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Evening star., 1962-05-13
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Evening star., 1962-05-13

says there will be more living
accommodations than last year
To the north, through Fen
wick and Bethany Beach, some
of the devastation remains
but repairs to public accom-
modations have been completed
Bethany's only motel, the
Blue Surf, win have its effici-
encies open and Holiday HOUSE
is being rebuilt in time for 6
June 20 opening. Fred and
Libby Graef are opening 9
new restaurant on Garfield
Parkway next to Gaines apart
ments.
Ocean City's 8.5 miles Of free
protected bathing beaches viii
open Memorial Day with a forcC
of 95 lifeguards manning 8:
stations along the strand.
&C. Y.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
Jersey Shore Resorts
Put Out 'Reody' Signs

suffered flooding and q deluge
of sand but while these stately
ladies got their feet wet, one
would never know It now.
George Bruni, vice president
and general Manager Of the
ever popular Claridge looks for
Ia very big tourist season."
The WildwOOds
Al storms seem to produce
their share of oddities and one
such occurred in Stone Harbor
Jack and Tom Stack, owners
of the handsome new Shelter
Haven Motel and Boatel, found
the floodwaters had left a
school of fish in their
swimming pool.
The Wildwoods, a perennial
favorite among Washington
area residents. was relatively
unscratched and anticipates q
fine season. Mayor Ralph
James reports advanced in
quiries and registrations higher
than usual and an additional
four hundred new units win be
completed for this summer.
Below the Wildwoods, t h e
charming old resort Of Cape
May is shaking off the storms
effects and rapidly getting
ready.
Beach front shopkeepers, who
we're quite hard hit, are apt
to give q visitor q blank look
now when asked about damage
and the only familiar land
mark missing viii be the Con-
vention Hall.
Mervyn Kent, publisher of
the Star and Wave says q new
paved promenade win be con-
structed between q retaining
wall and sea wall giving Cape
May an unmatched ocean drive
on the Jersey Coast.
The most remarkable aspect
of the storm has been the
public reaction to it. efe :
Each community has pitched
in and with a cleanup. fix
Iup campaign Of heroic propor-
tons has assured business as
usual" in 1862.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
New Shenandoah
Gate Opening Sci

PANORAMA. Va. - Opening
Of the million dollar Thornton
Gap interchange and Piano.
rama Restaurant here has been
set for Saturday. June 9.
Interior Secretary Udall and
Senator Byrd are expected to
be among high officials who
viii help dedicate the Lee high
way gateway to Shenandoah
National Park.
Panorama is at the intersec-
ton of Skyline drive and
U. s. 211 (the Lee highway, 81
miles west Of Washington.
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Tourist Classes Roundtrip excursion fares for indi
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one-way fares in Cabin and Tourist Glasses, allowing
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Ask your Travel Agent for details Of any Of the
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Lines.
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had his law offices and which
has been open to the public
since 1928. and by q new wing
attached to the law office.
It houses about 10000
articles relating to his life.
Many Of them are gifts of
Laurence @. Hoes, of Washing
ton. great-great-grandson of
the President.
Evening star., 1962-05-13

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del
This Nations Summer Capt.
tai" starts the season with an
other distinction.
1t will have, temporarily al
least, the only two-tone beach
on the Atlantic Strands tinge
Of Bermuda pink and tradi-
tional Rehoboth white-and q
rosy optimism to match.
: Best barometer Of storm re.
Sovery here last week. aside
from the round d-the-clock ca
eophony of reconstruction, was
the gathering of sun-worship-
pers and the fact that it's still
tough to find a parking place
on Rehoboth avenue.
: Pre- Memorial Day arrivals
will find evidence of the storms
fury, but far more and i'm
posing signs Of readiness fol
the new season. They'll find
no completed boardwalk, but
they'll find ample accommoda-
tions If they've made reserva-
tions.
June Is Opener
June is has been set for
completion of the Boardwalk
Just in time for that first vaca
ton rush after schools close.
, Rehoboth's two-tone beach
acquires its coloring from sand
being trucked to the waterfront
from q massive deposit two
miles inland.
Army Engineers say the
bleaching effect Of salt water
and sun will restore the all
white color scheme before many
tides.
A true harbinger Of the sea-
son, the Henlopen, is pushing
reconstruction for q May "a
opening and workmen have
been on q 17-hour day to meet
the deadline. The Motor Lodge
was opened two weeks before
Easter: has had q better spring
than last year.
To the south, the great
sprawling Tent City's facilities
are gone. &C. 7.
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Monroe Library Popular

FREDERICKSBURG, Va
The James Monroe Memorial
Library here. a center for the
study of the Fifth President.
is an ever-popular travel at
traction.
The Memorial Library is
formed by the red brick build
ing in which President Monroe
Evening star., 1962-05-13

| OCEAN CITY, Md. - The
winds and the waves may have
changed some things around
this sun-blest resort, but they
didn't erase the no-vacancy
signs.
Ahead Of the season and
ahead Of schedule, Ocean City
has bounced back from the rig
ors of Ash Wednesday to the
point that all motels and many
hotels are ready for 40 conven-
tions scheduled for the rest Of
this month and June.
mo vacancy" signs were out
on the Park de Vile, the Satel-
lite and Stardust last week end,
which means q word to the wise
should be sufficient.
The work of the storm will
still be there, but the work of
rebuilding has put Ocean City
very much back in business.
Real estate and rental offices
were crowded with space-seek-
ers.
In one sense, you might say
Ocean City has been thoroughly
sseloctored. !" ~
Boardwalk Readied
Three doctors, r. c. Fisher,
1908 Poplar drive. Falls Church;
w. j. Sweeney, Of Front Royal,
and Charles Fletcher. 204
Southwick street, Fairfax, were
taking a personal hand in re-
pairs to two apartment houses
and a cottage they own with q
pharmacist.
Beach repairs have beer
completed and the Boardwalk
decking is all In. waiting fol
the final 10 per cent Of hand.
rails for completion.
Roads are open, save for the
bridge link over Indian riveI
between here and Rehoboth.
This week, as though to sig
nal its readiness, Ocean City
plays host to 6T5 members Of
the knights Of Columbus al
the Commander hotel. The
City Hall information center
Evening star., 1962-05-13
Seaside .PIoyIonds:
A4RecoverY Feat

Storm it is beginning to pale before the power of
recovery in some of the Washington areas favorite
seaside playlandS. Resorts are opening almost daily
by the traditional Memorial Day seasons launching,
Evening star., 1962-09-16

.ACCTG. CLERK, $4,000
S5-Hr. wk., Downtown Location
Be Confident
Consider only the
best positions
Visit our office and we will discuss
with you many high paying Job
opportunities
At No Cost to You
Fees Paid by Employer:
Adm. Secy., To $500
To assist public relations director
OF natl. org. must be able 70
answer own letters plus work with
people.
Secy. to Exec, $4,000
Beaut. Conn. ave. office, knowl. Of
Capitol Hill helpful. Some puhli-
catiOn BACKGROUND or interest in
this field Is neees, This Is Q Job
to work in min. directions.
Secy.-Girl Fri, $4,500
To assist busy execs., banking OF
mortgage exper. helpful. Excel.
financial future for business Wom-
an who would like to associate
herself with . srovth company.
Bkkpg. Mach. Trainee
powntp.n SSDs,T,. Ice; i exceptional co, %
exper. Of applicants. win train
high school grads. TO IS yrs.
Clerk -Typist, $4,000
VIII assist small secretarial staff,
busy Downtown office, 35-hr. wk,,
Fields Agcy., EX. 3.25OS
504 Sheraton Bldg. I'll 14th NV.
ADM. SECYS. to $1,000
SELECT POSITIONS
ADM. SECY. ----S125+
For leading Exec. (confid. leyeD.
LAW W-----------$6,000
Pvt. seey TO sr. Partner. Others,
-----$100
Girl Fri. TO Producer.
PERSONNEL ---$100+
GiTl Eri; e Dir. (ovsrssas) =.
AIRLINE S400
Reeept. .-oirl Fri. diversified.
RECEIPTS. -------$400
Elegant ofcs.. light skills.
GIRL FRIDAYS --S400
public Rel.l. (Politics). CTvl.
DICTAPHONE ----S100
tAssoc;). q Girl ofc.). Lawl.
Clerk-TypistS --$75-$95
Room cS v 4SS77 42277
woodward Bldg. 18th and II NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-4414
ADM. Asst. deg., shhd. REQ. 500
CHASE
seey., to manager Of accounting,
seey.. over IS yrs. - SIS wk.
secy.. good appearancs and ability
Girl Friday, secy. and Skkps.
Asst. Bikpr., some exper. sccts.
payable --- S75-SeO wk
Production Typist. under 80 - $50
Clerk-Typist, 2 girl ofc. - $40
Personnel Clerk, some typing $50
Tech. stenos.. r and D firm. to :
Test Kitchen Director, deg. : and IDS :
poed proS: Mgr. rrain.ss s. d.s sls.OSG o.
KENSINGTON
Bkkpg. Mach. opr. ----- $50 wk.
SILVER SPRING
secy., busy office SEQ wk.
CLERK -TypIst. varied duties ~, $40
WASHINGTON
Dietaphone Secy.. Cor shhd). for
repres. Of American Indians. SIS
Seey., good telephone manner, will
by contracting CongreSs sos
Seeys.. l mo. vac. yr., they pay u
secy. for economic advisor Si0C
secs. German and English short
Girl Friday, 2 girl ofc. - SIS
Clerk-Typists. NE. Wash. - SIS
Clerk. some typing. phone work
NE. wash. -------. $50 wk
Personnel Asst, some shhd. de-
File Clerk, light typing s265 mo.
Typist. will teach dictaphone and
PIX Typist. s.w. Wash sal. open
Come in and discuss these and
many other positions over cup Of
coffee.
O'NEILL
Evening star., 1962-09-16

YOUNG MEN wanted to learn cam
dy business. Various Jobs available.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
RENTAL MANAGERS
RESIDENT MANAGER

Married couple pref. for approx.
$50 garden type apt. project. IN
Price Georges Co. Must have SELL
ing ability. Good judgment, pleas
ant personality. Be dependable
etSers hH ao'tS Good 70 saisry S iOh Dlus Tsn sptl
Rental office on premises. Write
Boy 43S-E. Star.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
YOUNG MAN
AGED 81 TO %
$4,000
. ANNUAL
POTENTIAL

Dur 25 years Of experience have
young men with NO EXPERIENCE
in any iield, train them and
quickly they are earning $1,000
to Sl5,OUO annually in commits
Sions. here Is what we need: A
young man who has had at least
z years high school educa ton;
has been used to and not afraid
OF hard work: owns q presentable
automobile: dresses neatly and
makes a nice impression on the
public. II you qualify with the
ABOVE and are willing to take our
training, during which time we
Will pay you a salary, you too. If
you follow instructions will quick
ly be earning BIG MONEY. Ibis
Is not a come on or Just conVer-
sation. II you will take the time
TO come see US, we will introduce
YOU 10 young men who came di-
rectly TO US from a farm, from a
FOOD store, es q truck driver and
a ltnesman from Western Electric
our field, who will produce proof
to your satisfaction Of earning
500 TO $500 PER WEEK for the
past year or longer. This is not q
temporary position. One can make
a local lifetime career out Of ii
and over a period Of time ad-
vance with experience and earn
ings become fabulous. All We will
REQUIRE is your willingness to work,
good character and a short time
TO train you. Interviews for one
day only, Tuesday, September Is.
! am. to 3 pm. See Mr.. Gray,
RALEIGH HOTEL, 18th and Pa.
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

IbI2 K So. NV. EX. 3-7270
AMBITIOUS, ViVaeious, Experienced
person for ladies' specially shop
In Fairfax, Va. Good salary and
bonus. Must have own transporta-
person. call JE. 10000 for appt.
APT. MANAGER for luxury apt.
Write ssia sou sss ssS..a ssEHS:s rsHHStr'S H5 q
can EM. 5-03sb.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
BOOKKEEPER

BooKKEESER. asst. several DAYS
wkly. Give exper.. refs. and wage
desired TO Boz 1851. Star.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT with Ex-
PERIENCE. age 25-45. If. you
keeping and can type. As w.p.m,
you can fill this position. 5 days.
4O-hf. week. No sat. Central To-
sssISlnj sAisnr, fsl na s5y.s open. Mr.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
SUPER GIANT

DISCOUNT CENTER ROCKVILLE. MD.
SUPER GIANT-AsPEN HILL, MD.
Fall opening of these new stores offers excellent
opportunity for
FULL AND PART-TIME
EMPLOYMENT IN:
Housewares-China Appliances-TV
Jewelry Auto Accessories
Ladies' Sportswear sorv,.. c.nt.r
Marking
Men,s C,otbino Camera-Photo
Shoes Carpets
Sporting Goods oats-Suits-Dresses
Stock Clerks Cosmetics
Tailor-Fitter Mem DomeStics
Alterations MEM Home Improvements
ALSO
Meat Cutters Dry Cleaning Clerks
Part-Time Cashiers Pressers and Spoilers
Exp Supermarket Shoe Repairmen
Clerks Guards
FULL TIME OFFERS: PART TIME OFFERS:
Paid vacation Top wages
Paid sick leave Convenient hours
Paid disqualification Work near home
Top wages Paid vacation
APPLY
GIANT FIELD EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Rockville Pike at Randolph Road
Rockville, Maryland
MARYLAND STATE EMPL. SERVICE
1882 Georgia Ave, Wheaton, Md.
1901 Woodmont Ave, Bethesda, Md.
9 Am. to Pm. Closed Saturday
Evening star., 1962-09-16
HELP WOMEN.

ADM. ASST. know bkkpG. 1000
sesy.. CHEW Chase Vie.--slSS 'OSS Sp
Asst, Bookkeeper ---------s s75
Clerk-Typist 10 Ss5
Aeetz. ok, Chevy Chase vic, si00
ALLEN-o'BRTEN Personnel Service
1404 N. z. Ave. NV. RE. 1880
Evening star., 1962-09-16
ADMIN. ASST

College pref. 10 work for man,
in very hectic but interesting
office, good shhd. and typinR, age
70 35. Gail for appt., HO. 2-B5lO.
BELL q ASSOC. (Pers), I'LL
Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Select Thousands OF the cest Fashion Skirts
and FobHes
OF Selection Many More Too Numerous IIustote Here.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Stunning hip-stitched wool skirts
in proportioned sizes for all. In
black, camel or Loden. Short, To-
1S; Reg. 1918; Tall, 1918.
Women, 1898, In black, camel
or Loden ------.-------1 199
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Lovely all wool muted plaid FASH
ioned with two pockets a-sway
with pretty fringe. Button front.
Junior Petite in sizes 7 to IS. A
real charmer and Just check the
price. .-. .
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Tailored all wool pants lined so
they hold crease longer, resist
bagging. In solid shades Of
black, brown and grey. Proper
toned sizes, Regular and Tall,
1918. Junior Petite, sizes 5-lS.
Self Belt Style Pants
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Beautifully tailored of soft, all
wool "doeskin" flannel with back
kick pleat, side ripper. Black,
grey, brown and Loden. Short,
1915; Reg. 1918; Tall. 1918.
JunIer Petite, 7.13 Women, 32.3S
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Here's a bit Of Scotland in style
as well as plaid. Popular Black
Watch Clan plaid smartly styled
with interesting pin on overlap
ing skirt. II you're a Junior
Petite size, z to Is, these are
for you.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Washable cotton gabardine pants
tailored to fit all have ad-
Unstable waist band, too. Three
smart colors: black, grey or
brown. Short, 1918; Reg. 1920;
Tall, 1920.
WOmen's Sizes, SO TO 3s------4.sa
Evening star., 1962-09-30

OF cotton corduroy In red, green,
brown or black, with self belt.
Sizes for all: Short, 1918; Reg,
1920; Tall, 1920. Also in Jr.
Petite sizes sis.
Waistband style In sizes 1888,
2s9
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Handsomely tailored, beautifully
detailed Slacks d. fully lined
for perfect fit, to prevent bag
ging. In lovely muted plaid.
Misses, 1918; Jr. Petites,' 5-lS.
Waistband Style in assorted dark
plaids $50
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Subtly fitted and In a
wonderful new crease re-
sistant blend of wool and
nylon, in novel basket
weave. A delight to own
in red, black, camel or
royal blue. Sizes 1920
AND 14h-22ls in group.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

AS spirited as the new
season, with the new,
elongated waist line and
o short whirl of pleats
for a skirt. Choose it in
camel. grey or Loden.
Sizes 5~i5 in the group.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Yesterday we mentioned the
widely held theory of the origin
of the paratroopers' call "Ge-
ronimo!" shouted just as each
airborne soldier jumps from
the troop-carrying plane.
Briefly, it goes back to a
legend about the great Apache
chieftain, Geronimo. Chased by
a troop of United States Cav
airy, he rode up a hill near
what is now Fort Sill, Okla.a
and was seemingly trapped on
a cliff overlooking a precipi-
tous drop to a small river
below. Rather than surrender,
Geronimo spurred on his horse,
plunged over the cliff and lived
to tell the story. A further
establishment of the tale is
that he uttered a blood
curdling "Geronimo-o-o-o" as
he dove.
All we'll and good, say we.
But why get paratrooper yell
from a field artillery post? So
today R. Collier of Milwaukee
gives a less glamorous but
probably more accurate &C
count of the origin of the call.
In the early days of the
82d Airborne," he writes. "the
men used to go to the nearby
movie in Lafayetteville. Dur
ing the week scheduled for
the divisions initial jumps,
they saw movie named
Geronimo IF that wasn't
the title, at least the Indian
chief played a leading part
Anyway, one guy hollered the
name and one of those things
no one can explain happened.
The whole division took it up
and from them it spread to
the later-activated airborne
forces"
And why do they shout any
thing? Well, Mrs. B. BernS,
also of Milwaukee, has a
theory about that-and, again,
it ties in nicely with our In
J dian brave. According to my
Evening star., 1962-04-13
BY Honno-Borbero

encyclopedia" she writes, "Ge-
ronimo's Indian name was
"Goyathlay'-One Who Yawns.
I am under the impression
that yawning is natures
way of assisting the shallow
breather. Deep breathing is
requisite to the paratrooper
and drawing in breath for the
shout automatically eliminates
any possibility that he may
forget to breathe deeply"
Well, those are the theories.
Take your choice but, what
ever you do when you jump
Geronimo-o-o-o.
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Former ZiegfeId Girl
Speaks Up On the Stage

eled for Schiaparelli in Lon
don, where she took train
ing at the Royal Academy of
Dramatic Arts.
After the war she was back
in New York, and for two
years took training in cos
meticS with Elizabeth Arden
and ran the Arden salon in
Chicago.
1t was there that she met
Roger Treat, newspaperman
and author Of many books on
sports. and married him. She
also continued her stage ca
reer.
These days she and her
husband make their home in
Centreville, Va, where they
have a farm. In between act
ing assignments, Mrs. Treat
grows vegetables and paints
in water color.
Mrs. Treat was opposed to
women who have children
(she has none Of her own
taking up careers.
Having children is career
enough. It's a lifetime oc-
cupation. Girls think that
there's glamour and enchant-
ment in being a model or
appearing on stage; but they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-20
Fairfax Horse
Show Tomorrow

The Fairfax All Horse
and Pony Club 4th annual
Horse Show will be held at
the Bar ] Stables in Merry
field, Va, tomorrow and Sun
day.
The show is to help finance
the Fairfax County Fair
at the old Floris School,
August 3 and 4. Hours are
9 am. tomorrow and l pm.
Sunday.
Glasses will include Novice
Horse and Pony Hunter,
Junior Hunter, Working
Hunter, Large, Medium and
Small Pony Hunter; Open
Jumper, Walking Horse,
Western Time and Pleasure,
Pony Driving, and an Equi-
tation Division.
The show is open to the
public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-20
Women Attend
Convention

Two members of the Silver
Spring Business and Profess
sional Women's Club have
been in Los Angeles, Calf,
this week attending the Ma
tional BPW convention there.
Mrs. Charlotte Martz, past
president of the Silver Spring
club and Mrs. Beatrice Cole,
represented the Southern
District of the Maryland Fed
Grafton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-20

MRS. GEROA TREAT
did modelling with firms such
as Chanel, Jean Patou and
Jacques Helm. She also mod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-20

don't realize that it also is
hard work, and quite a few
of the poor things who take
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-20

1t up end up starving" Mrs.
Treat cautioned young as
pirants to the stage.
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Criticism

All we get are Broadway re-
runs, when actually original
plays should be staged here
and originate from this
town." she said.
Mrs. Treat, a former New
York model regrets that a
considerable number "of the
women we see on our streets
are shabbily dressed"
According to her the big
mistake women make "is that
they buy dresses willy-nilly,
without pausing to consider
whether the clothes meet
their personality and age.
In dress a woman should
try to look herself instead Of
initiating models or film
stars. She should wear
clothes becoming to her in
stead of clothes seen in the
fashion magazines.
Every woman should
make a practice of standing
before a mirror and asking
herself unabashedly Does
this dress look good on me,
or does it make me appear a
freak If then she lets her
common sense take over,
that will be her best guide"
Mrs. Treat counSeled.
The actress said that wom-
en- should not be over-con-
scious of their age. age is a
state Of mind. A woman
should not try to look older
than herself or younger than
herself. When an old woman
dresses too young, she cuts a
ridiculous figure. There's
beauty in every age, and
some women remain beauti-
full no matter how old they
are"
Mrs. Treat was very much
In favor of women taking
organized lessons in make
up. "a good and fresh ap-
pearance can be a psyche
logical boost. My belief is
that a fault in the face, If
corrected, can correct a
SOUL"
But this cannot be fully
achieved without at least
some training in makeup,
Mrs. Treat said.
Mrs. Treat was born Ii
Oslo, Norway. Part of her
schooling was done in Eng
land and France.
Modelled
She came to the United
States as a young girl. She
was a Ziegfeld showgirl for
two years. and played in the
"Whooppee" with Eddie Can
tor, in Simple Simon" with
Ed Wynn, in Smiles" with
Fred and Adele Astaire, and
in "Showgirl" with Ruby
Keller.
She then went to Paris and
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There Is no substitute to
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woman. Mrs. Treat concluded.