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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Newcomer Gives
Her Beauty Tips

I'm SIS. I just like cot
tage cheese, and it's health
full. My mother made q big
thing Of healthful food, and
all Of US grew UP eating
things such as whole-grain
breads. We seldom had
candy. But ! took her we'll
balanced meals for granted.
When / came to California.
and she wasn't with me to see
what ate. ] didn't pay much
attention to meals.
Experience Is the best
teacher" she went on. II
wouldn't have believed that
food could make such a diff
ference. After a while / was
tired all the time. I couldn't
sleep, and ] didn't look well.
So ! decided / wouldn't take
a good thing for granted
again. and ! began to eat
the right foods and pay at
tention to vitamins. That's
one reason I'm eating a health
salad now"
Her Family
Mile talked Of her life
back East and of her family,
which is large and closely
knit.
I'VE didn't have many
friends outside our little
circle, so when / came to
Hollywood I found it very
dificult to feel at ease with
strangers. I was terribly
nervous. and I really had to
work to learn how to relax"
Mile sat there eating so
slowly and talking in such q
soft voice that / was sur
prised that tensions were q
problem with her.
Don't let q calm exterior
fool you" she said, making
Q fist Of her pretty little
hand. ITS being tied up
like this inside that does the
damage. But I've found
exercising and working at a
hobby are my most effective
ways Of releasing tension. I
go to a ballet class, and after
a good workout and a hot
bath I feel much better.
When I want to get my mind
of problem, / draw. But
the only trouble with this is
that once I start b sketch /
want to finish it."
Il had expected to find
you quite different" I told
Mile in parting. I'D heard
you were modelling in Paris
when the news came that
you'd been chosen to play
Anne Frank. Somehow I
expected to find a much more
sophisticated type"
II was a junior model"
Mile explained, land I was
never chosen for extreme
fashions or anything with
obvious sex appeal. And as
for Paris" she added, Il
loved it, but l was visiting
with friends of the family"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

Dixon. candy; Mrs. Florence
L. MCGEE. cakes; Miss Violet
Suter, books; Mrs. Parry
Borgstrom. aprons; Mrs. Ed
ward v. colberg, Miss Alva
r. cristofane and Mrs. Nor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

man C. schroth. parcel post
and white elephants: Mrs.
Reuben Z. Stone. raffie. and
Mrs. Edith M. Ayers and
Mrs. Jack d. Miller. hostess
ses.
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CHAUFFEUR
1901 10Th st. NV.

CIVIL ENGINEER ESTIMATOR,
should be familiar with all phases
OF field and once, for apt. prof.
ects. Northern Va. Permanent po-
sltion With good opportunity ioI
and references to Box GAS, star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
RELP MEn

CARPENTERS. top nay for eood
carpenter. No helpers, Report 630d
Tulaa lane, Bethesda, Ashburton
suedivlsion, 2 an. See Marvin
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Melpar
Is Again Expanding
SENIOR ANTENNA
ENGINEERS

BSEE or BsS Physics
plus experience in de-
sign of broadband air.
borne antenna as or
microwave components.
A sound background in
theory required.
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MAINTENANCE
SUPERINTENDENT

DUP Ef61IN i Ei1NOG4N 4
For 4Oo-unit garden-type apart
ment DEVELOPMENT in nearby Nd.
Must be able TO handle all phases
OF maintenance, supervise janl-
torial help and be acquainted with
commercial oil burner. License
preferred. Salary plus apt. Per-
manent position for dependable
man. Send resume OF previous
experience to Box 250-S, Star.
MAN NEEDED AT 0NCE-can earn
So. 90 hourly. Vacancy In Coles
VILE area Of MONTGOMERY Co.
Write RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS,
Dept. DCD-l2-216B. Chester, Pa.
MAN, for csnvassins door to door
for reliable hrm. salary, Plus COM
mission. Call LA. 6-S7S6 for ap-
pointment. Ask for Mr.. SNYDER.
MAN, apprentice cement ornaments
craftsman. b ian d lie customers;
drivers permit; 6-dey wk. HOME
md GARDEN SHOP. FE. 3-572s
MAN-DOORMAN. colored. IS 20 so
years. , pm. 70 IL pm. Exelu-
sive. new. NV. apt. bldg. Polite
neat appearance, retired party
considered. Attractive salary Ap-
ply with references to MRS
FREEMAN, 9 am. to 9 p.ms 4740
Connecticut ave. NV IN
2-S.l7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

REAL ESTATE BROKER
WILLING TO WORK
NIGHTS. SATURDAYS
AND SUNDAYS. SUPER
WISE SALES HELP IN
THE SELLING OF
NEWLY BUILT HOMES
ON A PROJECT BASIS.
$4,000 PER YEAR. MUST
BE LICENSED IN THE
STATE OF MARYLAND.
BOX 254-R, STAR.
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EI ECurRICIAN
RI ,ECTRICIANS

Electricians and apprentices that
have local experience and d. c.
license and drivers license: per-
manent lob for steady men. REED
ave. NV. no. 2-4321.
ENGINEER, 3rd class, white, sober.
81 to 10; 40-hr. wk.; top union
scale plus many company bene-
FITS; apply CHIEF ENGINEER,
1901 Fenwick st. ne.
ENGINEER, 9th class, for new apt.
mr.. Capitol. Some knowledge OF
air conditioning necessary; salary
plus I-bedrm. apt Apply RIM. 3lD,
1424 X st. NV, CAFRITz CO.
ENGINEER, 3rd-class; laundry ex-
perience preferred, but not essen
references required. Apply 2l49
Queens Chapel I'd. n.es LA.
FENCE INsTALLERs. (2), must be
thoroughly experienced chain link
men; top wages for right men;
must be sober, reliable. Call MR..
CHERRY, VIII. $3.50, VIII. O.
667S.
FULL AND PART TINE
1886 yrs, white, part time Sat,
sun: full time 6-day wk. Apply
RICKEL CARWASH, 101 N. Glebe
I'd, Arl.. Va.
GARDENER, must be experienced,
with references; full time: living
quarters available Write, giving
full particulars as to age expert
ence and salary expectedk good OPP
portunity for right man. Box
HOS, Star.
GAS STATION--Managers, attend
ants and mechanics: good hours,
good working conditions and good
pay. Wo. 6-733l. Mr.. PRESTON.
GROCERY STOCK MAN, also other
general duties. SOUNDS MARKET,
WO. 6-4400, Mr.. Dean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
HELPMEM
Statesmen

Siding
Aluminium and stone. Best par IN
the city. Leads Furnished. Jobs
started Immediately.
APPLY IN PERSON
ll09 9th st. NV.
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SECRETARY

sood opportunity for experienced secretary to sain
Yewardng private local Industry. Position
would ecretsa and reeeptonst duties In
once Of . busy executive
Applicant should have skin in yping shorthand. and
dsaling with By phone and in person.
We offer pleasant atmosphere healthfuH air.
conditioned coneenia associates comprehensive nes
benefit and other attractive employment features
We would expect yping at ~ wpm. and ds'e
ton 80 wpm; diplomacy in dealing with callers
resume Is requested stating seerstsrisl background
Include marital salary and when available
ALL RESUMES CAREFULLY AND coEFIDEETIALY CONSIDERED
BOX 199-K, STAR
a. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
ENGINEERS
SCIENTISTS
FL THE EVENING STAR
Wsshinsten, o. c.
Tkgrsdsy. April I6, 1859

CONSIDER THIS AN INVITATION TO INvESTI-
GATE THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH in
THE LEADING ELECTRONICS RESEARCH AND
DEvEI OpMENT COMPANY IN THE WASHING
TON AREA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
-SAT1ESMEN

Ok14E01AAGAN
Sell household articles. furniture
and appliances. on credit. No
money down, outside work, white
or coloEed. car not nee. full time
o. or, mass sxIIa h.I money eomm " g nrm
we'll known IN Washington. Apply
Mt, Phillips. II ABRAM6oN CO..
1889 9Th 81. NV.
sEkyICE STATION shift operator,
refs nee Apply IN person,
HAYNES ESQ SERVICE. 27OS
VifkinlA ave, NV
SERVICE STATION assistant man
ager, must be experienced in all
phases OF service station work
should have some mechanical
knowledge for large-volume sta
tion doing minor repair work
high school education required;
annual and sick leave benefits,
group insurance available: good
salary; all daylight hours, no Sum
days. Apply BOILING AIR FORCE
BASE ExcH 7 NOE SERVICE !.s,., Sta
Boiling Air Force Base,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Part-time employment, week ends
only. Phone LA. tl-3333.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
must be experienced fabrication
man for late-model cars. others
do not apply: 40-hr. week. no
Sundays: uniforms furnished. an
nnal and sick leave, grouD insur-
ance available. See Mr.. Jones,
BOILING AIR FORCE BASE Ex-
CHANGE SERVICE STATION,
building Al, Bolling Air Force
Base.
SERVICE STATION MEN, expert
enced, must have d. c. operators
permit: regular and part time.
Apply IN person, JOHNNY FREE
MAN TEXACO SERVICE STATION,
goth and New York ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION statesmen, ex-
perienced full-time men; salary
open. local references and drivers
license required. Apply 040l
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. NO
PHONE CALLS.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced;
high draw plus commission and
benefits. Apply In person to Mr..
Lang. RED CROSS SHOE STORE,
inns u rk -
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MAN WITH CAR


sales and ssrviee--Ezesl. Earnings
s707 GA. AVE NV.
MECHANIC for Amoco station IN
sultland; TOP pay Tor right man
MEDICAL RECORDS LIBRARIAN
for clinic. must have colleee edu-
cation. including courses In: Med
ieal record library science and ex !;
perience IN assisting medical stan
les, case reports and othe rpro-
tects Involving medical records;
40-hr. wk.; many company bene.
fltg. including. free medical and
disqualification coVeraGe, % DAYS
annual leave per year, ID days
sick leave: salary open. Tx. D.
MEN. white. TO work in FAIRFAX
Arlington and Prince 0eorget
Counties; ase no handicap; exper
not needed. We train. Pull or
cart tin time; = Inquire rs Y . e IooD New
MEN. PART TINE, white. Keer
your present Job, work near your
home II you wish and earn $5l
to 500 q wk. extra ewes. and
As p,n,.S PM SD MON, WED WE'D. Fri Fri
MEN--Great oppor. for ambitious
men. white. to assist, manager
S95 q week TO start. DI. 7-3445.
MEN. 1870: fun or mart time; no
exper. necessary. McDONALD'e
HAMBURGERS, 625 Arl. blvd,
Falls Church.
MEN WANTED who are presently
employed and have Is to 30 hours
spare time per week, who own an
automobile. wishing 10 earn addi-
tional income. Call tn. 2-S0O5.
Mr.. HERREN. from 0 TO 5. Mon.
through Fri.
SALESMAN, exper and
retail counter salesman Apply
ANNANDALE MILLWoRK. CT.
6-1a0O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

COLLEGE STUDENTS and young
men for part-time work, paying
$50 to $500 q week. Apply sos
o st.. NV, Rm, 404, Thurs. and
Fri from 4 10 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
CLEAN CUT
NEAT APPEARING

4NGEA IA 4AAA@NAANN
Our firm needs 3 young men
(whitel with cars, S405 per mo.
Call ia. 7-422S for appointment
CLERK, valet shop; only expert
cnced clerk need apply; references
required. 1872 Eve st. NV.
CLOTHING SALESMAN
Must be exper. in selling mems
sportsware. Excel. opportunity for
aggressive man. Perm, position
with good earnings. Apply MI
Passero, BOND CLOTHING, 1888
F st. NV. -
COLLEGE STUDENTS and young
men for part-time work, paying
$50 to S1OO q week. Apply sos
o st.. NV. Rm, 404, Thurs. and
Fri from 4 TO 5.
COOK for new restaurant. Exper.
in Italian American cooking. VIE
LA MARIA RESTAURANT, $3.50
Columbia Pike. Annandale, va.
CT. 0-6767
COOK, all around for small res
taurant, West Palm Beach. Fla,
good salary: no suns. HOLIDAYS;
must be capable, sober and fur
Friday. ia. 5-5394. Mr.. Bayliss.
COOK-Very good for French res
taurant. 1927 NJ st. NV.
CORRESPONDENT. white, no typ
ing, some college, to 40, fast grow
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE, INC.
HOS 18th St. NV, Elk. 3-7270.
COUNTERMAN-Excel. opportunity
for risht man in wholesale cleo
tronic supply house. Must be ex-
per. Apply In person, CENTRON-
les, 651 Pa. ave. sc.
CURB AND GUTTER FORM SET:
TIERS, experienced. Call after o
pm, DU. 5-7l79,
DESK CLERK, hotel or motel ex-
perience only. Salary open. Con-
tact Mr.. ZIMMERMAN 27l5
Richmond hwy, Alex. SO. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
SERVO
MECHANISMS
ENGINEERS

Responsible for the de-
sign and development
of transformed in
strument servo mocha
nisms and the techni-
cal guidance of engi-
neering personnel.
Experience in servo
mechanisms design and
an extensive knowledge
of both theory and
components is essen
tial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

YOTTNC MAN

To learn funeral business. white,
s Ss permit PERMIT. MIA SIsh hs school Diploma
and be ) resident Of D. g, or
metropolitan area for period Of !
year; Apply M q. g. Esh9ls,
nERs Co. 1aO0 Chaplin e. NV.
$1,000 ron THE RIGHT MAN g
the Washington AREA. Take short
auto trips 70 contact customers.
WEi!s "a b. SWALLOW, Pres
Bon 80. fort Worm i. TeKas.
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HELRMEn

MAN WITH CAR 10 make light de-
ilveries. Apply "a hoor, bi7 18Th
NAN, semirelired. neat depend
able, for errandh, with or without
car but must have drivers permit
part or fun time. Apply 1890 I'll
1880 an int. nr, WAbHINo-
TON DENTAL Co, 1904 L 81. NV.
mo phone Gala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

Knowledge Of Blueprint reading
long leb. DIRECTIONS. Indian
Head hwy right turn on Oxon
Hill I'd. left on Brockton I'd. left
Ahingden AZ. 70 silver trailer sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
statesmen

No experience required: ambitious,
neat appearing men, over 81 years
old with car and willing to learn:
paid training period; unlimited
earning possibilities. Call 10.
s-525l, between 9 and 4 includ-
ing Sunday WASHINGTON ma
TIoNAL CEMETERY, 41O1 Suit
land I'd Sc
Evening star., 1959-11-29

For late program changes
see --latest TV Information"
in the Sunday Amusement
section and on the daily
TV page.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

TINY BUT TERRIFIC-They don't laugh when 5-yeor-
old Virginia Thu stands up to the piano. for the cute
Chinese loss hos mastered repertoire thot ranges
from Twelfth Street Rag" to Beethovens "Minuet in
G." She'll be seen again on the janet Blair Show,
Sunday, 9 Pm,, WRC-4.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
SUNDAY

1880
9-RuroI America. Color.
"Our Public Londs."
500
9-Look Up and Live.
"The Decisive Years" Port u of
the American Catholic story.
$50
9-ChopeI of the Air.
ChopIoin lit COLI Riehord N.
Grohom Sermon topic: Cooled
to Witness. Exodus, Chapter 3,
verses 7 to Il; Matthew, Chapter
2s, verses 8 to 20.
800
9.Sundoy Morning News.
S:05
9-camero Three. Educational
First of two prooroms about
Thomas Hardy, Victorion novelist
and poet, examining his sionifi-
conce as O writer of novels.
9:I5
4-Americons at Work.
7-Eisht Steps to Peace.
"You ond the U. NJ" will be dis
eussed by Robert Ryon.
$3.50
4-christion Science. Religion.
7-This We Believe. Religion.
Presented by the CothoIic Arch
diocese of Washington. D. c.
9-Jswish Community Hour.
A musical program presented by
Burton L. KopIon.
9:45
4-IndustFy on PorGde.
1000
4-ReIisious Hour.
5-Foith FOR Today. Religion.
7-CGpitol cor0von. Talent.
Bob McEwon, host.
9-LGmp Unto Ny Feet.
1890
4-Woteh Mr.. Wizard. Kids.
5-OFel Roberts. Religion.
Trench PoVty. Music.
Tex Ritter stars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
Where does
public power" send
your tax money!

Tax money from you and other Americ:
being taken on a multi-biIlion dollar nc
the lobbyists and pressure groups for fl
public power"
These billions are being spent for go
ment electric projects unnecessarily. Anne
hundreds of Independent electric compani'
ready to provide all the electricity the 4
needs, sOittout depending on your taxes.
The needless spending for public pt
has already cost taxpayers $500, OOO, OF
will cost them at least $4,000, OOO, 900
in additional taxes if the pressure group
federal public power have their way.
This tax spending goes on because
people don't know about it. So tell your fl
how public power" costs them money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

DO you recall = pleasant.
humorous or exciting incl
dent from your travels? Send
a brief description 10 the
Travel Editor. The Washing
ton Star. Washington 3. ID. C.
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Ocean City Boardwalk
Is Permanent Fixture

now on Memorial Day. a good
five weeks before July 4, and
there is growing talk here OF
developing a winter trade.
More Accessible
For one thing. Ocean City is
more easily accessible.
In Isaac Cofin's day. vaca-
TONERS crossed the marshes by
stagecoach, then boarded q
scow to reach the beach. Later.
q railroad bridge-the wood
burning train had to stop each
five miles to refuel - spanned
the Synepuxent Bay. On excur-
sion day - Thursdays - the
train hauled as many as II
coaches into the city.
Today, modern highways
lead in from north, south and
west. New this year is a dual
highway from Rehoboth Beach.
Once this drive daunted many
brave motorists.
And the resort, like its sister
cities UP and down the Atlantic
Coast, continues to grow.
An 18-hole golf course. suit
able for professional play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

OCEAN CITY. Md.-They no
longer roll up the boardwalk in
this island town, once known
as "The Ladies Resort to the
Ocean"
Stephen Tabor, who owned
the then barren island, fancied
it as a resort when he subdi-
vided his property in 1868. and
gave 1t the resort title.
He found agreement in some
quarters, for the following year,
Issac Coffin built his hotel
tavern, the Rhode Island Inn,
to cater to sportsmen. This
aroused so much interest and
attention that six years later a
group of Baltimore financiers
put up the Atlantic Hotel, in
corporated the spot as Ocean
City, and the resort was well
on its way.
The first boardwalk was
rolled along the sand each July
4, and rolled up again and
stored each September is. To-
day, come wind or high water.
the boardwalk is a permanent
fixture. The season" begins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
MODERN HOMES
MINGLE WITH
THATcHED ROOFS

m the shadow Of some
Of the worlds most modern
architecture. Seminole In
dams live In primitive
thatched-roof huts on stills
at Miami. Fla.
This Is one Of the many
contrasts In the Florida
vacation city. A stones
throw from pastel-colored
skyscrapers and ultramod-
ern motels and shopping
centers Is the Spanish
Monastery. SIT year old
cloister. transplated stone
BY stone from ancient
Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
MOMENTS TO REMEMBER
Document Provides
Ease at the Border

Mrs. Grandis L. King. 2ts0
Pennsylvania avenue N. W., was
thankful for a Judge with q
sense OF humor 20 years ago.
I'm August. 1885," she writes.
three young school teachers
from East Texas and ] decided
10 90 to Mexico by automobile
for a vacation. None Of US had
ever visited outside our own
native State-Texas-much less
In a foreign country.
at the time Of our trip / was
the U. s. Deputy Clerk and U. 8.
Commissioner for the Eastern
District OF Texas. living In JET
ferson. Texas.
when the Judge Of our dis
trict learned Of our intended
trip he, more for a lark than
anything else. prepared q very
impressive document with gold
imprinted seal. ribbons. ETC.,
respectfully requesting any
courtesy and favor.
when we reached the Gus
toms port at Nuevo Laredo on
a very hot August day, we had
l3 large pieces Of luggage and
four small ones which had TO
be opened and inspected. The
officials, when they started the
customary inspection, almost
passed out when they saw the
number of bags line up on the
tables.
'Frothy summer dresses, lin
gerie, shoes, bags, hats. all pull
ed out and piled high in mounts
all the while incessant jab-
bering by the four inspectors.
about this time I remem-
bered my impressive document.
which / rather timidly removed
from my purse and handed to
the head inspector.
cit worked like magic. In
mediately they went into an
other jabbering session, waving
hands and arms, and at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
More People
On the Go

Members Of the American
Society Of Travel Agents
throughout the country say
they are doing more business
this year.
An upsurge in travel TO the
Pacific, the agents report, is
principally responsible for the
general increase in business.
"The predominance Of the
Pacific" said Raymond H. Her
ing, executive vice president Of
ASIA, was most evident with
California agents, but every
where the survey showed that
this area-particularly Hawaii
play host to an in
creased number Of United States
travellers this spring and sum-
mer."
The Caribbean, which had its
biggest season in the winter Of
1859, can also look to a
bright spring and summer,
according to the agents fore
cast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

q crescent around the SWIM
ming pool. Hoping to WOO
washington VIP's, the Park
Deville has furnished one unit
in plush style and termed 1t
the Governors Suite"
The Beach Plaza Hotel has
put up the Bo-Con Motel on
property adjacent to the hotel.
It features efficiency apart
ments, and motel guests will
park in q garage under the
building. u. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

dick LOhmeyer resumes
his popular weekly Ocean
City beach column in The
Stars travel pages on Sum
day, May 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
BIG Rink

Sun Valley, idaho. claims the
largest outdoor ice rink In the
world. The artificial Ice rink
covers 1920 square feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
Breakers
Set toOpen

~The Breakers" a 7o-room
mansion built In 1898 for
Cornelius Vanderbilt. viii open
to visitors for les 18th season
on Memorial Day.
The mansion. overlooking
ClifI Walk at Newport, r. l..
win be open daily from 10 am.
10 5 pm. Since II first was
opened 10 visitors In 1913. more
than 40o.0 900 persons have gone
through it's rooms.
Designed by Arehite CT
Richard Morris Hunt. II was
patterned after northern
italian palaces Of the Renais-
sance. The wood paneling OF
the reception room was taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

heads the list Of new attrac-
tons at Ocean City this sum-
mer. It is expected to open
Memorial Day.
The first phase of building
an Ocean City Airport Is under
way. When this is finished, one
large runway win be available
for all but the large four-en-
CINE airliners.
Additional runways. parking
areas and an administration
building are part Of the airport
plans.
Boom Continuous
The building boom in motels.
apartment houses, stores and
other places of business con-
tinues on q level with last
year 5 rapid pace.
The Oceanic Motel. at the
resorts inlet, has added a new
wing.
The Sea Scape Motel is un-
recognizable to old Ocean City
hands. What was the cocktail
lounge last year now is a park
ing lot, and the new cocktail
lounge and dining room face
the ocean. A third floor has
been added.
North of the city limits, the
Park DeVille, built last sum-
mer, has tripled its size this
year with new units put up in
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same time started poking all
our precious clothing back into
the guitcases and bags In one
big scramble-which. incident
ally. scrambled the clothing.
I'VE made Il into Monterey
that night"
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from a Paris house once owned
BY q aod-daughter Of Queen
Marie Antolnette. who ordered
architects and cAryers 10 design
this room.
Highllght Of the Newport
summer season win take place
at The Breakers August ! when
the 0orham Silver Ball Is held.
Proceeds so 20 the Newport and
Providence Preservation Socie-
ties.