avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1959-05-27
Permits Of 81 Drivers
Revoked by District

Fftyseven operators permits revoked here week.
the District Department OF Vehicles announced today
was for leaving after coding personal injury
as user OF narcotics eight for driving while drunk OPP
Grating after revocation period Of revocation exended four
operating after suspension for aran dregard for
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-11-05
Constitution
IPTe.He q do che

A. There is no reason why vine-
gar should be harmful, provided
it is used in moderate amounts.
Sour drinks of any variety might
suppress the appetite and thus
influence weight. On the other
hand, regular dosing with un-
diluted vinegar or concentrated
juices for long periods would not
seem advisable considering the
possible irritating effects on the
lining membrane Of the stomach
and inteStineS.
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HoSiS and treatment of disease is the
function of the patients personal
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