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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26

Busna Vista Terrace. SCI wash
S SsE re- s sEs.ns cost e s eSb Sv'F-
~ wasninston sub; San; comnis-
:ssnc.i S1ne Co.. Builders CmHs'n ..c cSa.
pumping stations, one at Varnum
Ct. carsonsdale. Lanham. one q
s s2S "a. ave- S.d dAnham: to cost s21.14o
James Peach. Mitehellville. owner
and builder; dwelling at corner Mt.
Oaks and Mitchellyilis rds.. MITCHELL
vile: cost, $4,000.
J. H. Fields. 935 oist ave. Sill
yer Spring. owner and builder: 2
dwellings At Cheverly ave. cheveriy:
cost, $4,000 each.
W. II. 0ladhelteF, 2126 euitland
ter, euitland, owner; Dwelling at
40Q5 River Bend I'd, oxon I'm;
Gevsrcns CONSTRUCTION Co., 1920
Firms la, Lanham. owner and build
er: awellinR q seabrook ave-. Sea-
Bern. Bernard synOvsc: 1909 Cedar ave,
ForreSt6on I'd, 5sltsytlle; cost.
A. [. p. Construction Corp. $3.50
builder: dwelling ct 2606 Killdeer
ave, Adelphi Forest: cost, $4,000.
Morris Nelson, e507 Rigs I'd,
Hyattsville, owner: Frank Kimble,
builder; 2 dwellings to be located
at 96l2-14 WELLINGTON st.. Lanham;
cost. $4,000 and $4,000.
Wade and Patricia Stephenson,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26

Hyattsville. owner: Laurel Homes,
Inc, builder: dwelling at 19 Wood
land way. Greenbelt; cost, $4,000.
Ralph and Jean Rocks. 201l X
st. NV, WASHINGTON. owner: Les
mark, Inc. builder. warehouse and
manufacturing plant at, seth ave-.
Seat Pleasant: cost, 10000.
Louis Rossi, 2215 1verson st.,
Hiilerest Heights, ownsr and
builder: dwellings at Gather
3; H.,,, and ,o. al: S,a E Place HiereSt
10th pl, Sc, WASHINGTON. owner
shoe dr.. Clinton: cost, $4,000.
Gabriel DiGiovanni. 5000 st.
Barnabas I'd. owner and builder;
10 dwellings ct Fairwood I'd. and
Cooper la, Landover Village; cost,
Si Newman s1en i Emor.. 1900 St.
Barnabas I'd. owner and build
ers: dwelling at Bedford Ia. ciin-
710a Kempton I'd. Lsnham, own
or and builder: dwelling OF Elm
wood I'd, Beltsville: cost, $4,000.
Harris Rogers. 1910 Emerson St,
Hyattsville. owner and builders: 2
dwellings at S907-9O Cunningham
DR.. Berwyn: cost. $1,000 each.
Hyattsville Thorn McAnn Corp.
% W. 43rd st, New York,
owner; echelling Busch, builders;
drive-in store st Queens Chapel
I'd. cost, $50, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26

el29 westchester DR.. Sc. Washing
ton, owner and builder; 2 dwellings
q aT oe,e a. r. FAR nR SPRINGS; cost.
Eyeland Corp. 1907 Nicholson st.,
Ayattsvtlle. owner and builder; DWELL
ms - 1924 18th ave. Chillum;
Kari Peterson. zoe Patton dr.,
Silver spring, owner: HaMar Build
ers, builders: dwelling at o132 9th
st., Lanham: cost, 1000.
HaMar Builders, 1905 Rhode Island
ave-. Brentwood, owner and build
err: 3 dwellings ct 02O2 -O4 -O0-O6-
IL 9Th st., Lanham: cost. $1,000
Ambo NJ, Inc, 54sb WHITFIELD
Chapel ID Lanham, owner and
$500 Cardona st., and 915 and 062
Browns Ia, Lanham: cost. $4,000
EMO Tannozinni. 22ll Jameson
St. Hillcrest Heights. owner; United
Realty Home Builders. builders;
dwellings at 2s15-17 Parkway,
cheverly: cost, $4,000 each,
Francis and Edna Heinieke. 6s02
sailGsr.:' DWELLING st 2soi osis c
'nI WIiiiam Rowe ss0i IT, 40 r. Oi PAN:
builder: DWELLING at For. Foote I'd.
Fort Foote: cost, $4,000.
Lanham, owner and builder: DWELL
ing at 9th st.. Lanham: cost. Sl5,-
VOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26
Projects Approved
In Prince Georges

dr.. Silver Hill. owner ana builder:
dwelling at Silver Hill rd., Silver
jerome W. Hill. i72os BellvoOd st.,
District Heights. owner: Enterprise
bldrs., Inc, builders; dwelling ct
18th and Lansdale St, District
Conrad 'q Realty fy4'Y YHe.. 1927 puvar
DR., Washington, owner and builder:
dwellinE at At Garove St. Beltsville;
Elmer L. Sealing, Box 9, College
Park. owner and builder; dwelling
at 1909 Muskogee ST., College Park:
Ralph D. Rocks, 2o11 X st. NV.
Washington. owner and builder; 81
dwellings at 18th ave-. Forest ter,
Euclid st.. 74th, ave, Landoyer:
Ralph Dune, 1405 stateside dr..
sWelling at Elton I'd, Adelphi; cost.
Chsrod Properties, Inc. $3.50
Westehester dr., owner and builder;
dwelling at 6212 NOTTINGHAM dr..
Camp Springs: cost, $4,000.
Modern Construction Co., 1900
builder: dwelling at s33e ouintin
ST.. Carrollton: cost, $1,000.
Ambo NJ, Inc. 5435 whitfield
Chapel I'd, Lanham. owner and
builder; dwellings at Duchaine DR.,
Eontan9 Dr. Wyatt DR.. Lanham;
Princess Anne Bldrs.. 6005 Soth
ave-. Hyattsville, owner and builder:
dwellings ct 93rd ave-, Lanham:
cost. 81 70. 800 each.
Leo Brown. 4SIS Poote ST.. owner:
John Pietman. builder; dwelling at
4SlS Foote St; cost, $1,000.
Harold Rohrback, 1900 Edmonston
I'd, Bladensburg. owner and builder:
dwelling at Glib 62nd pl., Riverdale:
cost. $4,000.
Robert Meier. 1921 District
d Hsishts pkSEy;. District Heights.
builders; dwelling at 4012 Roster I'd.
Oxon Hill: cost, S17.5O0.
Francis r. Gillespie. 7404 Mans
field dr., Camp Springs, owner:
Ralph z. Humphrey, builder: dwelling
at Balmoral dr.. cost, $4,000.
Fred Denney. 1912 Langley way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26
Recent building permits
issued by Prince Georges

@CSOA4U OuA4uAIAB PCII1llLo
issued by Prince Georges
County include:
Wilkinson Construction, 5112 Mid
Iston la, owner and builder; II
DWELLINGS at Upton DR.. Raburn dr. :,
Camp Springs: cost, $4,000 each.
James Royster. Vista Ia. Clinton.
owner: Carl Wilkinson, builder:
cycling at Vista Ia Clinton; cost,
- Robert Hebron. 1927 Pope st. Sc.
dwelling at Weber la, District
Heights: cost, $4,000.
r. & NJ. Construction Co., 631 East
University blvd, Silver Spring, own
g.. seabrook; cost $I3,50O.
Eye st. NV. Washington. owner;
Isaac Henry. builder; dwelling at
Dover House rds Upper Marlboro;
'0s Theodore saEcT"V Lands, 1o,oe rovb.e
ave-, xdelphi. owner and and builder HEnTs
dwelling at l0lo2 vireo ST.. Adel-
John Yerkie, ST., 5342 Meadow
view DR.. .Suitland, owner and build
e.; dwelling at Meadowview dr.,
eelphi. owner. HaMar Bldrs., build
er; four dwellings at Ardvick I'd,
Bellemead: cost. ST., 900 each.
Stanley Bliss, 6l2Q LIVINGSTON I'd
Oxon Hill, owner and builder: dwell
~, ms 0 At Thorne dr. Friendly: cost.
h Harold W. Rohrback. 1900 Ed
munston ave, Bladensburg. owner
ano bunlder; two dwellings at Bu-
chensn and Crittenden SITS, East
Hyattsville; cost, $4,000 each.
G. 8. Fuller, r, p. D. l Clinton,
owner: Charod Properties, builder;
dwelling at Piscatavay I'd. Clinton;
cost, $4,000.
Glenwis Corp. 5131 Linnean ter.
nv, washington, owner and builder;
three DWELLINGS ct Glenarden pkwy.,
Glenarden; cost, $4,000 each.
William P. Martin, 20 Black Hawk
dr.. Forest Heights, owner and build
E: two dwellings at Cree dr., Forest
Heights: cost, $4,000 each.
Theodore Yonkers, 3215 Terrace
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SEE THESE
MARVELLOUS FEATURES

These contemporary rombIsss feature ond 4
bedrooms. z ond IVA boihs Designed for SOM
fortobls, gracious living. they provide, you with
more spoes thon found IN homes Of somporubls
price. Bolt under The rigid Specifications Of both
fHA and VA. only the finest mossriols were used.
Roof and sidewalks are fully lnsvlossd for more
semforsobIs ond seonemie living. The leros lots
ore soddsd end bsavsifUly shrvbbsd. Streets,
sVrbs. CUTTERS. sewer and water ere oIrsody In.
siolIsd Of no cost 10 the purchaser. Excellent
transportation 70 oil schools. churches end shop.
ping nearby.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

COLORED JANITOR-must be sobel
and conscientious. Call DI. 7-714S
fnR fntaFUieW
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ASST. MEMBERSHIP elk.
Mature woman: han
Ole mail. money and
llleS --------- SoOU
TYPIST -------------$ GAO
Rapid on figures: ac-
curate.
TYPIST -------------$4,SOO
Attractive, young.
sgle.; help on demon
strationS: rapid.
SECRETARY Y-----$4,800
Al natl co. dwntn.
SECRETARY ----------$80
Some sxpsr.: 1895
CLERK-T $40 I'D
s-4:8O; I'd. vac: DO
BOOkKEEPER .-------$85
F/C and seneral du-
TYPING -$75
NeS ONCE: some shit
PROOFREADER S75
Art bkErnd helpful.
MANY OTHERS
LOW SENSIBLE FEES
once Personnel Consultsnt
Smelling & Smelling
sos 14th St. NV. ST. S-6sss
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NO PHONE CALLS!

ASSISTANT HOUsEKEEPER. perm
anent position: some supervisory
experience or tarining in institu-
tional housekeeping work prefer
red 40-hour week includes alter
nate week ends and holidays: age.
30 to 80. Call CHuDRENS HOS
PITAL, DU. 1920, between 9
am. and 4 pm. weekdays. for
appointment
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HELP MEN
SAIESM-EN

WANTED-BIILIONAIRES
Mutual Of New York "a Woins after
I hillion Of new Insurance. IN 1890.
We are building now TO prepare
for this business. We want new
career salesmen to make this big
step with US. Excellent training
and incentive compensation pro-
gram; start at S4O0-S6O0 q
month: earning potential for ca
Teer men Is unlimited. Box 424-Y,
Evening star., 1959-11-29

YOUNG MEN, TO learn trade in
lithographic plant; no exp. nee.
Apply 1920 3rd st. NV.
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Evening star., 1959-11-01

street scene in modern abstract
style.
1t was quite unlike any oi
Ted's previous efforts. He
looked in surprise from tht
picture TO his fingers still sticky
with paint and asked dazedly:
Did I paint that?"
He propped the picture uT
in bis shop and q few days
later a customer asked to buy
1t. The customer said 1t showed
q street In Milan---a city Ted
has never visited.
Later on Ted, again undei
the influence. painted a picture
showing q forest Of sawn-ofi
trees. A few days later a for
eigner in the shop told Ted II
looked like the burial ground
of q South American Indian
tribe.
Ted kept on painting-and
the paintings kept on selling
In one week alone he sold Is
Ipictures to his customers-usu-
Evening star., 1959-11-01

lvey Of libraries In Federal de-
partments and agencies. DR.,
Robert d. Calkins. president Of
Brookings. announced yester-
day.
DR.. Evans succeeds DR.,
Charles A: H. Thomson, who
Is resigning from the Brookings
staff to join the Rand Corp 8
Social Sciences Division.
He will be assisted by Ralph
M. Dunbar. former director of
the ONCE Of Education library
services branch. as research as
sociate.
DR.. Calkins also announced
formation Of an advisory COM
mittee to assist DR.. Evans and
his staff. The committee in
cludes DR.. Elmer B. Stats.
deputy director Of the Bureau
of the Budget. and DR.. Dael
Wolfe, executive officer Of the
American Association for the
Advancement Of Science.
Evening star., 1959-11-01
Amateur Artist Shows
Flair Under Hypnosis

LONDON, Oct. 81 tAPl.-An
unsuspected spark OF genius
took possession Of Ted sterrett
the night he went to see q
hypnotist.
The mild-minnered leather
merchant became an artist, a
painter Of brilliant, abstract
pictures that buyers snap up.
He can paint them only when
he's in a trance.
For 80 years. as he pottered
around his small handbag shop
back Of Piccadilly Circus, Ted
itched to express himself on
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canvas. But even his wife
couldn't bring herself TO praise
the daubs Ted turned out in
the kitchen studio of his small
suburban home.
One night last December he
visited a hypnotist to see about
an asthma cure. In the depth
of a trance, 47-year-old Ted
revealed his burning wish to
paint well.
The hypnotist brought up an
easel and commanded him to
paint. After an hour Ted woke
up to gaze at a picture of q
Evening star., 1959-11-01
Indian Police to Take
Slain Troops Bodies

NEW DELHI. India. Oct. 81
(AP).-An Indian police party
has arrived in disputed Ladakfl
Province to take charge Of the
bodies Of nine Indian policemen
killed in q border skirmish with
Chinese Communist troops oc-
tober 81.
The Peiping government in
formed India earlier this week
Evening star., 1959-11-01

ally for about iive pounds ($l4,
apiece.
Now a fashionable Londor
art gallery wants to hold ar
exhibition to Ted's pictures.
"It's all very weird" said Ted
I'm not sure I'm altogether
happy about it."
But he is excited to find that
his nonhypnotic pictures are
improving and hopes soon to
produce masterpieces without
the bother Of going into q
trance.
Evening star., 1959-11-01
L-ibrury Survey
Director Named

DR.. Luther H. Evans. former
Librarian Of Congress and d.
rector general Of UNESCO, has
been appointed project director
Of a Brookings Institution sur
Evening star., 1959-11-01
October ~

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did not relate to his condition
when Mr.. Honikman was killed,
Mr.. Ackerly argued 1t should
have been stricken. Such testi-
mony, he said. prejudiced Stew
arts insanity defense in the
eyes of the jury.
But Assistant United States
Attorney John d. Lane cited
Stewards irrational behavior or
the witness stand. The prose-
cutor said the testimony as To
malingering was properly adj
mitted as rebuttal to the illu-
sion Stewart was trying to
create, and also to rebut de-
tense testimony that Stewart
was a manic Oppressive.
Under questioning by Judge
Walter M. Bastian, Mr.. Acker-
ly conceded that Stewart was
placed on the stand not only
to deny the crime but also 70
demonstrate that he was
mental defective.
The arguments were heard
by the full nine man bench
Two previous convictions Of
Stewart have been set aside
by the appellate court. One
reversal was on the ground the
trial judge erred in his instruc-
tions to the jury. "A second con-
viction was voided on the
ground the prosecutor hao
made a prejudicial remark in
his closing arguments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Third Staying
Appeal Heard

The United States Court Of
Appeals today, for the third
time. had under consideration
an appeal by Willie Lee Stew
art. now under death sentence
in the 1853 holdup staying Of
grocer Harry Honikman.
Attorney Robert l.. Ackerly
court-appointed to represent
Stewart, yesterday argued that
testimony Of Government psy-
chiatrists at last years trial
stating that Stewart was feign-
ing mental illness, should moi
have been admitted into evil
dence.
Under a past appellate court
ruling, once competency to
stand trial has been deter
mined, evidence as to the &C.
cused's mental condition wheth-
er before or after the offense'
is admissible only if it is rele-
want to his mental condition al
the time of the crime.
Prejudice Seen
Since the testimony that
Stewart had been malingerine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

Rabbi Simon Burnstein and Cantor
Tempe Sinai, 800 Military road
NV and A.l5 pm, tomorrow
10 a m. and $3.50 pm, Saturday. Rabbi
Baltour Brickner and Cantor Robert
TifsietA Israel sixteenth and Juni-
ana a' Sunday day Rabbi Rabbi 3. I. sWirsEy' and
Cantor, Paul Deitel. ,,.
avenue and Maeomb street, NV
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld and e. Will
liam Seaman and Cantor Gerald Freed
man. Guest, Max Hoffman OF Los An
' Wsas6instons Heights Highlands Jew.
ish Center, 141 xenia street s.W.--
pm. tomorrow $3.50 am. and 9
pm; Saturday: 800 Am. sunday
Rabbi 2; Harry Gutstein and Cantor
sks Ndsns p P.d Nsw Y sgs.ssu. Hotel
e4OO, 2400 sixteenth street NV,
$3.50 pm. Saturday; $3.50 am. sun
day. Rabbi Morris A. Sandhaus and
Cantor Ben Wostein.
Maryland congregations will
hold Rosh Hashonah services
as follows:
nEtu Ii VI SuahbF
S2l5 Old Georsetown road, Bethesda
$50 M. tomorrow; am and
z pm. Saturday; 8 am. sunday. Rab-
b Samuel scoinic and Cantor Wolfe
Beth TorSh. 4sOl Eastern avenue,
ann s1a"' and pm. SATURDAY; am
Sunday. Rabbi william Weinberg and
Cantor Philip Towsner.
Central Jewish Community Center
burg pm tomorrow 0 am. Sat-
urday; 9 am. Sunday
Har Tzeon, 1910 University boule-
ward West, Silver Springs pm. to-
morrow; $50 am, and g ;m sat- sat
urSs' $40 ssndris s snS cs1 TsTOi Ella aG
Eenitass Of PRiisdeibh ho' meyer "
MontsOmsary County Jewish Com:
munity, s402 Freyman drive CHEVY
ana enase 40 pR. s sGTEsSs $50 am
Sunday. Rabbi TgN H. Porath and
Cantor Louis FEEDER.
Temple Emanuel, 1OIo1 Connecticut
avenue Ksnsns sRo and s:so
m. Saturday. Rabbi Leon Adler
Guest. Rabbi Maurice Kleinbetg, chap
lain at Walter Reed Hospital,
Temple Israel, 420 University boule-
s am. Sunday. Rabbi Lewis A. Wein-
traub and Cantor Louis Teichman;
Temple Shalom. in Chew Chase
Baptist Church, 5671 western avenue,
Chevy Chase Rabbi Edwin H. Fried
man and Cantor Ben Gruber
Virginia congregations will
hold Rosh Hashonah services
as follows:
Agudas Achim, 1900 Valley drive,
Alexandria---S:30 pm. tomorrow; S:l5
m. and $3.50 pm. Saturday: 81 >
m. sunday. Rabbi Theodore Stein
berg and Cantor Jacob Schneider
Avlineton Fairfax Jewish Center
I 920 Arlington boulevard, Arlington
Ia pm tomorrow; 8 am. and 7:30
. m. Saturday; s am. Sunday. Rabbi
Noah Golinkin and Cantor Baruch
Goldstein OF Worcester. Mass,
Temple Beth III, 1880 Seminary
road. Alexandria-S:15 nm. tomorrow;
10 am. Saturday, Rabbi Emmet, A.
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gregation, 7701 Sixteenth street
NV. The choir will be directed
by Morris Kantor.
Services at Washington area
synagogues and temples are as
follows:
Achduth (Chevrahj, In National uni
versalist Church, Sixteenth and s
streets N.W---6:l5 pm. tomorrow ana
8 an. Saturday. Cantor simon dossei
ASss Israel. Connecticut avenue and
Porter street NV. $3.50 and $40
pm. tomorrow; 3 am. and $3.50 pm;
Saturday: am. SUNDAY Rs66i
8 erR HslRiS both Of the ana jewish Tse
ological Seminary. and Cantors Bur-
ton L. Kaplan and Jabob Marcus OF
New York oficiating. o r.,.,.
Asudsth aehlm.' 0313 Tnlrtessn nv
am. and $50 pm Saturday; s; q
man and Cantor Morris Postal.
Beth Fl, 702 Jefferson street NV
s:3e pm t soFSTgTSw; s 52o s s s sno
Beth shoiom, Thirteenth street and
Eastern avenue NV. $50 pm.
tomorrow; 7:30 am. and $40 pm;
Saturday 7;so am ma s ssnsnr sa annpl
B. Taube. Guest, Oscar julius Of New
/ York and the oscar Julius Choir,
! b'naI Israd, .hoj sixteenth street
/ N.W.-6:30 pm. tomorrow; $50 am
and ssg R, BIN Hs saIpF seEs md cantor
Jacob Friedman. Guests; Or. JULIUS
Segal of Washington and Cantor Henry
Epstein. Of New York. o,os r
B'nai Jacab-Beth Israel, 34OS &C
street SEQ pm satu t9%Srr S!so S s
Sunday. Rabbi Bert A. Klein. -,
Ezra. Israel, 7I0l Seventh street
N.W.-6:3O pm. tomorrow; am. ana
500 pm Saturday; 8 am. sunday
RABBI Ssbr ATthT Hone Sssp for tn. Aged 1925
Spring road NW-6:30 pm. tomorrow
| 7:3N pm. and $3.50 pm. SATURDAY
7.3O am. Sunday. Layman acting a
rabbis, Abraham Schwartz Samuei
Ksplan and Maurice Msser, all Q Of
tors, Jacl; saltzman and Mr.. Maser'
Kesher Israel. 1891 n street Nv ";
$40 pm tomorrow: am and 6i hhI
Philip L. Rabinowitz and Cantor Fred
efi ohev 0is sRoIom .Talmud Torah, eo45
sixteenth street N.W.-6:30 pm. TO-
morrow; 5;3o am s and 6:lR spbi s Snsi
| Klayan and guest Cantor Mordechai
Brooks Of Forest Hills. N. Y
| Share TefiIa, 405 Riggs road NE
6:45 pm. tomorrow; 8 am. and 6;45
pm. Saturday: 3 am. SUNDAY Rabbi
/ Martin s, Halpern and Cantor Leon
| ard Price. Guest, Rabbi Aaron Seid-
man. Hiliel director, George Wash
sf"mrai Em"nah. SOL Eastern ave-
nue. N.E.-6:30 pm. tomorrow; 7:3O
| am, and $50 pm. Saturday: 7.3O
am. Sunday Rabbi Gedaliel Anemer
and Cantor sivpcha Sterzer.
Southeast Hebrew, AT Ninth street
SE.-6:45 pm tomorrow: am. and
6:45 pm. SATURDAY.: am. Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

the Smithsonian Institution an
nounced today.
The Viet-Namese Ambassa-
dor to the United States. H. E,
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Tran Van chuong. is SPONSOR
ing the exhibit and the selec-
ton of pieces to be shown will
be by DR.. olav r. T. Janse..
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Wet Nam Art Works
To Be Shown in U. S.

A collection of exquisite art
work and rare archaeological
material from Viet-Nam will be
brought to the United States
for exhibition in October, 1860,
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fbOSH f1dStlOIldIl, IIlc Lay
period of penitence and spirit
ual self-evaluation ending with
Yom Kippur. the Day OF
Atonement.
I Orthodox and Conservative
Jews observe Rosh Hashonah
for two days and Reform Jews
for one day. The holy day is
kept from shutdown to shutdown
BelvOir Services
Jewish servicemen stationed
at armed forces installations in
the Washington area have been
invited to attend services at
synagogues and temples. Ar
rangements have been made by
the Jewish Welfare Board
Washington Armed Services
Committee.
Army Chaplain Jack Ostrov-
sky will conduct Rosh Hashon-
ain services at 8 pm. tomor-
row and $3.50 am. Saturday at
Fort Belvoir, Va.
Max Hoffman of Los Angeles
composer and conductor, will
take part in the high holy day
services at Washington Hebrew
Congregation, Massachu S e t
avenue and Macomb street
NV. Rabbi Norman Gersten-
field, spiritual leader of the con-
gregation, will offlciate at the
services.
Guest Rabbi
DR.. Bernard Mandelbaum
dean of students at the Jewish
Theological Seminary, will be
guest rabbi for the high holy
day services at Adas Israel
Congregation. Connecticut ave-
nue. and Porter street NV
Cantor Burton L. Kaplan will
sing. Services in Kay Audito-
rum will be conducted by DR.
Abraham Haikin of the Jewish
Theological Seminary and Can
tor Jacob Marcus of New York
Joseph Sternberg. formerly
with the Metropolitan Opera
Company, will sing with a spe-
cial choir at the high holy day
services at Tifereth Israel Con-
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Scottish Terrier Club

The Scottish Terrier Club OF
Greater Washington will meet
at $3.50 pm. Saturday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.
Gupin, 2317 Thirty-second
street Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Jews to Mark New Year
In Rosh Hoshonoh Rites

Prayers hymns and medtatons will feature the start of
the Jewish New 572O at shutdown tomorrow WASH
ngton Jews worship at solemn Roh Hashonah services
in synagogues and temples
Rnsh Hashonah the Day Of Judgment opens a Today
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Since the testimony that
Stewart had been malingering
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14
Promote Eight
AT Reigel Paper
Eight major prop,ot;o,,

Eight major promotions
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14
Vet Official
Wants Changes
OF Address
Vet Official l-24

Vet Official l-24 -. $500 Trib
Veterans. their dependents and
survivors receiving checks from
the Veterans Administration were
reminded by H. Hugh Nance, CO.
lumbus County Veterans Service
Officer, that the Veterans Ad-
ministration should be advised
promptly of any change of ad-
dress.
The County Service Officer
said that his office has an Off
cial change of address from
which if submitted promptly will
prevent interruption of monthly
benefit checks. The County Serv-
ice Officer said he would be hap
Ply to assist beneficaries in COM
pleting the form.
For further information and
assistance you may contact your
County Veterans Service Officer
who is located in Courthouse
Whiteville. N. c. or T. Formy-
Ouval. District Officer. North
Carolina Veterans Commission
400 Murchison. Building. Will
mington, North Carolina.