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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
sEINBERG 4 sHINBPRG,
SIS Washington Bld-.,
WashingtOn 3, ID, C.
Filled February 90. 1882
THEODORE COGSWEI L.

Register Of wills. D. C.,
Clerk of the Probate Court.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court. In Re:
Estate OF CHARLES BIEN, De-
ceased --Administrs ton No. 9379a
ORDER FIXING NEW DATE
FOR TRIAL AND PROVIDING
FOR PUBLICATION The notifi-
cation as to the TRIAL Of the issues
in the case relating to the validity
Of the paper writing dated the
9th day OF September. 1856. pur;
Testament Of CHARLES BiEN de-
ceased. having been returned rs
to Mary Ann Ryder Agudith
Aehjm Congregatioa. TIA mu d
Torah Conservation walter Bien
Belle Silverberg Day. Elsie D,
Silverberg. Edward Day. Richard
Day. Chester Day and Harold Bien
mot TO be found" it is by the
court this Goth day Of February,
1859. ORDERED: That said issues
be set down for trial on the 27th
day Of April, 1859. and that this
order and the substance of said
for four successive weeks in The
twice q week for the same period
in The WASHINGTON Evening Star
the substance OF said issues being
as follows: ] Was the paper writ.
ing Med In this court and bearing
the date OF the 9Th day Of Sep.
TENDER, 1856. the Last viii anC
Testament OF Charles Ben, De.
ceased? .. Was the paper writint
under date Of the 9th day o.
September. 1856 purporting to b.
the Last Will and Testament Of
Charles Bien deceased. executed
and attested In due form, as re,
Charles Bien at the time Of thu
making and subscribing or Of th'
acknowledging by him OF the SAFE
paper writing. Of sound and dis
posing mind and capable OF exc.
cutting o valid deed or contract
4. Was the said paper writinI
dated the 9Th day of September
1886, obtained. or the execution
thereof procured from the sale
Charles Bien, deceased. b. fraut
or deceit practiced upon the sait
Charles Bien Dy Joseph Muniti
or any other person or personsl
dated the 9th day of September
Of fJ procured from the said Charlie
BIen, deceased. by the undue in
fluence. duress or coercion c
Joseph Munitz or any other persoI
or persons? CHARLES d. NC
ANDREWS, Judge. iSeall A trul
copy. Attest. FRANK J. BURKAR'r
Deputy REGISTER OF Wills for tn
District Of Columbia. Clerk OF tn
Probate Court.
ie25. 26-mh4. IS. 11.12.1s,10
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MASTERS

wv q at NV.
Statesmen co.. for home improve
ments. Apply 4204 37th St
Brentwood. Md.
sALEsMEN 10 sell new and usee
Ramblers. Paw plan open Mr.
SMITH, Ii. ASSOC,
s USED car salesm se for our '' uset
car department: Must have ex
cellent local ref; good pay plaI
and company benefits. No drink
ers or drifters need apply. Appl!
In person, see Mr.. Danley. GUY
STEUART MOTORS. 1850 East
West highway, Silver Spring.
sALESMEN AND cANvASSERS
70 home Improvement once: higf
commissions available; short hours
w have FHA financing See Mr.
BE- HAS or MR.. CHRfSTAKOS
500 18th st NV. between 4.6 pm
Statesmen
See our Ad under Help Wanted
Men and Women. 6403 Ga. ave
Silver Spring. Md.
Statesmen, 3O-4O yrs, knowl. o.
lumber and millwork and eStimat
ing: local, 1925 mo. min. POTO'
MAC EMPL., OIL King st, Alex.
XII g-5O55.
statesmen, mutual funds. exper
Call NE S-lI44. }. 7. ROBERTS
vice 1reS sales
Statesmen. for small appliance
and radios; experienced preferred
but not necessary, will train ener.
getic young men under 40 years Of
age. Salary and commission. Ap.
ply In person only to Mr.. Warren
POTOMAC TV a. APPLIANCE CO.
9th end Z SITS NV
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RENA1RE CORP.
II. b-33OO
statesmen
FOOD PLAN

Why not call US immediately We
pay up TO Sl5e commission pei
sale appointment only. LA. o.
1913. , TO p.rn, daily.
SERvlCEMEN, experienced. SEWING
MACHINES and vacuum cleaners,
Gail RE. 7-2313.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced In fabrication: also
wash boy. CONNORS. INC. ai2I
Naylor I'd. Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Part time, white, over 81 yrs. APP
ply 1926 wis. ave, NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white, operators experience neceS-
H s1Ey APPLY Nsso s Y Rsrion CENTER EAsF
7I20 Wis. ave. Bethesda. Md.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white. only experienced need APP
ply Also wash boy. colored. Apply
LAvEZzo AMOCO, 1901 Wis. ave,
Bethesda.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Local reference, experience neces-
sary. Must have D: G., permit
GATEWAY SERVICE. 1870 Liv-
ineston I'd. Sc
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
4 White. exper.. age 25-4O: D. C
drivers license, good opport. fol
energetic man: Salary open plus
SERVICE, Wis, and River I'd.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN
white: $500 per mo. and commits.
sion Local refs. WILLOUGHbY {
ESQ SERVICE, 4244 Wis. ave
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RELPMER
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Small appliance and re-
lated items. REQUIRES young,
aggressive man, full time.
with good sales personality.
Salary open. Apply $3.50 to
IL Friday,
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Whsn anspsFtne sdrsrtissmsnts
addressed 10 Stai boxes Do NOT
enclose original references pho.
toOraphs or Other materials OF
personal paihe Copies serpe the
purpose Originals NAV oct i0sf
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MELR MEN
Statesmen (2)

Naiioncily established university
owned arm provides top sales
,r ,on,h pawn, SEE minimum hsn1nns,
$40 up per acceptance lmmed-
lately. Many men place TWO or
more IN ONE DAY. No canvas
i'm. Prearrenged appointment
Must be neat, intelligent. perman.
ent In area.
MARYLAND JU. e-6Do2
NJ. VIRGINIA IL. 2-2O9i
WASHINGTON Z. co. 6-35iS
statesmen
To sell household articles, furn
and appliances. on credit. with
no money down. Outside work
White or colored. Car not neees-
sary. Full time or make extra
money In your spare time, Lib
eral commission. Firm well-known
IN Washington, Apply Mr. Phil
lips. ". Abramson Co.. 1889 9TH
III.
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HARDWARE CLERK-Experienctd.
full time. Apply IN person. - II
Arlington blvd. Fails Church. Va.
HOTEL NIGHT CLERK. il pm TO
Fam. Must know hand transcript,
Write Box lO-K Star.
/ INSURANCE DEBIT AGENT. for
| life and q and h. debit. must be
experienced Phone EX. $4,000,
MR.. FRIDLY.
JANITOR for Conn. ave. apt. bldg
/ Must know stokers and have ex-
/ perience IN high class bldg. quar-
] tiers and salary B. p SAUL CO.
( a25 18th ST NV. MA. S-2iOO.
JANITOR. evening once cleaning;
/ 5-day week Sc resident pre-
/ ferred. RE. $1,000
JANITOR. to live in: married. no
! children. must have clean police
/ record and good local refs apt,
plus salary. No phone calls See
Mrs. Hollidse, "445 10Th ST. NV,
/ II. l.. RUST CO
JAM. oR-For small garden apis
project. Nearby Md Experienced
No. > oil-burner. Must be able "a
make minor repairs. Wo, 6-s37B
JANITOR. colored. married. no chill
| dren. with maintenance experience:
must be sober reliable and have
good references. good salary ano
quarters Box BOG. Star.
LANDSCAPE sUPERINTENDENT--
Permanent position. EN-. "-3S62
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SOL N. ALPHER.. Attorney

shdAMtNH Duat0tn
UNITED TrA1ES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court. O.
LESTER MAYNARD, deceased -
No. 952l7. Administration Docket
19S. - Application having been
made herein by JEANNL nay
NARD for probate Of the last will
and testament Of said dece ased,
and for letters Of administrati- ~.
eta. to issue unto SOL NJ
ALPHER: It is ordered this lOtf
day Of March. AID. 1859. thpi
Norma NJ. schott, Chantal N
Chahine. and all others concerned
appear in said Court on Monday
the Goth day Of April. AID. 1859
at 10 O'Clock am. to show cause
why such application should not
be granted. Let notice hereof BE-
published in the "Washington Law
Star" once in each Of three sue
cessive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the fsSt
publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return da".
Witness. ihe Honorable r. DICK
INsoN LET'S, Chief Judge Of said
Court. this 10th day of 'farrh.
A d 1859. fSeall Attest: FRANK
j. BU2KAPT, Deputy Re-ist~- q.
Wills for ths District Of Columbia
CIR cf the Probate Court.
rahf . a 90
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IRENE 1. JARVIS.
FRANCIS c. BROOKE,
les X st: NV.

WaSninEt0n q, ID. T..
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 975O3
Administration.--This Is to Give
Notice That the subscriber, OF
the Commonwealth OF Puerto Rice
has obtained from the PROBATE
Court Of the District Of Columbia,
Letters Documentary on the es-
tate OF ELENA l.. MURRAY, latG
OF the District OF Columbia. de.
ceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof, legally au-
thentieated, to the subscriber, or
or before the Sth day Of Septem-
Der, AID. 1859: otherwise they
may BY law be excluded from al
benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 5th day OF
March, 1859. ADAM @. BI1HOP,
SSS Avepids Ashford, Santurce
Puerto Rico. lsealD Attest:
THEODORE COCSWELL. REGISTER
Of Wills for the District of Co
lumbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
mh1o 1n,o6
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SHOE SALESMAN

Who 10 interested in making q
- - .nothtr field that re.
uuires shoe experience. Position
open in large Washington dept
store. Good draw. Write Box
/ *, Star, giving phone number
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced
only, 500 wk. plus commission
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS ViR.
GINA There's always room In
our ORGANIZATION for ambitious
men who are capable Of eArpine
$1,000 and more Ter year. We'll
pc happy to discuss It with you
Call Mr.. Furman at our 1915
Richmond highvsy ofree so. 5
$780,: Mr.. Chitlik, at our 1917
Quaker lane once XXI S-.32OI.
Mrs. BenH at our SpTingfield Of.
nee tFL. a-sd00: Mr. Speacht al
our a3l North Glebe road once
IA 4-501nI or Mr.. Glen Of our
Fairfax ONCE tCR A-456Oi COR.
PiN.IMENsH REALTY coRPo-
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statesmen
statesmen
ATTENTION

EXPERIENCED FOOD PLAN MEN
can secure the most outstandine
deal IN food plan history. 'Nun
said. Contact US.
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MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC
Man. with BACKGROUND Of experienc,
with heavy oil burners and gen
eral apartment maintenance. mus
have references certifying to abil
ity and Sobriety. A l-bedrm, pt
can be made available Appl
BUCKINGHAM MAINTENANCE
42:i5 Pershing dr.. trear Of Pos
ONCE, Arlington. Va.
MANAGER for restaurant and cock
tail lounge; complete charge; ex
cellent salary and bonus plan, Re
plies confidential. Write Box 2-k
star
MAN. white. age % to IS living Il
Prince 0eorges Co. or sc. Wash
SgO week TO start. Phone WE. D
1864. Thurs. eve, after u pm
MAN, capable OF building cinde
block veneer house. from tn
ground up. Ii. 3-S3g6.
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routs sxpsr. S:lpi Nj Sus not ' nee.
essary: salary, CONN.,. and bonus
STAR CLEANERS, 5000 WIS. ave.
OIL, A-7010
DRIVERS. colored. wanted 10 run
trash routes: must know city and
he sober men. Apply CAPITOL
TRASH Co, Ie4b list 81. sc.
saisfy open. No SUNDAYS. Frings
5O1f Cow. ave. NV,
DRUG CLERK, experienced, refer
Sf TSs; ;SS pH shla5s ARRly ana as 6
SITS. NV,
DRUG CLERK-Experience only;
part time: no SUNDAYS; BEMAh
ave, Silver Spring, Nd. --
ELECTRICAL TECH. -, 70 SAC
lSURVEYOR-INSTR, MEN 81. Sj2b
Silver Spring-R Rockville
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ,s
S4l3 Ga, Ave, 8. g., JU, 9-444d
Open Daily, $500
Tues. Thurs, go PM.
ELECTRICIAN or exper. helper who
Is ready TO move up Must have
. wears local exper. Steady work
year round. WA, 1921.
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS
Must have house wiring expert
ence and car. WE. 5000.
ELECTRICIAN, capable Of wirins
large housing project In Langley
PARK area: must be dependable
Cali WA. 3-iaaS after 0 pm.
IELEvATOR OPERATOR, white
BUILDING, 1890 e ST. NV.
ENGINEER, WHITE
hth-class license; $3.50 per mo.
plus quarters on upper floors.
Good future, engineer is TO man
age q crew OF about 10 men.
Must be familiar with all types
Of apt. maintenance What l am
looking for is man that can
supervise and keep the respect
OF his men. Nondrlnker while on
duty, II you drink while WORK
ing, please don't answer this ad.
This is q prestige downtown apt.
house. All answers kept conf
dental. Box l5s-K. Star.
ESTIMATOR. sheet-metal. warm
air heating. some design eNper.
desirable: must be thoroughly ex-
per on air-duct installation. BOX
342-S, Star.
ESTIMATOR. for construction hIm.
Must have references. Write, BOX
l74-S. Star.
FARMER wanted for beef cattle
farm in Maryland; must have ex-
pertence with cattle. Re. 7-glo6,
FLOOR MANAGER, part time. eve
ming work, for bowling center IN
S. s. SILVER SPRING BOWLING
CTR. 96l Bonifant st.
FLORIST DESIGNER, permanent
Job for qualified man; salary open
Our employees know OF this ad.
Box 447-K, star. ---
FOREMAN. grading and some con-
crete: local exper.; suburban paw
ing company. Call OIL. 2-74T9,
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ALBEE SHOES

ALBEE SHOES
Apply in person II N. Washing
ton ST.. Rockville, Nd.
SIGN PAINTER ana TRUCK LET
TERER Must be good Apply
FALLS CHURCH SIGN sERvICE.
Dunn Loring I'd. and Route 7
Falls Church
SKIP LOCATOR. exper. only; top
salary. N. Y. JEWELRY CO.. 7l9
eth ST NV
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AUTO statesmen 81

Salary and commission; demon
strator and gas furnished after
training period: sales experience
helpful. Apply Mr.. Russell, GRADY
MOTOR Co, 1909 Wisconsin ave-,
Bethesda, Md.
AuToMoTIvE sEkyIcE SALES.
MAN, must be able 10 diagnose
mechanical problems, also body
estimating must be sober. re-
liable ID furnish good refs; 5na-
benefits and many other benefits,
Apply \ person only. 70 John W
KouStenis service manager, BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO.. ll30 Conn.
Rv NV.
BARTENDER. white, must be expe-
rieneed. Call for appointment. .
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Why not call US immediately We
sale appointment only. LA. o.
1913. 3 TO nm. daily.
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women Stylists needed in all
branches OF JULES HAIR STYL-
IST. Downtown Washington. 1927
T St. Langley Park. Shirlington.
Alexandria and new salon at
Prince Georges Plaza. Call Miss
Roberts, RE. 7-0625.
BEAUTY OPERATOR - SS5-SIOO
per week Guarantee plus COM
mission 5.day week. no manicur-
lng steady WORK LOUIS CREA-
TIVE HAIR DRESsERS. 1910 Eve
ST NV
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Beginner Secretary
1914 F ST. NV.

HOUSEKEEPING MACHINE oPER-
ATOR, for Burroughs machine /:
experienced or will train. Apply
HE 18th St NV. Room POT.
hetwee $50 am. anG 4 pm.
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White: training iurn. sos week to
start DI 1-3445
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BOOK MEN

Gre test proposition in the publish
ing industry. enables any expert.
enced man to earn a minimum Of
Sl5h per week and UP. II YOU
are going to sell. why not sell the
best? For personal interview only
phone NE. S-2336 from $40 tc
] pm. Ask for Mr.. BERLIN.
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DRIvER--white; for dry cleaning
route; exper, helpful but not nee
essary: salary. comm. and bonus
STAR CLEANERS, 1904 WIS, ave,
Holmes County herald., 1959-06-25
'Deadline Near
For Wheat
Allotment

The ASC county office is accept
ing wheat allotment applications
for certain farms. A producer who
intends to seed wheat for 1860 on
a farm on which no wheat was
seeded for harvest as grain in
1857 or 1858 and for which 1859
allotment was not established, ir-
respective of whether or not wheat
was seeded for harvest as grain
in 1859, and who desires to be
considered for an allotment must
make application for an allotment
according to Lynn Jordan, Chair
man of the Agricultural Stabiliza-
ton and Conservation Committee.
Application forms are available in
theASC county Office for use in
filing request for an allotment.
The producer must apply in writing
by July l, 1859
Holmes County herald., 1959-06-25
Mrs. Wilson
Is Memorial
Gilman

Mrs. Will D. Wilson Of Lexington,
has been named Memorial Gifts
Chairman of the Holmes county
Heart Council, according to Miss
10 Styles, field representative OF
the Mississippi Heart Association
The new chairman explains that
memorial gifts are contributions
given the Mississippi Heart Asso-
citation as a tribute to the memory
Of a departed friend or relative
Added to Heart Fund dollars the
memorials help support a three
point program to conquer heart
disease through research, edu-
cation, and community service
she adds.
An increasing number of indi
viduals bereaved by heart disease,
are choosing this means of sharing
the fight against the ailment which
caused their loss, Mrs. Wilson
points out.
The new memorial gifts chair
nan is also Holmes County Heart
Fund Chairman.
Memorial gifts translate grief into
action so that even the smallest
sum may be invested in heart dis
ease relief, the chairman emp1a.
sizes. Such tributes may be sent
60 Mrs. VIII Wilson, Lexington, OIL
nay be mailed to the Mississippi
Heart Association, 134 E. Amite
St., Jockson, Miss.
Holmes County herald., 1959-06-25
NEWS Q

Zaline and Linda Rogers returned
for weeks visit withthem
Miss Louise Hearn and Miss
Barbara Ann Edwards spent Fri
day with Mrs. James Harthcock
We are sorry to hear that little
Pinky Kuhn is aaptient in the
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. sanders Richmond
an dson motored to Carthage this
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Smith and
family from Jackson, visited ir
the Leslie Smith home Sunday.
Holmes County herald., 1959-06-25
COXBURG
By Mrs. Henry Webseter

The Coxburg Home Demonsrta-
iton Club met Monday afternoon
in Mrs. Rufus Netherlands home.
The program began with the club
singing Listen to the Mocking
Bird" Club prayer repeated in
unison. Devotional was taken
flom 1st John and given by Mrs.
Netherland. Educational topi c.:
Children, Responsibility in Work, -
was given by Mrs. Netherland.
Mrs.Doyle Rogers and Mrs. Nor
ris Hearn gave the demonstration
on Time Saving Practices in the
Home. The hostess served deli
cious cookies and coca-colas for
refreshments.
Holmes County herald., 1959-06-25
Rev.COss Tells
Revival Plans

Reverend Allan Goss announces
plans for a revival at the Oak
Grove Baptist Church at Tolarville
July S through 10. Services will
be held twice daily at Z am. and
7:45 pm. Reverend Jimmy Earl
Jackson of Greenwood, will bring
the messages.
Holmes County herald., 1959-06-25

We are sorry to hear that Ray
mond Tolad had to have surgery
the past week, but glad to repor:
that he is a home doing fine.
Miss Barbara Ann Edwards is
visiting in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Hearn this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Winstead and
children from Pascagoula, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marty Killebrew from Texas,
are visiting in the ]. A. Hearn
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Spencer
from Greenville, visited in the
Roy Chisolm home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolye Rogers and
family were supper guests in the
Byrd Abel home Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Rogers and
Mrs. John Edwin and daughter.
Kathy, were visitors in the Oscar
Rogers home Sunday. Misses
Holmes County herald., 1959-06-25

The Harland's Creek WINS me
Wednesday night. The program
was opened with prayer by thr
President, Mrs Doyle Rogers. The
devotional was given by Mrs. }
A. Hearn, regarding the rearing
OF children. This was taken frop
several chapters IN the Bible.
The program topic was. "Foste~
ing Youth Organizations" which
was given by several member,
of the WINS. Mrs. Helen Marshal
dismissed with prayer for moro
interest for the youth in our day
Holmes County herald., 1959-06-25
ABILITY = COURAGE = EXPERIENC
HONESTY
CHRISTIAN AND FAMILY MAN

ne 90 married to the former Pat Burrow who graduated in
+4 om he Clarksdae High School and from te University
Ann 8 and Jimmy S. ' " ~
Tins e. I1a"ans is an active member in his Baptist Church
Mason, O E. S., 40 ct g. " F. w and be Aroorico i
'ouonntted to and approved by Arnis E. Haw,kins}
Holmes County herald., 1959-06-25
\ TOlarville
News
By Phillip Dawes

Lamar and Wayne Slay were
visitors of the Smith family dur
ing the Bible School.
Visitors of Mrs. Hoover Sunday
evening were, her great grand
children, Mrs. Winnie Grace Win
stead and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Cobb were
dinner guests of Mrs. E. o. Jones.
Mrs. Eddie Fay Dawes and friend
from San Diego, Calf, enjoyed
a fish fry at the home of Artie
Cobb in Belzoni.
Holmes County herald., 1959-06-25
Why I WIN Never Drink

Why I WIN Never Drink
Drinking has caused manv
deaths. II anyone cared much
ABOUT their soul, they would never
taste OF the slconolic beverage
anyone who wanted to ruin their
sour could find many other wavs
70 DO IT. II has caused MANY
homes to be broken up.
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by RMAN x. WINSTON
40 told 20 Leonard Gross

decided, therefore, that the high Russian official
would make an excellent scout for the sixman team
in charge or setting up the U.s. fair My request trans
mitted via the Soviet Embassy in Washington, reached
Mkoyan in Cleveland He agreed to the suggestion and
asked meet him in Washington before his return
to Russia.
1t has been said that when Mikoyan is not smiling he
looks dour and forbiddns Twas bit uneasy as stood
in the reception line at the Soviet Embassy on the last
evening Of his visit. But when il explained to him
that was the man for whom he had kept list his eyes
Lit up and he smiled broadly. Chose eyes they are
remarkably large and penetrating. And when Mkoyan
shakes hands he holds though you were the only
person in the room.)
An Order From Moscow
Later, in an adjoining salon, with both Oleg Troy
anovsky, the Official interpreter, and Mikcyans son.
Sergo transatng, met to 60 over the list. By now
the Embassy was overrun with diplomats, govern
ment officials and newspapermen, all anxious for word
with the Soviet Deputy Premier But regardless Of the
distractions, Mkoyan was indeed the master sales-
man. as be extoled the merits Of the products that
impressed him most.
As he said goodby to me after our interview Mikoyan
declared: We must all these things" He grabbed
my hand again. IF you have any questions write to
me- That was music to - Continued on Hex1 page
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cinated Mikoyan in this category was the
two-story aluminium section known as
curtain walls, which we now hang on the
outside Of our skyscrapers, enabling US to
complete exteriors in matter of weeks.
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complete exteriors in matter of weeks. I'M
q llessaweiglse Sswmlsawe. "Om furniture is too
big and too heavy for small rooms. We need light
furniture" Mikoyan said. He asked how we would
furnish small one and twobedroom apartments. and
we gave him a short course in interior decoration.
So the day may be coming when Muscovite apartment
n dwellers will live in fats decorated &C
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II I'M the basket chair, and cat their borsch
off TV tables set up in the living room:
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plate. recovered the ball and
threw wild past Becquer. COW
ering the plate, and Boyd came
all the way around on that
heave.
Bob Nleman then increased
Hyde's embarrassment by BOOM
ing a home run into the left
field bleaehers. II was the FIRST
homer hit of Hyde since last
May 20, when Joe DeMaestri OF
the Athletics did IL.
Pappas. who walked six and
unleashed three wild pitches.
required aid from Billy Loes in
the seventh after walking Ron
Sanford. With two out and a
two-ball count on Allison,
Pappas was yanked. Allison
singled 20 score Sanford. but
Loes then retired the last seven
batters In order.
The Orioles added q run In
the eighth of Vito Valentino
ETH when Billy Klaus doubled
and Billy Gardner singled.
NOTES: pappas. whose real
name Is Miltiades Stergios Pa
pastedgios. jr. celebrated his