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

THREE CHEVROLET TRUCKS
District Of Columbia to wit:
By virtue OF a Writ OF Fieri FaciaS
issued BY the Municipal Court,
Case No. M-124SS-59, in and for
the District aforesaid. at the suit
OF THOMAS SOMERVlLLE CO..
INC, Plaintiff, against the goods
s sfd faassfl' coR Fl FSsrS 81.
PENDANT. to me directed. / have
seized and taken into execution
all the right, title, claim, interest
and estate at law and in equity
OF said defendant in and to three
1885 Chevrolet alton Panel
Body Trucks, Series BIOS, Serial
Numbers H55BOOl995, H56B-
OO1979 and H55B0O19S7. and
hereby give notice that on TUES
DAY, The SIXTH DAY OF
O'CLOCK AM, will offer for
sale the aforementioned trucks SO
seized and taken into execution
BY PUBLIC AUCTION to the high
est bidder for CASH, unless said
judgment is otherwise satisfied
prior to sale. Sale TO take place
" 1850 gath STREET NV.
H. WARD, JR., United
States Marshal in and for the
District OF Columbia. se26.3Q-ocL
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON,
AuctiOneerS.
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HELP MEN

FREE APT. for man and wife;
woman 70 do g.h.w for Francis
can Order. excel. salary: man free
to work at his trade and have
outside income. See Mr.. Faifar,
SHoLL's COLONIAL CAFETERIA.
1892 Conn. ave,
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PERSONAL

ALTERATIONS, dress making. suits
done 10. s-5494.
ANTIQUE foreign hand guns; I
packet Of ~, grouped for sale
cheap. and others more expensive.
Collector. Box 4ls-L, Star.
AVAILABLE NICE HOME for lady:
GOOD habits. no rent: call for
particulars. Ii. 7-57S8.
BABY SHOES electroplated in cop
per, 81 10 shne, Sdnh pair
Variety nj mounts. Write p. o.
Box 762. Washington 4, D. c. for
details
BEST CARE siven elderly or semi
invalid person. Beautiful room.
porches and garden; special at
tention TO diet. AID. 2-7939
CARE for l or more children in my
home, lge fenced I'd. Best refs.
S10 wk. JU. $1,000.
CHILD DAY CARE-Arl vic, Navy
Annex. private licensed home. kin
derRarten teacher. IA. 7-s03p.
CHILD CARE, in colored licensed
home: 5-day week: c to 9 years
old. co. 5-7S40.
CONvALEsCENT or elderly person;
spec. diet or tray serv Il desired :
kind enc. care: ser. pch., garden;
facing Sligo Greek pkwy; IN lovely
pvt. home JU. 5-6l72.
DAv DESIRES WORK a. home
Typing. poster printing: any tyne,
etc. Call VIII. 8-g436.
ELDERLY PEOPLE-2 ambuiatory
semi-pyt. room. board, laundry,
good food. Kind. friendly sur
roundings. Living room, TV. porch.
For Oct. Is, SIPS to $3.50 per
mo, Box lS3-V. Star re
ELDERLY WOMAN wants white
companion; live in: duties In ad-
dition cooking. housekeeping; at
tract. small home environs: NV.
section. Write MISS RUBY NEAL.
1915 East Beach dr.. Wash. IL.
FOUND = fur shop on @ ST that
has a tremendous selection Of
slightly used mink garments OF
every description that must be
classified as second hand used,
yet they look as good as new
and are being offered at prices
that are q fraction Of the oriRi-
nal cost Our values will amaze
you BASKIN PURS. corner OF
Sth and @ SITS NV
FUR RENTAL SERVICE; furs for
every occasion. Be q queen for
the night, wear glamorouS mink
Ma S-5524
HUNGARIAN GYPSY MUSIC every
Fri, Sat. and Sun. Hungarian food
with your favorite import wine or
beer. CORVIN REST. Forest Glenn
and Seminary I'd, Silver Spring,
JOIN OUR DANCE CLUB, learn to
dance In q warm congenial at
mosphere. Pay IS you go, no con-
tract. 81 per hour lesson. Free
wkly social. Call Ho. 2-2277.
MON AND DADDY, we just hope
the next 81 years are as happy
as the past 81 years. Happy An
niyersary, Barbara, Charles and
children.
NV. GENTLEMAN, white. large
room with sitting rm., in lovely
conf. home; cow. to bus; privls.
II desired: references EXCHANGED;
no other boarders. Box 160-L,
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HELP MEN
lcONIINUEDl
Alto MECHANIC

AUTO MECHANIC
Must be between 35-45 yrs. old
sober. honest, dependable. and
have good local references: must
be Al with complete knowledge
Of maintenance Of Chew. Ford.
Olds cars and Chey. trucks. Hours,
s am. to 5 pm, 6-day vk. nc
Sundays. Salary. S125 per wk
Permanent position.
FRIEND RENT-A-CAR SERVICE
1921 L St. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, must be expert.
enced: desire steady, reliable
worker for busy garage in Be-
thesda: good salary. regular hon-
days OIL. 4-9733 or ewes, VII
6-63s7.
AUTO PAINTER, first class: 5-day
week, regular holidays: uesire
steady, reliable man: top pay:
plenty Of work OIL. 1898, OF
ewes, VIII. 6-63s7.
AUTO PARTS MEN (2); one with
Mo-par experience, one 10 learn
the business. See Bill Pignone
U. s. PARTS CORP. 2l0l l4th
at NV
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Statesmen = We
10 sell the Renauit. Peuseot and
Triumph imported cars. We have
q guaranteed salary, plus liberal
comm Demonstration furn.. hos
pitalization and life insurance
available. A real opportunity to
make money. Cal; Mr.. Tom at
ia. 4-0444. for an appt. UNITED
AUTO IMPORTS, 1900 N. Wash
ington blvd, Clarendon, Va.
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Automotive Jobber

AuCOmOClVe JODDer
Counterman, experienced in auto
supplies, 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Excel
lent return. well established firm
Box 224-L, Star.
AUTO MECHANIC. Chrysler exper.
preferred. must be FIRST class, with
complete set OF tools. Flat-rate
pay basis, plenty Of work In our
modern fully equipped shop. II
you qualify you can earn $3.50
per wk. plus many company bene-
ROYAL MOTORS, INC, iS4o Up-
shur st. NV. ia. $4,000.
AUTO MECH, ON exper., pref
Odds, perm. posit., sal. and comm
Mr., Van Peit. FAIRFAX MOTOR
SALES. Fairfax, Va. CIR 10000
AUTO MECHANIC to work on all
makes. automatic transmission;
must be LIST class, nothing less;
Sl15 wk. to start. Apply RBAVlS
GARAGE. 1898 Piney Branch I'd.
Sill. Spg., Md.
AUTO MECHANICALLY or night
shift, 5-day, 40-hr. wk; grour
disqualification and Insurance
paid vacation and holidays. Apply
Mr.. Miller, GENERAL TRUCK
SALES. INC. 80 M st. ne.
AUTO MECHANICS GIVE need
1st-class mechanics due to ex-
pansion of garage; plenty Of work
high salary, with company bene-
fits. Apply in person, HERSON s.
9Th and o SITS. NV.
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BUYER
TOY DEPARTMENT

An excellent opportunity
for alert person to advance
in growing department. Per-
manent. Apply in person.
1DA'S DEPT. STORE
6601 oeorgia ave. NV.
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Word, Line, rim. r,S.. r,n... r, 10
IS : Sl.74 81 50 Ss.45 Sl2.3o
20 I 7.32 900 1890 l6.4o
- s 2.so $50 1873 1850
out-oF. Town Rote. S6e Per Line
3 or More Times. Soc Per Line
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AUTO PARTS
REPRESENTATIVE

Excellent opportunity for expert
enced parts man with wholesale
parts dealer to call on regular
customers good salary plus COM
mission. vacation and holiday pay
plus other employe benefits.
Call Mr.. Belding, LA. SSH for
appointment.
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MOTOR
REBUILDERS

AUTO sALEsMEN-wonderfui op-
port. to Join and enjoy selling
Americas No. 3 car in this area
Our 1860 line is tremendous You
can earn 5000 vk. and up If
you are willing to work. Family
med and insur plan. Demon
strator furn., paid vac. Christ
mas bonus. Must be sober and re-
liable Call Mr.. Gose or Mr.. Via.
JE. $4,000 for appt. between To-
4 pm,
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AIIENIlON,
Craftsmen
Technicians
inspectors
Investigate
MELPAR

5000 ARLINGTON BLVD,
FALLS CHURCH, VA
AUTO BODY COMBINATION MEN,
in person. TICKETS, INC, 1900
Diagonal I'd, Alex. XII. 9-7lO0.
MAN-Day or night
shift, 5-dsy. 4O-hr. wk.; group
disqualification and insurance,
psrd V MieE ehd EeSRdsSS TR ApSy
SALES, INC. 30 M st. ne.
AUTO BODY MAN, first class. with
references. Make $3.50 per week
5-day week. Apply LIBERTY
AUTO BODY CO., 1868 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV.
AUTO. BOOKKEEPER
To assist once manager; downtown
GIN leadership; under 35; auto
exper. preferred: permanent This
Is an excellent opportunity. Salary
open. Box 67-L, Star.
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MOND AY

%, 1853, 10 AM.
Oster portable electric wise. Hahn.
pump, electric hand tools. thread
ers, cutters, vises, vacuum clean
er, double grinder, pipe fittings,
nails, soil pipe. incinerator. unit
heater, etc: also 1852 Chevrolet
l-ton panel body truck. 1851
Chrysler Windsor 2-door sedan.
Re: JOSEPH g. PAWTOWsK1.
Bankruptcy No. 1888. U. 8. Dis
trict Court for the District OF
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AUTO SALESMAN

AU1O SALESMAN
One s man an. needed ,S,sa s9 EoupSG out
sm n Ss1es ioI nS o. WaSnln in,9,a
Ford Dealer. Right man will sell
new and used cars, and receive
highest commissions paid. plus
many other benefits. Plenty OF
floor time.
FOR INTERVIEW CALL
Mr.. HOLMES OR Mr.. FOLEY
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CARPENTERS

PLENTY OF WORK
For men who are really interested
in steady work and q good salary
Report to Mr. Smith at rear Of
building. 1880 Massachusetts, ave
" NC G 4 "a < n MILLER pEv CO.
CARPENTERS. lst-class mechanics
only. Report to 23rd st 9. and
Army-Navy drive, Arl., Va.
CARPENTER, lst-class man needed
for repair work in Arl. Good pay
and steady work. Call after
pm, ia. 10000.
CARPENTERS, store fixture expert
ence; must read blueprints. ALL
year-round work for right person.
Call OIL. 4-2004 or Re. 3-9479.
CARPENTER for remodeling work.
plenty OF work, good pay, Phone
IA. $4,000: ewes. VIII. 2-S436.
CARPENTERS. steady work year
round. Must be exper. in new
building and remodeling. Call 10
4-0s1S.
CARPENTERs-Form work. Re-
port, ready for work. 2001 Wis
consin ave. NV.
CARPENTERS az, experienced
concrete frame work. Glenmont
shopping center. Ga. ave. and
Glenmont I'd, Wheaton.
CARPENTERS. exper. Rough and
lead. Report with tools to Mr..
Zetts, 800 Kennedy st. ne.
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NV. GENTLEMAN, white. large
r ro9 S Som. sitting tm in lovely
II desired: references exchanged;
no other boarders. Box 1901,
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Bankruptcy Sale

81 ~ u s-tIltI.' 2 -.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING Of The
members Of the EQUITABLE saw
iNGs AND loan ASSOCIAT ION
will be held at the ONCE Of the
Association. al5 ? street NV
Washington. D; e. WednesdayE,
November Z, 1859 at : o.clock
pm. Amendments 70 the consul
Considered. MILTON r. JOHN
BON Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

CRAFT CLASSES, starting Octo-
Der l-Nov. L.. copper enameling,
Mon, 81; mosaic, Thurs, 81
ARTS AND CRAFT SUPPLY CO.
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DAVID z. SLOAN, Attorney for
Party Secured. 1889 9TH st. NV.
se23,26, 29-oc1s3
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CONCRETE HELP

Concrete flnisher, form man. labor
ers Call sP. 3-3515 or sP,
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NUN AND DADDY, we Just hope
the next 81 years are as happy
as the past 81 years. Happy An
niyersary, Barbara, Charles and
, 1959-01-17
= Uhp 81. Urnix Auia :
l enAnp'On q 'uDlDe a,oa1 'UsTcr -

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VOL lis SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1859 NO. IL
, 1959-01-17
PUBLIC NOTICE NO. s
Government Insurance Fund torNWorknnens Compensation
H NOTICE SUPERSEDES PUBLIC NOTICE No.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS Of ACT No.
APPROvE DECEMBER II, 1858.

The attention Of all employers affected by Workmen's
Compensation Insurance is invited to the fact that Title "a,
Chapter IA, Section 276s of the Virgin Islands Code, as amend
ed by Act No. 381, Bill No. S22, Of the Second Legislature of
the Virgin Islands Of the United States, Second Special Ses-
1853, passed on the 18th Day Of December, I'D, 1853,
and approved by Governor John D. Merwin on the 18th Day
Of December, A. d., 1858, requires Employers Reports to-
gether with payrols of the proceeding calendar year, to be
filed with the Commissioner Of Finance, not later than Febru-
ary IS, 1859, for the purpose Of adjusting premiums for 1858,
and for determining premiums for 1859.
Forms for submitting this report may be obtained from
the Department of Finance.
Employers affected BY the Workmens Compensation
Laws are urged to file their reports as promptly as possible
after December 81, 1853, and in any event, not later than
February Is, 1859, which is the final date fixed BY law.
A penalty of $4,000 to $4,000 fine is provided by law for
failure to file these repors within the time specified.
Percy de Jongh
Custodian, Government Insurance Fund
17-31-7-14
, 1959-01-17
NO. II
Editorial
STABILITY IN GOVERNMENT
WHEN GOVERNOR MerWin. in his maui

WHEN GOVERNOR MerWin. in his inaugural. list
ed as one of the major points the improvement in the.
stability OF the Government, he was rather serious, as
indicated by the fact that before the year was out a
striking example Of cooperation between the executive
and legislative branches of the Government had already
taken place. 1t is no secret that over 40 bills were
passed during the last session of the Senate, and that
required consistent and cooperative effort.
BUT THIS IS just the beginning, taken from any
point Of view. It may be a honeymoon, and the worst is
fcant effort between these branches to give these Is
lands the best ~govrnment we has ever had. Whichever
way taken, the challenge is a real one, and calls for the
exercise Of skill and ingenuity from all sides.
STABILITY IN U local government has a very
special connotation. 1t does not mean the type Of stabi-
lily which other islands have. Governments do not
change here, either with or because of violence. Tran
sition, when it comes, is with orderliness and caImness.
What is meant by stability in government is a type Of
program which is broad enough and meaningfuI enough
to give the social and economic progress desired. This
done, all effort should be directed towards its accom-
party is in power, or which individual is at the helm, or
which particular legislative body is operating
1T MEANS, THEREFORE,, that the Governor will
have to set down for us a program broad enough to
meet all the demands for this type Of growth. This done,
he should then set about to impress it upon the public
so that they might know what to expect, regardless of
which way the political winds blow.
IT IS A GREAT thought. A significant thought. It
is the kind Of thinking which leaves one with a sense of
calm and security and strength to work for what is to
be accomplished. Stability in government can be had,
and the people are ready and willing to work for it.
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Wiley Proposes
U. S. CoIIeeions
Debate Reds
ASSOCIATED Press Stan Writer

Senator Wiley, Republican
Of Wisconsin, proposed today
a series of debates between
American and Soviet college
students on freedom versus
communism.
Senator Wiley, senior Repub-
lican on the Foreign Relations
Committee, suggested an agree
ment between the United States
and Soviet governments for
the exchange of College teams
to debate government, econom-
les, religion and other topics.
The goals, Senator Wiley said
in an address prepared for the
Senate. would be to Cd combat
distortions spread by the Com
munist propaganda machine;
co give the Soviet people a
realistic comparison of the two
systems; and 80 provide Amer
leans with a clearer concept of
Soviet ideas to enable an easier
resolution of East-West differ
ences.
Senator Wiley proposed Sc
lection of a United States de-
bate team or teams on a COM
petitive basis, with guidance
by educational leadership and
nongovernmental sponsorship.
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Space Monkey Baker
Prepares for Weddinq

PENSACOLA, Fla, Aug. Il
(AP).-The Navy is planning
to get a mate for Miss Baker
the half-pound monkey which
made history as one of the
country's first space travellers
And a brand-new home is
being built at the Naval Air
Training Station here for the
prospective couple "a home
that is swank enough for a
honeymoon cottage, though not
much larger than a couple of
telephone booths.
But the Navy's cupid-playing
role is scientific rather than
romantic.
The marriage" was disclosed
today to reporter checking on
the status and future prospects
Of the tiny, goggle-eyed, squirrel
monkey that survived a 1,700-
'mile-long, 360-mile-hi TO-
000-mile-an-hour ride through
space May %.
Her companion on that flight,
a female Rhesus monkey named
Able. survived the adventure
but died later during an opera
ton for the removal of an cleo
trode used during the test.
The Navy is interested in a
romance for Miss Baker be-
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Tunnery Workers
Strike at Iuruy

LURAY, Va, Aug. l3 (AP)
"A union management dispute
at the Virginia Oak Tannery
developed into a strike today
Picket lines were formed.
David Baldwin. president OF
Local 26-L, Amalgamated Meat
Cutters and Butcher Workers
AFL-CIO, said negotiations
stalled after expiration of a
contract extension from April
to July 81. He said the COM
pany wanted to reduce the take
home pay of about 70 of the
tannery'S piece workers.
Plant Manager Horst An
dreae. said "the tannery has
offered to the employees a wage
package which seems to be
satisfactory to the majority
The dispute is over union Sc
curity."
Mr.. Andreae said "a good
part" of the job and the tan
merry will continue to operate
Union spokesman said ITO Of
the 181 employees are on strike
Company officials declined to
give the number working.
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Glenn Dale Aides
To Get Awards

Mrs. Florence S. Powell, exec
utive housekeeper at Glenn Dale
Hospital. was named today to
receive the hospitals annual
outstanding achievement award
Mrs. Powell was honored for
her efficient direction of the
hospitals housekeeping services.
officials pointed out that her
employees morale was high and
the turnover rate remarkably
low.
Two other employees, Mrs.
Julia I, Dent, a nursing assist
ant, and Mrs. Catherine c.
Owens, histopathologist, were
given honorable mention for
their outstanding work.
Mrs. Powell's award was to be
presented today by District
Commissioner David B. Karrick
during a ceremony in the hos
pitfalls auditorium.
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cause scientists at the Nava,
School Of Aviation Medicine
here want to find out if the
monkeys space flight could re.
suit in ANY abnormalities in
reproduction" due to possible
radiation exposure.
DR.. Donald Stullken, physi-
ologist, and other researchers
say that all evidence from the
space test itself points to a
happy motherhood for Miss
Baker, with little or no fears
from radiation.
The Navy scientists, who
prepared Miss Baker for her
memorable fight, have been
commissioned by the National
Aeronautics ard Space Ad-
ministration to keep her here
under passive observation for
the rest of her life"
That is. no surgical. or other
experimentation, is to be done
on her.
The room. being prepared
for Miss Baker and her mate.
is Z feet wide, 5 feet deep and
712 feet high. The walls and
ceiling are covered with for
there is a tile floor and
there will be special lighting
and air conditioning.
1t looks like a young brides
dream.
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New Bomurc-B
Test Flight Is
Apparent Success

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla,
Aug. 10 (AP).-The Air Force
fired its new super Bomarc-B
anti-aircraft missile on an
apparently successful Short
range test flight over the At
lantic yesterday.
There was no official an
nouncement, but the sleek Ate
foot rocket appeared to func-
ton smoothly as it raced
through the sky. It's path was
plainly marked by long trail
of white smoke from its solid
fuel engine.
The Air Force said the pur-
pose of the flight was to test
the Bomarc-B's air frame, boost
system and general aerody-
manic behavior. This was only
the third test for the new
weapon and it was not set to
fly its full 400-mile range.
The Bomarc-B has a sensitive
target-seeker that enables it to
track down and destroy SLOW
moving guided missiles as well
as planes. Its speed is believed
to be in excess of 1000 miles an
hour.
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week END entertainment on an
island In the Bahamas.
George M. Bunker. Martin
Co. board chairman, and Will
liam B. Bergen, company pres
ident. listed the following men,
bers of Congress as having been
invited to a proposed dinner al
a Washington hotel several
weeks ago for Gen. Schriever:
Senators Bridges. Republican
of New Hampshire; Chavez,
Democrat Of New Mexico:
Engle. Democrat of California;
Heating, Republican Of New
York, and Smathers, Democrat
of Florida, and Representatives
Hebert. Democrat of Louisiana (;
Mahon, Democrat of Texas:
Ford, Republican of Michigan;
Skies, Democrat of Florida, and
Sheppard, Democrat of Cali
fornia.
Several of those members are
on the Senate or House Appro-
priations Committees.
Mr.. Hebert is chairman of
the House Armed Services SUBJ
committee conducting the cur
rent inquiry into possible abuses
in defense industry employment
of retired military and Govern
ment civilian officials. Mr.. He
bert reported at the time of
the proposed dinner that he
had received and declined the
invitation.
The dinner subsequently was
called off because of criticism
by the Hebert subcommittee
and adverse public reaction.
Gen. Schriever also announced
that he would not attend the
proposed dinner.
The executives of the Martin
Co., manufacturers of the Titan
missile and other military
weapons. said they saw nothing
improper about the proposed
dinner. Mr.. Bergen explained
that the idea originated in q
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Car Slips, Rams
Another; 5 Die
Reason for Conference

OCALA. Fla. Aug. IS (AP)
"A light rain was falling when
the car slipped off the edge of
the road. was pulled back and
smashed again by another
auto coming the other way.
Five persons were killed.
Three members of a New
York family were among the
dead in the accident south OF
here on U. S. Highway AL yes
terday. Police said they were
Murray Cohen, AZ; his wife
Shirley, 81, and their son Rich
ard, 5. A daughter Elaine, 10,
was critically hurt.
In the other car, Sam Jones
Hilliard. Sc. of South Miami,
was killed instantly. His
daughter, Mrs. Patricia Hilliard
Covington, 81, died later, and
his wife was seriously injured
Police said the Cohens were
returning from a visit to Mr..
Cohen's father in Miami
Beach when their car slid on
the wet asphalt.
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.TV Man. Stages
SpectucuIurFruud

PANAMA CITY, Fla, Aug. 10
(AP. - Sheriff's deputies are
hunting for a bogus television
producer who staged quite an
act here.
The man:
l. Robbed two performers at
a beach night club, Comedi-
enne Diane Sterling and Singer
Nina Moret, of $377.
2. Left the girl holding a $40
charter boat fee for a Gulf
trip.
8. Duped a motel manager
into turning over his private
suite to him for five days.
4. Passed a $187 bad check
to pay the motel bill.
The girls said the man told
them he was here to prepare
for a series of films. He also
promised them a spot on a ma
tional TV program.
The first film to be made
here, he said. would be called
you Can't Take It With You"