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HELP MEN

STATIONERY STORE CLERK, to
work at counter and answer tele-
phone orders. etc. 5-day week
MALLOREY OFFICE SUPPLY CO.,
732 9th St. NV.
TEACHER OF MATHEMATICS-In
business administration progrem
for MOI 'inF classes. Please seno
outline Of education and expert
enee TO Box l49-R. Star.
TEACHERS, white: lsst-minute va
cenc!es: to $1,000. AID AM
TEACHERS AGcY. COS l4th nv
TEACHERS schools and cnlleaes
- .n00-S9 Wln or more SAl TO
lCpRS Agenrv aIB Chsflei
e. Ratio 80 'Mulhrrrv asA0i
TECHNI CLANS, EIECTRONICS
tTaine0 and Ior some cXpcr., !
days. to 81 900 POTC MAC EMPL
104 E Broad St. y 2-1272.
.TECHNICIAN - Fast-growing firm
needs radio technicisn for main.
tenRnce Of radio communication
equipment. Good salary to rIghi
man. DE. 2-1195.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
WANTED
FIRE CHIEF

The position as Chief of the
Municipal Fire Service involves
a department composed Of 12
paid and so volunteer fire.
fighters, S5-ft. ladder truck.
3 bumpers and a rescue am
bulance. Application blanks may
be obtained from and filed
with the once OF the City
Clerk Treasurer, No. s Colum-
bia Ave, Takoms Park, Nd,
before Jan. 81. 1850. Mini
mum starting salary must be
stated in application with COM
plete resume of qualifications,
past experience, references, etc.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

UPHOLSTERER, experienced. white;
good wages. steady employment tC
right party. 6l3 s. Wash. st.,
Falls Church, Va
WALLPAPER SCRAPERs, expert.
enced: good pay to good worker
Evening star., 1959-11-22
HELP MEN

UPHOLsTERER, experienced; may
b. Handicapped; for custom worE
en- piece rate basis. Plenty cf work
Apply Personnel. 1918 New Hamp
ave. NV. (entranee on Ward pl
apply Mon Fri, Gle noon ONLY
Evening star., 1959-11-22
HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
be reliable with local refs Appl!
in person. PARKER S ESQ STA
TION. 56ls Lee highway, Arl. Va
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Eyper. in fabrication work. handl
no phone calls. coNNER's, INC.
0@nT NouHnr -
Evening star., 1959-11-22
HELP WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN-HAIR sTYLIST. toy
salary top guarantee. Immedi,
ately. Apply $50 N. Glebe I'd. !. Arl.
IA. o-26ls. ewes. sun. az 7-g4Sa
BEAUTY OPERATOR, highest sal,
ary and commission in Silvel
Spring area, 5-day week, no ewes
8 70 o. Closed Mon; Sun. and Mon
call JU. 7-9427. Tues. through
Sat, JU. 7-926U. ANTON HAIR.
STYLIST, 1851 Eastern ave, Sill.
yer Spring, across from Ga. anc
Alaska bus terminal.
BEAUTY OPERATORS days Of
full week; can make 500 a week
or more Apply PAT. YOUR HAIF
DRESSER, 937 F st. NV, NE
S-4S37.
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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN
BOX 276-R, STAR
YOUNG MAN

OPpO4 GuAllIy III our
loan Servicing dept.
for a man who wants
to learn the mort
gage loan and real
estate business, and
who is looking for a
permanent position.
Starting salary COM
menSurate with expe-
rience; good opportu-
nifty for advancement
with one of the larg-
est old established
concerns in the city. A
portion of the duties
will be outside, and
therefore applicant
must own his own car,
for which he will re-
ceive allowance. Work.
we Elk, 3712 hrs,
lunches furnished
free, retirement and
other benefits. Reply
in own handwriting,
giving full particulars
as to previous business
experience and draft
status. All applica-
tionS considered con-
f1dential, and no in
qulrieS made until
after interview. Our
e m ployes have
knowledge of this ad.
BOX 467-R, STAR
Evening star., 1959-11-22
HELP MEN
TIRE CHANGER

For tire and battery store, must
Be exper. Apply STANDARD
TIRE AND BATTERY CO., 10th
and II SITS. ne
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WE OFFER:

Vacation With Pay
Sick Leave With Pay
Group disqualification
Group Life Insurance
Profit Sharing Program
Pension Plan
Free Parking Facilities
at New Building
Effective Nov. 80 Of this
year, our company will be
located at Western and
Wisconsin aveS. NV, in a
beautiful new Office build
ing. Prior to Nov. 80, inter-
views are being conducted
at
Evening star., 1959-11-22

YOUNG MEN-Assembling lighting
nxtures. good pay, references,
GO6 18th st. NV.
YOUNG MEN-One to work in shin.
ping and receiving department,
also one small-engine mechanic
to work on = and 4 cycle engines
La. 6-0500, MR.. BECKER
Evening star., 1959-11-22
ASST. RESEARCH
$3.50

This position requires girl white
with > yrs. college and courses
in statistics. wonderful future and
benefits MESSING. lll0S 18th st
NV, EX. 3-7270.
BAKERY SALESLADY. white. to
work Sat. and Sun only, for bakery
dept. in fine food store: exper. de-
sired but not essential. See MR.
BRODSDY, 9 am -5 pm, Sol
Conn. ave. NV. No telephone calls
BEAUTICIAN, hair stylist anc
shampoo girl. FRANKLIN PARK
HOTEL BEAUTY SALON, 1873.
Eye st. NV. EX. 3-S967.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced. ALEX
ANnRIA BEAUTY ACADEMY. I'LL
King st. Alex. Va. Apply in per.
son. No phone calls
BEAUTICIAN = Kennedy-Warrel
Beauty Salon, 3I33 Conn. ave. n "
CO. 5-527l, incl. Sun and ewes
BEAUTICItN; immed. permanent
position for woman or man. II
ever-eXpanding high-class. mod.
ern American salon. Must
be experienced, dependable. Excel
Salary, SOC commiSS which is
S100-S125 per 5-day wk. Paic
vacation, no following necessary
IA Madeleine" 8e2f coiEm,
bia pike. nr Glebe I'd. Arl., Va.
ia 2-9S2S or ia. 5-1S66.
BEAUTICIAN. downtown, salary and
comm, good working hrs. AID. 2.
9135. after 6 pm.
BEAUTICIAN, to assist in instruct.
ing. with or without experience
Apply in person, ALEXANDRIA
BEAUTY ACADEMY. 1711 Kins
St, Alex, Va. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

You will be trained and
paid while. you learn.
Some of these positions
require mathematical
SkillS and some require an
aptitude for clerical de-
tail-type work. Others re-
quire experience in public
and telephone contact
work. The starting SAL
aries are good, with pro-
motional possibilities.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

BOOKKEEPER 1915 UP
Automobile exper. pref. Sill. spg
Bookkeeper to $3.50
Full charge; Silver Spring.
Clk.-TypiStS -. S375 Up
Rockville, Bethesda, NV.
RECEIPT .-TypiStS $375
Rockville. Bethesda, NV.
PBX-TypiSts - $500 Up
Rockville, Bethesda, NV.
Secretaries - $500
Rusty shorthand. Wheaton, S Spg.
Clerk-TypiStS --- $500
Hyattsville, C9ll. Park. Beltsviuc
.Clerk-TypiSt S285
Rental office, interviewing, etc.
Steno. ---- to $3.50
Young, personnel office.
Secretaries to $500
Rockville, Bethesda. National Air
port, all Maryland suburbs.
Secy, l-girl ofc., Rockville $3.50
HAGGERTY EMPL.
t91S Ellsworth Dr.. JU. S-6464
OPPOSITE HECHT's. SIL. sPG.
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SECURITIES

=.. SECURITIES
REPRESENTATIVES
FULL OR PART TIME FOR NEW
SALE, PROGRAM. COMPLEIE
GSAREER GSAAR Z TRAINlNG T. Z I Gd,,,issTpY AGTIyE
c6NPhNY c6ETiNG9 UP BETE2rfS T9 ffS oog ERj6Y SLgS
THE PRESTIGE STATUS &C
CORDED YOU AS A CUSTOMERS
BROKER. WE'LL & CO., ST.
3-SuSS.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white. aae 25-4O, exper. in lubri-
cation; local refs; salary open
plus commission and vacation
Also man to work night per wk.,
every Tues. night, II pm. to
7:3O am. Salary, $3.50 BAR
RON'S sUNOCO SERVICE STA
TION. Wis. and River I'd. NV.
SERVICE It .TION ATTENDANT,
full time, dav shift, must be ex.
perienced HYBLA VALLEY SUM-
OCO. 2a20 Richmond hwy. Alex
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
experienced: must have good
mechanical knowledge and local
refs. Apply in person, JACK S
ESSO SERVICE, Sth and NJ SITS
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
full and part time, must be eX-
perienced, good pay to the right
men. l4O2 Georgia ave, Wheaton
Nd. LO. 4-OS22
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white. now employed in station
capable Of handling shift anc
would like to change lob. KI
e-G505, between rs pm. Conf
Dental
Evening star., 1959-11-22
SHOP FOREMAN
TECHNICAL
WRITER'S

Challenging positions
for the persons with a
strong background in
electronicS. Must be
able to write theory of
operation from sche-
maticS, functional and
block diagrams; pre-
pare complex items Of
design data; partici-
pate in the prepara-
tion of manuals, hand
books, checkout or
maintenance inStruc-
tionS; participate in
the form ulation
of technical proposals
and bids.
Acceptable applicants
will enjoy excellent
workin g conditions,
modern company ben
efitS, regular merit
reviews, liberal educa-
tional refund plan and
excellent opportunity
for personal growth.
To arrange a personal
interview, call WA.
7-4444, Ext. 1923, or
mail complete resume
to:
TECHNICAL
EMPLOYMENT
ERGO PLANT
ACF Industries
Incorporated
Riverdale, Md.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
HELP WOMEN

ADMIN. CLERKS, ability to as.
sumo responsibility, good typing
no shorthand; S7b-S9O. SUBUR.
BkN PERSONNFL. Perpetual Bldg
silva Enrinr III n-El nE
Evening star., 1959-11-22

MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
Woodward BLDG, 18th and H NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-44I4
Admin. Secy.-Sal. Open
Mature person. ability to work
with board of directors, public
contact, secretarial skills re-
oulreo, D days; far NV, loca-
ton, auto helpful.
Records SupvSr. - $3.50
Must have experience. COLLEGE, 30
Secretary --S 1890
National I; firm. under SO yrs, 5
Travel Counselor S255
National firm. some college, ro
typing required. Report to work
RECEIPT .-TypiSt --- 1925
National trade asso., some bkkpg
compose own correspondence
PIX. public contact.
CIerK 1VDlStS
Salary frcm S250-S35O. severa,
SATURDAYS. -''
Fields Agcy., EX. 3-25Os
5O4 Sheraton Big. I'll 14th NV
ADM. SECY., $1OO WK
EXEC. sECY.. young. 500 wk
! MEDICAL SECY.. SIS TO 500 wk
Fun and part-time openings hour
! ". See Miss Grant, ST. 3-3666
BoYDs, cor. 18th and G NV.
ADM. SECY., Shhd.- $4,000
Intelligsnt lady to manage Govt
sales office.
SECY., Mfg. Repres. (2), 500
Excellent location, plush ofhces
Secy, Legal, sew, to $4,000
Receipts. ~, young $50
Shorthand not REQ. but helpful
JR. SECY., Fee Paid $50
Young lady with knowledge Of
shorthand.
k-TypiStS, sew. to SIS
Beginners and experienced.
ASSOCIATED PERSONNEL
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ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. Y. Ave NV. RE. 1876
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Sab Ga. Ave, S. s.. Nd.
Hours S:30-5 Mon. Through Fri
JU. g-4446
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18
The
Sports
Page
he
By Woody Cohen

The newly formed Center Womens bowling league
opened their at the Copa Lanes with 20
ing on four teams Averages will be established and regular
league play will begin on Thursday Sept. "a pm.
Women interested in joining should the Center as
there will be openings from time to time
Congratulations the newly elected officers of the
league. Hope Svestr President; Sylvia Dorson 1s Vice
President; Dee Cohen End VicePresident Nancy Srota
Secretary; Shirley Kuropatkn Treasurer Mitchell
Sargeantatarms.
Three chldren's mixed bowling leagues are being
formed and will start bowling Friday afternoons at
pm. commencing Oct. 9.
Leagues to be formed are
Bantam Mixed League 18th grade and under)
Junior Mixed League C7th 9Th, 9th grades)
High School Mixed League doth, 18th, 18th
grades)
The Danciger Gymnasium roof is completed work
is concentrated the interior which will have six baskets
three badminon courts, two voleyba courts single
wall handball court and weghtroom.
The tilng of the hot dry rooms is completed
is the tile work the Showers drying rooms and lava
tories The Health Club facility will include the finest deluxe
type of exercising equipment available. slunber
room, snack bar trainers T. V. and lounge
The Stella Schlanger pool will remain open only for
the next two week ends Sept 1920 Sept 2627
hours are to pm. Saturdays and 10 am to pm on
Sundays.
Many thanks from the physical education department
for the excellent job done during the past by the
aquatic staff namely Keith Meenan, pool manager;
staff William Kiser Howard Lieberman
EFT Nicholson and Steve Talbot
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18
BIB Women Chupfer

A regular meeting of B'nai
Birth Women Chapter 613
will be held Sept. % at the
Center. Luncheon will be
served at noon with the meet
ing starting at 1 pm.
Mrs. Edward Kleinerman
will preside and the program
will feature Hats on Pa
rade." A baby-sitter will be
provided for the afternoon.
A representative of Tucson
Opera Company will speak on
the organization and Roslyn
Hart will present selections
from Carmen"
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18
Shevu Pioneer

William Gordon, Tucson
attorney, will speak on the
work of the Anti-Defamation
League at a regular meeting
of the Sheva Club of Pioneer
Women Sept. 81 at 8 pm. at
the Center.
A film, Israel Diary, also
will be shown. The meeting is
open to the public.
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18
Over 100000
In Pledges
OUTSTANDING

Over 100000 in pledges
to the Tucson Combined
Jewish Appeal are out
standing, it was reported by
Benjamin N. Brook, execu-
tive director of the Tucson
Jewish Community Coun-
Gil.
A total of $4,000 is out
standing from the 1859
campaign, he said, and an
other $4,000 remains un-
collected from the 1858
drive.
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18

NOTICE. !.

The FIRST HALF of 1859 TAXES are now
due and payable and will become delinquent on
NOVEMBER 2, 1859 at 500 pm. and unless paid
by that time, interest from the time of Delinquent
cy at the rate of ten QO) per cent per annum un.
til paid, will be added.
The SECOND HALF of 1859 TAXES will be
due and payable the FIRST MONDAY in MARCH
1860 and will become delinquent the FIRST
MONDAY in MAY 1860 at 500 pm.
ALL 1859 TAXES may be paid at the time
the first installment is due and payable.
Taxes are payable at the OFFICE of the PIMA
COUNTY TREASURER, COURTHOUSE, TUG.
SON, ARIZONA.
NO FURTHER NOTICE is REQUIRED
NOTE: Special District taxes not exempt from
taxation though the property is covered
by Widows Veterans tax exemption.
CARROLL III. CHRISTIAN
Pima County Treasurer
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18
Bar Mifzvuhs


William Robert Bloom, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bloom,
will be Bar MitZvah Sept. 26
at Cong. Young Israel.
William is an eighth grade
student at the West Coast
Talmudical S e m in ary of
North Hollywood, Calf. Will
liam attended the Yeshiva
last year. His hobby is stamp
collecting.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Strawberry Pie

Mrs. H. J. S., Washington
To Mrs. r. w.. Siluer Spring
We think Mrs. r. w. will
like this recipe. We found 1t
in an old Royal Cook Book.
FRESH BERRY PIE
] recipe pastry 1.-TWO crust
pie)
8 cups fresh Strawberries
q cup sugar
IL tablespoons -four
y teaspoon salt
! tablespoon butter
(All measurements are level.)
Prepare pastry as directed.
Mix fruit with sugar, -four
and water. Put into lower
crust: dot with butter. Cover
with top crust or lattice
strips. Bake in hot oven at
ATS degrees Fahrenheit for 10
minutes. Reduce temperature
to 425 degrees and bake about
20 minutes. Recipe makes one
8-inch pie.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

AAAoC NAAS NAAN AAN~A 1@~J
wall tile sparkle. wipe 1t with
a soft, dry towel. preferably
before the tile dries. Wiping
is not necessary for floor tile.
To protect the wall against
future Aim. apply a thin coat
of a household wax. Use this
mild type Of cleaning for IS
long as possible. as harsher
abrasives tend to be q bit
hard on tile glaze.
If the wall tile is more dis
colored and the above solu-
ton isn't effective, combine
a half cupful of water con-
ditioner with several table,
spoonsful of a mildly abrasive
household cleaner. Adding a
cupful Of hot water, mix the
solution we'll and with q
heavily bristled brush or
plastic scourer. scrub the tile
well. II the joints do not
respond to the scrubbing. use
a moistened steel-wool pad on
them. Joints tend to dark
en- with age, however; sd the
older the tile. the less chance
there is Of making the Joints
look white.
If the tile still does not
look white. try steel-wool
pads - the kind sold for
cleaning white wall tires.
Moisten the pad and use 1t
as you would any steel-wool
pad.
An electric polisher-scrub-
ber is the best and easiest
way to clean ceramic floor
tile. When further treatment
is needed, mix water with a
powdered chlorine bleach to
make a paste. Spread a thin
film Of the paste on the joints
or over the entire floor: let
stand for about 20 minutes;
then mop the floor.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

coming out Of her walls is
because she Is not pounding
them into the studs.
There are no laths behind
the wallboard. as there Is In
regular plaster, and the wall
board is not thick enough to
hold the nails.
You can buy q "stud find-
er" at any hardware store. It
is q little inexpensive eadget
that you run along the wall
and 1t finds the studs by
magnetism.
II you do this, you will
never have any trouble hang
ing things.
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Amish Information
Mrs. G. E. H.. Washington
To Mrs. r. L. X. Arlington
I am interested In visiting
Evening star., 1959-06-28

the Amish countryside from
July 2 to the 10th. ! UNDER
stand there Is at Kutztown Q
Fourth Of July festival.
Could you advise as to
whether there Is public
transportation between Lam
caster and Kutztown and
Allentown2
Thank you.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Camping Trip

Mrs. T. NJ. c.. Washington
To Mrs. D. E. L., Burtonspille
My family Of six. with ages
comparable to yours. is very
much interested in obtain
ing more details on your
camping from coast to coast.
AS our experience in camp
ing has been limited to back
yard cook-outs and our
equipment consists Of one
charcoal burner. could you
please give us suggestions as
to what sort of stove. ice
chest. table, tent. sleeping
bag. etc.. you took to camp
out and what things you
wished you had taken that
perhaps would have been
better?
We are planning just that
sort Of trip for next summer
and your letter proved so
helpful. with many ideas
that had never occurred to
us. Did you plan ahead where
you would camp and make
arrangements with the camp
ahead Of time or did you just
travel until you came to the
next camp? We would like
this trip to be as easy and
pleasant for all as possible
so any additional suggestions
will be greatly appreciated.
+ y
Wullboord Trouble
Mrs. w. r. H., Lanhdm
To Mrs. c. G., TdkomG Park
The reason your friend is
having trouble with nails
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Cleaning Suggestions for Ceramic Tile
From a Reader: to Miss C. A..

From Reader; to Miss C. A.. Washington
II cloudy Aim hard-water spots don't respond TO
ordinary wping fairly e water conditioner should
clean 1t up easily With q SPONGE wipe the tile with q
solution Of cupf Of water conditioner mixed with
half paul Of water Then rinse the tile Make you
rinse the tile after cleaning In order make glazed
Evening star., 1959-06-28

Saturday, we'll be eelebrotino the
Fourth Of July holiday. All our
stores will be closed thot doy.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

Monday, Miss Debbie comes to hail
the debut of our spriohtIy young
collection Of Debbie Hats. She'll
be OF the Town n Trovel Hat Bor,
End Floor, Washington. 1900 to
500 and 600 to 800 pm.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

This Week, If there's q wedding in
your pIons. come in for O compIi-
nentory ticket to our Bridal Fashion
Show The shows to be Tuesday,
July 7. in our Teo Room at TOO
pm. Tickets ovoioble at Wedding
Service. 5th Floor, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12

reservation amounts to the
power Of this country to veto
trial by the international tri-
bunal Of cases brought against
the United States.
Because of the United States
reservation, other nations also
reject world court suits by the
United States on reciprocity
grounds. the committee said.
Since this Nation has vast
foreign interests. the report
said. from q strictly selfish
economic point of view the
United States should be doing
all it can to strengthen inter-
national law and to advance,
not discourage, means Of enforc-
ing international obligations. /"
Because of reservations by the
United States and other coun-
tries. the International Court
has had only 43 cases in the
last IA years. since it was estab-
lished by the United Nations.
Dropping of the United
States reservation, the 80-page
committee report said, would
accomplish the main objective
of assuring the rest of the
world that the United States
no longer insists on judging
for itself the jurisdiction OF
the court; that the United
States, in deeds as we'll as in
words. is ready to lead the Free
World toward the rule Of law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12

texts by Siegfried sassoon by
Ronald Murat, Of the violin
faculty Of Julliard. These were
the last he wrote before his
death. two years ago, in an
auto accident.
The last group presented
three Of the seventeen songs
by Chopin. These we're actually
quite lovely, and are as char
acteristically Polish as the
mazurkas.
Mr.. Zega does not have q
biz voice, nor much variety OF
color. However. his pianissimo
is very delicate, so that his
dynamic range is adequate.
and he sings with a good deal
Of imagination. In his best
work Of the evening-the
SzymanowSki and the Chopin
his phrasing was exquisite
His diction in Italian. German
and English was very good.
know no Polish, so assume
that his virtuosity with process.
sions Of consonants was as
correct as it was impressive,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
THE LYONS DEN
Shelley Misses Moth
By LEONARD LYONS

the addition. Each would be
interrupted by phone calls from
agents and producers. offering
$l50,000 a picture. spread out
over five years for tax purposes.
But we're too busy checking
grocery bills" said Shelley. IF
we had an education. we could
have saved time with the arith-
metic."
Franciosa was raised on
116th street, New York. He
recently discussed this with
Sammy Davis, jr., who was
raised on the same street and
during that same period. They
discovered that they had par
ticipated in the same race-riot,
on opposite sides. Franciosa
revealed his motivation-sim-
ply to show his friends he was
as brave as they we're. IAN !
did was stand up. throw a rock
and rum" he said. And Sammy
Davis, jr., said: Same here. -
- =
Arthur L0urie, Israel's dele
gate to the U.N., who made an
eloquent and forceful presenta-
ton Of his country's position in
the Suez matter, will become
Ambassador to the Court Of st.
James's Lena Horne is
renting a Paris apartment and
plans to commute to New York
when she has engagements
here Mrs Averell Harri-
mans novel hair-do was the
result of her cutting her own
hair while watching the World
Series telecast.
Sir John Gielgud, now star
ring here in Much Ado About
Nothing" tells of the day the
GREAT Ouspenskaya came back
sage to see him. He felt he
really hadn't been at his best,
and told his valet, mo visitors
today" He changed his mind,
Of course. for Nine Ouspen-
skaya. She came preceded by
two footmen. II am honored. "
Gielgud greeted her. I'm
afraid I gave a bad perform
ance" Ouspenskaya litter
her veil, said, You are right"
then walked out.
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What made Justice Felix
Frankfurter vince at the
screening Of Anatomy of a
Murder" was when he heard
Arthur O'COnnelPs line, in the
movie, about "Chief Justice
H o m s." Oliver Wendell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12

rain-barrel acoustics Of the
court Of the palmettos.
From here on, things were
more interesting. We we're
spared the baritone bromides
Of the opera in favor Of a cut
ting from Berlioz' Benevenuto
Cellini; the piece de resist
ance was the uneven but sensi-
tive and sometimes unusually
beautiful set Of IL Schuman
songs to Eichendorf poems. and
the second half OF the program
was almost completely new.
The Polish impressionist,
Karol Szymanowski, is best
known in this country by his
small pieces for piano and one
set for violin and piano. Mr..
zega programmed a cycle Of
six songs in which the COM
poser depicts the temptation
Of a Mohammedan priest by
love. Dust to keep the record
straight, religion triumphed.)
This was listed as a first per-
Torrance for the United States,
and was followed by the world
premiere Of three songs to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
Bar Unit Asks Repeal
Of World Court Veto

CHICAGO. Oct. ~ (AP).-
An American Bar Association
committee urged yesterday that
the United States abandon It's
veto power on jurisdiction Of
the World Court.
The committee report said
the Senate should repeal the
so-called Connallly reservation
of 1916 under which the United
States determines for itself
whether cases against it in the
international Court Of Justice
are international rather than
domestic in character.
Such action. the group said.
would be "a major, practical
and dramatic step toward the
goal of the rule Of law among
nations"
The report was made by a
committee of the ABA's Sec
ton Of international and COM
parative law.
The committee said the