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10 Odd Cocktail Tables.
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10 odd Cocktail Tables.
~ YOU SAVE s4S " e'
Blue Sofa. as is"
YOU SAVE ST.
3-pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite; large
dresser, chest, bookcase bed, MAT
IRESS AND SPRING.
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3-pc. Foam Rubber Living Room
Suite. sofa, matching chair, dec
orator fabrics in green, brown,
black, beige, etc.
REG. $3.50 SALE Sl2g
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l Black Nylon Foam rubber Sleep
Sofa, opens to sleep , full mat
tress and spring
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2-pc. Living Rm. Suite. brown or
sleep ,. and chair.
ORIG. S199 SALE SOC
YOU SAVE 500
Colonial Cherry Bedroom Suite;
bed, chest, dresser, mirror. 49,
REG. $3.50 SALE Sl6t
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. Four-pc. Colonial Bedroom Suites;
golden maple finish: chest, dresser,
mirror: bookcase bed. .oo
YOU SAVE SO
) Groups Living Room Tables .
step-ends l cocktail table: gTouI
PT~ S3g.a5 SALE Sl9gs
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. Five-pc. Dinette Sets; Formica-
top table; chairs. 90,
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tional all foam rubber, outstand-
ing turquoise matelasse fabric
REG 1899 SALE S2S8
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. seven-pc. Colonial Dining Room
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REG. S3l9 SALE Sl39
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Six-pc. bedrm. suites; chest.
dresser. mirror. bookcase bed,
MATTRESS AND SPRINGS, mod
ern silver-gray.
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Beige Sleep Sofa. innerspring mat
tress: repossesed; in new con-
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HELP WOMEN

TELEPHONE CANvASSER. s1per
guaranteed salary. NoEk al hone
OE. 3-OSs3 after : pr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
WANTED!

Models OF ShoEFirlS- Must he out
standing IN appearance iEpeCcaols
oreSSerS. interested In show husi-
ness as q career This Is an inter
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lngton's newest and finest uiEhr
clubs. Apply IN person To uanAger
mo PHONE CALLS The NEW
LOTUS CLUB, 80 18th st nv
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Stenographer

resident Of washington
area. Preferably with some eXpe-
rience; his. graduate: under age
So Salary dependent upon expe-
rience and speed. 5-dAy, 37ia-hr.
wk. Vacation, sick leave, many
other dement's Free private park
ing, no rush-hour trafic. Apply
Mon. through Friday, 10 TO IL
BILE LIFE INSURANCE CO, $500
Wisconsin ave.
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CLERK-TYPISTS

Experienced and accu-
rate Must be capable OF
answering phones and as
Stunning responsibility.
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WANTED
BY GIANT FOOD, INC
REWARD

PoF men or women. s2-40, We want
20 Ccntinue our promotion from
within program We need people
Who want emoloyment with one
Of the eity's finest groving food
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tlou
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sat. y an. TO noon. GIANT FOOD
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Short Raids
Exhibit of Greek
Painter Opens

An exhibition of paintings
by Demetrios John Kokotsis,
internationally known Greek
artist, opened yesterday in
the North Room of the Shor-
ham Hotel under the sponsor
ship of the Ambassador of
Greece.
Mr.. KokotSis, whose native
home is the Island of Crete.
first came to the United
States in 1899 to exhibit his
works in the Greek Pavilion
at the Worlds Fair in New
York.
Since that time his works
have been exhibited in
Europe and South America
as well as in this country,
notably at the Vanderbilt
Gallery and the Smithsonian
Institute.
Among the paintings on
display at the Shoreham ex-
hibit will be Mr.. Kokotsis In
ter-American Exposition of
Art rize-winning portrait of
President Eisenhower. Por-
traits of Vice President Nix
on and General Douglas Mac
Arthur are also included in
the exhibit.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
WHY GROW OLD?
Theresa a Time Element
In BRUSHING Teeth

process but rather the result
Of a series of short raids on
the enamel following eating.
Naturally, brushing the
teeth is important even if
You cannot do so Immediately
after meals. but it is many
times more valuable right
after eating, before the acids
have time to attack the teeth.
If you cannot brush your
teeth at the best time, it is
some protection if you will
rinse the mouth out well.
Check Them
Few people check their
teeth after brushing them to
see if they are really clean.
DR.. Drozdiak suggests a
f1ashlight and a dentists mir
ror for this and feels that
anyone who needs glasses to
read should wear them when
examining the teeth.
Much pain and expense and
unhappineSS could be avoided
if we took the care of our
teeth more seriously.
Evening star., 1959-12-01


Washington and what section
of the city is comparable to
Northwest here?
Do unfurnished apartments
run higher than in this area,
and do they provide stoves
and refrigerators? Any in
formation on utilities would
help.
Is public transportation
readily available and what
type is it (bus. streetcar) ? We
have found people so friendly
and considerate here that we
are wondering If they are
much the same there.
Thanks a million.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Itolion Steak

Ms. II. @. B., ROCKVILLE
I am very much interested
in finding a recipe for Italian
Steak Sandwiches. These are
very popular in Lancaster
County, Pa. The meat and
the sauce are all mixed to-
gether and served on a hard
roll. I would appreciate any
similar recipe.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
More About Cars
Mr. ]. w. n, BetheSdd

MT. j. W. T., BetheSdd
In the Sunday Star of Nov
ember % there appeared a
letter signed by Miss A. L. @.
under the title of Bringing
Home Cars From Europe. !"
That is a thing am PLAN
ming on doing next year, and
the writer left out a num-
Der Of considerations which
Evening star., 1959-12-01

I would like to know more
about, such as whether the
car was transported as bag
gage or as freight. what ship
it was on, and how TO deal
with the insurance agent be-
fore shipment.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Cle0ninQ P0intin0

mrs. !. M. 81, HydLJSDttte
Gould a reader help me
with my problem Of cleaning
an old painting which has
been cleaned with linseed oil
unsuccessfully (the linseed
oil shows in spots). Also
would it be possible to anti
que the gilt wooden frame?
Evening star., 1959-12-01
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

to recall hearing somewhere
that there are special prep
arations on the market for
this purpose, which viii not
harm the marble whereas
securing might. Does anyone
know of such a product?
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Rules for Mohjono

Mrs. p. ~, Falls Church
We have a desperate fam
lily problem as the children
want to play Mahjong and
we have no rules. Could
someone help us out? Thank
you.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Flop Jacks

MES. .. J. D.I LIIHLOH
At the recent international
Food Fair I bought some de-
licious bar cookies at the
Great Britain booth. They
are called FLAP Jacks" and
are made with oatmeal and,
! believe, honey. Can some
one tell me how to make
these cookies?
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Jokes Needed

Mrs. N. A. B.. Washington
Would any Of you readers
have any jokes I might have?
I am making a joke book for
an elderly man for Christ
mas.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Mrs. Boehm
Speaks
AtLuncheon

Mrs. Edward Boehm was
honored today at a luncheon
marking the opening of the
Boehm porcelain collection at
Woodward & Lothrop.
She discussed Mr.. Boehm
and his now successful career
as one of Americas foremost
sculptors Of decorative porce-
lain objects.
Mr.. Boehm's most famous
works depict birds in their
natural habitats.
These studies were in
Evening star., 1959-12-01

spired by his extensive coll
lection Of foreign and domes-
tic birds in a sanctuary To-
Gated on the grounds of their
home in Washington's Cross
ing, N. j.
His ambition is to create,
in porcelain, a collection of
bird studies equal to Mr.. Au-
dubon's contributions to ma
ture art.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
Recipes for
Christmas
cookies

Christmas just isn't Christmas
without plates of cookies. And
nothing is quite so special to
give as a gaily wrapped package
OF homemade cookies. Decem-
Der Better Homes & Gardens has
recipes for sugar cookies, spritz,
meringue cookies and other
Christmas favoriteS. Full color
illustrations make the recipes
easy to use. Get your copy of
December Better Homes & Gar
denS today, wherever magazines
are sold!
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Soiled M0rble
MrS. 70. "A McI

N o q " N NAss
I recently purchased an
old marble-top wash stand.
The white marble is quite
soiled and while I'm tempted
to scrub it with securing
powder and hot water, I seem
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Back From Europe

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Youngblood expect to return
home from Europe early this
week.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Santa Fe

Mrs. p. NJ. Fdirfar
Next spring or early sum-
mer We will be moving to
Santa Fe. I've been wonder
ing If any of your readers
could give me information
as to cost of living, avail
ability of rentals, climate
and so on?
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Questions About Moving to Chicago
Mrs. J. q, "a, Wdshtu0tOTl

We thnkingof moving to Chicago right after Christ
My husband is aircraft Qourneyman) mechanic
electrician with eectronc experience and 1
executive secretary. Here my questions:
What opportunities available in these fields in
Chicago? How and the of living compare with
Evening star., 1959-12-01
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Register and Tribune Syndicate
Although everyone knows
how important it is to brush
the teeth if they wish to keep
them. many folks neglect this
important duty. Today I want
to impress you with the i'm
portance of the time element.
In a recent article in To-
days Health, the magazine of
the American Medical Asso-
citation, Walter Drozdiak,
DDS. says There's the
hidden joker-the time ele-
ment. For if brushing or
rinsing the teeth must be de-
layed longer than 80 minutes
after eating. little or no pre-
ventive effect will occur and
one might Just as we'll forget
about it altogether, which is
what most of us do"
Short Raids
Studies have shown that
tooth decay is due to the
fermentation of sugar in the
food and occurs Immediately
after we eat. In this same
article DR.. Drozdiak tells
us that decay is not a steady
Evening star., 1959-12-01
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JEWELERS. AND sLVERsMITHS SINCE 1874

Chevy Chose Center. Nd.
Wisconsin OF Western Ave.
Open Thurs. Fri. nights
Evening star., 1959-12-01

Woshinsten
nth { ? Streets. NV.
Open Thurs. nights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

0rnE PLACE. AT Inst saH EEId
she W4u1EE 70 70 ID q hume
fur uaR agHE Ar1Er q wear M
hard WORK We found WIFI We
think is a g0UC place. Now
MGr1Er says she d8HEn I WIFI
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S1uIiC SLOW a IITElH spuuk
and MAKE her 10. BIZ uUW
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should 20 Il a EI1iR Iuu#r.
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tins case Is really CumplEn-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
How ID
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Heart Trouble vs.. Heart Disease
By DR FFTR 1 S7RhCWDHAl

HIST WH4T uD yuu
mean 1g E'1R UEn HuaEIuE-y
heart uuuhle. Dr. SIHm-
crutlu ASKED Nh. Y Z. Z.
of Tacoma. Wash. MY dDC-
TOR says nv heart Is al rIUh1.
vet II 1UUilErs NE. Would ! hF
included u yUur Ca1E4urv Of
pHlEu1s vino think they hBVF
heart disease Jub haven II
TTFLL PEOPLE that there
IS qIII1R dISlIuC11un nErWHHn
heart DISEASE and heart
TROUBLE. When YBu NAVE
heart diEEHSR y1m hEErr Is
SEX When Won have nEETT
E0u1ie. Won HAY have heart
sympTums. vat hive a ~-
fHcTty Normal hEE-t.
Let NE give YOU some EE-
aupiEE. Here Is a uH1Hrn
Win rheumatic hEH--r dIEeHsE.
She Is 40. T1R mother Of THREE
children. Huu lbs a mr1rHl
SiEuusiE 8nd auTiCulHr thrill
lafluu The only sympEUuE
she has ara Si1uI'ruE# uf
breath On eXEruHn Eud pal
pI17uun
But here Is another uHGIEur
of 40. the mother Of THREE
children. VIM has tine sHuH
cumpialn1S pHlpTza1I1n aII
SlurruEsE OF 1TEHrh- She
COMES u Su-E she ms
heart disease DHEHUEF CtIeassE
ara heart STupE8mE
Complete examination
SHOWS that she lbs q healthy
heart. ElRcrr8cHl.CtIBg-Hms.
E-rFys. physical ExHmmHrIUn
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ABOUT her SyuTJEUlE. yUu
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uwIuriy Uf Evgngr WHIUtT-. EtH-
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caaunEI heart SKID EEI-E-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

sorts" the project which was
abandoned. The songs were
played for Miss Martin.
Brooks Peters, who played
Crown in the film. "Porgy and
Bess," makes his night club
debut at the Village Gate.
Rocky MarcianO has dieted of
10 pounds and soon will start
road and gym work. He wants
six months before deciding on
a comeback.
A. +. Matthews, the vener-
able British star. still is active
on the London stage and. is
currently co-starring with
Kathleen Harrison. Matthews,
who is 80, was asked how he
manages to do it at his age.
Every day" he explained,
when wake up, I open the
Times and look at the obituary
page. If my name is not there,
then I dress and 60 to the
theater."
Alfred Hitchcock was denied
permission to film a chase
scene for North BY North
west" across the face Of Mt.
Rushmore. He wanted to show
Cary Grant hiding in Lincoln's
nostril while suffering a sneez-
ing fit. The principal char
acter in Mrs. James MasOn's
new book is called Zelda Zador
and her good friend, Zsa Zsa
GabOr, is distressed by it.
Sonia Henie refused to permit
the Oslo government to borrow
her showplace for Khrushchev's
use during his visit to Norway
next month.
Martha Hodge, the actress
wife of Cleveland AmOry, met
Milton Goldman, the agent, last
week. He was grateful for the
advice she'd given him and to
which he has adhered faith
fully and profitably: You adj
vised me never to use the tele-
phone when a personal visit
would do. It's worked out web "
|. I'm glad for you" Miss
Hodge replied. because that
isn't what I advised. I said a
telephone discussion is always
preferable to a face-to-fsce
talk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
DEAR ABBY -.
Those Days Are Gone Forever
By ABIGAIL VAN BDREN

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
SubwayFire
Traps Train

NEW YORK. July 20 (AP)
-Four hundred passengers faced
the mounting threat of panic
for 80 minutes yesterday when
fire trapped two subway trains
in a tunnel under the East
River.
After both trains finished the
trip from Queens to Manhattan.
63 passengers were treated at
hospitals for smoke poisoning
None was reported in serious
condition.
The fire started around a sec
ton of the electrified nail. A
subway spokesman said later
that sparks apparently ignited
grease and dust. ~,
II was looking out the front
window" said Nicholas Aldor-
isio, 26, a bank clerk from
Beechhurst Queens, land I saw
this little fire on the tracks.
The mortorman tried to ride
over it, but the train stopped
The motorman and I jumped
onto the tracks. I told him
I'd run up to Grand Central.
Grand Central Terminal in
Manhattan was the next stop
I went to the dispatcher S
Office. and they summoned
help"
Power was shut of as soon
as the fire was discovered
There is no ventilation in the
tunnel. and the cars began I'LL
ing with smoke.
Women and children we're
screaming" said John Kulas
81, a Manhattan shipping clerk,
People were coughing. Older
people we're down on their
knees praying. Some passen-
gers lay on the floor, where the
smoke was not so thick.
The lights went out when
power was shut of, leaving
only the dull glow of the emer-
gency lights.
Some passengers ran up and
down the train. Several got out
and walked back to the Queens
Station, about 15-minute trip
on foot. The hazard Of passing
trains and the electrified third
rail probably kept more people
from trying to walk out of the
tunnel.
Soon people began opening
windows and doors, in an effort
to get air, but the conductors
ordered them to keep them
closed, since they only let ir
more smoke.
Finally the trains started tC
move. The next thing people
knew, they were being helped
off at Grand Central.
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Koks Wins Wrong Door Fame

He vent into the Embassy
Lounge as manager. His
hank roll was up 60 $1,000
when the war came
EokEy went of with the
First Division. He got as far
as England and he was doz-
rg II a barracks when a
buzz 1ouu went Of nearby.
The Army sent Kokey home
and he bought into the Club
- II Miami Beach.
HE had A CLUB. but no
attraction Also no booze ex-
cepT Is cases Of creme de
ueurhe. Hickey brought in a
duuch of StrIpteasers and
told them If a man wants
10 1Uy you a drink. you want
creme de meuthe on the
rocks. Understand y They
GId- In three days he had the
only stable Of strIppers sing
Ug with green teeth. Kokey
took a look. paid everybody
OF and stepped out broke.
At the FIS1ermau's Wharf
s0key tried the spectacular.
7 PUT up a big sign. 1t said
Thirty girls thirty and then
7 hired 10 girls ard ZorIta
and her snakes.
Always he made a living.
Just a living
In 1857 his rich friend Ed
ward ". Fielding took Kokey
To Europe TO bring back the
FoIIes Bergere- The FoIIes was
N no mood to be brought. So
tire boys came home and
Fielding bought the Beach
C0mher IN Miami Beach for
$4,000 down payment with
guess who as partner.
That one died. In Phila-
IsIphia Eokey saw a Negro
gruup called the VIII Mastin
Trio featuring Sammy Davis.
They we're earning S1,25o a
week but when Kokey got
finished bargaining with
them they we're earning
$4,000 a week at his place.
Fielding dropped S150.000s
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