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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-15
Any. Cecil |. WARD

1905 broadway, Suite 7os
STATE or MICHIGAN IS TIE
CIRCUIT COURT FOX IHk alNTf
or WAYNE H. CHANCtAY
DAISY LEI JAMES. Pla.ntlt IS
JOSEPH JAMES. Defendant
Ne. soo-szz
ORDER
At a session OF said co4u he'd
in the Clty-Oounts Buldis- ia lhe
City OF Detroit, County OF va t and
State OF Michigan, on ytA G1s Of
August 1850 All.
PRESENT HONORABLE Ctl,L N
NkIDLMAN, CIRCUIT COIKl
Satisfactory proof apptarlu- b, Tie
Affidavit OF DAISY Lce Jane s4.af,u
herein, on iIc ~ his caa.. asst he
whereabouts OF the dSiencai. Joseph
James, IN unknown,
Upon Notion Of lec4i l. NAll. ~.
torneS Tor Plaintiff,
IL Is ORDERED That THIS ffI.i De
sent by ccrtiiled mai 10 S4.c eieaa.
ant. Joseph James, az ? IA tt.a3 .'Das.
Apartment 2O3, Detroit, N.1..--l H.
last known address and II not ,tson.
alis received b. tie defendant astpn
James, IL least 70 days b.uie tine
prescribed for his apptarAn1, l|4i ,ne
said order be published as Required
BY Law.
CARL VI. WElDEMAN
CIRCUIT JIDGL
. l0-.lO Is ~.
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STATE or MICHIGAN IA the CIR
CUT COURT tor the COUNTY Oh
WAYNE IN ClIA<CERY.
HERSHAL HIGGINS, Plaintiff VI.
CAROL HIGGINS, Defendant,
No. 6o0-73t
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ a session OF said court held in
the City-I ounty Building an the City
OF Detroit, County OF Wayne and State
OF M.cnigan, or this 18th day Of July,
AD lytU
PREsENT HONORABLE NEAL
FITZGERALD, Circuit Judge.
IL appearing that the defendant =
not a rcslcent OF tins state. but re-
SIDES in the Ciiy OF New York, and
State OF New YORK al 1870 South
Boulevard. Apt. SIX,
IA Is ORDkRED tnst the defendant
enter her appearance IN this cause on
or before three 81 months from the
date OF this order, or said Bal Of
Complaint viii DC taken as confessed,
1T II FURTHER ORDERED THAI a
copy OF tins order be sent b. certified
or registered mail 10 Salo DEF, ndant
at lioo South Boulevard, Apt. SIR. New
YORK, New York, her iasl know n al.
dress, and If moi received personally
o. said defendant al least twenty 20
days before the time prescribed Tor
appearance. tina. TINS order be pub
lished as required BY law.
NAL FITZGERALD
Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ BRANICIN, Clerk
BY IA. l.. Schuman, Dcputs Clerk
s-lO-l0-22-6O
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No. 59S-505
ORDER GE PUBLICATION


Al session OF sasu Codrl ncld IN
the county Courthouse IN the Olts
OF Detroit, Wayne tOuntl, michigan
TINS IA oay OF september. AID. 1860.
PkESkNI: hONORl,bI-E. JOSEPu u.
RASniD, Ilrcud Judge.
In tins cause the l-,t.tl0n for order
OF PuDncaiion came on 10 De ncaru
and from when Appeals thAt tne
defendant above nal..-u cannot be
serNeu with sui4.Aons is1~ed odt oi
TINS court DeCa..~N ...at a. cannot be
fOunc al rs Ia. h own @I-rtSs 80
watson Street, Ae..~.t, ..-S.le4n, and
II turtner appealing tnat a.tNT III,
ScarCn dnd Al4u4i. among the friends
ana aSqualnianIcS UI tnc ucitnuAnt
has neIcabOAts cdnnOt D. asN = ......> I.
On AlOIlON or KAHN ~ a.tl.-
LEN, at,0rney for tae r4alntlfi ia IL
ORDEnED tnat The d,fenuaGi 10,
ranA inonids appear Or answer 10
the Bal OF Complaint incu an the
ABOVE cause on OF before lnItg months
from the date ne rtoi OF tnAt sd4u
Dni may be taken a. confessed.
1T - FIk1nLK ORDEnLD lnat
copy OF tnls or1cr snau DC SEM b.
registered man TO tnc defendant at
Ms last known address, 90 " atson
ST., Detroit, Michigan ana N case no
f,tuIn receipt s.sneu o. tnc ocitnu-
ant - Received. ,nal ln.s order snan
De du4y puoalsHcd a. itqlircu o. Jaw
JOSLfu u. h.ASnID
I.Ieud JuusC
tDuAK NJ bR.ANiGiN. Clerk
~ 4. I. Galiegncr, DePuty N4erk
y--t-lO-2y-oO
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4 TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI BRANIGIN, Clerk
81 +. BoIms, Deputy Clerk
l0-l5-U-l9-6O
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ORDER 10 APPEAR

ORDER TO APPEAR
HELM EN.A<S, PLAINTIFF ELLIS
EVANS. Defendant.
Al session Of said Co4r. aed 81
the CltN 4 ountS DaAd.ng, N.ff " De-
troit, County OF Mayns STAG Of
Michigan Oh TINS the -5iA 90, q
August. \. ID 1890.
PRESENT. hONORABIE Ids Md
,. PlGclNS, C.rcAt Judgl
II appearing that the Dt.cr-Nn, IS
not q resident OF the Stale d. li,M.
san. CoAnis OF Mayne o. ts
Detroit, bat resides al tne oa.t o.
Wisconsin m the Clty OF A.Aoa-hte,
AZ - ORDERED that tAe ~ 4lN-aM
enter MS appearance IN lll-> -t "a
or before three 3 months ia Ne
date of tn order. or SAID i.A Of
Complaint iaeu neren ~Al be tsNsa
IS conie sSed.
IT Is tIAriikR ORDERED i'
CopN OF this order b. seni 'Ae
SAID Defendant, Ell.s Evans. u.s.
istcrcd mail. al -5Jy No. 3sa >'ieel
Apt ). Mis- aukee, Wisconsin. ~, .Asi
known address, and II mol lttentd
personally By said Defendant * ead
t,.eniA 20 days before tho tiat f~
scriOed for appearance, that 'l, or
der be published as required a"
EDWARD :. PlouiNs
Circuit CO4fl Judge
4 TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI BRANlGIN, Clerk
~ II. L. schuman, DEPUTY ei,ik
9-i7 lo--@e
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RUMMAcE SALE

WEDNESDAY October 10th. 10
70 6 O.c Christ Church 800
Ea,i jefferson between R.yard
ard Riopelle
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cLASSIFIED S


HOUSES eOQ SALE
a.rre,se 49, Ia.
> RrDROONs md h.fh down. a
bedrooms up automatic no,
w,,er. New eas furnace. Nod
ern kitchen Tile features. Fin.
shed hsm, with bar: ? ear
Garage Nth overhead doors
Well landscaDcd. newly deco
rated Low down pavment
FHA
Vim. Ellino,on TY. s-S<3s or
" 1o
Bordesu near Cd. River a CHICAGO
LOVELY stone front: Automatic
steam heat. 3 bedrooms and
bath down , bedrooms and
18th 70. storm & screen: side
drive Newly decorated. Grapes
Vim. ElIirste, Ty. s-643s or
TY. 7-7sc'
r'sh'sno rn
lsneie oe'~een >eeono o 'n''o
BRICK q BLOCK CONSTITUTION
LAK1E ANins & oinn'-- WIN
back porch. 2na floor. : Sod.
rooms & bath. 3rd floor bed.
rooms & kitchen: Automatic
not water. Gas & steam heat.
-. 1 '
~ rt,;--..- ~ r<<ar -
~ 7osn,
Leslie near Woodrow Wilson
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747- s. Agtln II ; Room Apart.
rcr, ~ NeNis Decorated Jtl-
htes S5e % " 3-ol95
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Atty. Allen Bibb
1909 broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN n tt CIR
CUT COURT tor the COlNtl Oh
:. ANE ~ IIANI- IVY
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Atty. RALPH w. MILLER

STATE Or aiIniOA> IN the CIR
CllI COT ri for the COUNTRY OF
NAiNE ~ CitA\lLRl
hOSAl-lE 1nOMnS, Plaintiff. V.
JOE FRANK 1i.ON.NS, DtISnu.nt,
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Leslie near Woodrow Wilson
Close 10 Transportation &
ExpresswsYs
FoR RIM

c. WATSON REALTY co.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

Escorted tour Of Europsi
American Express can
show you over 200 won.
deSful ways to 20. from
$76S per psrsoni A relax.
Ing eruissf We've . list
nobody cen topl Or. plan
your kind Of travel with the
help Of American Express
experts. Around the corner
-or around the world
American Express 10 here
to plan your trip-thsFe q
make you welcome!
Evening star., 1960-03-13
No Women Are Welcome
In Tiny Athonite Republic

pyramid to a height of $3.50
feet with a steep summit OF
white marble. Along the fianks
Of the mountain are found the
various monastic communities,
the first of which was estab-
liShed in 274 AID.
Queen Sent Packing
One of the most famous
ladies of Europe - the late
Queen Marie of Roumania-
once disguised herself as a boy
and made serious attempt to
get into the strange Aegean
republic. But the Athosians
caught her and sent her home
quietly, avoiding an interna-
tional mess.
AS several of the monks COM
mented: 1T took one woman to
undo Eden. 1t will take the
same number to damn Athos. 3"
Last year. however, the ban
on the feminine creature was
lifted-following a hotly con-
tested parliamentary debate.
For the first time in 1886 years
the Holy Athonite Republic is
allowing a quota of hens to
grace this sanctuary of bar
ricaded bachelors.
After ALL" explained Abbot
BaStilides waving a cruciflx of
diamonds and rubies to SYM
bolize his status as a govern
ment chief, "the chickens pro-
vide us with eggs for breakfast
each morning"
Evening star., 1960-03-13
ALTAR SET UP IN AIRPORT
FOR EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS

Airport facilities for priests to offer Mass have been
set up in Munich Germany, in expectation of q large
number Of clergy visitors for the International Euchar
tic Congress
The Munich archdiocese has approved setting I'D the
altar at the kim Royal Dutch Airlines terminal The
Mass facilities will make it possible for priests offer
Mass while waiting for early morning flights and plane
connections
The National Catholic Welfare Conference here re-
ports that portable affairs also available at kim
terminals in Amsterdam, shannon Gander, Rio de
Janeiro, Bogota, Recife, Sydney, Manila and Biak
The airline began supplying portable affairs at the
end of World War II when Dutch missionary societies
chartered planes to send priests sisters and brothers to
reopen mission areas.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

milady from entering the coun-
try, a fact which makes Athos
the only medieval celibate ma
ton on the face of the earth.
Many of the men who were
brought here Immediately after
birth have never seen a woman
in their lives.
What sort of men are the
monks of Athos? Why do they
cut themselves of from civiliza-
ton to spend their days perched
atop a craggy mountain, living
Spartan lives?
Men Welcome
I found, to my surprise, that
any man is welcome as a visitor
in Athos. where he can remain
as a guest indefinitely. But Of
course you will not find such
conveniences as modern plumb
ing, fancy cuisine, central heat
ing or other 20th-century in
novations.
Yet, at the st. Denis Mon
astery where I stayed, the food
was substantial, there was
plenty of clean water, and my
sleeping quarters were immacu-
late.
One of st. Denis most treas
ured possessions, besides a
priceless collection of very rare
Byzantine documents is the
preserved hand of John the
Baptist. Some of the monks,
however, consider the monas-
tery's most cherished object a
piece of splinter said to come
from the cross of Jesus Christ.
why shouldn't stay here?"
one monk said through a
ruddy-o face, one of the
healthiest mine eyes have seen.
THE life here is good. 1t is
quiet and it is rewarding. There
are no troubles, there are no
problems, there are no fears of
any kind. We live longer in
Athos than people do any place
else in the world" -"
Athos rises above the lazy
brine Of the Aegean Sea like a
Evening star., 1960-03-13
BY NINO LO BELLO
Contributing Writer

KARYES, AthoS.-This is the
etrangest country in the world
truly a No-Woman's Land.
.Oficially known as the Holy
Athonite Republic, the soil of
this nation has remained un-
def1led by the presence of
= women for nearly 1,700 years.
1t is the only country where
: members of the opposite sex
are absolutely barred. where
even female animals have been
excluded through rigid laws set
down by the 1000 male inhab-
itantS.
Athos. enjoying a status some
what similar to that of the
Vatican City, is situated on a
mountainous peninsula nearly
10 miles long and some 4 miles
wide, Extending from the coast
OF Greece, the country is inde-
pendent of any Greek jurisdic-
tion and has been governed by
monastic orders of the Greek
Orthodox Church since the Sd
century AID.
The monks who live, work
and pray in the 20 monasteries
and IL towns" have no radio,
10 television, no newspapers,
no telephone, no telegraph and
no vehicles.
The tiny country is run by a
parliament of high religious
leaders. Their main function is
to enforce the statute barring
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Easter Event
OpensSeoson

The annual Easter Fashion
Promenade April II at Reho-
both Beach will open the
Delaware tourist season.
Nine days later, the annual
tour of the Winterthur Museum
and Gardens gets under way
at Winterthur, Del. These run
from April 26 through May %,
and include displays of azaleas
and spring flowers, and 80
rooms depicting American cul-
ture and home life from 1910
TO 1840.
Tour hours are 10 am. to
4 pm. Tuesdays through
Saturdays. Only the gardens
are open on Sundays.
The Hagley Museum on the
Brandywine River a short
distance from Winterthur will
have its doors open from $50
am. to 4:30 pm, Tuesdays
through Saturdays, and be-
tween l pm. and 5 pm. Sun
days. This is an old textile
mill converted into a museum,
and shows how the early
water-powered industry was
run.
At Dover, preparations are
under way for the traditional
sOld Dover Days." when re-
stored 18th and 18th Century
homes will be open to the pub
lie. Dates this year are May
i-3.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Railroad Operates
Free Coffee Break

The Milwaukee Road has in
troduced a free coffee service
on its Olympian Hiawatha be-
tween Chicago and Seattle
Tacoma.
All passengers are invited to
a kaffee-klatsch in the lounge
section Of the Super Dome Car
each day between 10 am. and
II am. Seconds are served and
tipping is taboo.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Barbados Tourism
Hit High in 1859

A record total Of more than
10000 travellers visited the
Caribbean Island Of Barbados
during 1859, the Barbados Tour
ist Board reports.
OF these, $4,000 were classed
as "long-stay" vacatioiers. The
average long-stay vacationer
remained on the island "a days.
Improved air service has
brought the island to within
six hours flying time from New
York.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

Service 1t gives you your choice of 600 custom
designed vacation plans Want suntan in Capri Sacher
Torte in Vienna gondoa ride in Venice? The Sabena
"SelectA Tour" will help you do every dollar
Go to your Travel Agent Find out about his new
Sabena "SelectA-Tour" Service Ask him to book you
Sabena Begque Royale De Luxe Economy Service to
all Europe, Africa, the Middle East.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Dual Role

Hawaii's Gov. Quinn has
been elected president Of the
Pacific Area Travel Association.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

WNW 1V6W 1IOII-5COP 5EIVICE 20 EUROPE
w Be sure to pack your when you fly Sabena-
you're in the bright and shining world of the Sabena
\@~ "Intercontinental" Boeing Jet It's world that
carries to the "Heart of Europe in 6A hours world
of dazzling Belgian delicaces Continental cuisine!
LIE serUce Bgique goes far beyond the wings of the
mighty Sabena Jets! Your Travel Agent offers you
et-age tour ad-the unique Sabena
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Miscellaneous
=. Wanted

BAR BELL SET, 1OO-110 lb., used.
Call JU. 8-9595.
OLD, LARGE toy trains, before
80, any condition. JE. 4-3707.
CORVETTE hardtop wanted!
Call TOMMY, AID. 2-9444.
FORD 1949-51: body must be in
good condition, mech. cond.
not important. Call DICK,
WO. 6-5922
BAR BELLS, ITO lbs. Call BILLY.
Sunday, RE. 6-70l3 or after 4
pm. weekdays.
BICYCLES, girls, need one 20
In. and one "a in.; must be
clean. Ell. 6-5259.
BAR BELL SET, l10 ID. or 105 ID.
Call EN-. 5-0368.
OLD U. 8. COINS, esp. gold and
Indian cents. Call JACK, JE.
4-8998.
RECORDS, ASS, will pay SOC for
each. Ask for ALBERT at
RA. S-1591. viii pick up in
reasonable distance. Cali be-
tween Q am. and 8 pm.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Notices

THE DALTONS-Lookin' for q
vocal group that sings all popu-
lar songs2 Have no fear The
Daltons are here. With only 4
voices and ! guitarist, we can
really swing q party. So. for
o real swinging group. call
WINFIELD at TU. 2-6S20.
WE WILL ASSEMBLE your
Xmas toys; bikes, trikes. wag-
ons, etc. Call MA. 2-0l59 for
appointment. CAN now and
avoid the rush.
COUNTRY HOME and loving
care for young, black. male.
American cocker spaniel, Axe
and pedigreed, all shots, gen.
tie and affectionate. Call any
time week ends; weekdays
after Z pm. walker 4-4l2s.
HAVING A PARTY? Pep 1t up
with one Of the best bands
In town. popular tunes at low
low rates. The SOVEREI0NS.
JIM, EN-. S-5270.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

JAZZ BAND for hire, reasonable
rates. Call RE. 5-0827.
DON'T JUST HIRE ANY BAND,
flip with the NOVACAINES,
the best in rock and roll,
moderate rates. Make the
scene and call GREG at OIL.
4-5466.
THE RESUMES have had the
experience to make your party
q swingin' affair. Call LARRY,
VIII. 6-8870.
THE KEY CLUB of Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School, in
cooperation with the Bethesda
Kiwanis Club, will be selling
Duncan Hines fruitcakes dur
ing this coming holiday season.
2 h., $2.35; 3 lb.. 1895; S lb.,
$3.50 Call BRAD at OIL 2
6825.
THE FABULOUS OFF-BEATS
have reorganized and are now
available for making your
dance party q great success.
Call CHUCK, HE. 4-8431 and
JERRY, LU. 4-5075.
ICE SKATING: There is lots of
fun in store for teens at the
C. p, Ice Skating Club. II you
do not skate, come on out and
ask about our free pointers to
beginners. 10203 Baltimore
blvd, Rte. I, College Park, Md.
CIR. 4-4342.
FOR POPULAR MUSIC, the
GALAXIES can't be beat! Our
repertoire includes the best OF
all rhythms for your dancing
and listening enjoyment. Call
now, while we still have q few
open holiday dates. BLAINE
SMITH, Oliver 2-O720, Oliver
2-OO45.
MIX PROGRESSIVE JAZZ with
your r. and r. Hire the JAZZ
TET. RICHARD. EN-. 2-8270.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Greetings

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Evelyn,
lovliest girl on earth. Love,
NORMAN.
TO THE "KOOKE KID" on her
18th birthday. From JOHNNY.
LINDA b. - Happy Birthday
honey. Love, ROB.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, Rom
ME. Dec. l makes 1t four Won
derful months together. Love,
always, G. L.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jay and
Bobby. Love, from T. H.,
BUDDY and p. D.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MICHAEL.
Love, MOTHER, DAD, MARI
ANN and MARILYN.
TO EVELYN r., from Peggy K.
loads Of luck on your 18th
birthday.
MIKE - Happy 18th Birthday
yesterday! Love always,
DONNA.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

LOOKING for a good band to
play your Xmas party? The
fabulous NIGHTCAPS, low
rates. JU. 5-7O03. JEFF RUBIN.
THE NOMADS, prices and music
to please. STEVE, JU. 5-1569.
NOW READY for booking on
Xmas holidays and New Years
eve. the ,NIGHTCAPS. JEFF
RUBIN, JU. 5-7003.
d. o. T. S. Daughters Of the
SisterhooO will hold their
next meeting on December Z,
at 7:30 pm, in the Shaure
Tefila Synagogue. The agenda
Of the evening: Fabulous pro-
gram, refreshments served,
the new w. H. o. and intro
ducing the spectacular show,
MY Square Ladies'"
Evening star., 1960-12-04
TEEN BRIEFS

Co.'S Boys Gym. All tickets
are 81 apiece and may be
purchased at the door.
HH H&
Aided by a grant Of $500
from the Washington Acad-
emy Of Science, Osb0urne
High of Manassas, Va, has
started an advanced science
course for II seniors. The
course includes IL weeks each
of biology, chemistry and
physics.
y 4 4 q
Havayas B'nai Birth Girls
will sponsor a United Ma
Evening star., 1960-12-04
TgEN,oea6sT1f

tiOns Party from $50 to
1880 pm. Saturday in the
basement of the Hot Shoppes
Restaurant at Prince Georges
Plaza, West Hyattsville, Md.
Open to all, admission Is so
cents per person. with the
proceeds going to UNICEF.
The dress is school clothes.
. hS
The United Nations Club
at Montgomery Blair High
Md will spend Friday and
Saturday in New York, and
will visit the United Nations
headquarters.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Continued from Page 81

DODGE 1892, does not run. mo-
tor needs work; best offer.
WE. 5-6242.
MOTOR OOTER 1854 ALL
state; good cond., $50. AP. Z
5l65.
FORD 1854; Gulfport blue,
loaded and lowered, sharp. WE.
5-6242.
MUST SELL this week: a clean
1852 Ford Customline Tudor
va, with stick shift, nosed,
decked, primed, ready for
painting. with a good radio
and heater; excellent engine,
four new Firestone white-wall
tires, new clutch, brakes, seat
covers, fuel pump; $275. Call
VIII. 2-676l. Sunday, or after S
on weekdays and ask for BOB.
RECORDS, IS rpm. many
oldies, Elvis, Ricky, Everly
Bros, many others. Call RICK,
OIL. 6-6753 after pm.
BAR BELLS AND DUMBBELLS,
165 lbs: new with books, $35.
WALTER WILLIAMS, 10720
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
SHOE SKATES, girls, white.
size Q, good condition: $3.50 or
best offer. Call Federal s.
24l0.
ls0 RECORDS. new and old for
25c each. II you want a list
Of records, write to: SHIRLEY
WILLIAMS, 1922 Georgia
ave., Silver Spring, Md.
VIEW MASTER OUTFIT, in
cludes protector, viewer, IL
slides and custom case; cost,
$l9 new. will sell for $40. Call
RE. 5-8207.
AMER. FLYER TRAINS, like
new, $50 original, will sell for
$25 or best offer. KE. 6-9427.
IS CHRYSLER o.h.v. V-8 en-
gine. 331 Gu. in, 200 plus horse
power, complete and running;
best offer Call LA. 9-9647
after 5 pm.
PAIR EDELBROCK aluminium
heads. reworked to los to l
cohpl., good condition, SIS. JE.
2-O575.
CHEVY 10 4-dr.: r. and h., plus
pr. snow tires w/rims; motor
exceptional: Sl85 or best offer.
WA. 7-O345.
HEADERS for 235-cu. lin. Chevy
"6" with dual side pipe and
mex tubing; complete; best
offer. CHARLIE. 10. 2-50lA
after 70 pm. Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

In preparation for Christ
mas, Wheaton (Nld.) High
has announced that its job
placement service viii help
students find holiday jobs.
Wheaton's Christmas work
program allows students to
work half days on Decem-
ber 1920 and full days be-
ginning December 81. Stu
dents are excused from school
only on the request Of an
employer and after approval
by parents and teachers.
Another Wheaton Christ
mas project has trickled
down the drain. it was
learned. The chocolate bar
sales campaign to raise
money for Student Govern
ment had to be postponed
until March When .WorQ came
that the chocolate bars, being
sent, from Holland by ship,
had been stacked too close
to a boiler. They melted.
"No Time for Sergeants,"
the comedy play about an
Army draftee from back
woods Georgia, will be pre-
sented by the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Md High
chapter of the National
Thespian Society at $3.50 pm.
Friday and Saturday in B.
Evening star., 1960-08-14
August 10
1000
4-Moment Of Fear. Color.

4-Moment Of Fear. Color.
! Hour. Finger Of Deoth." A
wife is shot to deoth in front OF her
hystercol husband by O 9unmon
who insists thot the husband paid
him TO have it done.
5-Ponic. Drama.
The mysterious orrivoI Of O mink
coot os oft OF bridol shower
costs suspicion on the bride to-be
and her post.
1.-The Detectives. Crime.
HoIbrook seeks TO sove kid
nopped younester from her OBJ
ductor ond the freezing cold.
Robert Taylor. (RepeotJ
9-TwiIieht Zone. Drama.
THE Lost Flight" A World
War ! plane thot took off in
1918 Ionds forty-two yeors later
on O United Stotes jet bose.
Kenneth Hoieh. tRepeot.)
1890
5-Mon Hunt. Detective.
Victor JoY stors.
7-Bloek Saddle. Western.
A wrongly imprisoned man is
freed only TO be sloin by on un-
known ossossin. Peter Breck.
tRepeot)
9-Person to Person.
ChorIes CoIlinewood will visit with
Actor Pot O'Brien and oIso COM
edy writer Jack Douglas.
mn
4-News and Local News.
Horkness. Ward.
5-StoFIisht Theoter. Movie.
Ia Hours. Secret Beyond the
Door," l947. A wife suspects
her husband is becoming insane.
Joan Bennett, Michoel RedgroVe.
I'll O'Clock Final. News.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. DonieIs.
ll:l5
4-News. Weather. Sports.
Rosh Forester. Simpson.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
Z Hours, 20 Min. 1.-The Yeor-
ling" 1916. A fine film obout
O boys love for pet fown which
his father must destroy. Gregory
Peck, jane Wymon.
1l:30
A.lneL pnnv Shnw Noriatu
Evening star., 1960-08-14
7-Fridoy Night Movie.

7-Fridoy Night Movie.
IA Hours. "CoII Of the Wild"
1895. Jack London's cIossic
story obout two adventures and
q young widow who search for
qoId in the frozen wostelonds Of
the Arctic. Clark GobIe. loretto
Young.
1870
5-kewsbeot.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
June 6

swindIe smolI businessmen In
small towns.
9-Danny Thomas Show.
Marvin Miller guests os the pre-
else Oriental who receives q
lesson in child psychology, West
ern style. Danny Thomos stors.
(Repeot.)
$50
4-TV Theoter. Drama.
"GoIden Shonty." A con man sells
his saloon when he secretly leonns
thot the mines in the oreo will
soon close down. Errol Flynn,
Potrieio Berry. tRepeot.)
5-Bis Story.
7-Adventures in Porodise.
! Hour. THE Roft." A beautiful
girl is lost in the South Poetic
oboord lifeboot with three other
shipwreck victims one q psYcho-
pothic killer. Gordner Mekoy,
Potricio Owens. (Repeot.)
9-Ann Sothern Show. Com'dy.
koty is given chance to strike
blow for women's rights when
Devery takes O vocation. Ann
Sothern stors. (Repeot.)