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HELP MEN
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BRICkLAYERS-Jo only.
Also bod carriers. Call WI. q
BUTCHER, must have reference.
Apply In person HARDEsTYs
MARKET, 1419 Park I'd. NV.
cABINETMAKER: European cabl-
netmaker: experienced In flne fur
niture: good lob. JU. 9-7762.
CANVAsSERS for home Improve
ments. Drawing account. Call for
appt.. yU. .7-6944.
CASHIER, automotive experience
preferred: opportunity and nu-
merous benefits for right person;
compensation eommensurate with
TINE CHEVROLET. $40 Balti-
more ave. Hyattsville. Nd
CASUALTY CLAIM ADJUsTER or
trainee for Richmond. Va, area;
minimum requirements, college
decree and physical fitness. pro-
motional opportunities. Answer
in own handwriting. giving back
ground and minimum salary re-
ouirements. Boz 403-B, Star.
CIGAR CLERK, white, part time,
% nights and weekends. Exper.
pref. Apply ROCK CREEK DRUG
CLERKS (2), white. as TO SIS: cap
able OF learning TO inYestigate the
credit Of businesses. Inside work
Must have good handwriting and
be alert on feet. once near 18th
and H SITS. NV. Hrs, $40 to 3;
"a day Sat. Start $500 mo. or
more. MA. S-111s.
CLAIMS ADJUSTER
Excellent opportunity for man
with fWa
ence plus LIB: car furnished;
U. s p. & O. co.., $50 Wond-
ward Bldg.
CLERK-MESSENGER, white, high
school grad, not over %. Good
oppor. for ambitious young man.
WIN train. FE. 7-62sO. Ext. 2O3.
CLK.-TYP., min. 2 yrs. coiiege.
30 w.p.m, elec. IBM:: excel. ad-
vancement. to admin. position:
age TO 2S: B days, 10 $3.50. PO-
TOMAC EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd,
Arl.. ia. $4,000.
COMPTROLLER. pref. exp In iight
giving complete resume Of bacte
ground. ouslificationS and experi-
ence. Salary open. Box 3S6-B.
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER to
supervise installation Of swim
pens., mlns pS9ls; e. 4-SSSo SSS day and ex-
CONSTRUCTION SUPERTNTEND-
ENT, to supervise construction Of
concrete swimming pools; S36 day
Evening star., 1960-03-28
EDWARD c B0U. Attorney,
1103 Vermont Avenue NV.
WashfuRA0n. n e
uNTTTp sTArEs DISTRICT couR

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia-
Holding Probate Court-No. 99,-
921, AdtninistrationLThis is to
Give Notice: That the subscriber
Of the State Of Virginia has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate of
IDA VIRGINIA EARLY, late of the
District Of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally authen-
tieated, to the subscriber, on or
before the Sth day of September.
AID. 1850: otherwise they may by
Law be excluded from all henefit Of
said estate. Given under my hand
this Sth day of March. 1860.
ELISHA E. EARLY. 5000 N. 4th
Street, Arlington 3, Virginia.
(Sesl.l Attest: FRANK J. BURK-
ART, Deputy Resister Of Wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of
the Probate Court. mhl4.2l,2S
Evening star., 1960-03-28
DRUG CLERKS

Young. retail exp. pref. Opening
with q future for capable men.
STANDARD DRUG co.. 3I22 18th
Evening star., 1960-03-28
PERSONAL
tcONTINUEpj

PERSON WANTED QUALIFIED TO
TUTOR q white male adult In
reading and writing. BOX 39t
B Star
PRIVATE DETECTIVES; Divorce
and custody evidence. AIlL-STATE
INVESTIGATORS, WO 6-0219.
REFINED WHITE LADY desires
Job as companion. 5-day wk. Gail
10. 2-43l9 after pm.
SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE =
Entire custom designed fixtures
for ladies shop: antique white and
gold finish. wall fixtures, elec.
floor cases. etc, sold all-wool
rus. DI. 1887. Mon.
Evening star., 1960-03-28

When sHsueriae edrerfisements
addressed 10 star bo1es DO NOT
tRclose original references. pho
tocYaphs o. other materials Of
peraoHai palIe. Copies serUe the
PURPOSE. Originals radg Get lost.
Evening star., 1960-03-28
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANTS, jrs and seniors.
public accounting firm. Suite 321,
Union Trust Bids. 18th and h
StS. NV.
ACCOUNTANT $50 70 500 q VIZ.
STENO BKKPR $50 to S100 a wk.
OFFICE CLERKS and TRAINEES
twhitel. see Miss Bell, at BOYD'S
EMPLOYMENT CENTER, Cor. 18th
and @ NV. MA. S-2340.
ACCOUNTANT, sr.. for CPA ONCE:
sa,ary open. Apply SINROD q
TASH. 1875 DeSales st. NV, Me.
S-4954.
ACCT T.-COMPTROLLER
Under 40: exper.; S12-S15. moo
ADJUsToR TRAINEE 5000
TYPISTS S325
CAP. aILL PUB. RELATION,
BA deg: under 2S: S5-S6 900
ROUTE SALESMAN SIS plus
GREEN'S EMPL. SERVICE
73S 18th st. NV, DI. 7-5S1S
Evening star., 1960-03-28

SALES MANAGER
Local company, distributing nation
ally known electronic. device, has
an opening for a top-fiight sales
manager; must show proven
successful BACKGROUND in recruit
ing. training and directing sales
staffS of statesmen in direct SELL
ing. This position offers excellent
earnings and growth opportuni-
ties: salary open. Write, in con-
fidence, giving experience, quali-
ncationS, etc All letters will be
acknowledged. Box 424-B, Star.
SALES REP:-Young and aggressive
for natl. mfr; college grad, draft
exempt, personable, under 80 pref;
coIUMBIA EMPL.. l84r q NV.
SALESMAN-We have an opening
in our athletic dept, for an ex-
perienced sportins goods sales
man. Excellent opportunity for
someone who. is looking for
permanent position ana knows
the sporting goods business.
SPORTS CENTER, SOC D st. NV,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

A PUBLIC HEARING having been
held by the Commissioners. D. c.,
in the matter OF closing certain
street area and pubic alleys in
d. C., as hereinafter described.
and. as said Commissioners are
OF the lopinicr that the street
area and alleys referred 70 should
be. closed, NOTICE Is HERFRY
GIVEN. that under date Of
March Is. 1880. they have pre-
pared the following order OR
nISRIsIon, DssEP; That I, 3 pursuant nt 70 ,,ahse the
ssssonE sbSrVd Dee O. 15 Fuo ois$s $ the so street
and alley areas as shown in
sreen or plsts filed in the Sur
veyor's Once, o. g. and num-
befed as Maps S3es, s3aa, S4XQ.
Saul. S40e. S4o4, S4O5. S406,
S4o7, s4OS, $40. S411 and
sara are hereby ordered CLOSED:
same TO take effect on and
after. APRIL 25, 1860: the title
to the land comprised in said
area areas So closed to revert to
clasings to take effect Jointly
or separately by subsequent order
or orders on the effective date
aforesaid, according 10 Items i /,
2, 3, A. s.. ~ s, o, TO-, IL,
l3; IA, and Is, described as
follows: az Closing Of part Of
pub. alleys in Sn. 245 and pro-
viding for. dedication Of land
for new alley CMsp No. s39Sl;
go closing Of Olive st. NE,
abEtting So. 511s Map No
SSss1 Ss ;ls@y 90 in elS:ins sS so{ Of s5 Part No Of
pub alley in So. s5s tMsp No. 3.
alleys in. So so. 4ss Cs'ci Map y No. s4Sss9p; sp
(7l closing Of part OF pub, alley
IN So 1863 MAP No. s4O4(:
lsl closing Of pub, alley in So
Of part q PUB. Alley n So. Is3
CMap No. S4O6l; ,1ol closing
Of part Of 31st Place NV. bet.
Beech. and Birch SITS. MAP No
S4QO:,, 11 closing Of part Of
pub alley In So. l27 Map No
g s4&Gs9' ~ b.t lSl slosins clos & & e., 9Th p, s.
ST. s.w,, bet i, An and 7th sts
sts. and pub. alleys in sas. 4s7,
ass. 469, 47n. AL. 496, 4a7
and 49s MAP Nc. S4IOl: -II4f
l5kh and 18th SITS, and nub.
alleys in So. 4543 MAP. No.
s4l0;. l5l closing Of Csllan
St, NV bet. 9th and eth sts.,
and pub. alleys in So, s56 Map
No. S412)." Any and all parties
interested must file, in writing
with the Commissioners. d. C.,
objections, n any. 70 these clos
inEs, or as TO any item providing
for the eloSings listed above.
within the S0-day period prior
to APRIL 25. 1860; otherwise
said elosinss shall become effee-
rrs,,n tive on and st sfser that date; in
OF aPub. Act No. 3o7, appr'd.
Dec. is. 1892. r. Z. McLAUGH-
LIN, d. B! KARRICK. A. c.
WELLfNG. Commissioners, d. C..
Evening star., 1960-03-28
ENGINEERS

For midtown ONCE building: prefer
ably with licenses. sir-condition-
ing or marine experience, Apply
Rm. z. 1401 Eve st. NV, cAFRITz
CO., or telephone DI. 7-g0s0. Per-
Evening star., 1960-03-28
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HELP MEN

Wosbinston. D. c.
Mondsy. March 70, 1860
Evening star., 1960-10-18
Psychodrumu
TO ToBePresented

A psychodrama "a modern
adaptation OF the ancient Greek
theater in which mental pa
tients act out their dreams and
fantasies-will take place al
BIS pm. Thursday in the Con-
ference Rooms Of the Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth
and @ streets NV.
In Modern psychiatric care,
the theatrical device is used TO
uncover subconscious emotional
problems. James M. Enneis.
supervisory psychodramatist at
st. Elizabeths Hospital, will lead
the audience participation ses-
sion.
The psychodrama will be the
flrst Of four memorial lectures
given by the District Associa-
tion for Mental Health and the
Jewish Community Center.
Evening star., 1960-10-18

from q lower angle and woulC
have gone through the woman'I
head on q rising angle.
But Michelin today strenu.
ously asserted his innocence.
II FELL" he insisted. "Or
hitting the ground my rife
went or"
The police findings set the
stage for what may become one
Of Frances most sensational
murder trials.
The defendant Is young, rich
handsome. the scion Of one OF
the country'S leading families
Three Children in Family
His wife. was also well-to-do
and attractive. There are three
children. aged Z and 5 years
and 18 months.
There were conflicting re-
ports on the couples behavior
toward each another earlier
sunday before the hunting
excursion. Some villagers
claimed to have seen them in
what appeared to be an argu-
ment. Others reported they
had been walking hand in hand.
Nicole was the ninth mem
ber of the Michelin family to
die a violent death in recent
times. Five Michelins died in
motor car accidents, and an
other was killed in a plane
crash. Two others were killed
in World War II.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
$4.2MilIion Deal Closes
z London Newspapers

LONDON. Oct. ls (AP).-
The News Chronicle closed
down last night after ia years
Of publication started under
the editorship of Charles
Dickens. The morning news
paper and its evening stable
mate, the Tabloid London
Star. were taken over by As
sociated Newspapers, headed
by Lord Rothermere. The
takeover price was put unof-
flcially at $4.2 million.
The News Chronicle will be
incorporated into the London
Daily Mail and the Star into
the London Evening News.
Conservative Owners
The News Chronicle and the
Star both supported Britain's
small Liberal Party. The
Rothermere publications back
the ruling Conservative Party.
Rumors that the News
Chronicle was failing had
dogged the newspaper for years.
They were confirmed last night
by L. ]. Cadbury. chairman of
the Daily News, Ltd. who an
nounced: THE fact that we
Evening star., 1960-10-18

was shot through the head. She
died in the hospital Of Loches,
q small town near the estate,
after Michelin had taken her
there in his car.
Michelin told police that his
rifle discharged accidentally as
he stumbled on coming through
a thicket behind his wife.
Police, Husband at Scene
The young husband led po-
lice over the scene yesterday
afternoon. Repeatedly he re-
enacted what he said were his
actions just prior to the fatal
shot. Police and medical ex-
perts, meanwhile. examined the
body Of the dead woman and
Evening star., 1960-10-18

the course Of the bullet through
the lower part Of her head.
Using Michelin's own rife.
police purposely stumbled sew
eral times and reported the gun
would not discharge when the
butt struck the ground.
Two police doctors, DR.. Ray
mond Renault and DR.. Emile
Fromenti. said that the bullet
passed through the woman's
head on a fiat trajectory. They
deduced that 1t had been fired
from q position, more or less
on a level with the victims
head.
They contended that If
Michelin's story was correct,
the bullet would have been fired
Evening star., 1960-10-18

eral newspapers. 1t is generally
dated from the foundation of
the Daily News in ls46 under
Dickens.
At the finish. circulation was
about ~ million daily-small
by the standards of this tiny
but congested country. The
Star had about a million.
Evening star., 1960-10-18

/ should not be able. through
economic reasons, to carry on
our two newspapers distresses
me greatly but it must be
faced"
A majority shareholding in
the Daily News. Ltd, was owned
by a trust. Two-thirds of the
trustees were members Of the
Cadbury family, which had
huge international interests in
the cocoa and chocolate indus
tries.
Hundreds Lose Jobs
Hundreds of workers were
thrown out of jobs but Mr.. Cad
bury pledged that the whole
of the purchase price-"subject
to inevitable costS"-will be de-
voted to the displaced staff and
the nrms many pensioners.
The disappearance of the
News Chronicle will reduce to
IL the number of nationally
circulating British daily news
papers. The Star was more
local in nature.
The News Chronicle resulted
from the amalgamation of sew
Evening star., 1960-10-18
Scion Of French Family
in Wife's Murder

TOURS. France. Oct. ls (AP)-Patrice Michen a S2-
scion OF Frances famous tire today rcely and
Npestedy denied any intent to kill his WIFE, Ncole.
Mlcneln was jailed here last night on charge Of mur-
oeFlng MS wIe during hunting party Sunday their estate
Mrs Mcheln 29year-od mother Of three young children
Evening star., 1960-10-18

Regularly 81. SO. loft. half
round galvanized guttering
for year round efficiency.
Take with in box.
SeaFs S Stores
Evening star., 1960-12-14
TV KEY PREVIEWS
BY BiI Keene

Ton0hts top shoDs prepie,Ded BY TV KEYS sta6
who attend TehecrsGis iCdtch screenings and aropze
scripts In New York. Hollywood elseDhere Their
opinions are offered as q guide to utetDers.
Ozse and HarrietThe Girl in the Emporium" Cute show
Ricy and his chum Waly 60 Christmas shopping and fin
for chick in mems furnishings The next day they both
get ambitious and apply for Jobs in her department
Pleasant throughout the boys knock themselves out
to impress the doll $50 pm, wNAL-7.
Perry Como ShowEverybody to be giving Perry
hard time in this very amusing show but he bears it all
with smile. Teen-agers viii enjoy 15-year-od Brenda
Lees assurance her chatter her with Joey Heather
ton and Brook Bentons songs The adults in the audience
have Betty CRADLES song and dance her Harry James
medley, Perry's bout with his striking" chorus his
troublesome French horn Milton Kamen), and Como's
songs to round out their hour Of fun. COLOR pm
>wRc4.
Naked City.-"The Man Who Bit the Diamond in Halt
Excellent show. This tale about well planned jewel
theft be contrived loaded with devices and bit
Incredible but sit back relax and no questions
you love it. The acting Is rst rate with particular mods
to Luther Adler Elizabeth Allen and Walter Nathan
Is gratifying to note that this fine hour of cops
robbers entertainment Is successful without taste
less use OF unnecessary violence. 10 pm, WMAL-7
Jack Paar ShowForence Henderson returns to sing and
chat and Paar other adbbng guests include Alex King
British actress Joan Turner (whos known to BBC-Tv
and Renee Taylor. (coorJ 1880 pm, wRC4.
Evening star., 1960-12-14

fully. He's seemingly never
involved. but like any Of six
trinitro derivatives. he's always
there when the side Of the show
caves in.
From what I hear, Miss
Gabor lost-not only With the
home audience but with those
hardy members Of the studio
audience who showed up in the
snow at broadcast time.
They applauded when she
walked out. Too bad. I'm with
Zsa Zsa-intellectually speak
ing. AS Oscar Levant once
observed. the Gabors do social
work among the rich. It's Q
point Of view that deserves
some compassion.
Price, by the way, will be on
The q. 8. Steel Hour tonight
and. I'll wager. up to no good.
For those who phoned-yeS,
James Garner won his suit
against Warner Brothers.
Where this leaves him now Ia
another matter. Free Of his
contract. Garner should be
able to accept offers for movies
Since this Is o sometime thing
depending on the activities Of
independents. it could be that
he may be unemployed at the
time. Best thing for. him, oddly
enough, could be O handshake
with Jack Warner, a happier
contract. and O return to
Maverick. The show hasn't
been the same since he left.
On The Run:
Prof. c. Wright Mills was
unable to appear on The
Nations Future Saturday
(WRC.D because Of illness,
but the resulting debate on
our policies to Latin America
(Rep. Charles o. Porter, oi
Oregon, VS.. A. A. Berle, jr.) was
the liveliest session yet on this
new NBC series. =. It's great
est value was In pointing out
the complexity Of the problems
involved In dealing with
countries that have gone Com
muniSt.
Person to Person has run
its course" according to CHS.
:. It will be discontinued after
Dec. %.
Evening star., 1960-12-14
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC (4)-Wagon Train
"The River Crossing" Nc
Cullough (Robert Horton)
faces the dilemma Of sacri.
ficing one life to save many
when Indians force the train
to the edge Of q swollen
treacherous river.
$500. WTTG (5) Five-Stal
Feature. Mighty JOE
Young" A young girl raise,
q giant gorilla in Africa
Terry Moore, Robert Arm.
strong.
$3.50, WTTG ~ Law or
Trial. Medical Malpractice
and the Law" Guests are
area attorneys: D. @. Bress
]. s. Mccarthy and c. H
Mayer. Mark Evans. host.
10:00, WTOP (9)-U. 8. Steel
Evening star., 1960-12-14

Hour. Shame the Devil" A
small-town librarian (Betsy
Palmer) refuses to remove o
controversial book from the
shelf and defles the library
board and the town elders.
11:0O. WTTG (5) )-Starlight
Theater. Everything Hap
pens at Night" Two report
ers try to find a missing
Nobel Prize winner. Good
entertainment. Sonia Henie
Ray Milland (l939).
11:15, WTOP (9-"Brigham
Young-Frontiersman." The
story Of the Mormons and
Young's truggle to find q
place to live. Dean Jaeger
Tyrone Power (1940).
1850, Secret Fury" A we'd
ding Is stopped when o mys-
terious voice announces that
the bride Is already married.
Robert Ryan. Claudette Col
bert (l950).
Evening star., 1960-12-14
ToDAYs GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

600. WASH. FM 1911 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall. Ros-
SIMS Barber Of Seville:
Overture.
7:O5, WGMS AMIN (57O
and 1855 Mc.)-Symphony
Hall. Schuhert's Overture .
'In the Italian Style"
S:OO. WAfAL FM (lO7.3 Mc.)
Heritage Concert. Schu-
bert's Symphony No. 3 in D.
$500. wGMS AM-FM (57O Kc.
and 103.5 Mc.) = Opera
House. Verdi's "Falstah, "
complete.
1918, WAIAL FM (1O7.3 Mc.)-
Opera Stage. Thomas Mi
gnon: Schubert's String
Quartet No. Z in D Major.
Evening star., 1960-12-14
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS


1890, WMAL - Felix Grant
Show. Featured artists:
Enrol Garner. Rex Stewart,
Kenny Burrell, Bobby Tim
mons, Miles Davis, Coleman
Hawkins and Les Brown.
7:15, WWDC - Iris Coffin
interviews former Speaker Of
the House, Joseph Martin
on What It Takes To Be
q Successful Congressman ''
1850, WMAL-Music Room. Al
Hibbler and j. j. johnson
will be featured.
Evening star., 1960-12-14

return q rev moments before
the signoff, and apologize to
no one. even If Vincent Price,
provocateur deluxe, was q
guest, and Mr.. Prices presence
nearly always guarantees q
fight.
Another cup Of instant might
have done 1t. but shoveling the
car out Of the snow had taken
its toll.
: Remember the delectable
night Elaine May and Jerry
Lewis shrieked at each other?
Covering In q corner and
relishing every moment, but
taking no sides. was Vincent
Price.
It cannot be q coincidence
but for the life of me, it's i'm.
possible to trace anything bach
to him. He sits there, innocent
as a lamb. taking it all in. anc
stopping short just this side o.
applause.
II I were the emcee of tn,
show. I'd watch Price care
Evening star., 1960-12-14
Rodio ] Todoy-wednesdoy, Dec. "A, 1850

Il 6asF0 T1sisns Sesst 10 sSls
swTTe-Msu wsstAs time apsuis 10 ssEh
Evening star., 1960-12-14
Fight Of the Week:
Gobor VS.. JesseI
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Critic

Such battle the other nght-ceorge Jesse vs. the all.
time lightweight zsa Zsa Gabor-and wouldn't you know It.
an amateur. Hal March, the referee
few experiences like this Of course and March
the for absent Jack qualify as an
on the let's-you- and him fight -TV circuit. !.
nodded of long before Zsa Zsas walkout and eventual
Evening star., 1960-12-14
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ROCKVILLE, Washington Phi Garden 10000
PRINCE GEORGES fayetteville, Maryland
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Smyrna times., 1960-06-23
Smyrna Girl Top
VIM. Henry Grad

Marion Evans, a graduate OF
William Henry High School, Do
yer, was honored as valedictor-
ian of her class at recent COM
mencement exercis es. Miss
Evans, daughter of Mrs. Helen
Evans and the late Lawrence
G. Evans, of Smyrna, also was
named highest honor student
and received the Balfour Award.
Scholarships totaling $3.50 were
presented the young graduate,
one a $3.50 grant to Delaware
State College, the other a $l0o
grant-in-aid to Maryland State
College. A plaque for true reli-
ance and security and a gold
pen recognizing four years SER
vice to the school also were
given the distinguished scholar.
Other 1860 Smyrna graduates of
William Henry School were
Francis James Wilson and Eliz-
abeth Scott.