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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

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CLERK
Young man for saleswork, willlnl
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TRAJECTORY
MEASUREMENT

Design and development Of al.
va1red circu.try for precise mis.
sile tracking systems. This 7lO'ect
is Leading toward satellite ano
space vehicle communications
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COOK
CREDIT MAN

Prefer man with retail credit or
small loan cxper. Excel chance
for Advancement. compl Dement'S
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IN person, MI Wilcox, KAY
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DENTAL TECHNfCIAN, fully expe.
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AUTOMATIC CONTROLS

Design Of Servo-mechanism tran
siStor circuiiry ana magnetic
amplifiers.
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AUTO PILOT
SERVO-MECHANISMS

Design of missile borne automatic
pilots.
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SHOE statesmen

Must BE- expd 20 sell ladies hlEh-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

Design and DEVELOPMENT Of COM
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troll and radar tracking systems.
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HELP MEN

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statesmen

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MaShinRton'A LafHcst
Industrial OrEanization
5000 Arlington Blvd 2 c. Va
AWNING INSTALLER. experienced,
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AWNING INSTALLERS, expert
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/ PACKAGING

Paekaging "nechsniCan design OF
missile - electronic equip
ment for control instrumental
ton, tracking and other systems
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me lnese thrifty gelatin des-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14

Konn's own brand portable
electric machine. Has full
sized heed, round bobbin
and automatic bobbin wind
er. Attractive eorryine cose.
includes O years service at
no extra charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-17

Washington E. r Of Seventh National
Silver Spring fenion at Ellsworth q E1OO
PARKingfon :. GIsbs Rd. at Wilson Blvd. o-CAOO
Prince Georges PuEG RdJ Appleton $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

think he's back in business again. 1t is perfect
up for extorton. You will do some gigoioing for him,
and when he tries to put the bite on some dame
But l amt continental!' Dan protests. Those
danes 90 for Italian counts with patenteather har!
tut, tut! says the Inspector. You can claim to be
the younger son Of q noble British family. The old
school he sort Of chap. you know
you can't do this to met" Dan cries, beginning to
panic. "You can't make me dance all night with some
overweight peroxided old doll who"
That way to talk about my wife!" the Inspector
says sharply.
"Your wharf,
Fortunately" the Inspector goes on, my wife
AnnabelIe comes from long line Of cops and inter
ested in police work. She has agreed help out She
will pretend to be the wife Of wealthy Texas Gilman
who is staying with friends in town holiday. She
win 60 to the escort bureau to hire dancing partner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

You win be availabs. II will be too much for that
blackmailine Happy resist. He viii Try put the
two Of you in some compromising situation and set
nominating evidence, Photographic or otherwise.
And when he makes his first blackmailng move, win
grab him"
But your wifeg" Dan pleads. "She won't be willing
to-"
'Oh, the connaryr' says the Inspector. ''She is
willing and eager. He pauses and frowns thcughully.
Now that think Of it, he says slowly. 'she is little
100 eaeerr He elares at Dan. Hmm he says.
Hmm He says it q couple Of more times. Then he
says Perhaps was bit impulsve Just don't be over
jealous, McGany!
Ian goes to the escort bureau the next morning
and there is Happy Holiday, sray-haired benevolent
looking old guy sitting behind big desk in his plush
Office. Dan explains that he is a temporarily unem-
ployed gigolo named Albert Sprague-Spruce Of the
British nobility who would like to honest buck
two and that he considered the dancing sensation
Of London's cafe society.
Happy studies him carefully. "If you're British
nobleman, I'm Chinese mandarin" he says. but no
matter will give you tyout. Some Of my clients 60
for oddballs like YOU and am little overstocked with
Latin types. Come back at three O'Clock rich dame
from Texas by the Of Fiji Fine will be here look
you over. You better play it straight. Try for the
wholesome, Ivy-League effect"
This rich dame Fiji Fine from Texas turns out to be,
naturally, the Inspectors wife Annabele, whom Dan
sees around Headquarters now and again. She is a
youngish fortysh and BY no means an overweight,
peroxided doll, but slim and dark and smart looking.
She inspects Dan happily and says, 81 suppose !
should shop around but believe IN take this one He
has such bOyish charm We win 60 dancing tonight.
One cannot she says, smiling archly "le Life pass
by just because one IS married to stuy old goat who
happens to be tremendously wealthy. can oner'
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n brilliant idea that shows q fash Of unsus-
peced genius is one thing Dan McGarTy. the plain
clothes cop, thinks he will up with But the
improbable happens when he decides the birthday
present he viii give his mouse Kitty.
The present he will give her II he will take dancing
lessons.
Kitty is crazy-mad about the light fantastic and al
ways has BEEN and to loving Dan she loves tripping
the aforementioned is sad state Of affairs that
she can't have the with the other This because
Dan is ballroom stumblebum and when he isn't fall
ing his own feet, he is stepping Kitty's. 1t
case she tells him, Of his ferry boats on her fairy
boots
Then comes the inspiration. He buys himself twelve
individual dance lessons and he suffers through them;
and so, heaven only knows, does the little doll who
teaches him. But he out Of real fancy stopper
He this tricky footwork for SURPRISE and when
he takes Kitty for her birthday dinner at the Peacock
Room he says shall they dance and Kitty gToans and
says must she, her birthday Of all days? But then he
dags her to her feet and she finds he has routine that
makes Astare look like four-a-day hoofer.
And this, you might think is the happy ending. But
you couldn't be more wrong 1t is the sad beginning.
The next morning the Inspector sends for Dan.
Il suppose didn't dream it, but want to be sure, he
says WAS that really you at the Peacock Room last
eveningT
Dan mods. ut is my Kittys birthday" he says I'VE
celebrate"
The Inspector waes his head in amazement. ut
doesn't seem pOSSlOie, ne StateS MY W1Ie SpotS you
out there on the dance floor. She practically swoons
with excitement at the sight Of YOU Why she says you
are the whnlineest dervish she ever did seeI'
Dan bushes. Il just take few dancing lessons" he
says modestly. Il do Kitty favor"
"You also do the police an important favor" says
the Inspector ''You just the man we've been look
ing for
"A dancing cop is important?'
The Inspector chuckles. did you ever hear Of the
= Superba Escort Bureau? 1t supplies partners for dane
ing and suchke activities various danes who have
plenty of cash on hand"
"Gigolosw Dan sneers. what kind of guy would
take a job like that?'
"Yom kind" the Inspector says merrily.
"A gigolo is the lowest form Of Wh0f that
you said?'
"You have that certain indefnable charm and you
can dance like diversified angel. The clothes viii
for you. That escort bureau run by guy named
Happy Holiday He is an old-time con man who is
indicted twice for attempted blackmai But he beats
the rap both times Now he starts this gigolo farm and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

BY MATT TAYLOR Have you MeGarryi He
be the detective the force but he's he besMned The funniest
iackies 7has because Of his girl friend Kitty who helps him solve
his McGay has been TINS WEEK insEfon @ long VIEW almost
forgotten he's solved than 90 last His
VghO all the
Of all 0ndsEanrhS all the
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08
Time Asked
On Fuirfux
Integrution

Fairfax County school off,
Gals today asked for reason
able time" to adopt suitable
procedures II the Alexandria
Federal court orders admission
Of 26 Negro students to eight
All-white schools.
In a brief filed with the court,
Fairfax officials denied, how
ever. that the Negro applicants
are qualified to attend the
schools for which they APP
piled.
The school officials did not
indicate what they consider
reasonable time"
The Fairfax school board
adopted a desegregation plan
last month. but has not yet re-
leased the details. 1t is under
stood to call for grade-by-
grade desegregation over a 12-
year period. beginning with
the first grade.
School officials also contended
that court action should be
directed against the Virginia
Pupil Placement Board and not
against the county school board
since the responsibility for en-
rollment and placement Of pu-
pills is vested in the State body.
Attorneys for the rs Negro
students filed suit August 81
seeking their admission to white
schools. Fairfax schools, which
opened last Tuesday. at present
have no Negro students in
white schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08
Marine, Soldier Drown
InAnne Arundel Rivers

Island avenue address. and Ray
M. Holmes, 20, Of Washington,
had accompanied him to the
platform and said Sergt. VIII
liams fell as he climbed up a
10-foot ladder.
The Lakeshore Fire Depart
ment attempted to revive him.
His body was sent to the Balti-
more morgue for the autopsy.
Specialist Meyer drowned
about 2;45 pm. in the Severn
River at Herald Harbor Beach
Park. according to Maryland
State police. He was q member
Of the 555th Ordnance Com
pany at Fort Meade.
Two other Fort Meade SOL
diers, Corpl. Keith Teggatz and
Pfc. Louis Langley, said Mr..
Meyer had tried to reach a
raft about 20 feet from shore.
although he was unable to
swim. Trooper L. c. Heckner
reported.
The body was found at the
bottom Of the river in about
lis feet Of water Is minutes
later. He was pronounced
dead on the scene by DR.. Elmer
Linhardt, assistant county
medical examiner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08

Two area servicemen, one OF
them q resident Of Washing
ton, died In Anne Arundel
County Md rivers yesterday.
The victims were Marine
Sergt. Benjamin H. Williams,
jr., 26, Of 40 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV, who was stationed
at Henderson Hall in Arling-
ton as . member Of Company
A. Marine Headquarters Bat
talon, and Army Specialist &C
John P. Meyer, %, Of Winnie
toon, Nebr., assigned to Fort
Meade, Md.
Sergt. Williams died in the
Magothy River at Beachwood
Park. about 10 miles north of
Annapolis. about 8 pm. An
autopsy was scheduled today to
determine whether death was
due to drowning or possible
injury
He slipped from a ladder
while climbing onto a diving
platform about 30 feet Of
shore and was under water fol-
about four minutes before his
body was recovered, Anne
Arundel County police reported,
Police said two friends, Henry
T. Rose, 80, also Of the Rhode
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08
Electric BIust
Injuries Two at
Wheaton PIuzu

Two men we're hurt in an
electrical explosion today at
the Woodward a. Lothrop de-
partment store branch under
construction In the Wheaton
Plaza shopping center.
A third man narrowly es-
capped injury as he pulled one
OF the others away from cleo
trical flashes coming from a
switchboard In the basement
Of the building project of viers
Mill road near University bou-
levard.
Admitted 20 Washington
Sanltarium with multiple
fractures of his left leg was
Charles F. Lohr, A, Of til
Chillum road. Hyattsville, who
was hurt when the blast either
knocked hun on or caused him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08

Mr.. Ellis said preliminary
registration figures at Lane
High indicated an enrolment
of 725. Under normal" oper-
atoms the school would have an
enrolment Of about 1000.
Registration Drops
Enrolment at Venable Ele-
mentary was reported as 444
down about l25 over the last
full year Of operation.
Officials Of Rock Hill Acad-
envy. the private high school
said So juniors. seniors and
football players registered this
morning. Freshmen and soph.
ignores register late today.
Arthur L. Ribble. principal
of Rock Hill, said this did not
indicate the full enrolment for
the private classes because a
number Of others had regis
tered previously.
Registration at Robert E.
Lee Elementary was not imme-
diately available.
1t was last fall that Lane
High School and Venahle Ele-
mentary School closed under
the massive resistance laws
then in force.
Emergency groups formed tc
take over the schooling Of the
city's children. Only one grour
remains active today. the Char
lottesville Educational Founda-
ton, which said 1t would keer
going If the public schools were
opened on an integrated basis
Lauds Parallel System
State Senator Edward o
McCue, jr., said the city Il
most fortunate in having mel
the challenge Of providing Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08

boring Clarke County High
School. at the foundation ard
the nigh school here.
support Urged
Foundation classes will start
"as soon as possible" according
to Hugh Mccormick, presi-
dent. in church buildings, lodge
halls and other private struc-
lures. He said about 100000
already has been pledged out Of
100000 needed to operate the
private school this year. Par
ents Of children we're being
asked to pledge 1920 available
to each child under the State
scholarship program.
The State funds are available
under Virginia's anti-integra-
ton plan by which no child Is
compelled to attend an inte-
grated public school.
Last week, Judge Paul re-
fused the county's request to
rescind his order Of last Feb
ruary directing admission Of
the % Negro children into
Warren County High School.
The Is scheduled to attend to-
days opening classes are
among the original "a children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08
School Indignation Gets Under Way
Without Difficulty in Charlottesville

freedom of choice In educa-
tional offerings for local school
children.
The Senator said further
that the all white private
schools OF the educational
foundation will also make
possible educational competi-
ton. which is healthy and oene-
fetal to the pupils and the
public alike.
He said that II the present
tuition grant law is success
fully attacked in the courts. the
parents will not be called upon
! for repayment Of any Of the
monits advanced"
New Funds Assured
1.-THE public can be conf
dent" he said, that future
legislators will provide new
funds to meet any adverse
court DEGREES and that local
private schools will continue to
be provided. :"
All foundation students
eventually will be housed in
five newly built units designed
to house $50 students each.
But construction Of the high
school buildings is about two
weeks behind schedule.
, Football Is Scheduled
The Rock Hill Academy. has
a seven-game football sched-
ule already set up. The nu-
cleus Of the team is drawn
from former Lane athletes.
About 200 Venable students
registered prior to today at Rob-
ert E. Lee and 400 Lane stu
! dents at Rock Hill.
This is about q third Of the
Venable enrolment and about
half Of the Lane enrolment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08

to fall from Q l2-foot ladder.
according TO the Wheaton
Rescue Squad.
The Kensington Rescue Squad
reported that 1t took Lewis
Mattison. "a. Of the Clifton
Terrace Apartments, 1900 Cliff
ton street NV. to Suburban
Hospital. Bethesda. with burns
on his left arm and back.
MONTGOMERY County police
said John Bowen, "a, Of Hill
andale, q superintendent on the
electrical project escaped harm
as he pulled Mr.. Lohr from the
burning electrical box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08

eligible for the championship.
She was given an equivalent
trophy, however.
The Anne Arundel Bowmen
won the women's teams &C mpe-
tition
Mr.. Mccartney wept when he
learned OF his sons victory.
He introduced his son TO the
sport two years ago after doc
tors advised the young polio
victim to get some exercise.
Bussie had tried out for base
ball but was turned down be-
cause Of a crippled leg.
The tournament was held at
the Potomac Fish and Game
Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08
DAD WEEPs FOR Joy
Boy Polio Victim, n,
Is Archery Champ

WILLIAMSPoRT. Md, Sept.
3 (AP).-A young Hagerstown
boy who has been a polio VIC
tim since he was 3 years old
was crowned yesterday as
Maryland Junior Open archery
champion.
Willard Bussie Mccartney, II,
won the title in a three-day
competition which attracted
about $50 Junior and senior
archers.
Joe e. Brown Of Silver Spring
won the Mems Open title over
Russ Collins Of Patapsco. De-
Tending Champion Dorothy
Covell Of the Baltimore area
took the Women's Open crown,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08

school by Federal Judge John
Paul. School officials had no
immediate explanation for the
additional pupils.
The Warren County Educa-
tional Foundation. which al
ready had enrolled about 600
white children for private. seq
regated classes in makeshift
classrooms here, was to resume
registration this afternoon and
tomorrow. 1t hopes to enroll the
700 to $50 students needed to
conduct classes. No date has
been set for the private school
opening.
School Closes Down
The white-pillared, three
story, brick Warren County
High School had an enroll
ment of 1,048 white children
when it was scheduled to open
last September. Virginia's de-
funct massive resistance laws.
however, closed the school
when a Federal court ordered
the admission Of % Negro chill
dren who, at that time. had
no high school in Warren
County.
The court ordered the school
open in February and only the
20 Negro children attended
with the white children boy
cotting the institution. About
800 of them attended the foun-
dation's private classes.
The foundation made last
minute radio and newspaper
appeals today for public sup
port.
This morning at the high
school entrance a policeman
entered each bus and looked
around briefly before it was
allowed to continue. Parents,
driving their children. were
not allowed beyond a barri-
cade. A faculty Of 80 was on
hand to greet the students.
A two-block area in front OF
the high school was guarded at
each end by policemen and q
group of about IS bystanders
gathered at one end and a
dozen at the other. Complete
order prevailed.
At 8::35 o'clock the first Negro
children, three girls and foul
boys, entered by bus. The sec.
ond bus containing IA Negro
children drove In promptly al
o am.
About 400 white children hat
registered but County Schoo
Supt. O. D. Gasque did not ex'
pect all Of them to show up be.
cause a number had registered
for both public and private
classes.
assistant Supt. {. Brent San
didge said one girl had regis
tered at four schools-St. Cath
crimes in Richmond, at neigh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-08

Oller Of the Patapsco club won
the MISUNDERSTANDING title.
The team title went to THE
Creek Waltonians" Of Hagers-
town. Young McCarney's
father. Frank, is one Of the
five team members.
Mr.. Brown, 80. Of TOO Venice
drive, Silver Spring, Is q
mechanical designer with the
Vitro Corp. He is a member
OF the Mannahoac Bowhunters
OF Rockville.
Evelyn Ingram OF Littles-
town. Pa, outshot Mrs. Covell
with a score OF 922 to $50 but
being a nonresident member
Of the association, she was in