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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-08-07
CHURCH COMM EMORATES
ANNIVERSARY

Special services concentrating
the anniversary of Liberals In
dependence were held this week,
comprising the IL a. m. services
of st. Luke's Episcopal church,
1914 Fifteenth Street. N. W.,
Washington, ID. G.
Highlighting this special thanks
giving service was the tradition
al sermon in tribute to Liberia,
delivered by the Reverend billiard
H. Brown, st. Luke's rector
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-08-07
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ing Open Sesame"
The Cotton Club in Atlantic
City closed after the management
wasn't satisfied with the new
show and business was bad
then all the cast got only l week
salary when many had contracts
for the summer. Some had even
made negotiations to rent cottages
for their stay and had to loose
deposits. That's showbusiness
Earl Grant wailing on Jack
PARIS show but did so little or
gan playing we wonder If he's
leaning too entirely OH his voice
:. A sensation on the west coast,
the TV Parr show was just what
he needed to get acquainted with
the folks this way. :.
It just didn't look like Billie
Holiday the woman in the cas-
ket She was dark, thin, sad
and strange. Only the gardenia
was a reminder. Hundreds of
Harlemites came down town to
visit the body at the funeral
home before rites the fact that
Billie was not taken back to Har-
lem didn't mean she didn't love
her people only meant she was
international and her friends were
everywhere. New album by RCA
out already with beautiful but
sad picture of Billie for a cover.
truly testimonial album.
Frank Silvera continues to get
hose great non-Negro typed parts
nd We are very proud of how
we'll he handles them. His lat
est was as a gypsy leader in
bat Masterson" on TV. Sill
veria's mobile face can play al
most any nationality and he GER
tainly handles a variety of roles.
Eartha Kit will have another
role on the order Of Mrs. Pat
.erson" which brought her Broad
way fame when she returns to
he stage next season to do "Jol-
ly's Progress" for the Theatre
Guild Needless to say, any
production backed by the Theatre
Guild is earmarked for success.
In this new one Eartha plays a
young girl sponsored by moth
arly white woman who is helped
over the hurdles of growing up as
a Negro The story has little
indignation merit but if we know
Eartha, she'll get the point over.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-08-07

Fitness, was chairman of the
national judges.
Further information on the
1959-60 contest may be obtained
from local Auxiliary units, or
from the Essay Department, VIEW
Auxiliary, 400 West 34th street,
Kansas City II, Mo.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-08-07

NEW YORK CITY-(GNS)-
ROY HAMILTON AND INTE-
GRATED sHOW-Roy Hamilton,
for our money. is just the sort
of rising young star who will get
there. He has an unmoving de-
termination for stardom and no
thing, he hopes, will get in his
way this time. On his first jour
ney upward he was just young
kid who had the same trouble
as many managers who push
talent for monetary gain alone
not bothering about what tight
schedules do to the artist. Roy
did so many one-nighters that
When he walked away it was with
money for his manager but
mostly bad health for himself.
He was hospitalized for many
months in great fight to live
which he won beautifully. Then
came the long fight upward gett-
Ing back into the swing of things
back in the business After
few trys which did nothing. he
made it with Don't Let Go" and
L Need Your Love So Bad
Now his albums are pretty.look-
ing and plentiful and eyerytime
you look up there's a new one.
Stepping into still new part
of fame Roy has been making
the circuit theatres with an in
|tegrated cast his own show call
ed Roy Hamilton's Starlite Re-
|yue' and It's been making a lot
of noise and money all along
the way. OF course Roy is the
star and takes the show as vet
|eran he looks like a boy next
door and the audience loves him.
: He has q different appeal than
Johnny Mathis, Billy Eckstine and
Nat Cole all stars in his league
4 but whereas Roy has not played |
the top spots as his contempor-
aries and enjoyed their fortune, |
he's brought down the house in
the spots he's visited.
Here in New York however
we were disappointed when the
four white girls in the chorus line
dropped out and were replaced
by two local Negro girls. The
reason given was that the for
mer girls wanted more money and
the show had been booked on a
flat rate with no leeway to pay
raises. Producer Bill Cook hasti-
ly called in four violinists for the |
house band as their theme was
'integrated show" Mauri |
leighton did the fem vocals and /
the remainder of the show was
the Madison Trio and the come
dy team of Pigmeat & Shorty, |
local funsters
Edna Mae Robinson, Rays wife, !
was so excited when she went to
a neighbcrhood appliance store to
choose a washing machine for
her Bronx home she saw re-
frigerator which caught her eye
and not being able to find the
handle, she astonnded the sales
man by closing her eyes and say
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-08-07
FOUNDED BY AMERICAN
NEGROES

Liberia was founded in 1922
by American Negroes under au-
spices of the American Colonial
ton Society.
After being administered for %
years by the Society, the country
declared its independence on July
26, 1S47 and adopted a constitution
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-08-07
Ladies Auxiliary
VFW Opens Annual
Essay Contest

The opening Of us 10th annual
National High School Essay Con
test was announced this week
by the Ladies Auxiliary to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars. The
topic will be Civil Defense
An American Tradition
Students in all public, private
and parochial high schools are
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-08-07

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all druggists also have famous Lydia Z.
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-08-07

NoiU YOU con throu change-of-
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Lydia Pinkham's remarkable
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of medicines even includes blood
strengthening iron That's why,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-08-07

patterned after that of the United
States
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-08-07

FOR FEMALE AIENTSl Doctors prove Lydia
lquid
from dEcomforts OF monthly pain aud Change-of-life
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-08-07

Science has
exploded old
myths about
change-of-
VsF1H I1v,,Nk
Evening star., 1959-12-06
ALL AT SEA
Furness Celebrating
40 Years of Service
ALL AT SEA

Furness Lines on Tuesday
aalebrates its 40th anniversary
Of service to Bermuda.
The former IS Fort Hamilton
began the New York-Bermuda
service on December 8, 1919.
In 1920 she was joined by the
Fort Victoria and Fort st.
George. That year, Flrness
ships carried $4,000 visitors to
Bermuda.
FurnesS today operates the
Ocean Monarch and the Queen
Of Bermuda out of New York.
Grace Line reports its fall
cruises to the Caribbean show
q sizable passenger increase
over last year. Although there
is space on all winter sailingS," "
Godfrey Macdonald, vice pres
ident of the line, said, advance
bookings indicate business will
continue active throughout the
winter"
=
The American President Lines
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Florida Trip
Reservations
AreAdViised

Miami Beach, looking for its
best season in history, is ad-
vising prospective visitors to
make hotel reservations well in
advance.
The same is true for trans
portation, unless you plan to
drive.
Every index points to a rec
ord, or near-record, number of
visitors to this city" a state
ment from city officials de-
clared, land both air lines and
railroads already are booked
at near capacity over the
Christmas-New Year holidays
despite the addition Of numer-
Gus extra flights and trains.
Room reservations will save
considerable time for many
arrivals. While it is rare for
all lodgings here to be filled,
it must be remembered that
Miami Beach has $50 hotels
and the hours spent in check
ing this list for vacancies can
be considerable"
There is usually q slack pc
riod Of about three weeks after
New Years Day before the
areas high" season gets under
way.
The holiday season normally
finds many travellers disap-
pointed in being unable to ar
Evening star., 1959-12-06
FLORIDA VISITORS UPSET
PREDICTED 1860 TOTALS

Visitors to Florida in the first nine months Of the
year numbered nearly milon-the total predicted by
the Florida Development Commission for all of 1850.
The commission reported that in the January
tember period 8922054 vacatoners crossed the States
borders by plane. train, bus and automobile.
OF the total 80 cent arrived by Is per cent
by plane, per cent by train and per cent by bus.
The commission said comparison of 1959's first
three-quarter period with last years not available
due to counting method inaugurated in June Of
1858. But comparison for the July through September
period showed 38 per cent increase over last year.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
New Books:
.BuIIfighting,
:5Oth State
These are among the best Of

These are among the best Of
the current travel books:
AFICIONADO! by Vincent
J-R Kehoe. CHastings House,
N. Y; $12.50O
This is an excellent photo
graph-text combination cover
ing the technical and artistic
aspects Of that controversial
event which the world tourist
will encounter in some form or
other sooner or later-the bull
fight. Mr.. Kehoe has divided
his effort into sections dis
cussing the men, the animals,
the equipment, the dress, and
the event itself. Each section
contains compact glossaries of
the intricate terms involved.
Most Of the photographs are
good and some Of them are
magnificent. While Mr.. Kehoe
obviously is enthusiastic about
his subject, his final state
ment is: This book is not q
Justification of tauromaquia,
only an explanation of it."
A HAWAIIAN READER,
edited by A. Grove Day and
Carl Stroven. (Appleton-Cen-
tury-Crofts; $500
This would be destined for
success by names alone. Its
pieces range in time from one
by Captain Cook, discussing his
discovery Of the islands, to an
introduction by James A. Mich
ener, perhaps the most popular
writer on the Pacific area to-
day. The editors seem devoted
to the task Of explaining
through the eyes of good writers
why Hawaii is what it Is today
and they have done q good
Job. There are stories from
the pens Of Thomas Manly,
Mark Twain, Robert Louis Ste
venson, Rupert Brooke, Jack
London. w. Somerset Vaughan,
Kathryn Hume, ]. P. Mar
quand and a host Of others.
1t is one Of the most intriguing
armchair travel books we have
seen this season.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

range for transportation to and
from the Miami Beach area
when they want 1t. Heaviest
demand this year Is on Decem-
Der Is and 10 southbound, and
on January 2 and 8 northbound.
The Orange Bowl festivities
help swell the holiday crowd.
First event on that program is
the Orange Bowl Junior Tennis
tournament December "A. Play
ers In the 18-and-under age
bracket from 20 nations will
take part this year.
Football remains the high
light Of the holiday week, with
the North-South All-Star game
set for December 20, and the
Orange Bowl classic January /.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

next month will undertake q
million-dollar improvement pro-
gram on its IS President Cleve-
land and IS President Wilson.
The remodeling, which includes
rebuilding 81 f1rst-class rooms
on A Deck into is enlarged
staterooms, will take about
three weeks.
Lady passengers aboard the
MS Italia's Caribbean cruises
out Of Miami will be given SOU
venir overnight bags, and male
passengers will each get a Gig
arctic lighter. The trips are be-
ing handled by Caribbean
Cruise Lines here.
E& -
North German Lloyd's liners
Bremen and Berlin have been
added to the list of Caribbean
cruise ships which will shun
Havana this season. The Berlin
will call at Kingston, Jamaica,
instead Of Havana, during her
cruise from New York Deem
Der %. Sailings Of the Bremen
from New York will substitute
Cap Haitien during her Febru-
ary / cruise and Kingston on
the February 81 itinerary.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

into q NAH for pedestrian traf-
f1c only. Much Of what is now
paved street will be turned into
gardens.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Voters Approve

Voters Of Miami Beach, Fla.
have approved plans to change
the Lincoln road shopping area
Evening star., 1959-12-06

Leave Washington at 1900 NOON
orrive in Howoii the same evening.
You cross the continent and half an ocean
at speeds up to 600 mph. Fly American
Airlines TOT Jet Flagship to California,
then on to Hawaii aboard Pan American
lntercontinentoI Jet Clipper.
Toke advantage Of special Jet-to-Howoii
tours: 7 days Is niehts) and up; from
S540 including air fore-or only S54
down.
Friendship Int1 Arpor 'PAA Truds Mark Reg s. Pct Off,
Evening star., 1959-12-06

The American President Lines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
September Is

$3.50
4-Erom These Roots. Dromo.
5-Grondpa's Pioee. Kids.
7-Who Do Yov Trust9 Quiz.
e-The Verdict Is Yours. Triol.
400
4-Truth or Consequences.
COLOR. Bob 6orker. host
5-Pick Temple. Kids
I Hour. Featuring songs and
Popeye cartoons.
7-Americon Bondstond.
IA Hours. Dick Ciork. m. c.
9-The Brighter Ooy. Scroll.
4:l5
9-The Secret Storm. Scroll.
4:30
4-county Foir. VorietY.
9-Edse Of Night. Seriol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
proerom Listines WEDNESDAY

9-The EorIy Show. Movie.
IA Hours. The Biscuit Eoter."
1910. Billy Lee, Helen Milford.
Wednesday, Listines Cont. Next Pees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

500
4-Susie. Comedy.
5-MiIt Gront Show. VorietY.
! Hour. Teen ooers' dance porty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
A Very Special, Year

Woman! Topic: rs the American Woman Los
ing Her Femininity? Esther Williams, hostess.
Friday. Sept 10. $3.50 to $3.50 pm. WRC-4.
America Pauses in September. Variety show.
Julie London, the Kingston Trio, Art Linkletter,
Alan Young and the cast of Holiday on Ice
Tuesday, Sept. %, to 1890 pmr WRC-4.
A Toast to Jerome Kern. Robert Cummings,
Howard Keel, Louis Prima and Keely Smith.
Bambi Linn and others
Friday, Sept 25 $50 to $50 pm, WRC-4.
An Evening With Jimmy Durante. Guests: Law
renee Welk, Gisele Mackenzie Bobby Darrin
and Sal Mineo.
Sunday, Sept. 81 7:3O to 9 pm, WTOP-s.
Sullivan's Travels: Invitation to Moscow. Vari-
Continued on Next Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

When is special truly special? NBC and
CHS are proudly claiming staggering number
for the $500 season-over 200 each!
Divide 400 by the eight seasonal months
and that averages out to so month, or more
than one a night!
And that's not counting ABC, which may
be relying heavily on regular programming but
will still be offering handful Of these multi
starred "occasionals!"
Closer inspection of the specials" claimed
by NBC and CHS, however, indicates that each
statistical department, in an effort to outwhoop
the other, may have gone somewhat more than
slightly overheard. The weekly Playhouse 90,
for example, is included in the CHS list. NBC
stars who had weekly shows last season Milton
Berle, George Burns etc. and will now be seen
only infrequently-but for an hour-are now
on that special" list.
Numerically, though it's still record for
the medium-and space permits only selected
samplng of what's upcoming the next few
months.
Sunday, Sept. Is, 8 to pm, WRC-4. NBC
News. East Africa TOO Late for Reason" Focus
on the three nations in the Federation OF the
Rhodesians and Nyasaland.
Wednesday. Sept l6. 10 to IL p.mr WTOP-s
The Arthur Godfrey Show. Variety program
tapped in Hawaii and on Godfreys farm.
Thursday, Sept II, 2 to pm. WToP-s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
Doffy Definition

On the closed Circuit NBC press preview
recently, Milton Berle had some comments
about the shower OF specials. The following
crack brought down the house:
You all know what special is" he began.
That's any show that isn't about AL Capone."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-27
Powerful Draft Horses
To ShO1u Their Strength

Draft horses, those hay
burning luxuries INDUCED by
only a few modern farmers,
have come into their own at
the Montgomery County
Fair during spectacular light
and heavy weight pulling
contests.
Mighty Clydesdales (Scot-
land), Percherons (France),
and Belgians (Belgium) will be
led to the contest area near
the baseball diamond starting
at z pm. Friday, August %.
The larger of the Clydesdales
and Percherons are one-ton
packages of short coupled
power, awesomely british in APP
pearance but surprisingly
gentle.
Few stations will be used be-
cause of their higher worth and
the possibility of injury. Mostly
geldings and mares will be har-
messed in teams of two for their
three tries at pulling weight.
Persons unfamiliar with eli.
Their of the three breeds have
probably seen their like pulling
the familiar Budweiser beer
wagon in photographs.
Clarence Pearson, chairman
of the Fair, has a stable full
of magnificent Percherons.
Douglas Connolly, assistant su.
perintendent of the weight pull
ing contests and draft horse
show classes also has few.
Stakes are high in the weight
pulling contests. Prize money
ranges downward from $40 for
the winning team of heavies to
$50 to the eighth best team.
Lightweight prizes range from
$40 to $50 for the best six teams.
In the old days, draft horses
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-27

pulled wooden sleds loaded with
rock. LAUNDERING camps staged
contests with horses and mules
pulling huge logs.
Today's contests-at the Fair,
anyhow-are a lot different.
Fair teams will be hitched up to
chain traces attached to spring
loaded scales fixed to the bed
of two-ton truck.
These scales are adjustable to
resist the teams pull. Some
of the more powerful teams will
extend the scales to their limit,
and then start dragging the
truck through the dirt.
With this probability in mind,
contest officials will set the
brakes on the truck, put its
transmission in gear, and put
snow chains on the wheels to
create the greatest drag pos
sible.
Team driver will sit in the
back of the truck to urge on
their horses. They will not be
allowed to use whips or even to
slap reins on the backs of the
hOrses-rather, they will have
to control the teams by voice.
Meanwhile, four trophies will
be awarded to draft horse COM
petitors in the show classes. Le-
land H. Fisher, Inc, will give
a trophy to the Grand Cham
pion Percheron Stallion; Cath
ersburg Farmers Supply will
sponsor one for the Grand
Champion Clydesdale M fare;
Herbert Bryant, Inc, will award
a trophy to the Grand Cham
pion Belgian Mare; and Bow
man Bros, Inc, will offer a
trophy to the Neatest Draft
Horse Exhibitor.
Show class will be held at 4
pm, Tuesday, August %. Judge
will be Harry Cannady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17
PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY

advanced Degree Required)
PHYSICAL CHEMISTS for: Reaction rates and/or
radiation problems experimental determination of
thermodynamic properties of materials
THEORETICAL PHYSICISTS: ELECTROMAGNETIC In.
teraction with plasmas atomic molecular cross
sections; statistical mechanics and quantum mechan-
ics nuclear weapons-related background.
EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICISTS: For research on
mteraction Of mcrowave with plasmas and mole
cular beam apparatus.
SPECTROSCOPIST: For research Of gaseous flow
systems.
SR. PHYSICISTS: Aerodynamics and kinetc theory;
mteraction Of radiation with matter, electron cross
sections and radiation transport.
ORGANIC CHEMISTS: For experiments in lubricant
eValuation and cumulative organic analysis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17
AIR CONDITIONING

Layout and design Of aircraft Quoting systems space
control layouts and equipment installation Design
and analysis Of cooling systems equipment specica-
tons and test analysis Includes cabin conditioning
presentation and temperature regulation, anti
icing and auxiliary power installations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17
RECEIVER ENGINEERS

At least yrs experience in design and DEVELOPMENT
Of intermediate frequency ampliiers including 30 NC
to 60 NC region Should be familiar with pole-zero
concept Will be given major responsibility in design
and development of If amplfers used in radars and
other equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17
HELP WOMEN

CITY EMPLOYMENT
1910 9th St NV. co. $1,000
ACCOUNTING CLERK. type so,
MANY OTHERS
COLUMBIA EMPL.. I34I 6 NV.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK. re-
search organ. Fairfax Co: exper.
preferred: emplove benefits: pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS Sal. commensu-
rate with expeF Write 10 Box
OBS, Star before Wed 3I1S.
NTS-RECEIVABLE CLERK.
part time ) hrs day. 5 DAYS:
mature, experienced in once
procedure Box 30-S. Star.
ACCTS To &c ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17
HELpMEM

yANITOR. EXPERIENCED, for new
eiose-in virginia; jenitor work
only; no maintenance work. $3.50
per no.. plus hrand-new spacious
l-bedrm. ant, See Mrs stuTman,
1900 8. Arlington Ridge I'd Ar
sEsSn "a Do. nhSns &c OF .b tSssS
JANITOR for elevator bldg. Must
have localsreferences and no police
record. married, no children; sal
view wy p sss M iSed HoIl,S sD. IT'S inter istb
81, NV No phone calls.
JANlTOR, no children, sober: ex.
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JANIT0R. eolored. About as yrs,
old, married, no children, nom
arlnker, exper. with minor plumb
local refs: i0.unit NV apt,
house oil heat, good salary, pius
3-rm. apt. DE. 2-24l0; DE, 2-95SS
JANITOR. hall man and nisht en-.
exper.. refs. EN-. 2.I3OO.
JANIToR, handym an for apis
oV so To ah Sdl;t Ss6Tm apt apt N Mus
I NN1NAt aaaa1lAAOua 4HQ HENt
JAMES {. coNLE9Y 20, CO.. A. fNc.,
1925 Ga, ave. Ju, $500.
JANIToR, small garden project
Must be able TO make minor re-
pairs and handle No. 3 oil burner
experienced only need apply. Cal
WO. 6-6376,
JANIT0R = Must be experienced
reliable, new apt project In Alex.
andria. Call MRS. PHADO XII
S-422e, or apply 270O Dartmouth
Rd., Alexandria.
JANrToR. white for small build,
Ing. some yard work. Must have
good refs; very attractive salary
Phone Mr.. KAHN for apt. RE
7-s678.
JANITORS
Who now have is TO 90 hours Z
week spare time but are inter.
ested In earning an additions
income for themselves. Call A, ID
HERREN, tn. 2-665O, o to 8
Monday throush Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-17
MANUFACTURING
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

Degree required knowledge and experience in mis-
sile and aircraft industry desired plus ability to
initiate advanced manufacturing development projects
and direct all phases to concusion)
METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS experienced in re-
Sisance fusion welding honeycomb brazing adhesive
bonding and fastening, machining or sheet metal
forming --latest techniques)
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS experienced in printed
crcuitry servo-mechaniSms nuclear Instrumentation
checkout Of electrical components
CHEMICAL ENGINEERS experienced in chemical
etching, adhesive bonding and fastening plastics or
ceramics.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS experienced in machin-
ing with knowledge of tool geometry or sheet metal
forming.
MATHEMATICIAN with knowledge of engineering
mathematics numerical control part data processing