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Evening star., 1963-05-12
SITE PLANNER

SITE PLANNER
For leading architectural firm in
the Washington area. Call 5SS-
1888.
ARCHITECTURAL sPECIFICATION
WRITER, exper. office bldgs,
banks and schle. Part time. Fee
basis. Call HA. 7-4747 for appt.
ARCHITECT, $4,000, perm. BETTY
GRAY EMPL., 62e woodward
Bldg. ST. 3-7123.
ARL. AND SILVER SPRING AREA,
Wanted men to operate q fran
chised route. protected territory.
500 per wk. salary plus comm.
Age 23 to 40, married, good
work records, will train. EXP. not
nee. 5 days per wk. with paid
vacation, plus medical and hospi-
tai insurance, sick pay plan, etc.
Call 277-2464 from 10 am. to
pm. for details and interview
An Equal Opportunity Employer
ASSISTANT MANAGER with
women's retail experience. Join
our fast-growing chain and work
in delightful surroundings. NO
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parel with recent references. Call
MISS REYNOLDS for interview,
Monday or Tuesday, IL to 8. THE
FRENCH POODLE DRESS SHOE,
1923 Conn. ave. NV. co. 5-293l.
ASSISTANT MANAGER : : Young
woman 10 work as assistant to-
manager OF new branch office Of
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association. Duties will include
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SO applicant must be experienced
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field. Also mus be good typist
and resident OF Va. Excellent
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airy to qualified person. Tele-
phone 451-27O0 for appointment.
ASSISTANT MANAGER = Young
man to work as assistant to man
ager OF new branch office Of fast
growing savings and loan as
sociation. Duties will include
teller and bookkeeping work and
so applicant must be experienced
in savings and loan or banking
field. Also must be good typist
and resident OF Va. Excellent OPP
portunity and good starting SAL
airy to qualified person. Telephone
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VITRO
ENGINEERING co.
721 Ellsworth Drive
Silver Spring, Nd,

An Equal Opportunity Employer
AIRCRAFT CLEANERS (3l, i'm.
mediate openings. Eastern All
Lines, Inc. at washington Ma.
tional Airport. Minimum age 81,
must have valid area drivers IL
cense. be able to operate stand
ard-shift vehicles. have no traffic
record. Able to work shift work
S1.9S per hr. to start. Aircraft
maintenance office, Hangar No.
l, National Airport, 8 am. Mon
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ACCOUNTANTS
OFFICE
ACCOUNTING

TRAINEE-$3O3 up
Want TO Join the staff
Of one Of the most progressive
business firms in the city2 II you
are q h.s. grad. Interested in a
all phases Of accounting for an
administrative future. $4,000 in
four years. GRAEBNER'S. 2lI
woodward bldg, EX. 3-7977; Sill
spg., JU. s-3l44, (emplD
ACCOUNTING elk, 5 D. = S65
STOCK CLERK, 3 b. - S65
DUPL. MACH. TRAINEE $50
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TECHNICAL WRITERS
NUCLEAR ENGINEERS
JUNIOR LIBRARIAN
CALI,
5S7-4433

For appointment. or send complete
resume Of education and past ex-
perienee, together with minimum
salary requirements, to:
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APPLY 171s Eye St. NV.
WILSON
PERSONNEL

ACCOUNTANT. JR. We have an
opening for q young man not over
80 years of age who is interested
in gaining valuable experience
with complete set OF books in
our insurance agencies. Ideal for
night student. 5-day week and
all regular employe benefits. Of
flee located on upper Wisconsin
RScKfFRyyD wv AAn D psrsUI ~ . 70 MT
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ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER,
construction exper. nee. Beltsyille
area. OR. 4-77i2.
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unbecoming clothes - so bring
EXQUISITE CLEANERS
DYE WORK SPECIALISTS
$500 Georgia Ave. NV. RA. 3-D777
Parking in front Of our door
MOTHERLEss HOME needs help OF
mature woman N exchange for
room and board. WA. 7-lb7S.
MRS. ALEXANDER
Please call Mrs. Fay
Regarding work,
PIANO TUNING and repairing
Eleetronieally tuned, 50. Work
guaranteed. 5s5-2l33.
PRIVATE odting location for about
100 men, Sat, Aug. 3. suitable
for serving food. MR., w. G.
POWELL, Ma. s-873s,
ROOM WANTED for elderly white
lady on ist floor, near good trans
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SIGNS PAINTED. reas, fast, pro-
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Administrative Asst.
Manage office OF 40 clerks. Some
college and exper. Top salary,
profit sharing, liberal benefits.
PERSONNEL. 1898 Eye NV.
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EMPL. SERVICE, $50 p ST. NV
ACTIVE RETIRED MAN to operate
ST. NV. Selling exper. a must.
Salary depending on ability.
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ADMIN.
JR. EXECUTIVE
TRAINEE-S303

Local firm will train a bright h. s,
grad. In deposits, public contact
and administration. You will be
geared for execu tive offices,
X street location. $4,000 In B
years. Fee reimbursed. GRAEB-
NER'S, 2l1 Woodward bldg. EX.
3.7917; Silver Spring. JU. S-3l44.
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FRENCH LESSONS and conversa-
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family, Bethesda. under 80, nom
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disposition for children Salary
S75 per wk. for qualified person
able to tudor children. Refs. re-
quired. Phone DE. 2-O123i ewes.
OIL. 2-056l.
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ADMINISTRATIONS
PUBLIC RELATIONS
TRAINEE-S4 000

company will train a
his. grad. with good tipping in
straight public relations II he
makes a neat appearance and can
get along with people. $1,000
potential in five years, 3 blocks
from my office. GRAEBNER g.
I'll Woodward bldg, EX. 3-7977,
Sill. sp. JU. S-3144 (emplD.
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drafting as an assistant to the
director. win learn personnel as
well as human research. Just off
Conn. ave. $4,000 In six years
GRAEBNER's, eli woodward
Bldg. .EX. 3-7077, 5il. Spg. JU.
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AND ENGINE mechanic
eNper. IN overhaul only. Mont. Co.
area. g4s-530O.
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HELP MEN
isIsTANT TECHNICIAN

ASSISTANT TECHNICIAN
Responsible for setting UP and
operation Of sound equipment
Able TO perform duties Of movie
projecting and operate 35-mm
slide protector and vugraph pro.
jeetor, Salary S3.S00 per annum
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Immediate openings for experienced computer
analysis and programmes with knowledge of one
or more OF the following
The chronicle., 1963-12-18
Bees Shocked
Gu OF Venom

ITHACA, NY. (UPD - Cor
nell University scientists are Out
to shock the venom out of hon.
ey bees. They do it by "elec.
trio chairs"
Bee venom has not been wide,
ly used in this country for med
ical purposes because Sufficien'
quantities for analysis or clini
cal testing have never been
available.
But, Prof. Roger A. Morse
apiculturist Of the New York
State College Of Agriculture
and graduate assistant Aller
W. Benton now report they have
perfected an electrical for mass
collection Of the venom.
The device 80 a wooden frame
over which copper and stee
wires are stretched - fits IN
derneath the brood chamber 0.
a colony. Alternate wires arr
The chronicle., 1963-12-18
tween white and colored.

tween white and colored.
AT least the early stages Of
|Chou's tour were less success.
full than he might have hoped.
President Nasser who was To
have greeted him, was away in
|TuniSia.
The Cairo newspaper AL Gum
houria noted that one of Chou's
aims would be to try to end the
virtual international isolation
growing out of Sino-Indian bor-
der fighting (which showed
China as the aggressor."
Nor are the new African ma
tons quite so unsophisticated
as the Chinese seem to hope.
Last February's Tanganyika
conference left many delega-
tons angry at the thought that
the Red Chinese had used them
simply as a cover for an attack
upon the United States and an
attempt to present these at
lacks as representing the voice
Of Africa.
1t led to this cold conclusion
by Tanganyika Minister of
Home Affairs Oscar Kambona:
"We are not going to accept
the enemies chosen for us by
Others"
The chronicle., 1963-12-18

charged, the others grounded,
so when a bee touches any two
consecutive wires the circuit is
completed.
The shocked and infuriated
bee then Stings a piece of n.y.
Ion parchment taffeta stretched
taut on a glass surface. Pure
venom, Morse said, is wiped
from the singer and deposited
as clear crystals on the under
side of the taffeta. When dry
it then can be scraped up with
a razor blade.
An average of 20 hives must
be "milked" to obtain a gram
Of venom. he said.
Collectors have to wear as
pirators because the venom is
highly irritating to the mocous
membranes. They also have tc
wear special clothing since not
only do the "stung" bees be-
come irate but they release ar
alarm odor that excites all 9th.
er bees in the vicinity.
Morse said chemical analysis
and further testing Of the ven
The chronicle., 1963-12-18
Chinese Press Claims
OF African Friendship
UPI Foreign News Analyst

III CAbh ANCWo f1udlySt
In April, 1855, in Banding, In
donesia, 20 nations met for
what Indonesian President SUI
karno called "the first inter-
continental conference Of the So
called colored peoples in the
history Of mankind"
It also marked the beginning
of Red China'S determined drive
to extend its influence beyond
Asia and to the emerging new
nations Of Africa.
In the last two years, as the
Soviet Union and Red China
have become more deeply en-
broiled in their theological war,
the Chinese have intensified
their drive in Africa, with the
Soviet Union a major target
and with the difference in the
colors Of mems skins noted at
Banding a major weapon.
At the third Afro-Asian soil
darity conference held in Mo
shi, Tanganyika, in February Of
this year the head of the Chi
nese delegation told Soviet rep
resentativeS ''the whites have
nothing to do here"
Bar Participation
AT a meeting Of journalists in
Jakarta, the Chinese sought to
bar Soviet participation on the
grounds that the Soviet Union
is not an Asian country.
AS the Chinese have pressed
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PAGE NINETEEN

propirate identification card"
AT first glance, the need for
this particular type of legisla-
ton might not appear acute
I'll confess that its significance
eluded ms in the beginning.
But after talking with White,
and reading a companion press
release, | can see how it would
serve a worthy purpose.
White explained that his wife
and the wives of some of his
colleagues have had difficulty
identifying themselves while out
shopping in Washington.
When tney tried to cash
checks or open charge accounts
and were asked for Identified
ton, they could only produce
documents from their home
states. Some stores baked at
accepting these.
The ladies reasoned that it
would be SIMPLER to carry a
congressional Identification card
than it would to take a husband
along every time they went
shopping, which sounds logical.
So White introduced his reso-
luton to accommodate them.
1t might be argued that the
measure if a form Of nepotism,
since a congressman is using his
official position to promote legis-
lation for a member Of his FAM
lily. But that is clearly nom
sense.
No husband in his right mind
would do anything to make it
easier for his wife to cash
checks and open charge &C
counts while shopping.
A congressman would only do
that for a constituent.
The chronicle., 1963-12-18

their claims to being the only
true friends of black Africa
they have referred contemptu,
ously to the Russians as
white and European, anc
have stressed the solidarity Of
yellow and black races against
colonialiSm.
Pressing the Chinese case ir
Africa with personal visits this
week are Chinese Premier Chou
En-lai and Foreign Minister
Chen vi, first stop the flag.
decked streets of Cairo.
One objective is an attempt
to undermine Soviet influence in
personal conferences.
Another is to press for an
ouier Bdnuung-Cype conference.
Red Chinese newspapers have
been stressing the need for
solidarity and mutual support
of Asian and African peoples on
the basis of the Bandung
spirit"
There could be no solace for
the free world if either the com.
munism of revisionist Russia Oh
orthodox China should take root
in Africa.
Tragic Consequences
But tragic consequences of an
entirely different sort would be
the result if the Chinese were
to be successful in their at.
temptS to divide the world be.
The chronicle., 1963-12-18
Congressman
Has Bill For
Wife's Benefit

WASHINGTON (UPD - AS
little as you might think about
it, which in most cases is very
little indeed, a congressman's
wife is also his constituent.
She has a right, just like any
other citizen, to buttonhole her
congressman and seek a redress
Of grievances.
She also has a right, if things
don't work out to her satisfac.
ton, to vote against him in the
next election.
A congressman may not pay
much heed to his spouse when
she speaks to him as a wife.
But when she addresses him as
a constituent, he is dutybound
to listen.
Pleases Constituent
If, then, a congressman intro
duces legislation specifically de
signed to please his wife, he is
only doing what he would do
for any other constituent. No
more, no less.
Bear this in mind, please, as
we consider a resolution intro
duced in the House this week by
Rep. Compton /. White Jr., an
Idaho Democrat and husband.
Whites resolution resolves
that "The Committee on House
Administration shall issue to the
spouse of each member of the
House Of Representatives an ap-
The chronicle., 1963-12-18
NEW GLASS RESINS

TOLEDO (UPI)-A new FAM
lily of glass resins being made
e~xperimentally by Owens-Illi-
nois Glass Co. is reported to
have greater thermal stability
and chemical resistance than
any resins presently in use in
making plastics. These new
polymers also are good at
transmitting light.
The chronicle., 1963-12-18

ON were still necessary but
1--WE expect the device will be
satisfactory for the collection Of
venom from other species Of
social waspS and bees
and perhaps even ants
The chronicle., 1963-12-18

CHERRY HILL, NJ. (UPI)-
Garry Back, Warfare and Bar
bizon-all nomi-
nations at $40, 900 each = won
the Garden State Stakes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-10

Sofewoy Chuck Roo Juicy and oende has rich flavor you qe
finest sroined steer beef It's chunky meoy trimmed free
excess bone and fat giving you delicious beef your
Evening star., 1963-09-19
AFTER DARK
She'sConfused
Timewise (OnIy)

This is not the corner of
The Star in which you will ever
find art CONSTRUCTED by mere
facts, but it has to be reported
that Miss Diahann Carroll is
being mighty high handed in
her treatment Of time. One Of
the high points of Miss Car
rolls act, now being performed
nightly in the Shoreham Blue
Room. is a medley Of old songs
she likes to sing. Songs written
with depression abandon"
she calls them and in their
honor she changes to a flapper
era black beaded dress that
looks like a lampshade.
Then she proceeds to create
the impression that anything
that happened before she grew
up happened in some vast,
vague long-ago-and-far-away
She starts the medley by hit
ting the era she's aiming at
right on the nose with Am
/ Blue?" from the 1929 musi-
cal. "On With the Show" Then
she spreads out.
Her medley of depression
days tunes includes AFTER
You're Gone" (1918), "Dinah"
(1925). Stormy weather
(l933), Heat Wave" (1933)
Taking a Chance on Love-
Q940) and Happiness Is Just
Evening star., 1963-09-19
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

a Thing Called joe" Whenever
that last one was written, it
didn't make any Of the 1947
reference books around here.
HOWEVER-This, of course,
proves little except that q man
who listens to Diahann Carroll
and concerns himself with
when the songs were written
is a little out Of touch with
himself. The important thing
is how she does it. And when
she does it a song stays sung
She makes the Blue Room
scene in a costume that the
members Of the distaff set at
the table identified as the
latest, smartest, most expensive
item on the Paris scene. 1t
was reassuring to know this
because I thought she had
come downstairs in her pa
jamaS and maybe we were
keeping her up. You can un-
derstand why a singer in this
league hates to see @ male
critic come in unaccompanied.
Anyhow. when Miss Carroll
starts to sing, what she Is
wearing is no more important
than when the song was writ
ten. She establishes herself as
boss instantly with q rousing
Evening star., 1963-09-19
By JOHN M. RossoN

now undergoing restoration,
For years 1t was q favorite
stopping-off spot for President
Wilson and the celebrated Mark
Twain when they headed west
from Washington. Both. for
historic purposes, liked to visit
Harpers Ferry and contemplate
once again the towns role in
the Civil War and the story Of
John Brown.
The Hilltop House dining
room, which overlooks the
mountains, seats about $50. 1t
may boast numerous antiques
or on another occasion the
many paintings Of a group of
artists who flock to Harpers
Ferry for inspiration. In q way
the town has become an artists
colony.
The meals are served family
style - platters and vegetable
dishes piled high for all to dig
into at will. We, Of course, had
southern fried chicken. With 1t
came a heaping dish Of mashed
potatoes, another Of fresh
string beans and q third OF
fresh corn on the cob. Already
we had had a cup of delicious
chicken rice soup and a tossed
green salad. Then came hot
rolls and country butter. We
finished with coffee and home
made blueberry pie. The cost
per person was $3.50, not
counting tip.
There are other choices, OF
courses: Porterhouse steak,
$S.95; prime ribs Of beef au
jus, $3.95; choice rib steak
1925; Virginia style baked
ham, $2.95; crab cakes, $2.45;
jumbo fried shrimp, $2.25, and
cold Virginia baked ham, $l.S5
everything included. But what
better place to be southern, so
we chose the fried chicken.
The Hilltop, as we said, Il
a hotel. The price per person
is $11 a day including three
Evening star., 1963-09-19
Look for Frozen Daiquid Mix at your supe

TNHE new Daiquii Collins is made to
l. order for people who like their drinks
long and tall. And its breeze to make
The secret: Frozen Fresh Daiquiri
Mix. No more slicing and squeezing lines.
This mix is pure tropical lime juice plus
just enough sugar to complement the ex-
ira dyness of white Puerto Rican rum.
Make Daiquiri Collins today. Here's
how. Fill tall glass with ice. Add / OF.
Daiquiri Mix, 2 ozs. white Puerto Rican
Evening star., 1963-09-19
DINING OUT
Go West, Young
Hungry Man

Our Sunday drivers have now
turned away from the beaches
and toward the mountainous
areas west Of the Nations
Capital.
The past week found US, too,
heading toward the Blue Ridge,
passing through such quaint,
history-laden towns as Hern-
don, Leesburg. Waterford, Mid
dleburg, Berryville. Winchester,
Charles Town, Harpers Ferry,
Frederick, New Market and
back through Gaithersburg and
Rockville. What a day!
The attractions, of course, in
clude the natural beauty of the
countryside and the towns
connections with Civil War his
tory. But there is more. It's
apple harvest time in the
Berryville-Winchester area, for
instance, and In the next few
weeks the colorful annual fairs
including the exhibit and
sale of Early American antiques
will be held in many Of the
towns. notably the Frederick
Fair, September 24-2S inclusive
and the famed Waterford Fair
october 4, 5 and 8. And finally,
the turning Of the leaves on
the Blue Ridge, still some weeks
away, is always a big attrac-
ton.
For us, however, the icing on
the cake is the availability Of
first-rate restaurants in that
region. It still was not dinner
hour as we passed through the
first communities and 1t almost
hurt to miss another visit To
Berryville's Battle Town Inn
Leesburg's Laurel Brigade Inr
and Middleburg's Red Fox Inn
quaint ante bellum restaurants
offering excellent Southern
cooking. They don't come any
better.
Nor was 1t time to eat wher
we got to Winchester and
Charles Town. but by the time
we got to Harpers Ferry W.
could wait no longer. We
headed Immediately for tht
dining room at Hilltop House
Hilltop House Is q huge ram
bling hotel situated on the tow
ering West Virginia peak over
looking Harpers Ferry. To thI
left is the Maryland peak ant
to the right the Virginia peak
At the base is the confluence
of the Potomac and Shenan.
doah Rivers, a great scenic
sight.
Dating back to the 1S70s
Hilltop House is a relic and 4
Evening star., 1963-09-19
Burr Faces Bard
On Home Grounds
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

World Series in Yankee Stadi-
um. Cara Williams said no
to the magazine that wanted q
frank" account Of her unhap-
py m arriage to John Barry
more, jr. She prefers to let
sleeping juniors life. :. Cary
Grant says he will never be
seen on television. except in his
old movies, Of course, and how
young he looks in them. At
NBC, the notation on Mr..
Grants file reads, Won't do
television. Turned down high
est single guest fee" What
does Cary want with more
money?
The Bob Marxes made Gum
mo a grandfather for the third
time. Warren Beatty and
cover girl Brandon Keene at
the Penguin, and it seems that
Warren is making New York
his home, If this restless lad
can ever have a place he calls
home. Elizabeth Taylor won
her argument as usual, and II
she still wants to star in "The
Sandpiper," Producer Marty
RansahOff viii sign Richard
Burton to be her co-star-ii
Richard wants the part, that is
For $500,000, he probably will
They will make the movie In
Hollywood next summer.
&AA
All those Goth Century-F Fox
exhibitors in New York last
week were there to dream up
new ideas for prolonging the
life of Cleopatra" There has
been so much publicity. that
scads and scads Of people be-
lieve they have seen it and they
haven't. And there is now the
competition Of Liz and Dick in
The v. /. P.s"
The Roman verdict on the
British willy Liar" entry at
the Venice Film Festival is
rather cutel mot q great film,
but very simpatico." To heck
with sympatico. Is 1t box Of
flee?