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needing several relays 10 reach
major headquarters or t2)
bring in ponderous permanent
facilities 10 serve q command
which might move the next
day.
Earlier System Restricted
"As an example. for the
sudden emergency In Lebanon
last year. we put together the
best equipment We had avail
able 10 provide task force COM
municatlons ever long dis
tances." he said. "And the best
was a system OF a iixed-s.ation
nature that gave the COM
only four teletype cir
cults and no voice channels.
II was jerry-built. And II took
time-too much time--to as
semble here and 10 move and
install overseas"
Described by the Army as a
unique advance In military
communications" the new sys-
TEN yesterday demonstrated its
long-range capability at Fort
Myer where Signal Corps men
talked" with Army headquar-
ters in Heidelberg. West Ger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Cow Ropes q Car
In Highway Mishop

LAUPAHoEHoE. HAWAII
tAP).-Now comes The tale Of
the COW that roped a car.
Clement Maiani. 81. was driv-
ing along when he came across
a COW eating grass q the edge
Of the highway. ~ e
Attached 10 the cows neck
was a rope which ran across the
road, Mr.. Malani continued
driving but as his front wheels
passed over the rope. the COW
moved. Somehow the car was
roped. and the COW slammed
against the side OF the car.
Damage 10 the car was 500.
The police report did not list
any damage 10 the COW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

airborne and two infantry
divisions the Army keeps ready
for brush-nre war emergencies.
known a. the ANfTsc-le.
the system provides 10 sepa-
rate communications channels
with an operational range OF
between 1000 and 5000 miles.
Essentially. II places q long
range. decentralization tele-
phone and teletype system In
one. package which can be
transported on land or In three
cargo planes
The complete unit consists
OF a receiver-communications
center van. a transmitter van
and two trailer-mounted gen.
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orators. Together with the
crew Of "a men and two ON
GERS, Il can be alrborne within
n hours.
on arrival In the combat
area, the system can be ready
for interim operation In four
hours. II takes two days. how
ever. TO erect the diamond
shaped antennae for full-scale
use.
Col. George P, Samson. chief
OF the Signal Corps commune
cations service division. said
combat commanders previously
had two choices: Cd use
smaller tactical equipment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

many. The Adler Electronics
Corp. Of New Rochelle. N. Y,
is the prime contractor for the
system. II has built and de-
livered four OF the systems at
a unit cost Of 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Mobile System Speeds
Army Communications

mobile communications system permitting Army combat
forces anywhere IN the world maintain speedy contact with
Pentagon oncials has been unveiled At Fort Myer.
The new equipment the need for which pointed up
during the Lebanon crisis last designed primarily
for the srategIc Army CORPS laAC special Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
by American Tourister

Here's uooooe you'll really be proud to own
it's extremely lightweight, and Of one-piece nodded
FiberoIos construction. Choose from American blue,
silver dust golden white. tourister eoy resort tan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
Summer Nursing
Courses Offered

Courses for professional,
practical or vocational nurses
will be co-sponsored by the
National Association for
Practical Nurse Education
and the University Of Maine
at the 1859 summer session
OF the University In Orono,
Me.
The course for directors
and instructors In schools of
practical or vocational nurs-
ing. which will be held from
July 6 to 81. may be taken
for college credit. A course
for practical or vocational
nurses, which deals with
group leadership. will be held
from July 8 to "a. An addi-
tional course In administra-
ton Of nursing home will be
given from July ~ to Au-
gust IA.
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Selections OF mems in silver dust resort ton 9S
Pleose odd 1929 Federal to oil prices
WGl-luooooe. 7th Floor
selections OF Chevy Chose. Corners ond Aexondrio
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YOUR FAMILY AND you
Should Children Walk
To School or Ride?

in the right direction would
be for the youngsters to walk
TO school. In addition to that,
parents should make q great
effort to get the boys and
girls into action. Get them
out Of the chairs or off the
floor and away from the
television set. II you have q
back yard. let them use It.
Even Q back fence between
two yards can be fixed UP
for something like volleyball
II the neighbors cooperate.
Try to make more use Of
the weekends out Of doors.
Take the children into the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

country instead Of into the
movie theatre.
Get q punching bag. put
up a rope to climb or a bar
TO do tricks on. Give them
any other equipment chat
will get them into action
roller skates. jump ropes and
bicycles. for instance. Actu-
ally. most exercise costs moth
ing. All 1t takes is some
planning and the approval
and encouragement Of the
parents.
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Meeting Planned

Mrs. Leonard N. Stewards,
OAR State chairman Of
American Indians. will speak
at a meeting Of the Federal
City Chapter. d. G. OAR, at
8 pm. Tuesday at the chap
ter house. Mrs. Floretta
Vogel. regent. win preside.
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Others Drive


my wife certainly doesn't
back me up ct all. She says
that al the other women in
the neighborhood drive their
children to school and pick
them up afterwArd and she
thinks our boys will feel
badly treated II she doesn't
do the same. What do you
think about all this, Or.
Popenoe?"
OF course. there may be
special factors in your case
that ! know nothing about,
Mr. L.: but on general prin-
ciples, ] think there are q
great many children in
North America who ought
to be walking to school in
stead Of being lugged by
their parents In an automo.
bile. The plain truth Is that
the children on this cont.
nent are becoming physical
ly soft and fiabhy.
The last White House Con-
ference on education heard
evidence that more than half
Of our boys and girls be-
tween the ages Of 8 and Is
are today unable to measure
up to the simplest basic
standards Of muscular
strength and fiexibility. They
lack even the minimum
physical fitness demanded
by normal living. Compared
with children Of the same
ages in Europe, they make
o disgraceful showing. Euro
pean children have & mus
cular strength and fiexibility
up to seven times better than
do those over here.
Farms Are Better
Children living on farms.
Of course do better than
those in the cities, but
neither group can be proud
Of itself.
What can we do about It?
One Of the simplest steps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
BY DIR. PAUL PoPENoE

NheaohAi NeNspepef oshuica
Should children walk to
school?
mo" says Mrs. L.; yes"
says Mr.. L.
I might as well get into
the family souabble. too.
I'm inclined to agree with
Mr.. L.
MY wife insists on driv-
ing our two boys to school
every morning" he writes.
"since It's only Q little less
than q mile. I'm all for let
ting them walk. It'll do them
good!
Il walked to school when
I was Q boy; but, Of course.
every time ! bring this up.
the kids razz me about the
good, old horse-and- buggy
days.
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DATES
April "a
2-6pm.
T April II
2-6p.m.
April 1919
April 1925
April 10
loan. to 5:aop.m.
April 1890
Sat. and Mon, 10 am
$50 pm.
Sunday. 1850 pm.
April 1926
Sat-. 10 a.m.-s:3o pm.
SUM-, 2-5:30 pm.
April 1925
April 1925
April 2O-22
10 am.-S:30 pm.
April 2o-22
10 a.rn.-5:30 pm.
April 1875 7,
April 1925
weekdays. 10 am. 5:30p.m.
Sunday. 1850 pm.
April q
10 aIn.-5:30 pm.
April 2l-22
10 a.m.-5:30 pm.
April,ls
10 a.m.-5:3O pm.
April 20
10 a.m.-s:3o pm.
April 1895
April 1925
April 1925
private homes open
April 1920
April 1913
10 am.-5:30 pm.
April %
10 a.m.-5:so pm.
April 10
10 a.m.-s:sO pm.
April 81
10 a.m.-5:3o pm.
April IS
10 a.m.-5:3O pm.
April 1924
10 am.-5:30 pm.
April 1925
l0am.-5:3o pm.
April 1925
April 10
Ito 6 pm.
April 2l-22
10 am.-5:3O pm.
April "a
2:3O-5:sO pm.
April %
10 a.m.-s:3o pm.
April 81
10 a.m.-6 pm.
April 1928
10 a.m.-5:30 pm.
April %
10 a.m.-5:3o pm.
April rs
2-6 pm.
r. April 1926
n, 10 a.m.-6 pm.
,
"
An,.,, os
10 am.-6 pm.
3 3 4; q: !: i: r.: !; :.' :a ,-
Amt, a.
May May, !
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OUR WEDDING
SERVICE
helps you choose
wedding or shower gifts

A treasured gift is q gift from Wood
ward 6 Lothrop. How noturoIIy you
turn to our Wedding Service TO help
you select yours for the bride.
Their corefuI records tell you of the
brides own choice of silver, china,
glassware. pottery and stainless steel
potterns. Also, what she hos oIreody
received.
Wedding Service silver pattern rec
ords ore duplicated for you in the
Silver Room. Our branch store de-
portments record the silver, gloss
ware and china choices, too.A
Because we know the brides home-
furnishing preferences, too, we're
helpful about showers. If you're
hostessine one and make your reser-
'votions eorly, we gladly lend our very
special shower umbrella. It's ruffled
white nyon with sterling silver han
die and ferruIe. As with all Wedding
Service assistance, there's no charge
for it.
WGL-Weddino Service. 5th Floor
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TOUR CALENDAR
TOURS

TOURS
2sth Annual Georgetown
House Tour
House and Embassy Tour
Slst Annual Georgetown
Gardens Tour
26th Annual Historic
Garden Week In virgini
Alexandria Area
Leesburg and Loudoun
County
Winchester and Clarke
County
Fredericksburg
westmoreland County
Richmond County
Lancaster and Northum-
berland Counties
Richmond
James River Area
Lower North Side)
Petersburg
James River Area
Lower South Side)
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Williamsburg
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Counties
Newport News-Hampton
Area
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Princess Anne County
Eastern Shore
Orange County
Charlottesville -Albemarle
County Area
Waynesboro
Stanton Waynesboro
HarriSonburg
Lexington
Lynchburg Area
Roanoke
Martinsville
Goodwill Embassy Tour
5th Annual House and Gar
den Tour Of Charlestown,
Harpers Ferry, Martins
burg and Shepherds
town, West Va.
Maryland House and
Garden Pilgrimage
st. Mary's County
Charles County
Potomac Country
Baltimore-Mt. Vernon
Place
Anne Arundel County
Cecil County
Talbot County
Kent County
Dickeyville new
Woodbrook- Ruxton-
Lutherville (Baltimore)
Guilford and Roland Park
(Baltimore)
Green Spring Valley
Hartford County
My Lady's Manor
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aSs; reasonable rates. ia. 9-2aS7
81
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity,
ALBION BOOK SHOP. l76S Pa
ave. NV, ST, SCOOPS
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any de-
seription: gold, silver; cash paid.
ERNEST BURK, GA 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE wanted today: good
furniture, any amount. Also want
refrigerator, gas stove and plano
Call MR.. GRADY. MA, 6-267p.
FURNITURE WANTED = ANY
amount. any kind 36-in. stoves:
reigrs.i beds. Cash. ia, 7.s307.
FURN. = Good eond. Also Tvs,
refErS., stoves, antiques, bric-a-
brac, Cash. 1mmed removal.
Closed Mon; 8. 2. FURN Ex-
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R00MS FURNISNED-N.W. |


rms,i S3b mo, OIL, $4,000,
eos Z N,W.-Roomi run. water
bus line. LU, 2-7i09. NE. s-4SS7
18th ST. NV, 3li4-single anS
double, newly decorated: appt
only, co. b-la12.
C0LORED : UPPER N.W.-Nieei
IuIn single I'm, Tor man. Call ia
9-Bb60 anytime.
C0LORED-Attractiye furn. apt. ii
nice home convenient location
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ARL, N, = Nicely furnished room
with kitchen privileges for refined
eongenial, employed, middle-aged
lady. Call KE. S-4463.
TAK0MA PARK AREA, in private
home, convenient TO everything;
Gentleman. JU, 7-6262.
1919 31th PL., Brentwood. Nd
Nicely furn. rni., next to bath; pvt.
home; gentleman. WA. 7.7911.
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TySgEE7rIu1lly.
HA. . 1s ~ asIsN
~ tssiun - Az
etls,Aa ~ ~ - ~ A
~ ~ - nss,st~s
SstN 0NgIs -, i
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FIANUS---Our Special rental pur.
chase plan provides you with a
piano for months and then buy
nlieh KIT,rla- INN "a ~ n NJ
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GOOD HOPE Hu.LB-Apt. homes
With large porches: 10 minutes
from the Capitol, oysrlookinE Suit.
land pkwy.. .Oxon RUN Park picnic
gfoundA and new golf course, open
70 public; \ bedroom and porch,
s7l 70 ssS.b0; bedrooms and
small bulidings, homelike atmos-
phsre, beautifully HANDICAPPED;
quiet. friendly neIghborhood, In
suburban setting. Three exposures
IN every apty large rooms, ample
closets, porch cow. for dining,
psS Su 1ssfSSi9 Ens eh so5 'i ios
yashing machine. outside dEytngi
ing wired for air conditionerS:
short walk TO two 1-faTe busilneS,
9hopping center, schools and thea
ter; otf-street parking. Good Hope
Hills 10 west OF Nayior I'd. In Vi
elnity Of 30th 81. sc. Rental once
open daily between 10 an. and
S:sSoSS INV &G ISSs w! TAY II S. Nc NJ
HAWAII AVE. Nh. N. cAPIToL--
rooms: laundry and locker: 7sft.
sSS.So. sTTuARTp Bros, INC" NC;
DI. 7-2434, DI. 7-S0o6.
ILLINOIS AVE. NV. = Efhciency,
GIound A.: lge. kit, private bath
RA. 6-404l. ia. e.s4se. -
ILLINOIS AVE. 6S20-s 6edTmS.,
Nv. rni. kit. and bath, adults.
3-0303.
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PIAN0s-slightly used spinet IN
wonderful condition, Attraetlvely
s p5lSsd a. 1921 sg, s2S , aSyn aaS
O 81. NV, RE. 7-62l2.
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9.nt asI:.i IEH sOod Csstos s:.in's
and bedrm. apta. 10. E-01B2,
QUE ST. NV, 1856 "Ths Ken
nert'--Single rm. adj. bath. only
S. a week.
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I25 Franklin st, NE.

1899 S.s, si;s d ST iO N'wJS ,, 5M:o IT,
HOUSING CORP, 0Si II st. NV:
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BEDROOM, dining rm. contents OF
home; cash. We do moving, stor-
aSe; reasonable rates. Ia. o-2A37.
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WATER COOLER. Gen. Electric;
sS;Ctiis small syR' ESss ; sSsa Com
dition, S3b. ST. 3-0OS6.
WELCOME ALAsKA-Be prepared
for this historic event Fly your
GTSS y Va, star somS S S %tb the so IN az. q
xGERicA. ~. $1,000. I'
4 -TON air conditioner, ChrysleT
Air Temp easement style, Trade
for sash or 500. IA. $4,000.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

Am.yENT COOLING. IeigTs gTill,
TV, foam mattress, S11-SlS. 2147
y NV Elk. 3-6633.
LIGHT H0UsEKEEPING ROOMS,
3 blks. from Dupont circle.
Switchboard: service. DU. 7-4637.
LIGHT BOUsEKEEPING furnished
room, l34E Irving ST. n.w.-LI.
4-2110 days. Ii. $4,000 nights.
N. n. AVE. NV, I3OS-Near
2lst and N-First-fioor Ink. rm.
range, sink, refgr.: S14.60 wk.
NV or 2 rooms, for white
lady abstainer: refgr., hot plate,
excel. transp., reas. RIA. 6-3sS4.
l i.isr l .sSv. 81 SIX; SME'i adult ER
i s.p s sS. 81 ina sE ~ 'front.' E' ,I EHs
weekly,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE no

MovING-Down Quilts, q for SEQ;
4h" linen damask tableelolhs,
zoe each; $50 crystal prisms for
chandeliers, S2b: 10 yards heavy
canvas, IS, OIL, 2-2636.
oRGANs-cheek Kits new and
used organ values for home and
one floor, Open ewes. By appoint.
ment without obligation. KfTTB
1850 q St. NV, RE, 7-6212 lAlex-
ave, open ewes. III .. Sat. III 81
ORGAN, Baldwin electronie, late
model, with 1 set OF Vibrachimes
perfect condition. TIE. 6-13S6.
PIANOs--our special rental pur'
chase plan provides you with Z
piano for. y months aud then buy
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PIANos--sliGhtly used spinet II
wo,ndssrfui condition; Attraetiyell
s p5aSsd ~ S s,gS SIS t1 aoyn s sff
q So, NV, RE, 7-6sis.
PIANos-Unusuai fine values In
good used grand pianos. including
hnape, Steinway' Bluthner ane
your trade-in and Convenient
terms, kits. 1880 @ 81. NV.
RE. 7-62l2.
PIANO, Baby Grand, apartment
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PIANos-uSed uprights, sos. SlId
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PIANOS-Wide selection Of recon-
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In q new durable finish especially
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fully guaranteed and ine values
Ior beginning students: S1ab up
iRn Eigi Mr,s l9esl re Sosliveryos CAMP
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PIANOs-For rent. New and used
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rights at moderate rates, from
va monthly upl with option TO
eny; Hauling extra. JoRpANs,
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(Phone IKE. S-508O). a332 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, (Phone JU.
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7472), Silver Spring and Airing
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until 8 pm. at night except
saturdays when they are open
from until 6.
PIAN0S-New. full keyboard spin
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With matching bench. Visit our
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to choose from. ST. $4,000
PIANO MART. 1913 18th st. NV.
PIANO, good tone upriSht with
bench, $40: ANTIQUE tabletop
desk and chair, S22; platform
swan rocker, clean upholstery, so;
occasional chair, same upholstery
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table, seats 9, needs touch up. SIS.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.E.
ROOMS FURM-S.E..S.W.

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MovING-Down Quilts. 3 for SEQ:
-" linen damask tableeloths,
700 each; 1870 crystal prisms for
chandeliers, $50; 10 yards heavy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-03

1918 asa PL. s.E.-Cool, comfort
rm., gentleman preferred; refgr.,
parking, Lu. l-446S.
COL.-i7I2 BASS PL. s,E.-chris-
tan home; empl. woman or cple
KIT priyils.; l blk bus, LII. A-1442,
COLORED-southeast section, home
PRIVILEGES, unlimited phone, zen.
tleman. LU. 4-2246.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators
and sod cutters, rollers, etc. REM
tai TOOL a EQUIP, co" Ju.
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FANUs-UnusuaI fine values In
GOOD used grand pianos, including
Baldwin. Liberal allowance on
your tIade.in and convenient
terms, KITS. 1880 @ st. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

movies and q number Of sue
cessful Broadway plays to
her credit. when she met Yul
Brynner.
AFTER our marriage I
never had any desire to 60
back TO the stage or screen, "
says Virginia. I'VE did do q
daily 30-minute Tv show to-
gether for q while In the
early days. when we were
broke. But then Rocky (now
I'D was born and I had to
stay home and take care Of
him,
Later. when the money
problem was solved. ! couldn't
bear to turn my child
over to a stranger. Now
Rocky's In prep school and
Is only home on week ends.
so ! have time for some OUT
side work. That's why ! went
into this research. And I'm
glad ! chose that rather than
going back to acting. No
family is big enough for two
stars"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
BY DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Women's Editor

HOLLYWOOD tAP)--
When adoring women fans
mob Yul Brynner on the
street. tear buttons from his
clothing and fight for auto
graphs. his wife, the former
Virginia Gilmore, doesn't turn
Q blond hair.
Says she. II think it's fine.
II nobody noticed him, I'd
worry. Yul is big enough to
take care Of himself"
If there is any jealousy In
the Brynner family. it's prob
ably on Yul's part. And the
cause is not another man.
but q miscroscope. For the
last two years the glamorous
Virginia, q former star Of
stage and screen, has spent
most Of her waking hours
doing microscopic photogra-
ply in connection with her
work in cancer research at
Mount Sinai Hospital here.
II work from 9 to S every
day at the hospital" says
she. And often i bring the
slides home with me and do
some work in the evening. I
guess Yul does get a little
tired Of that sometimes. But
then he has his own hobby
OF photography. and when I
persuaded him to develop
some of my cell photographs
in his dark room. he got in
terested too"
Dramatic Study
II find the study of living
cells more romantic and dra-
matte than any part / ever
played on the stage" says
she. Il got interested in it a
couple Of years ago when I
was looking for something to
keep me busy and volunteer
ed for work at the new hos
pital here. / was assigned to
cancer research, and started
out just gathering up test
tubes and doing such odd
Jobs. Then I got acquainted
with Mrs. Mariana and
Francis Masin. that wonder
full huSband-and-wife re-
search team whose work is
getting such great acclaim
right now.
An Established Actress
Then while Yul was max
ing The Journey in Vienna
last year, ! went along and
studied at the University of
Vienna. The Masins ar
ranged for me to take courses
in microscopic photography.
and by the time Yul finished
his picture I had earned my
degree as a cytologist - that
means study Of single cells.
Now ] could get a job in any
lab in the country"
Virginia is a native Cali
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fornian who attended the
University Of California at
Berkeley before deciding to
try her luck on the New
York stage. She was an es-
tablishcd actress. with 80
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ONCE AN ACTRESS
Virginia BrYnner
oesHospitdl Work

Editors aote-she's blond. CLAN.
orous and one-time well-known
oetress. But now she's content
just to be the wife Of the eetor
with the most fomous shaved heed
In Hollywood. Here is q profile Of
Mrs. Yul Brynner.
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Cure Discounted
In Alcoholism

Alcoholism can BE- arrested
but cannot be cured. the Md
way Civic Association was told
last night.
mo matter how long we have
Ebeen away from liquor, we are
all only One drink away from
being drunks,y . member Of
Alcoholics Anonymous told the
group. III
Rehabilitation Of the alcoho-
lie can be brought about only
through the voluntary effort
of the subject himself. he said,
and cannot be erected BY try
ing to reform him.
Robert ]. Conner. chief Dis,
trict probation director, also
spoke at the aSsociati on'A panel
discussion on alcoholism.
He called alcoholism q aspiri-
tual disease" and said It can
not be treated solely as Q phys.
ical problem.
The association met at Nor
gan School. Florida avenue and
California street INV.
4
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In the association for his con.
tributions to its work. George
z. Harris. administrative secre.
tary. presented Q citation K
him.
More than 400 persons heart
DR.. Haskell r., Deals pastor OIL
Eldbrooke Methodist Church.
The invocation was given b,
the Rev. M. Leo Rippy. assist.
ant minister Of Mount Vernon
Place Church. and the bene.
diction by the Rev. Edgar W
Beckett. pastor Of First Method.
list Church. Hyattsville. Md. =
The Organized Bible Clas,
Association was formed In i021
at Leesburg, Va. with ~ dele.
gates representing IL District
mems Bible classes. The as.
ISOLATION now has 2l2 classe.
and more than $4,000 members