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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
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RLAsTERING REPAIRS, old Iaue
new work Lge. and small Jobs
salts. guar. Reas. 10. 9-4164.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, watel
isrsss or its oo sasli. N New O Or SO
S{osFss. Free estimates. RE. g.
REC. ROOMS, ADDITIONS, PCHS
Free Estimates and Bank Financint
MILLS coNTRACT0Rs 10. 6-4e4l
ROOFS. new, repaired. painted
waterproofing. suffer work; free
estimates: work guaranteed. Mr.
BARNETT. Ju. e-2426 any time
ROOF REPAIR, gutter spouting
cleaning and roof painting, So
and up. Free estimate. Lu. 1.e0l6
RQoFING-slag. tin and asphalt
shinsles; Futtsrs end speuts
WINDOWS, doors, walls, cleaned
Teas. rates: night or day. service
HOME SERVICE. RA. 8-0409 pm
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BEDROOM. walnut bedrm. set with
twin beds, box spr. and mattress.
500; 18th Century mahog. din.
rm. set, 8 chairs, $3.50: chrome
dinstte set, S35; sofa ana chair,
$40: CO. 5-7300.- daily til o
p.m.. Sat. It'll 8, Sun. 1G TO s.
BEDROOM-3-PC, BEDROOM suite
ASSUME LlAYAWAY BAL. Of $50.
Party with, good credit may as
sumo weekly. payments Of Sc.
tact credit mgr, MARLO FURNi.
TYRE CO. 1898 14th st. n.V.'
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FARM AND GARDEN

CLEAF. Rich T0PS0n farm-
lsndl, MI dirt: bluestone; trees
trimmed and removed: Yotted saw
dust. HARTING. CE. 6-S475.
FILL DIRT available mr.. Cedar lane
and Old GEORGETOWN I'd, You haul,
We load. OIL. 2-1627.
FREE ON REQUEsT-66-pR Plant
ing Guide catalog offered BY Vir-
ginia's largest groWers Of fruit
trees. nut trees, berry plants
grape vines and landscape plant
material. Salespeople wanted
WAYNESBORO NURSERIES, INC
Waynesboro, Virginia.
NEW IHC farm and industrial trac.
tors, cravler tractors and equip
ment. McCollough chain saws;
lime, fertilizer, seeds. parts and
service: USED w. c. Allis Chalmei
with cultivator. cub tractor: "62"
combine. mowers. disks. plows.
p. H. MOORE
y, 8. 301, Mi, South Of New SO
Mitchellville. Nd. cE. 6-S1Si
WE EPECIALIZE IN pruning, TOP.
ping. and tree removal; also ever.
green's sheared. Fully insured
Prompt service. EVANSVILLE
TREE SERVICE. 342l Hamilton
St. Hyattsville. Md. WA. 1924
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ADDSSEssSGEA4R RgS I MCds ls.SSr
mat. Inquire MA. &.haQR
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SEWING MACHINES, S9.05 Up
SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
1925 Bladensburg Rd, LA. 6-6950
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RESTAURANT EQUIP, used, bar.
gAin-Wooden booths, fornaica
counters, tables, chairs, grills. soda
fountains. sinks. etc. EN-. 5-4O34,
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SALESMAN

sALEsMEN-Engs., ins. adjusters,
credit coll. man: excel. sal. See
Mr.. Dodge, BOYDS. 18th and @
NV. MA. S-2340,
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DOWNTOWN-Living- bedroom, kit,
utils. Refined couple. No pets.
1014 Mass. Ave. NV.
DOWNTOWN, 1917 M st. NV
Front bsnit., beaut. furn. piano.
TV, auto. washer-drier; S25 wk.
DUPONT CIRCLE = efficiency, air
conditioned; no pets; music lover;
lady only, HU. 3-6466
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TAPE J.. RECORDERS. FROM $40

TELEvISIONS, new black-and-wi1itt
or color; 81 above cost for cash
buyers. PARAMOUNT CO., 2202
Ga. ave. NV, HU. $4,000.
TIRES, TRUCK, S6.95 up, al sizes,
used. recaps. CITY TIRE CO.,
1881 p st. NV, DE 2-2l37
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25

SECRETARY.STENO., under 40, to
genial and 'personsble, with ca
pacity for assuming responsibility
interesting; perm. position. Call
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AIR COMPRESS0RS New and
used, Ia 70 6o-h.p.' Eas and elee
1884 23rd st. NV. FE. $4,000
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RESTAURANT EQUIP. used, bar
gain-Wooden booths, formica
counters, tables. chairs, grills. soda
iountains. sinks. etc. EN-. 5-4O34
ROOF TRUSsES (l00J, 22-ft. span,
on IL pitch, 2x6 top cord and
Pa bottom cord. Price SIS ca, OF
best olfer. FE. 7-4700. -.
RUGS and Carpets, Imported and
domestic. 9x12s; 500 and up. 1902
Mt. vernon ave, Alex. Va.
RUGS-New and used. 9xl2 and
larger. $50 up. Discount on wall.
to-wall. IA. 1856.
SAW. Bench Craftsman, S-incb
blade, s-h.p. motor with meta
table; same as new; 500. VIII. 2.
SAX0PHONE; Olds tenor, with casS
and accessories. Purchased new
as an undesired gift. HI, s-5O56
SELLING ENTIRE COLLECTION OF
oriental objects. Items incl. 100
old Imari plates; brass ware:
screens. both Obie and Chinese
table and 6 panel: ivory; wood
block prints (Saito); massive
plain coffee tables; Korean items
ANTIQUE guns; camphor lined
rosewood chests; brass lamps, silk
shades. Call OIL. 6-4672, 6-9 pm.
for appointment.
SEW. MACHs.-singer port, left II
lay-eway, Ziz-zag attach. Bal. due
SIS. Terms 81 week. Elk. 3-054O
free home demonstration.
SEWING MACHINES, So. 05 up
SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
1928 Bladensburg Rd. La. 6-695C
SEW. MACHINES-Recond. SINCE
port. with att, $16.95. Console
So .95. Day or night, RA. 3-61Sl
SOFA CUSHIONS, Polyfoam, stand.
ARD sizes, seconds. one-half price;
hsmt.; 615 22d st. NV. ST. 1888
TABLES, lined oak, 2 end. / coffee
Leaving country, must sell. M
reas. offer refused. .4710 4lst st
NV, EN-. 3-5093 after s pm.
TAPE RECORDERS, FROM $40
Recording Tape, 40es on
Pre-Recorded Tape. 25Ss on
Commission Eleetronic, NO. 7-4392
TAPE RECORDERS = RecordinT
tape. special purchase. SiightiS
!polyester fiimJ. ST As for 1900.
IT.. Tin. reel, Lots Of 10. 81 80
ga. free roll II you can teal
naiIs.l coMMissisoSNNf EIEc.
TE6 6 zlessd l77S Columbia I'd. NV
TELEVISIONS, new black-and-wiitt
or color; 81 above cost for cash
buyers. PARAMOUNT CO, 2202
Ga. ave. NV, HU. $4,000.
TIRES, TRUCK, S6.95 up, al sizes,
used. recaps. CITY TIRE CO.
1431 p st. NV, DE 2-2l37
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

4NIV G00I4I1C4V1. AZ !
on 18th St, near Walter Reed
Hospital; in new, aforementioned
rooms. large living room, full din-
ing room, outside kitchen, ample
closets. brand-new furniture; utils,
incl; S225. RA. 3-2124.
ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS, liyina1
room. kitchen and bath; close-In
sc. WASH, cow. to military and
Govt. buildings. on Wa busline
nicely furnished. 10. 2-0151,
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bort M MlsS ast ca sinssl
S24 .95. Day or night, RIA. 3-6lSl
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

JEWELRY-Genuine 6H-k, star
ruby ring surrounded by diamonds;
Jade brac,, earrings. III. 9-0S70
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

A. E. JONES exper. in cement I'm.
a and BRICK ~ work; walls, patios,
CHIMNEY REPAIRS, smokey Are
pls; corrected; bird-proof fues,
ssec1 nsrI loose Ge prsfab chimlneys. E.
ELECTRICAL WIRING - Residen.
tiai. eonml; Lie; w.. Nd, D. c.
30 kennedy st. NV. RA. $4,000.
FLOORS SANDED, finished; new, Sc
So ST. IT,: u, oId' lqc up; painting, int ),
GENERAL JOBBING contractor;
nome, once or stores; carpentry,
brickwork. plastering. painting,
concrete work, EDDIE HOWELL,
HEAT THAT COLD
Recreation room heating, extra duct
Work added. Free estimates, 90
years, experience. AID. 4-0209.
QUICK CONSTRUCTION on cabi-
nets. closets, shelving, home re-
pairs, painting. Carpentry shop.
42l3 9th st: NV. ia. 9-29SS.
PAINTING. interior. exterior; roof,
carpentry, gutter work. by white.
SoA 1ly LLLne, O1. o-44U4.
PAINTING, inter, and exter., nom
drinker (white); does own work:
refs II. 7-7659, VIII. 6-7377
PAINTING-1St-class work: also
patch plasterins. AID. 4-7506
after 3 pm.
PAINTING AND PAPERING; Ist-
class workmanship. Work done
immed. MR. PoAT, RA. 3-5643.
PAINTING, PLASTERING, paper
ing, scraping, sanding, finishing,
repair. Terms. HE. 4-2504.
PAPER HANGING, painting, wall
scraplng; white mechs. LII. 7-17s9,
before 10 am. or after 4 pm.
PAPER REMOVAL By the only
bonded and insured wallpaper re-
moval CO. in d. c., Md, Va; rea-
sonable, neat, efiic. D1. 7-16OO
PAPERING-This week only, Sl5
up; 1850 sunfast. washable paper
RIA. 6-2sS4. HE. 9.1s57
PAPER HANGING, plasterirlg,
painting. Colored mechanic. Free
estimates. 10. 2-3504.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

SPECIAL PURCHASE CONTENTS
PP9EcEE 's ESsN1f HHsEDl cf & evE 3s
PRESCRIPTION. OFFERED AT
SAYINGS OF 2bso or ORIGINAL
PRICE.
100 typist's stands, steel ant
Walnut and oak hat-top. DIP
oesk6 VI
Typists posture chairs, steel. re.
Tables; file cabinets. bookcases, etc
M EREE APAEK1S HFr Asp P P5Ip *
1101 7th ST. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators
500 cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP. CO., JU. 5000
POOLROOM. s tables, .round
business, good opportunity foi
right person. Ii. 7-9S69. 25s
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ROOMS FURN-S.E..S.W.

11th ST. Sc. 424, "a blk. from
eariii1e13 rms. for rent. Men
preferred. Ress. Ii. 6-0552.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PAINTINGi Interior exterior. patch
ed plasterinG; get winter pTicef
now. HE. A-7gB2.
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Does, PETS, ETC.
BAssET PUPPIES

2 left. Axe reg. $50 to $50
TW. 3-e399
BEAGLE TYPE. cute young male
friendly and playful. To goot
home. JE. 2-7325.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BE PREPARED FOR WINTER. Tree
removal: suffers cleaned: sea.
Soned 6reW0od. EN- 6.0O3l
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lcoNrlNuspl

FURNITURE Dinette set, sofa
chairs. air eond. and misc. pieces
La. 6.62S6 after 4:30.
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SEW. MACHS.-Singer port, left II
lay-away, ZiZ-zag attach. Bal. due
S26. Terms ST. week. Elk, 3-O64O
Free home demonstration,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25

HU1s-NeW and used. gXl2 and
to-Wall. IA. 2-336b
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ADDING MACHINES, brand-neW,
STANLEY HAYMAN CO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
auto. speed addresser with form
writer and printer. Also keyboard
gEaphotype and Aims. cabinets.
This equipment has been used
oneratinR condition NE A.2An1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25
BOXER PUPS

Axe. Reasonable. JE. 4-o029.
COON D0Gs-Must sacrifice; 3
sood tree dogs; $3.50 for all. Blu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25

PIANOS-Wide selection Of recon-
ditioned uprights. Pianos guaran-
teed. Priced from 1925 up includ-
ing local delivery. Also selection
BELL Music CO.. HOS q Ct. NV
d.. 7-S464.
, 1960-10-14
Andrew G. Pedro
Is Murried to
Mrs. Elsu Mario Hull

Andrew C. Pedro, former
member of the Municipal
Council of ST. Croix, visit
ed Antigua recently and
was married to Mrs. Elsa
Maria Hall on October 9th,
in q quiet ceremony wit
messed by a few friends Of
the couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro are
now back in St. Croix.
, 1960-10-14
Dinosaurs Filmed
In ST. Croix. Presented
AT Alexander Thedter

With a chilling air Of dan
ger heightened by an
automatically exciting note
. + suspenseful scientific
plausability, the film Dino
saurus!', co-starring Ward
Ramsey, Kristina Hanson
and Paul Lukather will be
presented at the Alexander
Theater this coming Sum
day, Monday and Tuesday.
Superbly photographed
in CinemaScope and Color,
this new motion picture, q
great deal of which was
filmed on location in st.
Croix tells a tale we'll calcu-
lated to keep even the most
hard-as-steel-nerved movie
goer on the edge Of his seat.
CONTINUED OH page A.
, 1960-10-14
Girls VolleYb0lI
Teens PloYing
Tonight in Csted


The Teens, girl volley-
ball team will play against
the Jets on the Christian
sted court tonight at 8
O'Clock.
At $50 the boys team Of
ST. Mary's School will play
against the Trojans il two
best out Of three games. The
ST. Mary's has won over
the Jets boys and C. II.
School to lead the league.
, 1960-10-14
Los Cubdnos TO Meet
Gidnts for ST. Croix
Championship

The Los Cubanos, cham
pions Of the Christiansted
League, will play the
Giants, champs Of Frederik-
sted, for the inter-toWn
championship on Sunday
afternoon on the Canegata
Ball field. The winner of
three out of five games will
be the champ.
The first game will be at
2 o'clock. The second game
will be played in Frederik-
sted and will alternate fer
the other games to be
played. The winner will
then meet the ST. Thomas
champs for the Virgin IS
lands championship.
, 1960-10-14

task from her wealth Of
experience and deep con
Germ for education in the
Virgin Islands.
In her tour Of duty for the
government W h i 6 h is
matched in length by only
a very few government en-
p1oyees. Miss Hay set a high
standard Of performance
fContinued on page a
, 1960-10-14
Republican Ndtiondl
Committee
Attends Exhibition

Mr.. and Mrs. E, I. Will
liams, Jr. Of Estate Prin-
cesse attended the opening
Of the exhibition Two Cen
turtles of Danish Deep Sea
Research at the Museum
Of Natural History in Wash
ington on Thursday. This
exhibition is under the
sponsorship Of Their Males
ties, The King and Queen
Of Denmark who were pre-
sent at the event.
Mr.. Williams is az mem
Der Of the international
Oceanographic Foundation
and has done extensive re-
search on the errors of the
B-athythermograph and UNI
derWater color photo
graphy. Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liams will return to Saint
Croix at the end of the
month.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
'Ben-Hur' Gets
A March Dute
At the Warner

The Warner Theater. which
recently stepped down from
erama to normal-size
movies. will be back in the
spectacle business come March.
MGM's mammoth new version
of "Ben-Hur" has been booked
into the downtown Thirteenth
street movie house. starting
with an invitational black-tie
premiere on the night of
March 8.
The multi-million dollar film.
already playing to capacity
audiences in New York and
elsewhere, is expected to run at
least a year in Washington.
1t will be shown at the War
ner on a hard ticket" reserved
seat basis. There will be 10
performances weekly, with mat
inees on Wednesdays, Satur.
days, Sundays and holidays.
Additional daytime showings
also will be scheduled for stu
dent groups.
Charlton Heston plays the
title role in the film spectacle,
made in Rome under the di-
rection of William Wyler.
"Ben-Hur," incidentally. will
have to run considerably longer
than a year to set a new house
record for the Warner Theater
That is held right now by the
first Cinerama venture. This
Is Cinerama," which ran for SO
weeks.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
THE LYONS DEN
Martyr Green Has q PJov
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK. Martyn
Green, now recovered from the
experience in which his leg was
severed, has found the play in
which he'll return to the
Broadway stage. When
GrouchO Marx arrived at the
White House and was served
tea, he asked: Why? Am I
late for dinner?" Ethel
Norman will fly to Colorado
College next month to watch
a Sunday performance of
"Brigadoon." Her daughter,
Ethel, won the leading role. as
well as a Kappa Sig fraternity
pin from a handsome sopho-
more. Maureen StapletOn
is taking piano and French
lessons for her role in Lillian
Hellman's Toys in the Attic"
Jack Paar Just completed
a two-hour spectacular for his
own corporation.
When Rodgers and Hammer
stein received the Poor Richard
Evening star., 1960-01-22
HOLLYWOOD
Shouldn't Happen to a Gobor
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

see a lot of Paulette. because
she does the cooking.
y y
Bill Bendix hired stunt-man
Joe YrigOyen, who did the
chariot race for Stephen Boyd
in Ben -Hur," for his TV series
and" says Bendix. whats
good enough for 'Ben-Hur' is
good enough for Overland
Trail That's Bills series =.
Boyd, by the way, won his bat
tie for modern roles-he's a
publisher in Return to Peyton
Place When do we return?
No definite date" Gary
Cooper is also playing a pub
Usher in The View From the
Fortieth Floor" by Theodore
White which Gary bought for
his company. Baroda Produc-
tions.
Hildegarde Neff is a double
tor Mrs. David Cameron, who
has named the German actress
in her divorce suit. Hildegarde
says she will fight the accusa-
tions. Wonder what happened
to her contract with goth Gen.
tury-Fox.
y
It's getting faster. David
Evening star., 1960-01-22

HOLLYWOOD CNANA). -
Eva GabOr and Zsa Zsa called
Mama JOlie Gabor frantically
in Australia to tell her that
her expensive little house in
WeStport, Conn, had been
broken into, robbed, and much
worse: the thief left a window
open. the freeze came, burst the
plumbing and, when the flood
settled, there was four inches
OF water on the main floor
Mama Gabor is down under to
visit some relatives who raise
sheep. These are mink type
sheep.
Author Erich Remarque and
wife Paulette Goddard came
to New York from Switzerland
so that Paulette could do a
play on TV and Erich some
writing. But" Erich told me
when I called Paulette. they
are doing some roadwork right
IN front of our apartment, and
tne drilling goes on all day"
The hideouS noise has driven
Erich to work in the kitchen.
which is at the back of the
mouse. But this way he gets to
Evening star., 1960-01-22
a Named on Group
For Jewish Appeal

United Jewish Appeal Chair
man Morris w. BERNSTEIN yes
terday announced the appoint
ment Of four Washington men
to the 50-man National Com
mittee for the United Jewish
Appeal National Inaugural
Conference meeting in Miami
Beach February S, 6 and 7.
Named to the committee were
Rabbi Isidore Breslau, Ne
hemiah Cohen. Abe S. Kay and
Joseph Ottenstein.
The national committee will
direct the 1860 United Jewish
Appeal, which this year will
raise funds to aid 345,000 re-
cent immigrants to Israel.
Evening star., 1960-01-22

Award last week, it was to have
been presented by Democratic
Mayor DilwOrth Of Philadel-
phla. He couldn't attend. Rob-
ert X. Gray. the Secretary to
the Cabinet. substituted for
him and began: I'm very
pleased to replace Mayor Dill
worth. I'm doing that which
Harold Stassen couldn't do"
Richard Adler, co-author of
the songs for Damn Yankees"
and "Pajama Game" has fin-
ished the score for a Broadway
musical, with a book by Robert
Alan Aurthur. Eddie Fish
er's new thick hair-do, on his
stocky little frame. makes him
look a little Lii Abner.
Mrs. william RhineIander
Stewart has only one regret
about her interview in Vogue.
They cut out Mrs. Stewards
declaration that she buys all
her cosmetics at the 5&l0.
Tyrone Guthrie, director of
The Tenth Man" planned
every detail thoroughly. On the
day before opening he in
structed the actors, who play
the old men Of the congrega-
tion, that as soon as they come
on stage in the third act they
must star coughing. Cough
hard, like old men," he said.
This will also give the audi
ence a chance to get rid Of
their own coughs"
+ -
Eleanor Roosevelt will pre-
sent the ADA Award to Adlai
Stevenson at the Astor Janu-
ary %. . Because Ted Husing
can't attend the autograph
party for his book. My Eyes
Are in My Heart" at Macy's
February 4; the top sports
writer will appear and sign the
book in his stead.
Evening star., 1960-01-22

Wayne jetted in for a TV show,
Man Around the House." with
Andrea King and Peggy Knud-
sen, filmed it in three days, and
told me, "I'll be fishing in
Florida tomorrow on my moth
er-in-law's yacht. Call me ship
to shore"
Tony Randall took three as
sorted virus shots before jet
ting to Hollywood where there
is now an epidemic of Asian
type flu. Hope the difference
in time won't make any diff
ference to the injections" says
Tony. He's in Hollywood to
begin filming in Marilyn Mon
rOe's Let's Make Love" .
Nice to see author Arthur Mil
Ter wrapping up the backless
and almost frontless Mmmari-
lyn in a heavy full-length white
beaver coat. Il don't want you
getting a cold" said Arthur
solicitously. With her own pri-
vate dance coach, voice coach.
dramatic coach, makeup man.
secretary, maid and chauffeur,
wouldn't you say that Miss
Monroe is getting royal treat
ment at Fox?
So xH
Michael Dante loses his head,
literally, to Joan FOntaine in
THE Story of Judith" a half
hour TV show. But it's worth
it," says Mike. TITS my first
costume show" I'll have to
think this over,
Charlie Chaplin's ruse to
reconcile Charlie junior with
his wife Susan seems to be
working. The senior Chaplin
asked them to bring their baby
for a visit. They brought the
baby to Chaplin's home in
Switzerland-and remained.
1t isn't all court appearances
and grief for the ex-Mrs. Mar
Ion BrandO. Her career is pick
ing up, she told me. Anna re-
Gently played a French Chinese
girl in Adventures in Para
disc" and a Mexican in The
Deputy" with Henry Fonda. I
thought that Brando could
have used a makeup man and
a barber for his last appear
ance in the Santa Monica
court.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Recreation Society
Elects 1860 Officers

The District chapter of the
American Recreation Society
elected its officers for 1860 yes
terday.
Edward Thacker was named
president; Joseph Cole. presi-
dent-elect; Ralph Grier, vice
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Pizzu Aids Polio Drive

Tuesday is "Pizza for Polio
Day" Proceeds from the sale
of pizzas by many Washington
restaurants will be given to the
March Of Dimes annual fund
drive. Some restaurants which
do not feature pizzas are Offer
ing a special menu item as part
of the program. which is spon-
sored by the Restaurant Bev-
.erage Association of Wash
ington.
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president; Anna Louisa Tatum,
recording secretary; Catherine
Masters, corresponding secre-
tary, and Stanley j. Anderson,
treasurer.
The officers were installed by
Jessie Reynolds, president of
the AIRS.
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Wettest Town

LAGOS, Nigeria.-One Of the
wettest spots on earth is De-
bpnscha, at the foot of the
CAMERON Mountains in Nj
geria. The yearly rainfall
averages 375 inches.
Evening star., 1960-03-15
HELP MEN

CONSTRUCTION sU-
PERINTENDENT = Garden-type
project. Should be experienced.
to Mr.. FOARD at Suitland and
Southern ave. between z am. and
Evening star., 1960-03-15
SALESMAN

National organization has
career opportunity for exper.
salesman, between 25 and
10, to call on established ac-
counts and acquire new busi-
ness. Salaried position. car
allowance and other bene-
hts. Call MR.. DUFF for appt.
at WO. 6-S501.
Evening star., 1960-03-15
HELP MEN
AUTO Statesmen

We are increasing our sales force
because We have been appointed.
The only outh-Valiant-De Soto
dealers in Fairfax and Arlington
County and Fails Church area;
21 to 40 years of age, must be de-
pendable, honest and energetic.
with q good reputation, a desire
to earn $4,000 or more per year;
Decentralization and insurance bene-
hts: new car furnished for men
who qualify; one of the highest
paid compensation plans in the
area. For personal interviews. call
Mr.. CRAWFORD, JE. 2-2300.
MENT
CLERK-Permanent position for
l exper. person to handle and
supervise the entire billing and
REGISTRATION section of ONCE: nu-
merous company benefits of hos
pitallzation.. life insurance. paid
vacation. etc. Apply Mr.. Katen,
JUSTINE CHEVROLET. 57lO Bal
timore ave, HyattsYille. Md.
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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MEN

II TO 30
One OF the largest ORGANIZATIONS of
it's kind requires the services Of
three neat appearing young men.
lwhite), to work with it's Wash
inRton district office. S93 per
week salary TO those who quality.
Immediate management training
to anyone who shows exceptional
ability. For confidential interview.
call RE. 1850, between 10 am.
and 4 pm. ONLY.
Evening star., 1960-03-15
HELP MEN
YOUNG
MARRIED MAN

Mature, career minded,
able and eager to advance,
and willing to WORK at
moderate pay, as understudy
and assistant to Depart
mental supervisor. Position
involves knowledge Of files.
mail, purchasing, shipping
and receiving, supply. At
least . years general once
experience required.
Call ST. 3-6222. MR..
HENDRICKS, for prelim-
inary interview.
Evening star., 1960-03-15
ENGINEERS

Earn S5O-S55 weekly. no can
Wa vssS;f; t1a;n e11ieetinE Ta or deiiVsrinS
years. personahle, and own car,
Call MISS WARD, LU. I-aO2O,
Mon. and Tues, 1-9 pm.