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Evening star., 1960-04-24
Program Listings

Springs" Cheyenne routs four
bondit brothers attempting
bank hoIdup. Clint Walker, Dan
Barton, Bonnie BoIdino. (Repeot.l
9-ThiS Mon Dowson. Crime.
Keith Andes stors.
500
Slim Bowie. Adventure.
Scott Forbes, Lloyd Corrioon.
9-The Texon. Western.
Bill LoneIey undertokes trons-
porting O notorious killer on
4OO-miIe trek to prison. Rory
Calhoun stors.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

IF YOU drive out Route so through
l. Northern Virginia and enter the
little village of Upperville, you will
see-if you look closely-a gilded
cock rising above the tree-tops on
your right.
The cock, strutting as if welcom-
ing a new day, stands atop the steeple
of the new Trinity Episcopal Church,
now nearing completion.
Although the church will not be
consecrated for another year, at least,
Sunday services are being held in it.
But on week days, the tedious work Of
finishing the structure continues.
The gift of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mel
lon to the Episcopal congregation of
Upperville, the church is one of three
new buildings on the site of the old
Trinity Church. The rectory and par
ish hall, made of native stone and
Georgian in feeling, already have
Evening star., 1960-11-06

vide a setting where local craftsmen
could develop their skills.
Here, he says, stone masons have
carefully cut by hand every stone for
the buildings, and blacksmiths have
made and tempered the chisels the
masons use. Although the rectory and
the hall are Georgian, they have been
tied together with the church in har-
mony, he says. All the buildings have
been given a coat of whitewash, which
has been brushed off to help the "ag-
ing process.
The church abounds in the work
of artists. The stained-glasS windows,
certainly among the outstanding ex-
amples of modern stained-glass work.
are by Joseph Nicolas, Dutchman.
Wood carving is by Heinz Warneke,
the Washington sculptor, and the cock
on the weather vane is the work of B.
Eustbouts of Asten, Holland.
Continued on page 81
Evening star., 1960-11-06
By jim BIRCHFIELD
Star Staff Writer

been finished, and the church, a
Gothic structure also of native stone,
will complete the Mellon project.
Nowhere in the modern world has
a church been built as Trinity is being
constructed. You would have to 60
back to the Middle Ages, when crafts
manship reached its height of expires
sion in the Gothic cathedrals of Eu-
rope, to find a basis of comparison.
For in the building of Trinity,
time and money have not been de-
Gliding factors. Local craftsmen, for
the most part, have been allowed to
develop their skills and to express
their art in stone, wood and glass.
H. Page Cross of Cross & Son,
the New York architectural firm
which designed the church, the rec
tory and the hall. explains that the
MELONS are interested in craftsman
ship and have been pleased to pro-
Evening star., 1960-06-06
No Disgrace in the Job, Dear!

DEAR ABBY: I am a wait
ress who works in a combina-
tion bar and restaurant.
Many fellows have said to
me. What is a nice girl like
you doing in a place like
this?"
Abby, this hurts me very
much. I am a nice girl. do
waitress work because l need
the money. The tips are good
and I have to support my
little girl and myself as I
am a widow. I never thought
1t was a disgrace to do wait
ress work, but lately I find l
am ashamed of how I make
my living. Please print some
thing in your column on the
subject, because a lot of girls
have this problem.
WAITRESS
There are no disgrace
full" jObs-just disgraceful
people. Waitress work has as
much dignity as the woman
who undertakes to do it. Any
one who stands on tired and
swollen feet 8 hours a day,
serving the hungry and
thirsty land often abusive)
public, deserves respect.
= X
DEAR ABBY: How can I
improve my husbands mem
ory? He brings home his
boss shirts every week for me
to wash and iron. He remem-
bers to take them back. But
he forgets to give me the
money. NORA
Two can play that game.
The next time he brings
home the shirtS-keep "fOr-
getting" to do them up un-
til he remembers to come
through with the money.
y
DEAR ABBY: When l was
Evening star., 1960-06-06
BY the Associated Press

Alaska, the second newest
State. is outrunning all Others
so far heard from in the 1860
census in percentage popula-
ton increase.
And West Virginia, of the 20
States for which preliminary
figures have been reported, is
the only one to lose in popula-
ton.
With the possible exception
of Arkansas. Census Bureau ex-
perts believe all States still to
be reported will have greater
populations than in 1850.
Alaska, whose admission to
statehood made Texans quit
Dragging how their State
Evening star., 1960-06-06
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

ACHIEVEMENT: Novelist
Julian Hawthorne was fire.
quently mistaken for his
more famous father, Nathan
iel Hawthorne. author of
THE Scarlet Letter"
Once. at a party, a lady
guShed to Julian:
Mr.. Hawthorne, I Just
finished reading The Scarlet
Letter and I think it's a
masterpiece I had no idea
you could write so we'll"
"Oh. that" said Julian.
with a deprecating shrug, that
was written when I was only
4 years Old"
EARLY BIRD: While serV-
ing as Secretary of the
Treasury, Andrew Mellon
lived in a Washington apart
ment house. A hard worker.
he rose early and was in his
Office long before the men,
bers of his staff.
This early rising was a
source of irritation to the
lady in the apartment below
One morning. when it vas
still dark, Mellon was STIR
ring about, getting ready to
leave for his office.
His movements wakened
the lady, as they had on
many a previous occasion.
She went upstairs and raped
on his door. When he opened
it, she angrily demanded:
"Is this an nour for a man
in your position to come home
every morning? When do
you do your work?"
Evening star., 1960-06-06

Is I made a mistake and had
a baby out of wedlock. l paid
for my sin and my sister is
keeping my baby for me. She
is a darling little girl almost
3 now. I am going to take
her back as soon as l am
married.
1 met a swell fellow and he
knows about my past. He is
studying to be a minister so
you know he is all right. We
love each other very much
and he asked to marry me.
He took me to meet his
parents, but before we went
in. he asked me not to say
anything about my little girl.
I didn't say a word.
Now he wants me to keep
it quiet until after the we'd
ding. He said his parents are
narrow-minded and wouldn't
understand. They are going
Evening star., 1960-06-06
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
What Will the Operation Cost?
By DR.. PETER }. sTEINcRoHN

skill who will be willing to
cooperate.
When you know what you
are getting into expense-wise,
you will not suddenly be
faced with a bill which is
itself may bring on post
operative shock" unnecessar-
lily. 1t will not seem too large
or too small because you
knew all along about what it
would pc.
If you can't afford opera
ton at all, you will receive
good service in the wards.
Often your insurance will
help. Even if you are in good
financial shape, l suggest
that you talk fees first.
Sometimes people who can
afford any kind of fee are
the most hurt even when the
fee is a reasonable one.
Knowing beforehand, you
won't have anyone to blame
except yourself.
What I have been saying
about operative fees applies
also to prolonged medical
treatment. Suppose you need
a series of injections, or eX-
pensive diagnostic work. or
treatment that will necessi-
tate your seeing the doctor
week after week. Under such
conditions, ask him about
his fee BEFORE the treat
ment begins.
IF YOU DO so, both you
and he will be more COM
Portable throughout your as
ISOLATION. You won't be won
dering how much it is all
going to cost; and he won't
be wondering if you are CO.
ing to react with hostility
to what he considers a rea-
sonable charge.
y
"HoW to Overcome Your
Child'S Greatest Menace: Ac-
cidentS," iUiH be mailed on
receipt of a stamped self
addressed enuelope and 10
cents in coin for handling
charges. Address DR.. Stein
crohn in care OF The EUe-
ming Star.
released by The Bell syndicate)
Tomorrow: UnduIont Fever
Evening star., 1960-06-06
Alaska Fastest Goiner
So Far in 1860 Census

dwarfed all others in size, still
has only 223,888 people. But
that's a whopping IA per cent
more than 10 years ago, when
the population was 128,643.
West Virginia dropped from
2,005,522 to 1,849.1 .142, declining
7.8 per cent.
Next to Alaska, Delaware of
the States so far reporting pre-
liminary figures. had the high
est gain-39.3 per cent. Colo
RADIO. with an increase OF 800
per cent, came next.
The preliminary figures are
subject to revision.
Following are 1860 popula-
tion figures available so far,
compared with 1860, with the
percentage changes:
Evening star., 1960-06-06

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I
have been told to have my
gall bladder out. Will you
tell me what you consider is
a reasonable fee for this OPP
Grafton? Sincerely, Mr.. R..
Nashville, Tenn.
THE FEE SYSTEM in
medicine is elastic. l have
seen a surgeon of great repu-
tation give of his time, exper-
fence and care to a gall
bladder patient on the ward
(spend hours in the operat-
ing room and weeks of after
care) and not receive cor
expect to) one penny in COM
penSation.
During that same day l
have seen him operate upon
wealthy patient and later
send a bill for $1,000. And
the satisfied patient has
sent him a check for S2,500
"in appreciation" for serv-
ices rendered.
In some cities the surgeons
usual fee for cholesystectomy
(removal of gall bladder will
average $3.50. In others you
can have the Job done equally
we'll for $3.50.
Both doctors and patients
are becoming more "fee con-
clous. tt is is good. Fer it
is trGe that the fee often
causeG miSrnderstandingS and
animosity on the part of the
patient toward his doctor
This is unfortunate because
in most cases II can be pre-
vented.
I believe that every patient
(whether medical or SurgicaD
should talk "experse" with
his doctor BEFORE treat
ment is undertaken. The doc
tor welcomes this. The rea-
son he doesn't H.lrg it up
himself is because he will
most likely be accused of be-
ing mercenary." This is Just
what he is trying to prevent.
If it isn't any emergency,
if you have time to talk to
him before operation all YOU
nave to do is ask him. What
is your fee for the operation
and after care? And about
how much will nv hospital
expenses be?" He should be
willing to ansWer-and be
glad to do so. If not, there
are other surgeons of equal
Evening star., 1960-06-06
DEAR ABBY
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

to have to know sooner or
later and I don't feel right
keeping it from them. Don't
you think he should tell them
before the wedding?
NOTHING TO HIDE
His parents should GER
tainly be told before the
wedding. Surely they know
that only he who is without
sin should cast the first stone.
+ +
DEAR ABBY: What do
you give a man who has
everything?
encouragement!
What's your problem? Write
to Abby in care OF The Eue-
ming Star. For q personal
reply, incloSe a stamped, self
addressed enUelope.
distributed by McNaught
Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1960-06-06
Van CIiburn Given
Moscow Reception

MOSCOW. June 6 (AP).-
American pianist Van Cliburn
gave a Chopin recital last night
before a capacity audience at
the Moscow Conservatory.
The news agency TasS said
the audience. which included
many leading Soviet musicians,
gave him an enthusiastic re-
ception. Mr.. Cliburn goes to
Leningrad today on a tour of
the Soviet Union. He will re-
turn to Moscow early next
month and give four more con-
certs here.
Evening star., 1960-06-06

THE BOOTS of West Ger
man soldiers will no longer
shine like mirrors, because
it costs too much. General
HeuSinger has signed a paper
ordering soldiers to moderate
their zeal for lustrouS shoe
shines. TOO much polishing
also wears QUE the leather"
he pointed out.
tNeue Illustrierte, Germany
HARASSED over the in
creasing number of drivers
trying to break through the
toll gate in Shiga, Japan.
without paying the toll. the
Shiga police came up with
the idea of putting nonpaying
drivers under arrest on the
spot by throwing eggs con-
tanning a f1uorescent sub
stance at the car to mark
them.
(The Japan Times)
Evening star., 1960-06-06
Rocket Society
Honors Expert

BALTIMORE, June s (AP).
Richard Winer, assistant
manager of the Allegany Bal
listics LaborS tory at Cumber-
land. has heen cited for his
work in rocketry by the Mary
land section of the American
Rocket Society.
Evening star., 1960-06-06

Mr.. Winer was named yes
terday to receive the groups
outstanding achievement award
for 1859. The award is for his
work in developing the X-248
Affair rocket motor, used sue
ceSsfully in many space shots.
The Allegany Ballistics Lab
oratory is operated by the
Hercules Powder Co. of Will
mington, Del.
Evening star., 1960-06-06

DETROIT - The average
1850 model automobile offers
3l0 degrees of clear vision at
the drivers eye level. a is per
cent increase over models pro-
duced 10 years ago.
Evening star., 1960-06-06


have been dealt with by respon.
sible agencies and eounselors.
ing. My mother comes dur
ing the afternoon and usually
stavs to give Butch his bath.
Pete hates to see my par
ents around. Lately he has
refused to get out of bed until
my father leaves. This makes
him late to work. Then he
won't come home until he's
sure mother is gone-nearly
seven-and then with several
beers in him.
Peter S.-My father-in-law
is a jerk who doesn't let you
get a word in edgewise. He
always has a million stories
and shoots his mouth off be-
fore he gets his foot in the
door.
My mother-in-law is a
screamer. You can hear her a
block away. 1t doesn't matter
what happens-she screams.
She's always finding fault
with everything, too.
I'm beginning to feel Marge
has to choose between them
and me. She gives them lit
tie hints to stop them COM
ing around so much but it
doesn't work. She's got to tell
them to stay away.
The Councils View
Peters complaints seem rea-
sonable. Few men would
enjoy a chat with an in-law
first thing in the morning and
fewer still want to come home
to a screaming mother-in-
law.
These in-laws appear very
self-centered and Margaret
seems strangely passive in
this situation. It is natural
for her to want to see her
parents happy. but it is not
natural for her to place their
happiness over her husbands.
This young wife apparently
has a childlike fear of dis
pleasing her parents.
Margaret can take a big
step toward maturity by tell
ing her parents in a firm vet
kindly way that she and her
husband would prefer not to
have visitors early in the
morning and at dinnertime
She should discuss with her
husband a better time for
their visits.
The parents probably will
be peeved at first. but they
will eventually recognize that
the new arrangement is bet
ter for they will be made
more welcome when they do
visit.
Copyright 1850, General Features Corr
Evening star., 1960-06-06
FAMILY COUNCIL
Peter Bulks
AS In-LuWs
Get in Wuy
THE PROBLEM

Margaret She hates my
parents.
Peter S.-They make me
sick!
Evening star., 1960-06-06

MOST of the action of the
film "Liaisons Dangereuses"
Dangerous Relations) takes
place in Megeve. When shoot
ing was finished there. an
official reception was held at
the city hall to thank the
producer for the publicity the
movie would give the French
ski resort. Now that the
movie has been released. 1t is
Evening star., 1960-06-06
WORLD ECHOES
Odd items from the world
North American Newspaper Alliance

Odd items from the world
press:
THE FRENCH government
gave Ivory Coast officials new
Cltroens. imagining that it
might encourage them to
promote orders for more
cars. But the officials are so
proud of their vehicles that
they want to keep them ex-
elusive. They have officially
forbidden them to be used as
taxicabs in the territory.
paris Jour, Parisl
Evening star., 1960-06-06
Cars Widen View

Tomorrow: Stepfother.
Evening star., 1960-06-06

The FomiIy Council consists Of q
Judge, q psyehiotrist, three clergy
men, three editors ond q women's
editor. Eoeh article is q summory
Of an actual case history. The
council reports on problems thot
have been dealt with by respon-
sible AGENCIES and counselors.
Evening star., 1960-06-06
THE DETAILS

Margaret S.-My husband
band and I have been mar
ried nearly three years and
have a son, 16 months old.
All our problems started with
the birth of the baby.
Ny parents are Just crazy
about Butch. They want to
see him nearly every day.
My father works so he can
only come early in the morn
Evening star., 1960-06-06

Tomorrow: UnduIont Fever
Evening star., 1960-06-06

Mitchum's new ANTI-PERSPIRANT was espe-
cially made for women (and men) who want the
finest protection possible against perSpiration
and perspiration odor -. and SO easy to use!
Just tilt the bottle and touch the built-in SatinY
applicator to your underarm.
This exclusive formula assures you of the greatest
protection with convenience and safety.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

MANICURIST and shampooIst. full
or part time, In one of Alexan
andria's most exclusive studios
must be neat and experienced
under aEe OF 40: TOP salary. XII
Afro
Evening star., 1960-03-27
RECEP.- P.-TYPISI

With aptitude for figures. Apply IN
own handwriting, stating aual. and
exper., 10 Box s, Brentwood. Nd.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

RECEPTIONIsT for position in
Cathedral ave. NV area. short
hand essential: knowledge OF book
keeping helpful, 5ia-day vk. In
terviev. Suite 32l. Union Trust
BldR. | 5th and H SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

SECRETARY, perm. $50 to start,
semi-annuai increase: . to 5, s.
day wk.: light typinr, shorthand
gen once work very pleasant
working cond.: small ONCE. ur
town loc. State qualifications
Box 106-R. Star.
SECRETARY. experienced. for /
girl once: top-notch shorthand
and typing skills essential: refer.
enceS required: personal history
held in confidence. and will br
returned; excellent salary and
working conditions. Box 139-B
Star.
SECRETARY-Position for vouns
woman with accurate tipping abil-
ity and dictaphone experience
37h-hr. week: salary. $4,000
S3,S0O. ST. 3-5lS3.
SECRETARY-Young hS. grad. to
become an excellent girl Friday
to q prominent real estate broker
knowledge NJ shorthand and typ
ing: to learn entire real estate
Geld Call for appt
Murray Levine, Ia. 9-3l44
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Optical department Of out-patient
clinic. telephone and clerical
duties: excellent working eondi-
tions, 40-hr wk., % days annual
leave. 3 days sick leave per year.
comprehensive medical and hos
pitaliZation coveraEe for self and
dependents; salary open. EX
Evening star., 1960-03-27
NURSE
NURSE

OFFICE CLERK-See coop ad un-
der help men and women.
OFFICE MGRS., white, light bk-
kpg., fast typing, little shhd., as,
days, no overtime: S4.SOn-
5000 to start. v. WOOD PER-
SONNEL, suite 232, Southern
Bldg. sos 18th st. NV. at H. DI
Evening star., 1960-03-27
RELP WOMEN
REAL ESTATE sALEsWOMEN 70

REAL ESTATE sALESWOMEN for
new Wheaton once: muitiple list
member; exper. or will train. Mr.
ALLEN, JU. $4,000. RA. 6-3333.
REAL ESTATE sALEsWOMEN, fur
or part time, We train you. it's easy
to make money. Mr.. KORSON,
JU. 9-0326. JU. e-O047.
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN, Va
Full time. experienced or inexperi-
enced. We will teach you to be &
part Of a real profession. BURRIs
REAL ESTATE, IA. 4-7400.
RECEPTI0NIST, fee paid. TO learn
interviewing; full pay while train
ing: raises after training period
HAGGERTY EMPL., 91S Ellsworth
DR.. Sill. Spr.. JU. S-6464.
RECEPTI0NIST TYPIST, Alex
exec. once: above average ap-
pearance and ability; 3 days,
SOB. POTOMAC EMPL., eli
King St. Alex, KI. 9-5055.
RECEPTIoNIsT, for small attr.
public relatio once of lge. in
ternational corp. Position in
wolves meeting important clients
and co. ofdcials. College grad. in
mld-2Os preferred. TypinE, short
hand knowledge useful. and en-
henced opportunities for rapid
adyaneement. Call MISS Fila.
SON. EX. 3-O7S9, y to 5 pm.
RECEPTIONIST. experienced in
typinz and general once work
Apply Mr.. Cans FEDERAL ELEC.
TRON1CS. 1909 New Jersey ave
NV.
RECEPTIONIST for position in
Cathedral ave. NV area. short
hand essential: knowledge Of book
keeping helpful, 5ia-day vk. In
tervieW. Suite 32i. Union Trust
Bldg.. 18th and H SITS. NV.
RECEPTIoNIsT. larl for Beauty, Salon
sEAUTYY sAIoN.a "a" 7sss sssSRTEaSp EasterS s
ave. nv. EA. 3-s035. Ewes. RA
i-U9oh.
RECEPTIONIsT = Dental Asst :
Typins, Bethesda area. attrac-
tive, age rs to IS. Good salary
20. Box 1913, Washington "a,
ID G
RECEPTIONIST-For hospital x.
Raw depaFtment. must tyne
knowledge Of medical terms de.
siraole, call ia 2-0l6s. Sun
"a pm.
RECEPTIONIsT, for beauty salon;
knowledge Of PIX preferred Coco
salary. EMILE, 1921 Connect ticul
ave. NV; DI. 7-S770.
RECEPTIONISTS = TELEPHONE
white. his. grads, days. $3.50.
$3.50 mo. Georgetown area. vii
help II can type 90 wpm. v
WOOD PERSONNEL, suite go
Southern Bldg, sos 18th st. NV
at H. DI. 1882.
RECEPTIONIST TYPISTS, white 4
days, S3O0-S325; downtown. Coco
future. v. WOOD PERSONNEL
Suite 232, Southern Bldg, so!
10th st. NV. at H. DI. 1859.
REcEPTIONIST S6F
Dr. 5 once needs attractive younT
iaoy with nice manner to meet
the patients and assist with cler.
ieal duties and typing. APPS, 1872
X ST. NV. ST. 3-652O.
RECEIPT. PERSONNEL ASST, ex.
Gel. personality; attrac.; slow. &C,
curate typ: employer nays fee: 4
days:' $50. POTOMAC EMPL.
S55i Wilson blvd, Arl., IA. s.
RECEIPT. .-SECY., Wilson blvd: yng
attrac.. personable. shhd.: 5 days
Sal; open. POTOMAC EMPL.
S33ddi Wilson blvd, Arl.. IA. 5.
REcEPTIONIST-TYPIsT
ASST BooKKEEPFR. sood viii
neures 81 30 per hr
See DOT REED at personnel. 1911
@ st. NV. ST. 3-3664.
RECEIPT .-TypiSt, to $3.50
Our client is looking for the Girl.
Friday type to handle important
position in lovely once. G, COR.
MAN a. ASSOCIATES 5SG Gbors
Evening star., 1960-03-27
RECEPTIONIST

Dental ONCE. Well poised woman.
white, between 25 and 40. NV.
area Nr. Silver Spring. Nd. IA
Q-1ll1. ANYTIME Mondav
Evening star., 1960-03-27

oppoT. HENRYs CAMERA 2Sc tx.
CHANCE. 12E King St, Alex, Va
LADIES-In need Of extra money
AVON holds the answer. Servt
your neighbors during eonv. spar
hrs. Call DI 7-092I
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Ladies' 35-60
JOSEPH R. HARRIS CO

MAID for iewelrv store: must be
neat arnearing. and have excel
local refs. perm. position. pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS. Amply in
person. WINTHROP JEWELERS..
wheaton Pl,za shopping center.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
HELp WOMEN
STATISTICAL CLERK

Male or female for work with in
suranee agency; knovledEe Of typ
ing essential. Ideal location and
gork conditions TeIephons NE
Evening star., 1960-03-27
LADIES SPECIALITY SHOP

LABIEs 6FEIIALIH bHUF
Exper. only; Class A references, tor
salary; full or part time. Call ia
Evening star., 1960-03-27

kECEPIIONIST, fee paid. to learn
interviewing; full pay while train
HAGGERTY EMPL., sis EilsSofth
dr.. Sill. Spr.. JU. s-6464.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
MEDICAL SECRETARY

For out-patient clinic: previous
training or experience necessary.
type 80 words per min. knowledse
Shtd; excellent working condi-
tionS, 40-hr. wk.. ~ days annual
leave, J. . days sick leave per year
comprehensive medical and hos
pitalization coverage for self and
dependents. BEGINNING salary,
s4h4O ": provisions for yearly
increASeS EX l-SR1n
Evening star., 1960-03-27
HELP WOMEN

LAB. TEcHNICIAN. Fails church
area, exper.: hours flexible: 5000
POTOMAC EMPL.. 104 Z. Broad
ST., p C. JE o-To72
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Lee. national nlectronies manu-.
faeturer has position for an
rxper. secretar" under IS yrs.
major enn7loyf' benefits and q
35-hr wk Phone EX. 3-0Ops
for an appointment.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
SALESLADY
SALESLADIES

We could usF~ few experienced
chic, enthusiastic SaleSladies who
will relish selling women'S cloth
ina IN one OF the fastest movine
dress shops in town. Full or part
time positions are available. Apply
in person, between l0:3n and
l. pm. THE FRENCH POODLE
DRESS SHOP, 1923 Conn ave.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
HELP WOMEN
SALESLADY

sALEsLADX. fun time. B-day wk.
Pleasant working conditions. No
phone calls. THE BUTTON SHOP.
12h 11fh At M
Evening star., 1960-01-24

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Evening star., 1960-07-07

LIFE WITH FATHER" a three act
play by Howard Lindsay and Russell
Grouse from the original Clarence Day
stories, produced by Players Incorp-
GRATED, directed by Brennan Moore.
setting and lighting by James D.
Waring, and costumes BY Joseph Lewis.
At the Olney Theater
Evening star., 1960-07-07
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