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Evening star., 1961-03-09

they went at it again over
a difference Of opinion. 1
kept out Of it until they
started knocking over furni-
ture and pulled the curtain
off the window. I ordered
them to stop but they didn't
pay any attention to me. I
called the police because the
neighborS on both sides said
Evening star., 1961-03-09
USELESS
INFORMATION

BY PAUL STEINER
North American Newspaper Alliance
The toiloDin0 items are all
neU. all exclusive, all useless,
and mostly amusing.
A talent search for the
most typical New York Cat"
to play a role in the movie,
breakfast at Tiffany's" is
under way.
Lake Chaubunagungamugg
in Webster, Mass, was orig
inally named Lake Chargog-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bunagungamaugg.
Hi and Ho were two an
cient Chinese astronomers
assigned by the Emperor to
forecast eclipses Of the sun.
according to Jim Pickering,
of the American-Museum
Hayden Planetarium.
In Looe. England. the
architectural award for the
finest building of its kind
was given to the towns pub
lie comfort station.
Explorer William Essen
vein insists that among the
mosquitoes and crawling
creatures on q bank Of the
Rio Jequithonha in Brazil he
found loyalty and friendship
such as few men ever find.
A new icebreaker designed
by an Adrian, Mich, engi-
neer, Is capable of crushing
ice to cocktail-Size chips.
g.
Even cricketS and snails
are either right or left hand
ed, a zoologist reports.
Evening star., 1961-03-09
FAMILY COUNCIL
AIRY y'Mon
Rules Life
OF fWife
BY MRS. ALMA DENNY

THE PROBLEM
Ina He wants to de-
eide everything, even how
long my hair should be.
Fred Tim the one who
has to look at her, and I
know what / like.
THE DETAILS
Ina LIT may sound silly
to be complaining that my
husband Is too attentive, too
Evening star., 1961-03-09
DEAR ABBY
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN

vice on what kind Of treat
ment your husband needs.
DEAR ABBY: What is a
96-pound wife supposed to
do when her husband and
son get into a knock down
drag-out fight in the house?
My son is Is and he is as
big as his father. Last night
Evening star., 1961-03-09

Tomorrow: ShunS poIs.
Evening star., 1961-12-14

Shop Drug Fairs christmos Fair Of famous brand Gift
values now. ;. and get extra s&4 Green Stamps with
your purchase Of any Of the items below! Specials
effective Thurs. Fri, Sat-, Dec Ia. IS and Is only!
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HELP MEN


Aggressive man to cali on building
contractors and home builders
selling line of speciality items.
Good starting pay with opportu-
nifty for advancement. Must have
car. MILES GLASS CO., 4th and
FLORIDA ave. ne, Washington,
D. c. See Mr.. Warner.
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CLERK-TYPIsT, young girl with
contracts and accounts receivable
for exclusive retail store; must
type we'll 5-day week, pleasant
conditions, group disqualification
Call HE. 6-l434 or RE. $3.50.
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent posi-
ton: general clerical and tipping
duties: 6-day week: NE. WASH
ington. Write Box oak, Star.
CLERK-TYPIST-General office
work in finance field: tipping re-
pany benefits Apply in person,
714S Marlboro pike, District
Heights. Md.
CLERK-TYPS., sECY.- BKKPRS.
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000
cILEsR6K Err! part time; r.
TARGET CO. 1855 18th St. NV,
bet. 1912 Monday.
CLER;Kt{-TYPIsr -. Fairiax County
Health Rest6 Dept vr for Fails SIC. Church
animation required; SIS wpm re-
sss,ss fai cs sfIA cR. ae eS@@en'ur''''
CLERK-TYPIsT. knowledge Of typ
ing r1sntial: variety Of other
clerical duties; many company
benefits: 5-day work wk. Amply
in person. NATIONAL LAUNDRY
d LINEN SERVICE. 2035 W.
Va. ave. ne.
CLERK -TYPIST; responsible person
for general office work: small Of
flee, centrally located; salary open.
Call MISS McGAVIN, Elk. 3-1713
weekdays.
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PAINT OR PAPER for particular
people; hang murals, walltex; neat
work. Also floor tile. Ewes, Sat.
and SUM-, 474-3772.
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Statesmen

career in the financial field with
q Silver Spring stock broker. Com
plete training program. Call MR..
ALLEN or Mr.. JOHNS at 5S7-
1881.
SALESMEN-If you would like to
supplement your income by 500
to $500 per month during your
spare time from your home. Phone
La. 9-4664 or write to Box 1916,
Star.
SALESMEN-3O to As, previous
sales experience not necessary in
real estate. Must be aggressive,
car required, extremely busy Of
flee, active in all phases of real
estate; Earn S12,000-S15,00 a
year the first year. Call A. DORF-
MAN @ To 10 q m 90 s-AnkR
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HELP WOMEN
RECEIPT, SIS; typ,, az. Ia

RECEIPT, SIS; typ, As. EMPIRE
EMPL 1S46 Conn. ave. NV, RIM.
$40. NO. 7-6110.
RECEPTI0NIST- CLERK, for busy
dental office; 18th st. NV. area;
51a days. Apply Box 417-G. Star
RECEPTIONIST-Type As w.p.m.;
$685.. BETTY GRAY EMPL.. 211
woodward Bldg. ST. 3-7123.
RECEPT.-TYPIST, 40 w.p.m., $50
mo. DOYLE PERSONNEL, ST. s.
1855. RIM. .702, 1925 Conn. ave.
NV. Elevator l at extreme left"
RESIDENT MANAGER-lOO-unit
DEVELOPMENT In Nd. Desirable apt.
and salary; eXper and refs. re-
outred. Reply 154-G, Star.
RESIDENT MGR, garden apt; mr.
Key Bridge Va: must be exper. in
this work; no child; write full
qualifications. 2726 Brandywine
St WashinRt0n g n r
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RESIDENT MANAGER

EAFEh1ENCED ONLY
Who would like to live in a beau
tiful. new de luxe apartment. Two
elevators. 24-hr. switchboard serv-
Ice. Usually. this type OF building
contains 200 or more units. and
REQUIRES q young. energetic round
the-clock manager. This position
Is for an experienced high-grade
woman. under 80. who does not
wish the responsibility Of a large
apartment house but wishes to
manage . luxury building with rs
units.
SHAPIRO INC.
1913 K st. NV. ME. s-1717
SALES PERSON for Jewelry Store
for sales and stock work. SO
S-4157.
SALES CLERK = Young woman
with some sales exper. to TAX
charge of candy dept. and fill II
ct front dept. Full time No Sun
BRADLEY DRUGS, 5000 Airing
ton I'd, Bethesda.
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SALESMAN - Real estate, expert
enced, Nd. or Va. license. Unusu-
al, interesting and attractive sales
program. MARJEC, INC, WA.
4-5Sl4, JU, 9-50S9
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SITUATIONS MEN Z WOMEN

CASHIERS. laundry workers. con-
struction workers. cooks. Girl Fri
DAYS. maids. baby sitters. laundry
workers. etc. FLO JOB CENTER.
1902 II ST. ne. Ii. 6-2100.
MARRIED COLLEGE COUPLE want
caretaker Job for small apt. in
suburban MARYLAND. in exchange
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HELP WOMEN

WOMAN to read for blind man.
Ewes. or weekends. jim DOHERTY,
An O-nAOp
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Statesmen

We have hundreds Of leads for I'M
mediate follow ups. Earnings COM
mensurate with your industrious
ability. Building industry expert
ence helpful, but not Of primary
consideration. Only serious minded
men need apply, no floaters. Call
JU. $1,000 for appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14

WANTED, your free time; baby
sitting agency. over 10. Refer
ences. FLO JOB CENTER, 1902
H st. ne.
YOUNG LADY, Is to rs, To work
in pleasant surroundings. fine art
shop, downtown, selling prints,
paintings, and frames. Will train
40 hour week. off Mondays. Sick
leave and vacation pay. Call Ma
S-l737 for apt,
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s1TFS N1N1GFR nesdsd for !;

SALES MANAGER needed for sales
and promotion Of sewing machines,
exerienced only. For interview,
phone MR.. LAWYER, AP. 1886,
eALESMAN-Experienced for Pho
Call Mr.. Brown at MUSIC TINE.
Prince GEORGES Plaza. WA. 7-0377.
gALEsMAN-Plywood. We now have
an opening in, our present sales
staff; We are looking for a man
who has the experience in the
wholesale plywood field. The man
chosen will Immediately take over
an established territory. A late
model car is mandatory, q start
ing salary Of $1,000 a year will
be paid to the man plus commits
sion, or a draw against commits
sion Arrangement will be set up.
This territory is now bringing in
APPROX. $500 per year for our
present salesman and can produce
up to $4,000 or more according
to the mans ability 70 sell. Only
experienced man will be consid-
cred for this position. Write Box
HEX, Star.
gALESMAN-A large and progress
Sive corporation needs . agrees
sive men to round out sales force:
earnings UP to $4,000. Call RE
o-3lS7 for apt. with Mr.. Vinicur.
SALESMAN-YounE man willing to
learn moving and storage business
local and long distance estimating.
Company car: good opportunity
Tor one willing to work hard for
advancement. BETHESDA CHEVY
CHASE TRANSFER CO., 4Sl9 st.
Elmo ave. Bethesda.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcoNTINUEDl

yALoUSIE STORM PANELS-dlas.
sash-screens repaired. SHAWNEE
1l24 9th st. NV
PAINT, paper, wall scrape now.
Al work, work done immed.
Estimates MILLER. III. 5-O745.
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REAL ESTATE MAN
ROUTEMAN, exteTminator wanted
SALES CAREER
SALESCLERK

For leading hotel sigar and news
Day or evening hours, salary plus
benefits. Reply
BOX l93-E, STAR
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FURNITURE and MISC.
HOFFMAN,
uPHoLsTFRERs

0ON0h Il - ~ y
FURN., 3-pc. maple liy. nm. suite;
l lounge chair; coffee table: 2
end tables: l small rug; 5-pc.
mahoR. bedrm. suite: dtnette
chairs; 2 lamps; l radio lamp for
bed; l dropleaf table. Total price;
SI25. LA. 9-6350.
, 1961-02-14


Wednesday
Double Feature Day
LIST Feature:
MGM Pictures presentss:
THE SINNER"
Ruth Roman, Akin Tamiroff,
Giani Glori
Love, intrigue, adventure in the
desert in the flaming days, when
flesh and devil were king!
End Feature:
Transcon presents:
NIGHT OF THE BLOOD BEAST
Thursday & Friday
MGM Pictures presents
Walt Disney's
THIRD MAN ON THE
MOUNTAIN"
Filmed in Switzerland in Glorious
Color
Michaiel Rennie, Herbert LON,
James Macarthur
Walt Disney lights the screen
with a thrilling action-drama and
romantic adventure.
Also latest worldwide News
Saturday
Double Feature Day!
MGM Pictures presents
THE
In Cinemascope & Metro Color
Leslie Caron, George Peppard,
Janis Rule
Today's young rebeIs-Who live
and love in a world of their own.
This is their story told to the hot
rhythms of fabulous Jazz!
Transcontinental presents:
BLOOD OF DRACULA"
SUM- Tues.
United Artist: present
Tennessee Williams
THE FUGITIVE KIND"
Marion Brando, jeanne Woodward
Anna Magnani
The most explosive star combina-
ton in Tennessee Williams most
shattering drama.
Also latest worldwide News
, 1961-02-14
ANOTHER IMPORTANT FIRST

IN LOS ANGELES recently there occurred a seemingly
insignificant event which in its proper sense could be another
turning point for minority groups. A young Negro conducted
the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra in full concert. 1t
was the first time, it is believed, that a Negro had conducted
a major symphony orchestra at its home city, and this was
done during a regular concert. The conductor was Henry
Lewis.
Mr.. LEWIS, WHO IS a member of the Los Angeles
Philharmonic, got his break when the regular conductor, Igor
Markevitch, had to step out because Of illness. Only %, Mr..
Lewis stepped up and did a commendable Job. He will lead
the orchestra one other time this season.
ONE OF H most extraordinary aspects of the concert
was that Mr.. Lewis wife, MariLyn Horne, was the soprano
soloist with the orchestra that evening.
w A from the scene, this type of progress
is worth noting, and especially for our young people, who
must learn early that their limitations are practically non
existent. The field of serious music, and conducting OF major
orchestraS has been heavily restricted in the past, and many
people of color refused to even consider it. But the barrier
was broken when Dean Dixon conducted the New York Phil
harmonic in summer concerts, and then, becoming discom-
aged with things in America, headed for Europe. Mr.. Dixon
is now in Frankfurt, Germany, where he is conductor Of the
Hesse Radio Orchestra.
LEWIS D music at the Uniyersityof Southern
California, and at the early age of l8, auditioned for and was
given a Job as double bass player with the Los Angeles Phil
harmonic Orchestra. This feat, and a feat it is, should be a
source of inspiration to all young people, and more especially
Negroes, who must now know that they can, if they wish,
move as high as their capabilities will take them,
, 1961-02-14
respondence

February IA, 1861
Editor, st. Croix Avis
Dear Mr.. Editor
Please give me a little space in
your paper to correct the article
carried, the cause of the fire Feb.
10 inst. at Mrs. lima Hansen's
home.
It stated that BY quick action
by the neighbours saved the
house. That is incorrect. Also you
stated it might have been caused
by a lighted cigarette, but there
was no mattress on fire. The
cause Of the fire was this Cobra
for mosquitoes it probably caught
the PLASTIC drapes) for the closet,
and quick action by my sons put
the fire out before the fremen ar
rived.
Thanking you truly,
Bernhard Hansen. ST.
H
Evening star., 1961-03-24
U. S. to Recruit
Negro Students
For Federal Jobs
BY the Associated Press

A Civil Service Commission
representative will tour "a pre-
dominantly Negro Southern
colleges in April to encourage
qualified students to apply for
Federal employment.
The commission said today
that Ross Clinchy, special as
sistant to the executive direc-
tor for minority group matters,
will begin the six-week tour
April 2.
1t said his trip represents
the first phase of CSC's new
program to emphasize recruit
ment Of minority-group mem
bers in keeping with the intent
Of the recent executive order
establishing the Presidents
Committee on Equal Employ
ment Opportunity"
The CSC said. Mr.. Clinchy
will convey President Kenne-
, dy'S personal interest in the
recruitment of well-qualified
minority-group people for Fed
eral careers and also explain
to college officials and students
the mechanics of applying for
job openings.
Mr.. Clinchy's tour will take
him to Texas, Louisiana, Flori-
da, Mississippi, Alabama and
Georgia.
Evening star., 1961-03-24
u. S. Asks to Eye
Voters Records
In Alabama
BY the Associated Press

The Justice Department has
asked election officials in JEFF
ferson County. Alabama, to let
its officials inspect voter regis
tration records there.
A department spokesman said
last night the action was IAN
informal request-and I stress
informal"
He made the statement after
comforting with Burke Mar
shall, Assistant United States
Attorney General heading the
civil rights division of the de-
partment.
The spokesman said the re-
quest was made to Jefferson
County officials last week but
no reply had yet been received.
He said the step was taken
under the 1860 Civil Rights Act
and presumably resulted from
complaints of irregularities in
election procedures.
In Birmingham, Ala, a re-
sponsible source said the in
spection win be permitted but
with the understanding that
the State reserves the right to
police is own records pending
outcome of civil rights litigation
now in the courts.
Evening star., 1961-03-24
Quakes Rock
Messina Area

MESSINA, Sicily, Mar. "a
(AP) A series of nine earth
quake shocks lasting more than
80 minutes today spread panic
and damage in this Sicilian
city and its mainland neighbor,
Reggie Calabria. But no cas-
ualtieS were reported.
Walls cracked and floors
buckled, sending thousands
fleeing into MesSina streets.
Tiles and stones tumbled down.
Fire wagons Changed through
streets jammed with honking
automobiles and terrified Pc
destrians. Firemen were an
swering calls from persons in
damaged buildings.
The chamber of commerce
building and two high schools
developed big cracks in floors
and walls. A cornice crashed
down from one building. Office
workers ran into the streets.
Mothers rushed to the
schools, only to find that teach
erS already had led the children
to the safety of the streets and
Fairgrounds.
Tens of thousands milled in
the streets until the shocks
subsidized.
There was no serious damage
in Reggie Calabria, but there
was panic.
Both cities were wiped out
by an earthquake in 1908 that
took $4,000 lives.
Communications were partly
Evening star., 1961-03-24
Legal Aid Society
Elects Schein

Ernest Schein, Washington
attorney specializing in inter-
national claims, was elected
president of the District Legal
Aid Society at its annual meet
ing yesterday.
The society, an agency Of the
United Givers Fund. handles
civil legal matters for INDECENT
persons. Mr.. Schein succeeds
Thomas M. Raysor as head of
the organization.
Also elected, at yesterdays
meeting were Howard c. West
wood, vice president; Robert
H. Price, treasurer, and Mrs
Blanche M. Wilcox. secretary.
Evening star., 1961-03-24

nedy's nomination Of Edward
C. Welsh as executive director
of the National Aeronautics and
Space Council.
Mr.. Welsh, So, is a longtime
Evening star., 1961-03-24

aide to Senator Symington,
Democrat Of Missouri, a men,
ber Of the committee.
ut is a magnificent appoint
ment," Senator Symington told
his colleagues. He described
Evening star., 1961-03-24

Mr.. Welsh as highly qualified,
hard working and with unusual
experience fitting him for the
$20,0 0,000-a-year-job.
Senate action on the nomi-
nation may come tomorrow.
Evening star., 1961-03-24

disrupted, apparently because
telephone and telegraph opera
tors had abandoned their posts
for the safety of the outdoors.
Evening star., 1961-03-24
Welsh Approved
For Space Post
By the Associated Pres

The Senate Space Commit
tee gave unanimous approval
yesterday to President Ken
Evening star., 1961-03-24
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Evening star., 1961-01-10

change Of models-will 1t be-
come more less noticeable In
this decade Of the sos?
Current indications are that
the annual change. just for the
sake Of change, may be on the
way out. This doesn't mean it
will disappear, Just that it may
be slightly deemphasized in
the years ahead.
The research departments OF
the big auto companies are tell
ing the executives the American
|public's mood has become one
Of functionalism, one that de-
|mandS changes when changes
make q product better, not Just
when they make 1t different.
This is q long way from the
philosophy upon which the auto
industry has operated for many
years. Almost everybody real
lied that not all cars were
totally different every year. But
some Of the best advertising
brains knocked themselves out
trying to persuade you every
car was brand new.
Stand still and die" has been
Q slogan Of the industry. If the
grille on your car curves out
ward this year, it must curve
inward next year. Dash in
struments were juggled from
year to year like tennis balls.
But now. voices in high places
are being raised in support Of
less, instead Of more change.
Most prominent, of course.
is George Romney. president Of
American Motors. A gifted
salesman, Mr.. Romney has
dared to admit the styling of
the Ramblers hasn't changed
much from year to year. Until
he brought out his 1861 models
he hadn't changed the basic
styling of the little Rambler
American since its original in
PRODUCTION in 1850.
Mr.. Romney Is fighting the
battle Of what he calls planned
obSolescence - purposely de-
signing products 30 that they
become outdated before their
useful life span is over.
Many dedicated persons in
Evening star., 1961-01-10
Failure to Check
Lights One Way
To Risk Accident

Many drivers fan down on the
comparatively easy Job Of keep
ing their car lights in . safe.
efficient condition. Failure to
do this invites danger. par
ticularly because o large num-
Der Of accidents occur during
darkness or under conditions Of
poor visibility.
Here are some things 10 keep
In mind about car lights:
I. Dirt cuts down on Light
and you can increase the
amount Of light you get for
visibility BY simply keeping
your headlamp lenses clean.
2. A weak battery. corroded
battery terminals or defective
connections may be the causes
Of low voltage ct the bulb
socket.
3. Just a. Q light bulb in
your homes burns out, % does
one in O headlamp. This should
be corrected Immediately. A car
with one light out ct night II .
"one-eyed menace" that causes
uncertainty and combustion.
4. II all your car lights 60
out at once the trouble may. be
bad wiring or o blown fuse
Garry extra fuses and know
how and where to replace them
Your owners manual viii locate
the fuses On your ear.
5. At least twice Q year, check
your headlights for proper id.
justment. II they are too high
they can blind on-eonine
drivers. Too low and you losl
the maximum lighting they car
provide.
Evening star., 1961-01-10

targets, the fantastically sue
cessful German Volkswagen.
The WV prides itself on how
little it has changed outwardly.
One Of the only noticeable diff
ferences between the models OF
the late 1940s and the 1851
model is a larger rear window
But WV also makes a point
of a number of engineering and
mechanical changes, some OF
them inserted in the midst OF
q model run. The 1861 model,
for example. has q bigger. more
powerful engine.
Many other foreign manufac-
turers, however, have turned to
Evening star., 1961-01-10

the auto industry feel this is
necessary. They believe the
American public's taste needs
to be whetted with new styling
and design.
Without this" says one ex-
ecutive, I'VE couldn't expect to
sell 6 million new cars in a
year"
Styling, certainly, is where
most of the changes are made.
Mechanical improvements fol-
low the path of invention.
They can't be dreamed up on
an annual schedule.
Ed Cole, general manager Of
Evening star., 1961-01-10

styling changes in an effort to
keep Q share Of the American
market. They apparently have
felt that the American buyer,
educated to expect change,
wants different models from
time to time.
A research report by the Sur
vey Research Center Of the
University Of Michigan says the
consumer doesn't object to. the
annual changeover, but rather
expects 1t and looks forward
to it.
Apparently what will happen
in the future remains In the
area Of guesswork.
Evening star., 1961-01-10

vision even went so far as to
admit that annual changes
were too costly for the econ
omy cars.
Thus the Falcon, Comet, Cor
vair and Valiant made their
second year bows wearing much
the same clothes as In the orig
inal 1860 appearances. The
tooling changeover at some Of
the Ford small-car plants took
less than Q week.
When they talk Of the merits
of styling continuity the COM
pact car makers have only to
look as far as one Of their chief
Evening star., 1961-01-10

Chevrolet, said last summer he
expected the industry to enter
a period of functionalism with
the year-to-year change de-
emphasized.
One step In this direction
was the introduction. by the
Big Three manufacturers. Of
their compact cars. Mr.. Rom
ney, and later Harold Church
Ill at Studebaker-Packard. al
ready were deploring constant
changes. The Big Three seems
in apparent agreement with
their small cars.
James o. Wright at Ford di-
Evening star., 1961-01-10
Yeor-to-Yeor Changes
Facing De-emphosis

lgleaming chariot in the show
room window really isn't AL
new. all over again?"
] What about this annual
Evening star., 1961-01-10
By the Associated Press

VIII the day ever come when
an auto manufacturer will be
willing to admit that the