davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Dare Coast Re-creotes
History for Tourists

be open daily and Sunday
throughout the summer and
autumn vacation season.
Visitors will see a garden
styled after the famous English
gardens Of the Elizabethan era.
They can also see a variety
Of antique statuary, a knot gar
den, water gate. winding walks
and the great lawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Floating Pools

Paris has two swimming
pools which float on the Seine.
Each has filtered water indie
pendent Of the murky river.
Pan American World Always
Each also has a res
taurant, bar and sun deck.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20
Mary CastiI-

sleeping pillsD d. Mary Castil-
lanO and Royal Snyder are just
going, but it's ball and a half!
But, Jeanette, how is Gig
Harbor and Mr.. U. OF w? :.
Poor COralita, she hates to baby
sit! doesn't everyone To
Dreamy Eyes, remember no mat
ter what happens between us, the
same feeling will always be there
. To err is human, to forgive
divine From Contacts" =.
The newest, latest, craziest fad is
being displayed by Roberta Ven
tura Trade marks (tatoos)
worn on the legs, arms and back.
Boys find them Interestingly ..
Sharon Flores, how is it to hunt
for a job? . LeOnOr Villaluz
got some new furniture-he ter
mites need new surroundings &.
Sharon Flores makes like a mag
ilSI OllC dIII ats oil SUI u VI
odds and ends and Joe Paul Adri-
aticO 2. Has anyone seen Sandy
and Roberta "horsing" around
with basketballs They try
tennis, too Any teens interest
ed in joining the F.Y.A. Combo
can phone either Phil Estrada or
Carmen PastOres The sooner,
the betteri Additions are be-
ing planned PricilIa Higgen-
bOtham, how's Mt. Baker and how
is it to be ranked on? Tony
Israel, when down at the beach.
why the towel over your head?
Ken Alexandra, how are the
drive-ins =? Has anyone seen
Edrie Beltran's bermudas or his
beachcombers or Adolfo Salazar's,
Louie Ogilbe's or Edrie's haircuts :?
Tough man, tough to bear!
e. Mary Lou and Tony Brillantes
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20
FILIPINO. FORUM

Pastores. The drawing for the
S25 gift-certificate to the Hi Lo
Shop was won by Mrs. Leonard
LaigO.
THE DOOR. Since the opening
of The Door June s, substantial
crowds have appeared nightly.
Live music and cute attendants
have drawn many, but the de-
l1cious food and appetizing bev-
erages have topped them all. Seen
at The Door recently were Ster-
ling Holloway, actor, the five fl
nalists for Miss Washington"
and Miss Hawaii"
PORTLAND BOUND. Three
teen couples composed of Angie
Salvador, Bing Landero, Jessie
Umayam and Rudy RoIlolazo,
Roger Cruz and CarIitO Lazo par
ticipated in, Filipino Day at the
Trade Fair in Portland June 81.
They presented a number of Fill
Pine fOlk-dances. Portland is a
nice place with lots of "eligibIes."
x y,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Lots of
luck to swell guy, Ed Zapata!
AT his birthday party cake and
records were enjoyed by his
guests. Seen there were Lorraine
Segundo, George Magat, Bob Rab-
by, Lorita and Linda Baga, Sandy
Wong, and, naturally, Lenor Villa
luz and Ed zapata. Play it cool
in the years to come!
GRAPEVINE. Ricky BalagOt
fell asleep during a recent F.YA.
Chorale session; that's unusual!
owe really think Sandy gave him
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20

The Tween Teens" of Seattle en-
jOyed the hospitality of the Au-
burn Teen Club. A remarkable
representation was noticed and
games were played as well.
DANCES: June Is and 20 have
marked recent dances. Large
crowds and lots of fun was had
by all. Among the teeners were:
Sherry and Phil Estrada, Bobbie
Ventura, Edrie Beltran, Tony
Israel, Woody Versola, Larry and
Rudy Rollolazo, Judy Corpuz and
Edria. Dates: Marcie and Kay
of Wapato.
T.
FASHION DAZE JUNE 81.
This fashion show, one of the spe-
ciaI activities by the F.Y.A. mod
orators and teen-group, highlight-
ed the Hi LO" fashions and ac-
centuated a smart line of Filipino
dresses. Teen models included
Flores, jeanette CastillanO, Sherry
Estrada and Virginia OrdOnia. Vir-
ginia not only modelled Hi LO"
fashions but also her prom for
NAL. Refreshments were served
and door prizes were won by Miss
LOreto Mabugat and Mrs. Bina
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20

6ASH Filipino Youth Activities embarked upon a
raising a few dollars for their treasury. doar-a-car
ce was given by its Car Wash Committee at
Service Station Jackson and Fifth the picture are
from 'front.' cIocxwise: Margi Caas Sandy Arno Mary
mo- Orias and Marilyn Laigo. Inside
chairman Car Wash Committee Other members
wn picture. incidentally, the alopy belongs the
u of the Filipino FOrum)
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20

Cha BEAT! Like WOW!
this 5 a gala farewell party
was b for Mary Lou Brillantes
rs VI Il Mendoza. The evening
On N with close friends and
-atS .ment was in the form of
zone party with cake and
the y Some of the guests were
the Id jeanette CastillanO,
missed fonso, Phil Estrada, Car
torres, Larry R0llOlaZO,
,day, ladayag and, of course,
nd Mary Lou.
~ cca hits of the party included
to u II other school "annuals"
wnOl DE- pong rally. (The new
'raaa rec room is positively
nal IN =
y -. DANCE JUNE IL.
i''u member always" was the
Sal the party honoring grad
5a'n'. hiors. Entertainment was
le 4 The live music by the
MS and the voices of the
les - p tried so hard to sing
il9'~- Ped Edrie, Adolfo, Leon
V.'S iaxie. Lots of Guys ard
Vls Re present at this semi
cred = Bnce.
RN PICNIC lime IA,
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20
Page Five

are making Roadway in Corona,
New York Lots of luck and
the best of everything to them ;.
TWEEN ELECTS OFF,
GERS. Recently elected officers
of the Tween-Teen Club are Car
Ito LazO, president; Alfonso RAJ
mac, vice president; Angie Saliva
dor, secretary! Julie AjetO, treas
urer; Phil Estrada and RolandO
AjetO are sergeant-at-arms.
i
SPLISHING AND SPLASH
ING. Beachcombers include Tony
Israel, Woody VersoIa, Dave Mad
ayag, Gloria Flores, Rose and Cor
ALTA Castro, Hickey Pintado, Mike
Ildefonso, Dave Orias, Tino Cada,
Mike Castro, Sandy Arino, Ricky
Balagot and Bobbie Ventura
Go DIS, isn't anything happening
in Sumner, Arsenia Malta?
Pat Rapada has been selected
Strawberry GU n in Port Orr
chard
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20

RN PICNIC JUNE IA.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-08-20

Your low President Liner fare includes 10
wonderful days at sea, all expenses paid.
You'll enjoy deck sports, parties, dances,
games. Your favorte Filipino and American
dishes. Famous President style service.
And air conditioned accommodations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

HAGGERTY EMPL.-
9lS Ellsworth Dr., s, g.. JU. s-6464
IA WIS. ave. Seth. OIL. 1-4444
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

Professional
Office,

U. 9. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
RIM. 705, 1000 10th st. NV.
NO FEES
ASTRONOMER tradIoJ, Bs 10 SIS, gs5
baeterlologist. exp. indep,
diagnoatic To b.OOO
Bios Chemistry Tech. kdny.
tunct. research 10 b.OOO
Blood Bank TechnologiSt, 49,
Commercial Artist. art " o'OOV
educ" : yrs. exp. c.s.
Credit Manauer whsle 70 '''oO
col, srsd' plus exper. TO 1882
trical electronics. me-
v SThSn's %I,s ora =. 60 to 1900
, sxpsr. 10 S.43s
or math., iield Jobs TO $3.50
Junior Admin, Accountant,
Mathematician. Ph.D., EXP.
data collection To 10, GOA
Medical ofhcers, pathology
MS S:!:iSs iSss' ss sSSiSS
Nurses, gen'l. duty, stan.
o PHI; p ~, trng; =, scaiii to S.sss
Personnel Consult. Govt. :" ''''O
french reorSsn' speak N ann
PERFORMED Trainee. recent " 'O'OOO
GO col: srad: TO b.ey7
rnarme cQloeist 70 $3.50
Physical Therapist, regstd. To 4,aSO
fnysieian, editorial and
writing Writing exp, :, to 1890
s sense to 10000
draulics speciality to 10, 600
Prcgrammer, BIS. (math.),
exp, 7O4, 1l03, ll05 TO 10000
PsyehiaIrtst, board certi-
PSYCHOLOGIST. clinical. MA. W i''O'V
, dssres exp Or adv. study to 5000
exp exp; g.. -. to 1880
Yrs, exp. sales or mgmt, 10 7.2S2
Sales Mgmt. Trainee, 3
s sYpD; coli; decree to o.sso
Irainses, recent coli.
sociisSYs ' workers. all fields, to 5000
MSW, 2 yrs exp. to 5000
Special Investigators, have
car, know city to 3,6OO
Statistician. BIS. MA. or
Ph.p. degrees related
stields to 10000
Surgeons. local and Calf. to i4,1OO
Teacher, English (Fluent
French, overseas to 1000
Teacher. jr. and sr. h.s.,
chemistry and general
science In k.A00
Teacher. senior h.s., Eng
lish and Ind VI. Latin 10 $500
Technical Writers and Edi-
tors; exp. in mgmt., engr.
and tech. subjects to 1000
v yTc s,r Teehnieian. 2 ,,,o
SUMMER WORK
Camp Counselors lmin.
age 1g) To o25
Camp Directors, exp. to 500
waterfront Director. exp. TO AIS
DO NOT TELEPHONE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
SAiLESM,ANI
SALESMAN
REAL ESTATE
Salary and Commission
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

0zA1JElAoINkIAN
Nationally known battery manufae-
turer needs salesman with auto
motive parts selling experience
salary, bonus and retirement plan
Write Boz AK Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

MANY OTHERS
Annette D. Tatelman
227 woodward Bldg. (2nd Floor
733 18th St. NV. at H
RE 7-A4I4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
SALES
MANAGEMENT

Excellent career opportunities in
sales are available Tor college
graduates since 1915 with an Or
SANITATION first In its field. These
are salaried positions requiring
only top notch men. Applicants
should have excellent appearance:
demonstrate stability in work his
tory and background Send full
resume TO BOX ass, Star.
SALES TRAINEE-career opport.
Govt sales; strsisht Salary, So"
600 LIST yr. MANAGEMENT con-
SULTANTs INC, Suite 1901.
1895 q ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
SALES CAREER
SALES MANAGER
SALES MANAGER

A certified Johns Manville dealer
prepared to extend a top PROPOSE
f portu N s' Phone i La. +" 81 e.is ~
Mon, o until noon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
YOUNG MAN

WHITE. AGE 2I-3O
To work in flower shop and make
delivery. Must have d. c, opera
tors permit. and know the city.
Employee BENEFITS after 3 months
employment. Apply personnel
ONCE.
MAYFLOWER HOTEL
:ONN. AVE. AND DESALEs NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
ASSEMBLIES

Interesting assignments in , con-
genial atmosphere. Women with
ferred. Liberal benefits. ACF
ELECTRONICS, 1921 Leslie ave.
Alex. Va. XII S-440O.
BOOKKEEPER. under
able exper.. high school grad; use
iO-kev adding mach: excel. fringe
benefits, 3-day wk. Interviews. ?
to 10, to 3. Apply G. B. MACKE.
iii LIST st. e., ST. 3-S200.
BOOKKEEPER. exper.
operator for bookkeeping machine:
experience in MGR operation help
full. but not required. knowledge
OF tipping necessary: 5-day week.
company benefits. Call PERSON.
MEL, HU. 3-520Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
RELp MEN
SALESMAN
$85 Wk. \ SO Comm.
and Inc Rn,nnfik

$85 Wk. + SO Comm.
and ms. Benefit
Sell retail and Industrial Cellowax
wholesale and Industrial outlets,
Washlneton Established accounts
projected territory, own car. TX.
eeptiopal opportunity for high
Seiinre I Ssiss producer With SUPER.
ions nours q b SUild seeslr, 20 tu WUIe
at above aveTaGe earnings Open.
ing due 10 promotion OF present
salesman This can be the oppor.
man Write cellowax Co g Cav
g. Baltimore 2 Md for appllca-
tion ArranGements made for In
s AZ rsl;S: for small sppliancss
but not necessary, will train ener.
getlc young men under 40 years OF
age Salary ane commission. APP
Ply In person only % MT Warren,
sthiS ana Z IS. = n.A HFli"N0S Co.
Statesmen = Appliance and fprn.
men with installment !exper. Salary
ana e9mmission' Apply Mr.. LeiSn'
AVAO - 80
statesmen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for aggressive Woodworking sales
men who can sell 70 earn $1,000
Ina business opportunity franch-
ises. BOX 22g-k, star. gtvine tull
background.
sALEsMEN--Our Television Pro-
gram, plus our other adv. Is
bringing In more leads than our
present sales force can handle.
We want 3 top statesmen VINO
can handle these customers.
Earnings e50-S10O q day and
si iYYo-s "a ave. yes gsts end a Apply
sALEsMEN--OLD NATIONAL FIRM
offers career opportunities; Doten-
tial OF $4,000 TO $4,000 per
year; guaranteed income, commits
sion, plus bonuses. free hospital
To- producers fIl ah tSa,nnr nrn
gram while earning. Phone Mon,
9-l2. CIR. 3-5O20.
sALEsMEN-fiish comm, low cost.
iast.moylng item; outside work.
Appiy 3742 10th st. ne. after
Statesmen, learn real estate--An
Otu uotAuloncu uEm with young
aggressive ideas needs 2 ambitious
young men. married. For infor-
nation call uN. 4-65S3.
Statesmen, full or part-time, 81
am. to 4 pm. Call on city or
rural grocery. variety. druestores:
LOO mr.. plus car exp. Write fully
Box l26-K. Star.
Statesmen go, white-we have
men, must have late-model carl
and have desire TO earn over
$4,000 Der. VI. that want per-
manent employment and would be
interested In becoming managers.
Apply Mr.. AIKEY. bet. II and 3,
54UJ Conn. ave. NV. No phone
Statesmen = National advertised
company, has opening for young
man With car. for protected ares
In MONTGOMERY County: leads
furnished: earnings unlimited:
ANCHOR FENCES. 1890 Grand.
view avenue. wheaton. Nd.
Statesmen for venetian blinds
and window shades: experience
preferred. salary. permanent Dos
Ml0n: excellent opportunity. MIL
EHAM a KING, Ma. S-1023.
statesmen
To distribute worlds most beau
tiful family Bible: free hospital. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
MATCHMAKER

MATCHMAKER
Experienced. Fine Worker Only
GA 18th st. NV.
WHOLESALE PLUMBING SUPPLY
SERVICE desires | outside sales
man and | inside Office man, ex-
perienced desired, between 25 and
30 years OF age. Write, giving de-
tails and experience. Replies will
be held in strictest confidence.
Box 1868. Star.
WELDERS (ARC). experienced II
gauge, steady work; see Mr.. Smith
for test. COLUMBIA SPECIALLY
CO. INC. 4g25 Bradley blvd.
YOUNG MAN. 20 to IS. white,
preferably married, as q trainee
to learn speciality store business
from the ground up. Call MR.
WESP, ST. 3-1431, for appoint-
ment
YOUNG NAN. capable of assisting
manager OF mems clothing store;
NAL V We +, See h deorEis rave ave-
YOUNG MAN, high school grad
uate, aEe Ia to 81. for full time
SsfHHnens position sTainee
automobile finance company To-
Gated in center OF Washington
Must have knowledge OF tipping
and some commercial schooling
background. Excel opportunity for
advancement, liberal employee
benefits. For interview, write CIV
ing background. Box Ask. Star.
YOUNG MAN-To learn shipping.
Good penmanship REQ ref. nee.
ARTS a. CRAFTS, 1880 BALTIC.
ave. College Park. Md.
YOUNG MAN-If YOU are looking
for real future in a growing
lucrative industry. printing is the
field for you; we VIII pay you
derfui business II you really want
IL work and learn. Call MR.
O'NEILL. NE. $1,000 Monday
after 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
YOUNG MEN

:j-YEAR-OLD COMPANY, one Of
the leaders in its field. has OPEN
ing for local representative who
can be developed into State or
feglonal sales supervisor. No In
Vestment required. Permanent DO
sltion; exclusive territory; excel
lent opportunity for sincere man.
Answer fully first letter. Person
mel, SOS d. Dearborn. Room 6l0,
Chicago 5. la.
C0L0RED yANITOR for garden
project In nearby Suitlanu, Nd
Only sober ana reliable man need
apply See Mr.. Reese, 31l4 Park
way Terrace drive, No. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
OPERATOR
TECHNICIANS
TO WORK NEAR
GAINESVILLE, VA.
t35 MILES WEST OF DC.

Expansion Of rocket
production facilities
creates new job .oppor-
tunitieS at Atlantic
Research. High school
graduates, age 81 to IS,
with mechanical ability
may qualify for the
interesting jobs with
progressive rocket re-
search and develop
ment firm.
5-day, 40-hour week
rotating shift work.
Liberal company bene-
fits.
Permanent residents
Of Prince william and
Fairfax Counties, Ar
lington, Alexandria and
Falls Church areas
preferred.
Call KI. 1850, Ext. 1O7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
PROFESSIONAL
SALES CAREER

eraouate, preferably married, man.
agement inclined. Write fully.
Swing personal data and business
background. Starting monthly in
come up 70 500. A personal in
.erWew VIII be ARRANGED. Write
RADIO PARTS SALESMAN
NE. Section
25-35. white. Wholesale distributor
OF radio and Tv parts needs ex-
perienced man for inside counter
sales, Good starting salary, with
excellent opportunity for advance
caiI xl S rt Say n week; FOr appt.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN with Va
license; good personality and abil-
ny Tor active once in groWing
area; salary and usual comm. 70
right person. ARROW REALTY,
DumfrieS. Va, TR. 5-4OlO.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, Suit
iano area, large progressive ONCE
mas opening for exper. man.
Must have desire to make $40, OOO
up. Unlimited advertising. Cali
M webster. Re 6-5i00. FRED
ERlCk w, BERENS SALES INC.
REFRIGERATION AND GAS CON.
Tk0L MECHANIC. permanent,
good pay. fringe dement's: must Be-
exper. Contact Mr.. Maxi. ATCHT-
son d KELLER, INC, 1916 Tay-
Tor st. NV, ia. $500.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. COM
mereial; exper. man: married,
honest. reliable and sober: year
rounf work: top pay. many bene-
p pSs; r , Eor appt. call MeCRAY
REFRIGERATION MAN on small
equipment, under 30. with Q min
lmnm o. yrs exper. LU. 1-2273
RENTAL CLERK - Above-ayerage
typists: must be able 10 work
irregular hrs. with day OF dur
Ing week. Reply stating age, ex-
X. star.
Dgn As * -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT. JR.. to assist CPA
Excellent opportunity for perma-
nent position; tipping required.
Write Box 5b-K Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

PAPERHANGERs-(3l for ls. apt.
house remodel lob. Terrific earn
Of flat price pei. room. Overtime
too u you want II. Apply on Job
at, 1904 18th a.. NV. DE. 2-2abS;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
Senior Systems
Analyst.
$8,OOO-$1O,OOO

SEND complete resume to Box 446-s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
Observation-Disclosures

1891 @ st. NV. Me s-3629,
TELLER, Trust Dept. Some knowl-
edge of securities; average tipping:
hiss: age @4-30, white: 5 days;
to 1915. MANAGEMENT CON
sULTANT6, INC. suite 1901. 1893
q NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
TRANSPORTER

For leading weekly news magazine
age ~ TO 35. primary duties
tIanScribing and allied work :
Manserlolng and general once
experience and some mechanieai
ability necessary: minimum se-
cuIete typlnR speed of so V.p.m
sooo background IN correct Ems.
iish usage essential.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
IN. SECY. SALARY OPEN
CLERK = TYPISTS
RECEPTIONISTS
SECRETARIES
ADM. SECY.

oEE 70 FlhSl
We have many openings with top
firms for the above positions: al
locations. White HIS. grads who
are neat, personable and alert.
Ages 1S-45. Salaries to 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

U. 9. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
RIM. 705, 1000 10th st. NV
Arizona tribune., 1959-01-09
Dog Races Reopen

Spring racing at Phoenix Grey
hound opens Friday. Jan. g. thru
March %. Races will be held
nightly, except on Mondays. with
a lO-card program starting at
8 SPIN.
David K. Funk, president of
Greyhound Parks of Arizona. said
the scheduled events will feature
some of the nations top grey
hounds.
There will be parimutuel wag-
ering on all races. Features will
include daily double on the first
and second races each night, as
we'll as quiniella on everyrace.
Known as the most beautiful
and best illuminated greyhound
racing plant in America, Phoenix
Greyhound Park consistently
draws some of the states largest
crowds. The track has total
capacity of more than 5000 with
seating for 1000.
In operation since 1854, the
Greyhound Park plant is located
on a 35-acre tract at 1901 East
Washington. The grandstand is
completely glass enclosed and
air conditioned. Modern heating
and cooling systems keep its tenn
perature at a controlled 78 de-
grees.
Phoenix Greyhound Park
attained additional national
prominence this year with the
scheduling of the $50, 900 Phoe-
nix Futurity. This event, biggest
stake race in the history of grey
hound racing in America, will
be run during the 1860 winter
race meeting.
Greyhound Parks of Arizona
operator of the Phoenix meeting,
will also stage spring meeting
in Tucson, scheduled to start
March Is.
Arizona tribune., 1959-01-09
Fox to Succeed
Sidney B. Moeur

= Morley Fox. 1927 N. Third St.
was appointed Arizona director Of
the United States Brewers Foun-
dation, effective Jan. /.
Fox joined the Arizona Division
in 1854 as assistant director to
Sidney B. Moeur, director since
l94l, whome he succeeds.
The USBF, established in 1862,
is a trade association designed to
promote cooperation betweenr re-
tailers and state and local law
enforcement officials in main
tanning wholesome conditions
surrounding the legal sale of malt
beverages.
Arizona tribune., 1959-01-09
Southerners 8 Band
To Keep Filibuster

Washington--Southern senator's
will meet next Monday to lay
plans for an all-out fight against
a bipartisan move to oram through
a tighter senate antifillibuster
rule, it was disclosed.
Senator Russell (D-Ga), leader
of the Southern bloc, invited the
colleagues to attend the strategy
session.
Senator Stennis (D-Miss) dis
closed that he had returned to
Washington early to join in prep
arations for the fight, which is
expected to erupt on the senate
floor on Wednesday, the opening
day of the new session.
Senator Douglas (D-Ill) and
group of other liberal Democrats
and Republicans have served
notice they will attempt to change
the senate rules to permit a
majority of the senate member
ship to limit debate after IS days.
Arizona tribune., 1959-01-09

More than 100 visit0Ys attended q dinner
and oben house honoyi,zg hospital residents
iute1nes, and other Valley doctors at the
Midtown Medical Building, N. IL Street,
Sunday, Dec. 10th. Dr.. and Mrs. L. C.
W0ymley greeted guests and conducted
Arizona tribune., 1959-01-09

tours. This modeYnistic building offers
x-Yay and laboratory rooms, spacious ex-
animation rooms, adequate waiting rooms,
compact arrangement, prescription center.
coffee shop and ample parking facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Morris F. Lontz, 90, Quit
Work at Sc to Enjoy Life

Morris F. Lantz. who be-
lieved in retiring from business
early in order to enjoy a long
life, died yesterday at the age
of SO.
Death came at the WASH
ington Sanitarium and Hos
pital, Takoma Park. Md. where
he had been Ill for two weeks.
Mr.. Lantz of 8419 Queen
Anne's drive, Silver Spring, Md,
retired at the age of Sc. He
spent his later years of re-
tirement watching television
give-away shows along with
boxing matches.
He owned the Staunton
Steam Laundry and the Au-
gusta Grocery Co. in Staun-
ton, Va, before his retirement.
He moved to Silver Spring
about Is years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lantz lived
with their son, Gerald P. Lantz.
Mrs. Lantz died in 1945.
He is survived by his son ana
a niece, Mrs. Helen D. Phillips
OF Santa Barbara, Calf.
Funeral services will be held
at Huntemann's funeral home.
5723 Georgia avenue NV. at
2 pm. Tuesday. Burial will be
in st. Johns Cemetery, Forest
Glen, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Mrs. Donaldson,
Generals Widow,
In North Carolina

Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson DON
aldson, 81, widow of Maj. Gen.
Thomas @. Donaldson, died
Friday at the 'Cedars in Hen
Jacksonville, N. c.
A native of South Carolina,
she was the daughter of the
late Rev. John o. Wilson,
president for 10 years of Lander
College for Women in Green
wood, S. c., and Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Donaldson was the au-
thor of a book. Passport to
Adventure" published in 1887,
She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Mary S. Rucker of Asheville,
N. c., a son. Comdr. Augustus
H. Donaldson. USN (retired
of Coral Gables. Fla. five
grandchildren, and IA great
grandchildren. Two other sons,
Col. Thomas @. Donaldson, jr.,
and Maj. John w. Donaldson,
died several years ago.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Tuesday at the Fort Myer
Chapel followed by burial in
Arlington Cemetery beside her
husband.