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The Arizona post., 1959-04-03

The raVen-haired beauty,
who was reared as a protest
ant, repeatedly had been con-
sidering the conversion for
several years. Her conversion,
however, caught the film col
ony by surprise.
The conversion was an
nounced by Temple Israel, of
which Rabbi Max Nussbaum,
a leading Reform rabbi and
Zionist, is spiritual leader. A
spokesman for the Temple
said that the announcement
was made at Miss Taylor's re-
quest and that conversions
normally are not announced.
Rabbi Nussbaum, who con-
Quoted the ceremony, said
that the death of Mike Todd
in a plane crash in 1858, ap-
parently intensified the 27-
year-old actress desire to be-
come a Jew. He said she had
been studying Judaism for
the past six months.
"She was a good pupil"
said Rabbi Nussbaum. "She
has a good understanding of
Jewish life and has read ex-
tensively in Jewish history"
Her agent, Kurt Frings,
quoted Miss Taylor as telling
him that her conversion "has
nothing to do with any future
The Arizona post., 1959-04-03

made by Mr.. Weiss, owner of
the Garden Plaza building.
The sidewalk cafe is cleverely
decorated with an awning and
wrought iron ratings.
THE GARDEN PLAZA
restaurant and sidewalk cafe
are operated by Mrs. Hope
BridWell. The cafe will be
open from $50 am. to 10 pm.
every day of the week except
Sunday throughout the sum-
mer.
The Arizona post., 1959-04-03
Jewish sIvr EGmnoted
Pope John 'C|eons Up' Prayer

Last November, Col. Wit
ali addressed a petition on
this subject to the new
spiritual leader of Catholic
ism, Pope John XIII. The
Pontiff replied promptly,
saying that he was request
ing an analysis of the Good
Friday" liturgy from the
Sacred Congregation. Just
before this years Good
Friday" the Vatican issued
a Papal Order changing the
liturgy. From now on, the
The Arizona post., 1959-04-03

In 1913, the Vatican's
Sacred Congregation issued
a declaration, stating that
"it would not be prohibit
ed" to alter the old per
fidious" phrase wi h a
substitution referring to
Jews as "infidels" or mere
ly as "unbelievers." How
ever, since that declaration
was only permissive, and
not mandatory, all Catholic
prayer books retained the
old phrasing.
The Arizona post., 1959-04-03

marriage plans. This is some
thing I've wanted to do for
a long time"
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Tay-
lor, the actress parents, at
tended the conversion cere-
mony, at which she took an
oath to uphold the standards
of Judaism.
The Arizona post., 1959-04-03

Mrs. Bridwell says she will
accept reservations for pri-
vate parties or club affairs
for the new sidewalk cafe.
The April-in-Paris effect is
new for Tucson and has
drawn enthusiastic response
from TucSOnanS.
The Arizona post., 1959-04-03
Liz Taylor Was Good
Conversion Student

HOLLYWOOD, (JTA)-Actress Elizabeth Taylor, who
learned to speak passabe Yddsh the wife of the late
Mike Todd and who expected to marry another Yiddish
speaking entertainment celebrity, Eddie Fisher
verted to Reform Judaism last week.
The Arizona post., 1959-04-03

phrasing is not optional,
but mandatory. Catholics
pray "for the Jew" without
referring to the Jew in in
sulting fashion.
The Arizona post., 1959-04-03
New Sidewalk Cafe Opens
In Weiss Garden Plaza

There's touch of continental Paris in Tucson these
days.
Brds Restaurant at POI NJ Stone has added sidewalk
cafe in Joseph Weiss Garden Plaza.
The suggestion for Tucsons first sidewalk cafe
The Arizona post., 1959-04-03

TEL AVN, (JTA)-An eX.
hibition of Dutch paintings,
including masterpieces of
special Jewish interest, done
by artists of the Dutch
Golden Age" was opened
here at the new Helena
RubinStein Pavilion.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Fisherman Finds
Body in Atlantic

OCEAN CITY. Md, Nov. Is
(AP).-Authorities are trying
to Identify the body of a man
found in the Atlantic ocean
about seven miles of the Mary
land coast.
The body was found yester-
day by Charles Parker, a fishing
boat captain. The Coast Guard
it had been in the
water two or three weeks.
The Coast Guard described
the victim as 5 feet 10 inches
in height, weighing l4O-l6O
pounds. 80 to 40 years old and
slender to medium build.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

numerous written protests were
sent the council.
The councils tentative ap-
proval of the 12-acre tract diff
fers from action of it's prede-
cessor council in December,
1856. when the opposite side of
the intersection, now occupied
by the Bel Air swimming pool.
was considered for apartment
coming.
At that time, the council one
week voted to approve apart
ment coming for a l1.5-acre
tract there. but reversed itself
by a 6-to-1 vote the next week.
The plea was rejected on
grounds the area primarily was
surrounded by single family
homes and such apartments
would add to congestion at the
intersection. One of those vot-
ing against it then was Coun-
Gilman Williams. The vote in
favor then was cast by Mr..
Walker.
In other business, the coun-
Gil:
/. Approved a zoning ordi-
nance amendment setting a
new industrial park zone which
will provide performance STAN
dards conducive to the devel-
opment of "garden-type" in
dustrial plants. The new zone,
which has been debated and
studied for more than a year,
was approved with one final
amendment providing for less
restrictive noise standards.
Bruno o. Weinschel, a Ken
sington engineering conSultant,
had told council members the
proposed noise standards were
so stringent that the noise
created by crickets" would have
constituted a violation.
2. Directed the Public Works
Department to make a cost and
feasibility study of two alter
nate road improvement prof.
ects, both of which would serve
as routes bypasSing the Be-
thesda business district.
One proposal calls for a 81
million expansion of Waverly
street from East-West highway
south to Bradley lane. The
other bypass route would fol-
low Pearl street. The study will
also investigate the feasibility
of constructing a Pearl street
tunnel under East-West high
way. The tunnel, according to
a suggestion from County Man.
ager M. L. Reese, could extend
northward for several hundred
feet.
3. Approved the Bethesda
Fire Departments proposed
purchase of property in the
Bradley Hills subdivision Of the
Kefauver tract as the site for
a third Bethesda fire station.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

three 1oo-bed units instead of
the two units previously
planned.
Gov. Tawes also said he will
request funds to complete the
200-bed inirmary building at
the Catonsville hospital.
In a speech prepared for de-
livery to the Council of Wom-
ems AuxiliarieS of Maryland
State Mental Hospitals, the
Governor said the Spring Grove
project is only one phase of
the plan to improve mental
hospital facilities in Maryland.
Our mental hospitals are no
longer Maryland's shame" he
added, ''but we must not rest
until they become Maryland's
pride"
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Montgomery Council Okoys
Zoning for Six Apartments

12.9-acre tract east of Georgia
avenue and north of Blueridge
avenue in Wheaton. The orig
inal application requested re-
coming for a total of 80 acres.
4. Denied in a unanimous
vote a request for apartment
coming on a 34.2-acre tract on
the east side of Halpine road
south of Rockville.
S. Denied 5-to-2, Rio or r.
20 apartment coming requested
for a 7.6-acre tract on Coles
vile road just north of the
Burnt Mills filtration plant.
Councilman McCeney and VIII
liams dissented.
In the 12-acre VierS Mill road
application, Councilman Ca
hoon, stating the majority view
that the rezoning should be
granted, declared that property
was appropriately located for
high-density use on a major
highway" which he said was
intersected by another main
thoroughfare Connecticut ave-
nue. extended.
First on VierS Mill
1t will be the first apartment
zoning along dual-lane VierS
Mill road in the Smile stretch
from Wheaton to Rockville.
The tract is opposite two
other smaller tracts, totaling
3.2 acres, which the council
yesterday rejected for apart
ment use. Last February, all
three rezoning bids drew heavy
opposition from nearby home
owners. About 800 persons
turned out at hearings before
the council to protest and
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Prince Edward
Aeoin Refuses
School Funds

FARMVILLE. Va, Nov. Is
CAP)-PTince Edward County
supervisors again have refused
to provide money to maintain
the county's closed school build
ings. Moreover, they turned
down a plea for money to pay
the county's share of school
oftlcials' salaries. Both pleas
were made by school officials.
The school buildings were
Evening star., 1959-11-18

Montgomery County Council
members yesterday took action
in a ong-standing backlog of
IL apartment coming cases.
In rapid succession of both
tentative and final votes. the
council denied six and granted
six.
The six denials, however, in
volved a total of 101 acres for
which multi-family coming had
been requested, while requests
that were approved we're for a
total of about 29 acres. Some of
the applications we're filed
nearly two years ago.
In five key votes, all subject
to a formal re-vote next week,
the council:
l. Denied 5-to-2 a request for
R-30 apartment coming on a
55.7-acre portion of the White
Flint golf course property on
Rockville pike north of Be-
theSda. The County Planning
Board had recommend apart
ment zoning for a 34-acre
parcel Of the tract. Councilmen
B. Houston McCeney and
Jerry T. Willims cast dissenting
votes.
2. Granted R-30 coming for a
12-acre tract at Viers Mill road
and Connecticut avenue in
Connecticut Avenue Park. Four
council members, David l..
Cahoon, Grover K. Walker, Mr..
McCeney and Mr.. Williams,
voted for the rezoning, which
had been favored by the PLAN
ming board. but not by its staff.
8. Granted, according to a
planning board recommended
ton, apartment coming for a
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Mon Gets 10 Years
In $500 Robbery

A 10-year prison sentence
was ordered yesterday for a
Baltimore man in the $500
robbery of a Western Union
Office in Hyattsville, Md.
Judge John B. Gray, jr., of
the Prince Georges circuit
court, imposed the peniteniary
sentence on Richard Ashcroft,
Al. The robbery occurred last
July is at the Office at 5213
Baltimore avenue, police said.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
NV. DOicnGOarn
Shopping Area
N%%$SN%~N%%%NN%%N%$%%%%%N

~NSSSNSSSS$SNS$$S<N%<%%AN$
Am Trading Company
military Uniforms. Luggage,
Work Clothesl
i23 10th ST. NV. RE. 7-2545
Arnnlde's Tails
Everything In Pan Fashions,
$50 18th st. NV nI T-2bO7
aIias Sports store
iSports. Fishing Tackle Firearmsl
Corner Of 9th & D SITS. ME. S-2437
Berman's Health Shoes
lorthopedie Shoes for Entire Family
I46 9th St. NV. RE. 1861
BresIau
s4 iigSTsns iS.S 81 4 apparel and NE su5;l slssss
BOyce g. Lewis Shoes
No Foot Too Hard to Fit"
tMen ONLY Family Shoesi
i35 Ihth st NV. 439 7th st. NV
NE 6O92 ME S-55I6
Browning King Co., Inc.
MEMS Weari
Cavalier Mems Wear
MEMS Furnishlngs d Clothing,
Ii"B-2S 18th st. NV. NO 7-5s0s
COrr's
SII-I3 9th 81 Ex s-sIsI
Crosby Shoe Stores
Featuring Mary Jane Shoes
tI4 ith st NV ME- R-SR67
Eagle Bedding Co.
tBeddins. Furniture. Lampsi
1923 18th 81. NV. CO. 5-5464
Elaine'S, Inc.
,. Casual women's Apparep
tsif isff Mas. 81 A,. KS kS' S-SsaS s-Ss5S
Emma Jettick Shoe Shop
-, .shOes YCg Love to Liys lnl.o.
Fields Clothes, Inc.
Mems Clothes and FurnishinEsj
722 nth st NV ME s 9659
Fogel's
ILussase. Mems Wear spts Goods,
10th and D SITS NV EX 3-42I2
George g. Co., Inc.
49,. .wsls wear to Size so,
BIO 18th 50 NV. ME-. SOTO
Haber g. Co.
tWomen's wearl
I2O5 G 81 NV DI 7-O246
Huntsberry's Fashion
Footwear Successor to Ed Beam
o2i lith ST. NV d. 5-O633
Irving's
Sports Coos. sportswear, Luggagel
10th and SITS EX 3-2R26
knickerbOcker Fashions, Inc.
tApparel ana Access for Women
sIO ? st. NV. ST s-4sss
KOtzin
1891 ? 81. NV EX. 3-O232
Liberty Shops
tWomens Aceessories)
SEQ SO lStS s = St Wv wv ~ ~ Z sssi ssSi
S. Livingston g. Sons, inc.
tUniform ana Civilian Outfits)
aO6-S 18th st NV. Ma 8-43I2
Lynn Jewellers
sos st NV DI Lamp
New York Trimming Store
tDressmakers sply. Fabrics Yarns,
9I3 G st. NV. DI 5-6i39
Nugent's
,e,O Gsaie;. 7 9, / AApDarsl-Lingsris,
Paul Bennett, Ltd.
Mems Clothtne and Haberdashery,
9I6 I4tb ST wv DI. 7.5Ss2
Plaza Sport Shop
LSports Goods, Sportswear, Camping)
10Th and Sts. NV. ST. 3-O5O5
The Princess Shop
HOS Z st w. NV A'OSrs RE. 7-ssOo
Rite-Way Auto Top Co.
tSeat Covers and Auto Tops,
6O1-9 K st NV RE T.I99I
ROcheI's
Dresses; Goats Suits, Furs,
Iulo st NV NE S-9236
Silberg Bros. Mems Wear
Clothine FURNISHINGS Shoes) d.
S22 t4th st NV Ma S.77ss
The Slack and Skirt Racks
50i nth ST NV tSportsvearl
Slack Rack nj S-Ao2a
Skirt Rack ST z 235S
Surplus Sales Co.
Clothing Shoes, Camp suppnee)
S%" renna ave NV RE. 1864
Tails by Pat Arn0lde
Goa 'ESeryshins in Tall Fashionsl
go 18TH st. NV DI. 7-25O7
Town g. Casual Shoes
[(Air Step, Life Stride and
Little Yankee for Childrenl
OFT nth Sc NV Ma S-S316
Evening star., 1959-11-18
TuWes Backs
Project for
Spring Grove

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1s CAP)
Gov. Tawes said today he
will ask the 1860 General As
sembly to authorize SIS mil
lion for a new central admin
istrative service building at
Spring Grove State Hospital.
The old building is about as
bad as all the bad things which
have been said about it." he
said.
The new building would have
Evening star., 1959-11-18

closed last summer when local
officials refused to integrate
classes in the face of a Federal
court order.
An earlier request for funds
from the county school board
was turned down in August.
County scnooI buildings have
been largely untended since the
public funds we're withdrawn.
A local firm donated money to
protect them against the raw
ages of cold weather.
White pupils are attending
private schools set up in other
facilities. There are no private
schools for Negroes.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

their fair trade contracts and
therefore such prices have been
abandoned.
"The question of reasonable
diligence is very different IN
Montg ON cry and Prince
Georges Counties because of
their close proximity to the Dis
trict where their is no fair
trade. The manufacturers know
this, and l know there are
many discount drugstores in
the District selling their mer-
chandise far below the prices
established by manufacturers
under fair trade contracts in
Maryland.
Manufacturers Passive
Therefore, such manufac-
turers are duty bound to be
more alert and aggressive here
than in other parts of Mary
land. The evidence in this case
shows that the manufacturers
have been passive and indiffer-
ent toward enforcement in this
area"
The judge also said lone of
the plaintiffs himself testified
he became 'disgusted' with the
enforcement program of these
same manufacturers"
James Henry Murdock.
Rockville attorney, represented
Peoples. The plaintiffs were
Ellis and Selma Gadol, owners
of the Four Corners Pharmacy.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
T rode Violation Case
Dismissed in County

Manufacturers will have to do
their own policing if they want
fair trade laws enforced in
Montgomery County.
This is the gist of a decision
by Circuit Court Judge James
H, Pugh when he dismissed a
case in which a Silver Spring
drugstore charged two drug
chains with fair trade viola
tionS.
The judge refused to issue a
permanent injunction enjoiu-
ing Peoples Drug Stores and
the Dart Drug Corp. from.
cut-rate selling. A temporary
injunction had been obtained
last July in an action brought
by the Four Corners Pharmacy
The manufacturers involved
were Miles Laboratories, Mead
johnson & Co., johnson &
Johnson, ana BrlStol-MyerS
Co.
Eventual Bankruptcy
In his decision last Tuesday,
Judge Pugh stated:
THE continued delays by
manufacturers in taking action
to prevent price cutting can
only lead to one result. the
eventual bankruptcy of the in
dependent drugstore"
He also said: The defend
ants claimed that the plaintiffs
have failed to make a reason
ably diligent effort to enforce
Evening star., 1959-11-18
! Columbia Heights
$Upper l4fh ST. NV.

Belle Of Washington
Uniforms LinseTie. sportswear)
SO%2 l4th St NV NO 7-I996
Beyda's
lsportswear ana Children's wearI
3IiA iItb st NV AID 1850
Crosby Shoe Stores
tFesturing Mary Jane ShoesI
3l24 t4th st. NV. NO. 10000
Francine
.o,, !Ladiss' Ready to Wear -
Henrietta's CarOuseI Shop
,o Ladies Apparel
Irving Music & Radio
Records g. PLAYERS. Music, Radios)
sO42 I4th St. NV co. 5-4SO0
Irving Shop, Inc.
3II2 I4th ST Nv AD. 4-ISO4
Jack Blank Pontiac
tssles & Servicel
1887 Irving st. AID 4-S5OO
Leeds
tWomen's Wear)
3Oi6 l4th st NV AID 4-97OO
Levitan's Mems Wear
Mems FURNISHINGS and ClothingD
SOiI I4tb ST NV co 6IISI
Perry Nelson of
Washington, Inc.
Ladies Ready to- WearD
3I05 I4th st NV HO 2-377S
The Sally Shop
feminine Pashions)
1924 l4th ST. NV AID 4-282O
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Laurel, Md.
Rockville, Md.

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Albee Shoes
lShoes tor The Family
Is N. Washington Ave. PO 2-93SO
Children's Center
Infants to Sub Teens Clothingl
2S z. MONTGOMERY Ave PO. 2-2SO1
Larry Alan, Inc.
Mems WearI
22o N Washington st. PO 2-6726
Mark Motor Co.
(CustomIzed Service AL Makes AutosI
2IO HunEerford Or PO 2-6IOS
Medley g. Co.
IJewelers Watch RepairingD
eco Z. Montgomery St PO 2-4553
Rockville jewelers.
tDiamonds, Jewelry Watch Repair
100 N. Washington St GA 4-6OI3
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Silrer Spring, Md. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bellies
ladies Ready to Wear)
9lO Ellsworth DR.. JU. 9-5715
Capitol Appliance Co.
.,o Appliances and releyisionI
1897 GeOrgia Ave JU. $1,000
East West Motors
tChrvsIer Plymouth Sales g. Service,
100 East-West Hwy. JU. 6-I333
Esther Shop Of
Silver Spring
tChlldren's Apparep
S55l Georgia Ave. JU. 5-4I2O
Loving Chevrolet Co.
1888 Ezst-West Hwv JU $4,000
Matt OgenS
ILadies Ready to- -WearJ
S55I FentOn St. JU 1-s7I7
Nan Richards
dresses Suits. Coats. sportswear,
1886 COleSviHe Rd JU 6-682S
Paymer g. Phillips, Inc.
!IPsi1nt-co-Body work Seat Cov--IopsJ
5000 Georgia Ave JU s-3T37
L. p. Stafford Rambler
Service on Any Make Carr
35O7 ColesviIle Road JU $500
Silver Spring Tire Corp.
Tires. tubes Batteries Seat Covers,
5000 Georgia Ave JU 0-S53S
Town and Casual Shoes
tAir Step. Life Stride
S642 COIesyllle Rd JU. 5-556l
Wilson Pontiac, Inc.
tSaleS-Servicel
1923 GeorEis Ave JU. 0-ISIS
Wright's Jewelry
tSilver Diamonds. Watches)
1918 GeOrgia Ave. JU 9-4444
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Southeast Area e..

SO~sSsShSt hEeu
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Brinsfield's Drug Store
3S3h South Capitoi St 10 $4,000
The Clothes Mart
Mems WearJ
MARROW Hts shopping Ctr RE b-S333
SSOs Good hope Rd Sc tn / S34I
Congress Park Dept Store
i32' ~ savannah St Sc O DISCO
Grand Paint g. Hardware
IPsints Hardware. Housewares, etc }
22I Penna Ave. So. II. 6-BS03
Haley's-E0TS
,sales and Service,
list and NJ SITS Sc Ii $4,000
KOpy Kat
100 9Th st Sc III 3-22s2
Jack Pry. Ltd.
,t9TeiEn Sports Car sales & servicel
'H"s Pe"na Ave Sc, IL 5-95OO
Harry SOIlars
I'm, Tires snn Batteriesl
t%%%R %%A%<S%NA%%&%AAA&%%%s
: Aft1c0SftO S.E. :
<%e%ttttH%N%%%H%s%%%%%%%%%
AnacOStia
ChrySler- Plymouth
,Chrys'er Plymouth Sales e. Service,
nos Good Eoue Rd Sc LU $4,000
Francis & Parsons, Inc.
,Dodse- Plymouth sales & servicel
HI00 Nichols Ave Sc. LU 4-74OO
Haley'S Ford
,,AM ssa .sales snd Service, ,,o00
Ourisman- MandeIl, Inc.
SALES and serviceI
IaOO Nichols Ave Sc LU 4-44OO
Moe Berg's Paramount
Shoe Store
tShoes for the Entire Family
l2%' Good Hone Rd Sc. LU i-1515
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5 Northeast Area (
'~~~<~+%~~~~n~~~~%A$%%A%%~S
Bayer Drug Mart
tSeat Pleasant, Md
63rd & Eastern Ave. NE. LU. I-3IOO
Berger's
'WoHen's ano Chr1ren's Wear,
2Ol6-lS r. I. Ave NE no 2-939I
ShS q st NE II 6-25OO
Brentwood Drugs
Prescriptions and Cosmeticsl
1901 RHODE Island Ne DU $4,000
Famous Fashions Co.
tWomens ana ChrIdren's Wear,
1903 Ave NE AD 4-2563
George F. Warner e. Co.
Plumbing and HeatingI
lOl Que st NE co 6-O6IO
Michigan Drugs
drugs roysl
1901 Michigan Ave NE. la $1,000
Northeast Motors
,FoTo Sales snu Servtcel
S%O hiadPnsburS Rd NE LI 1880
Springer Fashion Uniforms
20 1iforrls Chntr RuhesI
IOl u st NE u 1-4I34
Star Pontiac Co., Inc.
tSalee and Servtcei
lO1 Florida Ave NE II 6-12OO
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Other Northwest
Areas

Ace Electric Supply Co., Inc.
(Finest Lighting Fixtures and Lamps)
1903 18th st. NV. AID. 2-4I22
Ben Hundley Tires
Tires ana Fubes)
3446 I4th st NV TU 2-bIOO
DuraBilt Shower Door, Inc.
1929 Georgia Ave RA 3-5IO2
Handley Motor Co.
tFord Sales and ServiceD
6323 Georgia Ave. NV ia 9-6O6O
Lad G. Lassie Shops
llnfants and Children's AppareD
1910 Underwood st NV RA 3 YOS8
$40 Rigs Rd NE RA 3-2O57
W. S. Pratt, Inc.
lBrake Service-Automoti Repair
1918 l4th st NV AID 2-IOOO
Royal Motors, inc.
IChrysler- Plymouth Sales q Service)
al0O GeOrgia Ave. NV ia 9-29OO
Smiths Transfer & Storage
Smiths Select Furniture
1912 YoB st NV NO 7-3343
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Connecticut Ace.
Shopping Area

Beyda's Conn. Ave.
iSpotsweaT ano Children'sI
1854 Conn. Ave NV ST 3-O2O3
BOrtOn'S
tGifts---Glass-chin
S3l3 Conn Ave NV NO 6-4138
Casual Corner
. lSportweaI anu Separately
lOO9 Conn Ave NV DI s-35n0
34I3 Conn Ave NV EN- . 2GtO
are Wilson Blvd Arl.. Va
The Guitar Shop
lessons. Instruments Repairs,
1916 N st NV ME s-III9
Nearly New Shop
Clothing for the Entire Family
1912 Conn. Ave. NV. WO. 6-Tg69
Shoe Fair, Inc.
ladies Better Cancellation Shoes,
lOS2 Conn sve NV EX 3-05S7
Ted Lewis Restaurant
e655 Conn Ave NV AID 2-s5OO
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Additional
Maryland Areas

aN<$%N%NA%R%%RS%NA%%ANA%%AS
Chambers Drugs
RSHssell Slower Candies Hallmark Cards
LanGoveT Hills Nd SP 3p0OI
Darling Dress Shop
Women Wear Maternity,
4ll5 Marlboro Pike m. S,aHoo
Flelsher's jewelers.
queenstown Shopping Center.
Mt Rainier Md AP mona
Kent Radio TV Sales g. Ser.
Our Motto, The Golden Rule"
SSSa E9sSSsT EarsSCsOTd "a. s.ifs; s.iff;
kOpy Ka"
ladies Ready-to-Wearl
EastoveT ShODpinE Center Ii 3-a2Hx
Marlboro Department Stores
!Apparel, Shoes for Entire Fsmily)
1913 Main ST. IOt,a Main 81
Upper Marlboro, Md. Ma. 5-sp3a
Royal ChrysIer, Inc.
suSohnTVsler suonTV Imperial Sales q Service,
39Ol x, L. Ave NE WA S.s00S,
70 Blocks from District Linel
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Bethesda
ChpUy Chase

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Adler, and Mandel
Auto Seat Covers and Topsl
SI%5 wisconsin Ave, OIL 4-199I
Lee Bord Bethesda Jewellers
Certified Master Matchmaker
Diamonds)
114O Wisconsin Avenue OIL. 2-39OO
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
tChevrolel Parts and Service)
'725 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-6IOO
j. A. Lazarus
professionally fitted children's shoes,
'S36 Wisconsin Ave OIL 6-6122
Icons Mems Shop
Civilian Clothes and Uniforms,
'434 wisconsin Ave. OIL 2-1553
Mister sc"
ladies HaherdasheryI
46l4 East-West Highway OIL 6-2I44
Nationwide Safti Brake Ctrs.
1901 Wisconsin Ave OF q O2OO
Ray KOOntz Mems Wear
Mems ClothlnR and Hsberdashery)
1i2s WiscOnsin Ave. OIL. 2-950o
Shelly Mares
., - 'Women's wearl
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Squires Mems Shop
1923 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. aim
TObi'S Junior
Miss Fashions
lJunior Miss Apparel and Accessories,
1917 Wisconsin Ave OIL 2-OI24
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Music Time
Records -Phonographs-S Sheet Music,
o436 annapolis Rd. WA 1916
Patuxent Marine Supply Co.
Boats Motors Tackle Accessoriesl
1902 Annapolis Rd WA 1.426O
Shirley's
Ladies Wear and AccessortesI
1880 Annapolis Rd WA 1890
suburban Lumberteria, Inc.
- lHaroware Paint LUMBER
llO9 46th st AP IAbb
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Wheaton, Md.

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Lee BOrd & Sons, Inc.
!Wheatons Oldest JeWelry STOREY
lllI9 Georgia Ave 10 S-6iaa
Drug Town
0Yo9r Rexan DruR-Dept storeJ
G hAna0iDh I'd. VII. 6-9650
Quality Shoe Store
tRed Goose Shoes
ll4l6 Georgia Ave. 10. B-aaaa
Evening star., 1959-11-18

UrdOng Bros. inc.
Dresses. Coats, Suits ana Sportwear,
'S"o 81 NV Ma S-95S6
Vans Mems Shop
1899 G 81 NV ST. 3-s767
Vincent ct Vincent
Hairstylist
SIi IIth 81 NV Ma s-I592
Wales Decorators
tHome FURNISHINGS,
1919 q 81 NV EY 3-O4os
1850 n Highland, Arl ia S-R3OO
WardelPs lWOmen's Wear)
1900 St NV. Ma S-si2o
1908 Conn Ave NE S-If90
Evening star., 1959-11-18

THE EVENING STAR
Washington, b. C.. "Wednesday, November 10. 1859