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Evening star., 1960-10-20
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TnAnGHT

LUN13HY
Unlverslty Women's Club
Dinner meeting Of the
Bridge Canasta group at
$3.50 pm. followed by card
playing.
Gamma Chapter, Beta Sig.
ma Phi Sorority Meeting at
Z pm. at the Chapter House.
Martha Warrington Chap.
ter DC DAR--Meeting at 3
pm. at the Chapter House.
d G Chapter, Alpha Sigma
Tan Alumnae Meeting at 8
pm. at the home Of Mrs. Ann
Dey. Members are reminded
to bring jewelry and stock
ings for the social service
project.
Suburban W0men's Club Of
Montgomery County-Meet-
ing at Sis pm. at the home
OF Mrs. T. A. Miller, Abba Rd.
Mr.. Hochman Of Parties Un-
limited win be guest sepaker.
fremont Women's Club -
Meeting at $3.50 pm. at the
home Of Mrs. Walter Strauss.
TOMORROW
WOman's Club Of Falls
Church-Trip to the National
Gallery at 10 am. sponsored
by the Art Department. All
interested m e m bers and
friends are to meet at the
Washington House.
Montgomery County YWCA
Meeting Of the Board Of
Directors at II am. at the
home Of Mrs. William Trauth
WOmen's City CIub--Meet-
ing Of the Book Review sec
ton at IL am. Mr.. Carter
brooke Jones, Book Editor OF
The Star, will review "The
Child Buyer" by John Hersey.
DC, US Daughters Of 1872
Meeting at Q pm. at the
National Headquarters.
Welcome TO Washington
Club-Get- together for all
members at 2 pm. at the
Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase.
Alliance Francaise-Open-
ing Of the seasons program
at 5 pm. at Powell Audito-
rum, Florida avenue.
Bethesda Woman's Club
Invulnerables Bridge at 8 pm.
at the Club House.
N0rthwOOd WOman's Club
Meeting Of the Couples
Bridge Sections at $50 pm.
at the home Of Mrs. Douglas
Meats and Mrs. Rudolf C.
FREEZER.
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Jackie Kennedy
Out ofConpoign

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (AP).
Mrs. John F. Kennedy has
bowed out of her husbands
presidential campaign. Her
doctor has ordered her to rest
because Of the expected birth
Of her second child in Decem-
ber.
Mrs. Kennedy's last cam
paign appearance was yester-
day, with her husband in the
ticker tape parade staged
in his honor.
After q stay here of a few
days, Mrs. Kennedy will re-
turn to her home in WASH
ington.
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date was not born in q log
cabin or even under poor and
humble circumstances.
HE was the son Of wealthy
parents. It is pleasant to
think the American public,
in this day and age. has taken
kindly to men Of wealth who
have dedicated themselves to
the service Of their country.
I'VE have only to think of
Teddy and Franklin Roose-
velt. Senator Robert Taft
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Both Praises

-st Siss=Hs.t a5-ia s'fstf -'-
Both Praises
Both women praised their
man as courageous. Mrs.
Flemming cited Mr.. Nixon's
physical courage when he
was attacked by Communists
in Peru.
Mrs. Casey cited the time in
1943 when the PIT boat COM
manded by 1t. Jack Ken
nedy was cut in half by q
Japanese destroyer. 1t.
Kennedy swan and rescued
six burned and injured men,
pulling them into his half of
the boat. He then swan flve
hours for help and spent the
next four days without food
or water. she said.
Mrs, Flemming said the
Vice President has had won-
derful experience as a mem
ber of the Cabinet and Ma
tional Security Council, and
knows many Of the world
leaders from his many trips
abroad"
Mrs. Casey mustered quotes
from two columnists to sup
port her contention that Mr..
Kennedy actually has more
worthwhile" experience, and
Is a "studious man who not
only reads books ION foreign
affairs but writes them"
She quoted the New York
Times James ReSton as writ
ing: Senator Kennedy has
probably been a deeper stu
dent Of foreign affairs far
longer than the Vice Presi-
dent"
Another columnist, she
said, writing about Mr.. Nixon
on the Quemoy-Matsu issue,
said: "Mr. Nixon has ex-
hibited a lack of knowledge
Of the facts Of a great ques-
ton Of war and peace about
which he is supposed to have
first-hand knowledge. p. :.
In the second debate he did
not know what the Eisen-
hover policy was"
Mrs. Flemming said the
Vice President comes of
stock that is as strong and
fine and sturdy as any that
America has ever produced"
He learned hard work,
thrift and responsibility
working in his fathers gro
cery store" she added.
Cites Examples
Mrs. Casey responded to
this emphasis on the Vice
Presidents early poverty by
declaring flatly: MY candi-
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discussion of Ohio States
football chances"
HE had found q level with
q l9-year-old boy about the
only place he could-in the
world Of SPORT" she said. II
gave him an "A After all,
he could see that boy wasn't
old enough to vote. And he
knew he already had my vote
and my husbands"
Mrs. Casey didn't rate her
candidates appeal to teens.
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and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller
to understand that wealth is
no longer q handicap. even
though there have been sly
references to Jacks money.
Mrs. Flemming said she
has her "own private little
yardstick" for measuring
people. based on how they re-
act to children. The Vice
President, she said. upon
meeting her 19-year-old son,
Immediately Launched into a
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WE TAKE
PRIDE IN OUR
COLLECTION OF
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WEDDINGS

tober / at st. Raphael's
Catholic Church, Madison,
Wis.
Wode-Meyer
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy Fred
Meyer Of Oxon Hill, Md,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Myrna Lee
to Mr.. Donald Lester Wade.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
L. Wade Of Langley Park,
Md. The wedding took place
October 8 at Ryland Meth
odist Church. The couple
will live here.
Strouss-Lozorow
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman La
zorow announce the mar
riage Of their daughter An
dra Mae to DR.. Martin Lee
Strauss. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Strauss Of San Francis
co. The wedding took place
September II in the Tifereth
Israel Temple. The couple
will live in San Francisco.
Richards
Eschmeyer
Mrs. r. William Eschmey-
er of Arlington announces
the marriage of her daughter
Barbara Jean to 1t. d.g.0
Wayne Herbert Richards,
USNR, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert A. Richards Of Lis
bon, Conn. The bride Is also
the daughter of the late
DR.. ESchmeyer. The wedding
took place october 16 at
Rock Spring Congregational
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Fohrney-AIfred

Mr.. and Mrs. Donavan Al
fred of Bethlehem, Pa. an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Jean Ann to Mr..
William Earl Fahrney. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Earl Fahr-
ney. The wedding took place
october 8 at Wesley Metho-
dist Church. Bethlehem. The
couple will live in Wellsville,
NV
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Stewurt-Krukowski

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kra-
kowSki announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Mar
celia cathrine to Mr.. John
Wiley Stewart. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey Stewart.
The wedding took place Oc-
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Sonborn-Omostu

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
OmaSta of Vienna, Va, an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Elinor Sue to Mr..
William Burtch Sanborn,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sanborn Of Salt, Lake City.
The wedding took place Oc-
tober 8 at st. Paul's Luther
an Church, Falls Church.
The couple viii live in Alex
andria.
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Sonners-Dunn

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer L.
Leininger announce the mar
riage Of their daughter,
Miss April Dunn, to Mr..
Duane Somers, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Somers OF
Winter Park. The wedding
took place September 3 at
st. David's Church. The
couple will live here.
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Church. Arlington. The cou-
pie viii live in Norfolk.
PhiIIips-MiIier

IulII Ik%S~tVutbSI
Rear Admiral Alexander
S. Wotherspoon, USN (retJ,
and Mrs. Wotherspoon Of
this city and jamestown, r.
l.. announce the marriage
of their daughter, Mrs. Mar
garet Wotherspoon Phillips,
to Comdr. Elmon Adams Mil
Ter, USN, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Miller. The we'd
ding took place October 8 at
the First Presbyterian
Church, Virginia Beach. The
couple will live in Glenview,
III.
Erens-Brett
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Brett announce the marriage
of their daughter Patricia
Fac to Mr.. Jay Allan Erens,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller s.
Erens Of Glencoe. III. The
wedding took place August 81
at the Washington Hebrew
Congregation. The couple
will live in Chicago.
Wrinkle-StodeI
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest v.
Stadel Of Reedsburg, Wis,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Pollyann to
Mr.. Noble Davis Wrinkle, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wrinkle
Of Arlington. The wedding
took place August 20 at the
First Presbyterian Church,
Reedsburg. The couple will
live in Arlington.
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PROPOSALS

FOR SALE BY THE STATE ROADS
COMMlSSION-Sealed bids will be
received until noon, Tuesday, Feb
ruary 3. 1860, at the once Of the
state Roads Commission at Box
717, 300 West Preston Street,
Baltimore 3, Maryland. offering to
purchase the improvements located
on the former John r. 6earles
property at 1901 River Road, near
WoodhaVen, in Montgomery Coun-
~ Maryland, located on the pro-
posed highway Improvement be-
tween Pyle Road and proposed
these Improvements must be re-
moved down to the ground line, By
midnight Tuesday, April 12. 1850.
Details. bidding forms. and special
bidding envelopes NAV be obtained
at the State Roads Commission
once at Laurel. Maryland. Dis
triet otnce phone: Parkway s.
O6gO. ta17,24
The BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
MONTGOMERY COUNTY will re-
celVe sealed bids for furnishing
the below listed items until the
dates and times shown. The bids
will be publicly opened in the Of
nee OF the Supervisor Of Purchas-
Ing Ct the Board Of Education,
309 E. Montgomery avenue, Rock
obtained at the once Of the SUI
pervtsor Of Purchasing.
Bid $3.50, Cafeteria Equipment,
until 3 PM EST. Friday, Janu-
Bid 1850 Roofing for Lynbrook
Elementary. until 3 pm, EST,
Monday, February 8, 1850.
Bid 1910, Audio-V Visual Equip
ment. until pm. EST, Monday,
February l, 1880.
bination Locks, until 8 pm, EST,
Wednesday, February 10, 1850,
Bid -9-60. Biology Tables, until 8
pm. EST, Tuesday. February o.
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ACCOUNTANT

With supervisory capabilities. Alert
man to manage small bookkeeping
STAFF COLLEGE background in ac-
counting or business administra-
tion would be most desirable
some understanding OF IBM would
particularly qualify an individual
Permanent position in modern
ffice Security. excellent fringe
benefit program Submit complete
esume In confidence covering per-
"0nal BACKGROUND. education. work
experience and present salary Ia
Box 397-S, Star.
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Words Lines Time Times Times Times
IS , $l.74 $3.50 S9.+5 $3.50
~ 4 2.32 900 l2.60 1910
IS S 2.9o $50 1878 1850
out-of- Town Rute, S6e Per Line
; or More Times. S0c Per Line
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HELP MEN
ACCOUNTING
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE

An opportunity 70 Join the local
division OF a national corporation
in a thorough training program
designed to prepare you for a
supervisory role within 9 mos. to
a VI. Position offers excel. start
and all fringe benefits.
should be recent college
graduate, some exper. preferred,
have the desire and ability to
progress.
Send resume to 20 BOX 9S6,
Baltimore 3, Nd.
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ACCOUNTANT

Young man. between 25 and 35.
with some Bookkeeping exper., to
work with large contracting Arm
GOOD chance for advancement: /:
must be accurate and conscien-
tious; character refs necessary
Write Box 466-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

GENTLEMAN, no longer able to
ride, will sell f1ne English bicycle.
S35; also q folding bike and a
girls .26-in. coaster brake racer,
SO. 81 Chew, as is, Sl00. WA.
7-2126.
HAPPY. HAPPY NEW YEAR-Join
our dance group. beginners or ad-
vaneed; l6 lessons. 50. incl. 4
pvt, 4 class, & parties. Absolutely
no additional charge. CO 5-5500.
HAVE you A GOOD VOICE and
would you like to sing the new
songs? l0-wk. term for young
people. $40. Free aud. DU. 1912.
HOME TUTORING, elem, h.s., coll.
level; math.. foreign lang. Eng
gram. and comp; remedial read
ing: We come to you. D. c., Md, Va.
Bulletin upon request. IA. 2-1SS9
HOME TUTORING. alg., geom., Lat +.
Fl. Eng, Sp., Ger, arith, read
Elem. ih., s.h. sub. UN. 4-l9s3. .
HYPNOTIC LECTURE
and demonstration by Sell-known
authority-Wallace {. Worth, Of
Bethlehem, Pa, Jan. IS. S pm.
Perpetual Bldg Auditorium, iii
Z st. NV. Free: public invited
ICE SKATING is fun and healthy
Tor you or your group. Phone WE
5-6342 for information. c. P. ICE
SKATING RINK. 10203 Baltimore
blvd. Route l. College Park, Nd
IF UNABLE to attend classes, try
tutoring at home. Elem. III, s.h.
sub. UN. 4-19S3.
INCOME TAX RETURNS accurately
prepared by former Internal Rev.
enue agent LO. 7-el9S.
JAMES S. THOMAS-I will not be
responsible for any debts incurred
than myself. JAMES S, THOMAS.
54OS l4th st. NV, Washington,
JOIN MAcLEvY-Keep trim-fit the
ayers. IA. 5-65l5. AID. 2-3030.
KIND CARE GIVEN TO ELDERLY
WOMEN AND MEN-24 hr. nurs-
Ing care. Sprinkler system and
hreproof building. Cent. loo. Bus
at door. HU. $4,000.
LADY WANTED, bet. 35 and 40, TO
help with once work; knowledge
q typins. Apply in person, l12O
goth st. NV.
MEMS DOUBLE-BREAsTED SUITS
converted to single-breasted: new
trim, slim line, perfect At: special
price, Sl6. Ladies and mems alter
ations. ROTHENBERG TAILORS,
24l7 Pa. ave. NV, Fl. 3-5977
PERM. -S3.e5: shamp. set. 81: style
cut, 75c, WASHINGTON BEAUTY
ACADEMY, 1905 H st. NV. and
Langley Park Shopping Center.
NURSE desires part
time care Of elderly person. Box
24S-S, Star.
PRIVATE COLLECTOR wants old
over ! BOUNDS. SO. 5-46Ss. 0'''0'
PRIVATE DETECTIVES, divorce
and 3nd,vslEfed eIssody dyr eyisencs; ALLsTATE At
ewes. and Sun, RA. 6-305O.
PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS
Legal and CPA trained agents
Evidence secured. ME. s-2566.
r. NURSE, white, age "a, exper.
med: surg. ped, desires position
in industrial nursing or active
ONCE downtown Wash. EN-. g.
430s. after 5 pm.
REP. ELDERLY LADY, lac. nm. in
pvt. home: quiet atmos., tray
service, excel. food; transp. at
corner. WO. 6-2955.
REFINED white woman, 5000 yrs d,
to reside with elderly lady as COM
panion. Wk. ends 3-6. TU. 2-3445.
REHEARSAL ROOMS by the hour
for dancers. singers and muSi-
clans. Pianos and Hi-Ft furnished
Call for reservations bet. 8 and
o pm. DE. 2-39S6.
RESEARCHING. editing, organizing
literary material. Have edited book
manuscripts. Box 3-T, Star. IL
RETIRED LADY desires position as
companion or baby-sitter. Box
lat, Star. l9'
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HELP MEN
A''0YNa9AfT 0YNa9AAfTTIONAL''' $500
Employment Service
Washington'B LARGEST Agency
SALES

Employment Service
Washington'S Largest Agency
Data processing sales, local reps
eXper. nee. college nee. $4,000
Natl co. mathematician-statisti-
elan; 26-35, deg. nee. eXper;
Ha rdware. Bait. repr.; to ase 40.
only exper. need apply. First
year potential $4,000
Z. Z. sales, overseas: age open.
Sales promotion, public rel: wash.
vic: car furn, contact architects;
know. blueprints nee: expenses,
Drug; local repr.; college. : yrs,
packssge exper. nee; car and and
Business equip. local repr.: govt,
Natl. publisher, s. c., also Ga. repr.
to contact schools: deg. nee,
sales exp. nee: 70 age 40 $4,000
Mech. engr., structural exper. nee,
exper. supervision nee: local
Advertising. local repr.; deg sales
exper. helpful: 1885 $4,000
Mech. engr.. structural inspection
exper. helpful; inside/outside
Bus. supplies; local repr.. sales mgr.
tra!nee: 2s-35, college helpful,
Natl. brewery. local reprs.. trainee
college nee. car expenses fringe
estimator. natl. moving
firm. local reprs; $40. exper
IN field nee; car furn.. benefits.
commission plus $4,000
Natl. CO.. local repr.. 25-35, college
nee; tratnee, exper cosmetics or
toiletries very helpful; car, bene-
Casualty underwater. 25-35, COL
leEe nee; with eye to superyi-
sion $500 plus
Dept. store. inside sales: exper. in
accessories or ready 70 wear
nee 500 plus
Telephone sales. local repres.; 2S-
40; major CO. $3.50
Tobacco, local repres.. 25-32, mar
ried, exper. food. wax pref; car,
expenses, lunch and benefits S75
Air travel sales, local repres.; %
36, 2 yrs. COLLEGE; car furn.. ex-
Furniture sales, 2l-2s. exper. sell.
ing nee; comm. plus $50
! OFFICE
St. a. 'puntants, overseas: married;
exp, tSeS paid $4,000
Natl; 'ncern, elerk-typists; under
Jr. acct. 25-35. exper. double en-
try nee. 1925
Mgt. trainee: car nee, 2l-3I. mar
ried; expenses $500 plus
Natl, CO.. local repres. age open;
driver-warehouseman, experienced
only SlO4
Trainee. $3.50. college
single. able to relocate.
Adjuster Trainee. over 25. law school
eXper. helpful S4,200I
Natl CO.. adiustor trainee, 2l-30,
car and expenses and
benefits 1925 plus
Linotype opr., exper. only $50
Large CO, shipping receiving, exper
only, over 25 SlOOI
once Mach. Repair. local repres.,
2l-3O, car nee, expenses and
dement's $1,000.
TECHNICAL,
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ATTRACTIVE POSITION

For tntelligent man with
pleasing personality and good
appearance; prefer expert
ence in teachinq. civ or
church work; age $3.50:
must be ready to accept this
dignified position immedi-
ately. Our Marshall Field
family owned enterprise off,
ers a guaranteed income
with opportunity for ad-
vancement, insurance pro-
gram and retirement plan
based on profit sharing.
State your phone number.
For local interview. write
Box 47S-S, Star.
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FREEZER OWNERS

FREEZER OWNERS
Try Our Wonderful
Pay-aS-You-Eat
BUDGET PLAN
Over 200 Varieties of
Choice Meats, Frozen
Foods, All Guaranteed to
Your Satisfaction
No Membership Fee
Colonial Foods, Inc.
1900 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
WOodley 6-6536
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AUDITOR
Hotel

Must have suficient experience in
this field TO qualify for superVi-
sorry position. Write Box 35S-R.
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HELP MEN
ATTENTION

We need three men to work in our
sales and service department. In
centive, opportunity Of $50 Wk.
Apply at 1924 11th st. s.e.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

Presenting one OF the most fabulous
collections Of antiques, and objets
dart we nave ever SOLD col.
lected from fine estate out Of
Wakefield, Mass, and others.
Thousands Of pieces including COL
lection Of early fairy lamps, Chip
pendale slant-top desk maple,
1765l, Chippenda.e, chairs, Hep
Beautiful swell-front chest Of
drawers, China press-secretary.
Old hutch cupboard, sinks. wash
stands. curio cabinets. Chippen-
dale lowboy, Q grandfather S
clocks, double FusSee mantel clock
Six barroom chairs, Collection OF
over 200 early paintings, prints.
furniture. Thomas Daley ship
painting Early, 18TH century
wood carving and primitive paint
ing on glass. Adams mirrors.
Collection OF art glass. signed Tif-
fany, Ourene,, Quezel, Burmese.
Peking, French Baccarat, Satin,
glass, Sandwich, Waterford.
Teakwood furniture Early lantern
clock (circa 1880 Convex mir
ror gold eagleD. Tavern tables
Collection OF worries. IS Gone
With-the-Wind lamps. Rayo. Ban
quet Collection Of early bronzes.
Melssen, Dresden, Malolica, Sat-
suma, BiSaue Lots OF solid silver.
Paintings on worries. Collection OF
fans and thousands OF items
space does not permit US TO list.
SOLD ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT
RESERVE
DEALERS One Of the nnest COL
lectionS Better than New
Years Sale.
Sale, Rain or Shine
Refreshments on Premises
AUCTIONEER. Dick Kline
OWNER, Henry Cohen
IA, 5-4116 IA. S-o463
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when aRsUerino adDertisemsntS
addressed to StaI boxes do MOI
enclose original references. pho
toprdphS or other materials OF
personal pdlHe. Copies seTpe the
purpose Originals may Get lost
Evening star., 1960-01-17
u ALWAYS place your Classified Ad where it costs less
W. get quicker results Star Cassifed-Phone L. $4,000
PERSONAL
(cONIlNUED)

EXPERIENCED PUBLIC STENOG-
RAPHER desires desk space in
offices Of law. engineering or pub
lie relations firm in exchange for
services; would prefer downtown
or Conn. ave. Location. Box
154-Y. Star.
EXPER. PIANIST AND STRING
INSTRUMENT PLAYERS for WELL
estab. nonprofessional concert or
chestra; white. FE. 7-923b.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

one OF the most fabulous
collections Of antiques and objets
dart we have ever sold COL
lected from a fine estate out Of
Wakefield, Mass, and others.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
ACCOUNTANTS

3 positions available for college
grads. overseas. airline background
in budget and insurance, admin
stration and procedures, and cost
accounting. Salary range from
81. 7.O00-Sl0,000.
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Inspection Wed. 4 Thurs.
JAN. 20 a. 81, 10 AM. TO o PM.
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AVIATION PLACEMENT

Dupont Circle Bldg, Room 2ls
AID. 4-6616 AD. 4-s342
ACCOUNTANT, Top Level
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HELP MEN
IcoNIINUED)

ACCOUNTANTS, white, jrs to srs.:
3 days: excel. oppors.; S300-S50O
mo-. must have some schooling.
v. WOOD PERSONNEL, Suite 232,
Southern Bldg, sos 18th st. NV.
at H DI. 7-57b2,
Evening star., 1960-12-07

Evidently her daughter Ina
couldn't stand her and there's
been a complete estange-
ment for the past four years.
Peter remains very attentive
to their mother but he tells
Ina she's doing the right
thing. II:
I've yet to see anyone who
can cut a mother out of her
life and not suffer.
Peter would do better to
try to bring the two together
again. But instead he pro-
vides fuel for mas beefs.
Peter my aunt only
knows the situation from
hearsay. I grew up with my
sister and I know what's be-
hind this. There's no ques-
ton but that Mother played
favorites and / was it. AS a
child ! loved it, of course.
But as a man. I realize what
1t did to my sister.
My sister has never been
q happy person. Maybe part
Of her gloom comes from in
side herself, but being with
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DOWN. ON THE FARM = #s |
Heavenly Guns Send
.Guqrdilan AzFLyina -.

his front paws around her
neck holding on for dear
life. II she Is sitting down
he'll, jump into her lap.
1f"we're in the house and
he's outside when he hears
the noise, hen rush to the
door and moan and whine
) until NE let him in.
Il We used 10 wonder what
would hapEkn II we were
gone for the evening and it
thundered while Nickie was
outside, guarding the do
main. We found out last
summer. We came home from
q movie and Nickie was
gone. He didn't return all
night.
When Foreman Billy Smoot
came up to the house early
the next morning. Nickie was
trotting at his heels, grinning
at me. So was Billy. 4
went to bed about ten
last nighti' Billy recounted.
1T was kinda warm and we
left the door open, but the
screen door was closed.
About an nour later I was
woke up by this here dog of
yours, All ! knew was that
something came crashing
. rightsthrough the screen door
arid jumped right into bed
with me-"
W. WERE SORRY about
the screen door but rather
proud Of Nlckie's resource
fulness, for q fiye-yeaf-old. !
He knew we were gone, 80
heS figured his next best bet
was the foleman's house sew
eral hundred yards away.
Maybe the trouble with
Nickie is that he is q native
Californian. He was horn in
the Pacific Palisades, on the
edge of Los Angeles, and
never heard thunder twell,
hardly ever until we moved
back East.
What am I going to do
when he looks up at me with
his big brown eyes and
pleads: Wont somebody
please turn of those heavenly
guns?"
Qortune Features)
Down on the Form oppeers eaeh
"Wednesday.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

my mother was making her
worse. During each visit
they'd shout at each other
and the tears would flow. It
was Iwho told Ina. she didn't
have to subject herself to
that torture any more.
I visit Mother regularly.
She's sweet to me. even more
50 since I've been contribute,
ing TO her support. But this
separation is right. Mother
had it coming to her for her
treatment Of Ina.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Can it be that Peter de-
rives certain unhealthy salts
factions from the impasse be-
tween his sister and his moth
er? 1na's the bad child, and
Peters the good one, may
run through his mind. And If
he feels hostile toward his
mother, perhaps he finds that
1na's vendetta is an under
cover outlet for him. too.
Peter would be doing more
of a kindness to Ina II he
worked-alone or with his
clergyman or doctor-toward