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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-03
HELP WOMEN


ADszE. eEcT. -NOt Civil servD
start 70 $50
ABBEY PERSONNEL. l55s Eve NV.
ADMIN. sECYs. : ALL KINDS, fast
Shhd. and typinE, 70 $500, No
shhd., fast typinE, 10 5000. ModeT-
ate Shhd- and typing to $500 All
well screened customers, small and
large Offices, many benefits. a lev
for beginners, 70 $500. Moderate
fees paid after you are working.
Come in and tan Il over, v. WOOD
PERSONNEL, sos 18th 81. NV. Al
I, 300 SOUTHERN BLDG, Dl. J.
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HELP WOMB


HOSTESS ExpeFienced. PerFnan-
eat Position IN one q WashinGtoa's
finest restaurants Excellent salary
Closed Sundays and Christmas. Paid
vacations, free h0gpitz hEation and
surgical benefits when qualified
Hrs. u an. 70 pm Sday week
Apply Mr.. Walters, CAFE BUR.
GtNDYs So1l Com. ave. NV.
HOSTESS in the Maverick Rm.
SouthEate Motor Hotel. 1000 pm
No phone calls Apply in person
Shirley hwy. and Glebe 70.
TBM
Machine operator needed for expand.
inE data processing department
Key punch desirable. but not re-.
CURED. Clerical duties also included
Come 10 70 apply, THE CREDIT
BUREAU IA Oh 81. NV.
INSURANCE RATE CLERK and
policy typist. Fire and casually
agency IN downtown area. ST. 3-lz36.
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w W. handle Fee Paid Jobs Only

We handle Fee Paid Jobs Only
GOOD G REF "a
funny thing hap
pened to me on the
way home from a
forum last night. I
got lost. That means
that I went over the
Woodrow Wilson
Bridge 3 times, went
around 5 Of those
whirly loops Zone Of
them 3 times, I think
and was at various
times going toward
Richmond, indian
Head and the Capitol.
Feature that!
I also saw the sign
In front of The Tele-
phone Company on
Nichols ave. 3 times.
Now I can't recon-
mend those other
places for work, but
a new office is being
opened in the tele-
phone building at
1925 Nichols ave. Sc.
for a 100 people. Now
there is a good place
to work if you would
like to help customers
find telephone num-
Der information. At
$40 a week. To start.
Go in and see Miss
Donna Goodin. She
will be in from $3.50
to 4 Monday through
Friday. Miss Goodin
will be happy to talk
about jobs and show
you the new office.
The Telephone Com
pany is an equal OPP
portunity employer.
And while you're at
1t, tell her what you
think of the sign.
RUCE McHENRY
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SPECIALITY
statesmen

Live, hot. current, qualified leads.
More than you can handle. Estab-
hshed National firm opening Wash
ington area branch office in Silver
Spring, Maryland. Car required for
local travel only. This is an excellent
opportunity for men seeking perma-
nent connections. Earning potential
$4,000 +. Phone 5S7-1277 for i'm
mediate interview.
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HELP MEN
WINDOW
WASHER

New office building seeks ex-
perienced window washer. Must
Be in good physical condition,
energetie and alert. Are 27-a5.
Experience with safety belt nee
e&sary. Good beginning salary.
day week and complete en-
ploye benefits. In reply please
give age. experience and educa-
ton. Box 2S3-H. Star.
YOUNG MAN for stock room and or
der filing dept IN wholesale elec
and hardware CO. Related exper.
drivers license and h-s. education
required. ATLANTIC ELECTRIC
AND HARDWARE CORP, 5776 ioti
ST. ne. CNo phone calls).
YOUNG MAN 70 work in Office. Typ
ing helpful but not necessary. Coo
starting salary, paid disqualification
and other benefits. State educational
Background and age. Box l7o-J,
Star.
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HELP MEN
fCOATtNUED3

ELECTHcIANs-Iocal sxpef. anS
refs. GOODMAN ELECTRIC co.
U7-5Ss3. Ewes. wa. 1-EzSi.
ELECTRlCIANs-Projec foreman's
assistant. Residential only. Possible
manaReuenf potential. Also needed
eyer. helpers. e79-9lio.
ELEcTRIcIAN :, Ar. good position
instsiiztios, Fiirfax L., s m
POTOMAC EMPL., 753l Wilson
blvd, AFi, "a. $500, a LeesburF
PIKE Seven Corners il. I'M.
ENGTNEER 7ndclaas Nd. license
q better. Sober, reliable, al shifts.
Paid vacation and ether Company
eenefts; Can Mon.-Fn. o. 6tooo,
ENGngEER-tth-elass, must Be thor
eosl-hred boilers. others need
not apply. Al Ioea1 references
oniy. Apply the Southern BidF.,
iSth ard H sta. NV.
ENGINEERs AND ASSISTANTS
Sober, hard working, to live In apt.
project. Size and salary commensu-
rate with ability and exper. Air
c0nd. d, No. 8 oil burners and general
malnteHance. Nd. and Va. See Mr..
Nell, $50 anil daily. UNITED
INVESTORS MGT. CORP. Suite No.
ill7s lIzS X q. n.w.
ENGINEER, boiler, refriEeration, air
conditioning exper, and refs. re-
quifed. Can KI. 1900 for appt., p.
2. MYERS, Mgr. GEORGE MASON
HOTEL Alexandria, Va.
ESTIMATOR = exper. required 10
make quantity surveys for blazing
contractor. Apply In person, s-ll
An. Hires Turner Glass Co., cas-
Skaters Lane, Alex.
FOOD CHECKER : Are 1880. $50
AMI pm, Mon. through FIJI. Ex-
per. and local refs. required. Salary
dependent upon qualifications. Apply
weekdays, n pm, Room 1850, Ma
tionai Press Building.
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PURCHASING AS
SISTANT-co llege
graduate with 3 to 5
years experience
purchasing stock, Of
flee furniture and
equipment. Prefer
applicant knowledge
able with printing
and forms. Salary
commensurate with
experience. Apply by
calling 656-2406 or in
person at our per-
sonnet offic e, $500
Western ave-, Chevy
Chase. GOVERN
MENT EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE CON-
PANY.
An Equal-Opportun1ty EMPLOYER
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HELP MoMEN

CLERK-TYPIST, sxpsrienoed fire
and casually Insurance. A. h KEIR
CLRK TTPISTs 70 1900, s days,
FEE PAID. Immediate v. WOOD
PERSONNEL. sos 18th -. NV. At
H, Suite 300. Southern BldE.. DI. J.
57s7.
elk. TTPIST 70 $40
GENERAL CLERK. typinE help
INVENTORY CONTROL elk
sATTEDFIUD ENPL-
700 Bait. Ave, College Park. Nd.
Lie. empl. Agey. % a-bo4O
CLERK TYPIsT, operate 10 key add
vii train On NcR 400. esii z57.iis5.
CLERK-TYPIsT, Is 70 IS for inSuT-
ance agency. To learn PIX Excel.
working conditions, 5 day week. Call
Mrs. Deenihzn, DI. 7-lloo.
CLERK-TYPIsT. IS to IS for gener-
al clerical duties, days, Aohf.
week. Free Insurance, paid vaca-
ton. etc. YELLOW CAB. 3lt Eye
81. ne.
CLERK TYPIST = Columbia pike,
immed opening for bright young
lady with aptitude for figures, IS,
DAYS, 1915. POTOMAC EMPL., 733l
Wilson blvd, Arl.. IA. 5000. ~
Leesburg pike, Seven Corners. JE.
I'M.
and general Office
worker, small office, commercial
warehouse, steady employment, 5
day wk. Box 773-J, Star.
with some knoWl-
edge Of Bookkeeping, opport. for ad-
vsncement. DE. 2-7i7o.
cLERK-TYPIST, must have ability
to meet public, handle involved tele-
phone calls, have interest in de-
tailed clerical work. S-day. lo-hour
week, Mon. through FIJI. Apply
Personnel, 9 am. 10 z pm, Mon.
through Fn., PROVIDENCE HOS
PTTAL, llSo Varnum 81. ne
- PeFsonable young
woman, 2l-3o, exp. on TBM cleo
Permanent position, good starting
salary, opportunity for advance
ment. THE GUARDIAN LIFE ms.
CO., 1900 Conn. ave, Rm. fo7.
phone 337.s9oo for Apt.
-LERK-TYPIsTS (7D average typ
ing speed. Good working conditions,
paid vacation, disqualification. Mr..
RICHITT. MA. s-sssS. Ext. 773, $50
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YOUNG MEN
$495

YOUNG MAN to learn ceramic tie
business and be asst. 70 owner.
Must have car and be familiar with
Northern Va. area. Call ATKINSON
TILE co., 3SS-6ssS for Apt.
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HELP-MEH

POSITION for ca
route men, are IN married. h.s.
grad SllI guaranteed n start. For
apt. Mr.. BINSoNs days 3sS-s39L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-03

CLERK-TYPISTS
We have several vacancies
for young women with
good tipping and office
SkillS. These are perma-
nent full time positions
with interesting and
varied duties. Opportuni-
ties for advancement are
available for those who
demonstrate ability and
willingness to learn. Why
not visit our Personnel
Department for further
details? We are inter-
viewing weekdays from
$3.50 am. to noon, after
noon interviews can be
arranged.
THE EVENING STAR
225 VIRGINIA AVE. Sc.
CLERK!TYPISTs, suburbs, no fee,
$3.50. HAGGERTY EMPL. AGEN.
CY, Sass Fenton st., Sill. Spg., JU. g.
6464.
CLERK-TYPIsT for general office
work. 35-hour week, ST. to start,
raise in 3 months. Apply 10 am. to
pm, RIM. 40, IA 9th st. NV.
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CLERICAL
Cheverly, BladenSburg

SA@4N@ 49,
Cheverly, BladenSburg
A large co. is opening an office
and Is in need OF ! 8 girls
Co. interviewing Wed.
II you are q high school grad with
light tipping ability. an aptitude
for figures and want to work
in this area, and get in on the
ground floor at excellent start
ing salary AMI many benefits
call for appointment Madaline
Pineault. Prince Georges Plaza,
IMMEDIATELY
77e-S4S4. or Clara Trott. Mar
low Helghts Shopping Center.
735-l222. WILLIS a. HART
WELL Gle. Agencyl.
CLERK for Bethesda dry cleaning
plant. Steady job, good starting sal
airy, paid vacation, with chance for
advancement, other benefits. OIL. z.
$500.
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CLERK-TYPIST

@S4& - - - - -
Tvpine. filing and general
clerical duties. Min. typinR
speed Of w.p.m. req. Prior
exper. desirable. Position
located in Georgetown. S64
per wk. Free transp, paid
vacation, sick leave and
holidays.
D. C. Transit System, Inc.
2250 26th st. NE. (26th st. and
BlandenshurE Rd. NED
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FULL COMPANY BENEFITS
$3.50 BLADENsBURd RID.

OHbN RA11ASnsAsGA9 CEsI III
BRENTWOOD. MD.
An EQUAL Opportunity Employer
GENERAL OFFICE-Woman to do
general office work. All company
benefits, paid vacAt Ion. Apply
w, 7. GRANT co., 3ol N. Wash.
St, Rockville. Md. Pc. 2.77Is.
GENERAL CASHIER AND AsSIs-
TANT TO payroll supervisor. Ability
to use various office machines.
Must type. 5-day week, 10 5. New
modern hotel at Scott circle. Excel.
position with many employe bene.
fits, incl. meals, vacation, etc. Ap-
ply Mr.. Britain, controller, GRAM
ERCY INN, 1915 Rhode Island ave.
NV, Wash, d. c.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, -
morns. per wk. ] girl contractors
office. Anacostia. ExpeT. Start Dec.
2 for 10 months. $2.2S per hr. Box
1851, Star.
G.H.W., excel. 2 a.m.-6 pm, 8 days
wk., Sl2 to start, no cooking. no
children. Washington refs. only. l645
Conn. ave. NV.
GIRL FRIDAY, Recp.. Al typist.
Star $40 wk immed open. Miss Lee,
ST. 1896, BOYD'S.
GIRL FRIDAY s37s
Fee paid by CO. No shhd. Congenial
dntwn. office. Excel. typing req.
Age to 90. Interviews by apt. only.
Call EX. 3-5o66. EXECUTIVE SEC
RETARIES INC. (empl0 1873 Eye
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A@4AAAA4A@4NAAAAN
For Office Furniture
Exper. necessary. Excellent salary
for the right man. Apply
WASHINGTON OFFICE FURN, co.
1908 h st. NV.
SALESMAN, professional, car neces.
Sary. S2.l0 per hr. to start, with
bonus arrangements. Must have fol
lowing qualifications: Be apt tele-
phone conversationalist, age IS or
OYER proven record Of sales accom-
plishment. Free to work evening
has good future, call a6[-69of 70 ar
range for interview.
SALESMAN for Va. firm, ali inside
work with advancement 70 nFr- for
bright his. grad, starting sal. SEQ
wk. POTOMAC EMPL., u LeesburT
pike, Seven Corners, JE. 1.T173
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-03

REAL ESTATE statesmen =
middle-aged licensed brokers, ! for
sales and ] for rentals and sales.
Information confidential. In multiple
listing. P.O. Box 7ol. Arlington Is,
va.
REAL ESTATE statesmen. Fxper.
q inexper. for Langley Park Office.
Mr: Biggs. HE. $500 or Hyattsville
Once ~ hEN sTi sy sd Y y. $3.50.
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SALESMAN

We have openings In Maryland and
virginia areas for men with some
sales experience, 500 a week guar
anteed salary, profit sharing retire
ment, disqualification, SICK paw,
vacation with pay. and many more
company .benfits: Must be q years
bic work record. For interview an
pointment call e46-40e7 between Z
pm. and pm. Tuesday only.
statesmen
Leading mems furnishings chain has
openings for exper. salesmen full or
part time. Excel. earnings. Full
company benefits. Wonderful oppor-
tunity. Apply manager,
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP
20 18th ST. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST

We have a position avail. for a wom-
an with approx. year exper. and
able to type IS w.p.m. Conv. Silver
Spring location. S-day WIZ. Contact
Personnel dept, JU. 1894.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-03
WAITER
BUS BOY
PART TIME

New office building seeks two bus
boys for employees cafeteria. The
hours will be from IL am. 10 8
pm, 8 days q week. Cow. down
town location. Excellent working
conditions. Previous cafeteria ex-
perience desired. but not neces-
sary. In reply please give age,
experiences and education. Box
1851. Star.
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CLERKS
See ABBEY First

See ABBEY First
II you like working with figures. Car.
eer Oppty. as acctR. clerks, book
eeping machine oprs d.,
bookkeepersi to S325. Some NO
FEE.
CLK.-TYPISTS-to 500
Many positions. Some NO FEE.
OFFICE TRAINEES
with or without typing; many posi-
tons. To S325. Some No FEE.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV.
CLERKTYPIST. IS w.p.m., age
1885, general clerical duties; Cen
area. Transportation necessary. For
appt., call WE. $500, Ext. 2o6. An
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HELP WOMEN

HEOEF I1ONIO I-ooUU
RESEARCH TEAM
Probably more variety and nex-
iolity than any other reception
list JOB in al Of D. c. MoStly
public contact, partly sWitehbrd-.
some travel. and very lite typine.
No experience necessary for the
personals typist With an eye
Washington Bldg. ME. s-I7Bl.
iEmpl. SeTvicel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
BY D. IA. DERWIN
Stor Special Writer

A new liquid insecticide,
formulated especially for
paints, is on the market.
Containing a combination Of
proven insecticides in a non
flammable solution, it offers
insectkilling action on a
freshly painted surface, plus
longl a sting effectiveness.
Usually a brief contact Of an
insect with the painted sur
face will bring paralysis and
death. Generally the smaller
the insect the faster the &C
ton.
According to the manufac-
turer it kills ants, flies,
reaches, centipedes, moSqui-
toes, silverfiSh, heas and
many other household insects.
1t also reSists the formation
of cobwebs. The insect may
crawl or fly away before it
dies.
The insecticide also pre-
vents breeding and the build
ing of nests.
Tests c onducte d by the
manufacturer show that the
new liquid does not affect
color, gloss, durability or adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
New Paint AdditiVe
Is Death to Insects

hesive qualities Of paint. It
blends easily with all stand
ard Foundations, even the
new acryhcs.
It has no offensive odor and
is non-toxic to humans and
other warm-bloOded animals
when used as directed.
1t is packaged in a S-fluid-
ounce metal can, enough to
treat one gallon Of paint.
Versatile GFiIIwoFk
1t is now possible to enjoy
the luxury of an airy, high
{ a hion grillework that is
adaptable to the S m allest
apartment or the most ele-
CANT home. It adds privacy
without shutting out light or
air.
Made Of tempered b d
board, it finishes easily with
one coat of paint. 1t offers ap-
peal for every room in the
house for decorative dividers,
cabinets, built-in grilles, win
dow treatments or ceilings in
doors or out.
The new grillework comes
complete with mouldings and
accessories necessary for easy
assembly and installation.
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District Building Permits

ment house, a. units, Eli
0rdway st. NV; to cost
1924, 900.
NOrbrick Realty Co., owner,
lib 22nd st. NV; NOrair En-
cheering Corp, builder; John
S. SampertOn Assoc, archi-
tects; to erect 5-story brick,
concrete panel office and
store, 22SS Wisconsin ave.
NV; to cost 81 million.
Saul Ritzenberg & Assoc
ciates, owner and builder,
1923 Connecticut ave. NV;
Berla & Abel, architects; to
erect 10-Story concrete and
masonry apartment house, 1O2
units, 1888 N st. NV; to cost
100000.
Wayne W. Parrish, owner;
Andre BodOr, builder; Charles
M. Goodman Assoc, archi-
tects; to erect 2-story brick
dwelling, 2221 SOth st. NV; to
cost $25O,OOO.
Potomac Electric Pow r
Co., owner, 929 E st. NV;
builder not selected; John G.
LOehIer & Assoc, architects;
to erect 3-story brick and
limestone electrical subSta-
ton, As E st. NV; to cost
100000. y
Condor Terrace Apart
ments, Inc, owner and build
er, 1O8 Pitt lane, Forest
Heights, Nd; Earl yOn Reich
enbach, architect; to erect
4-story brick and cinderblock
apartment house, % units, $50
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Baltimore
Units Begun

Construction has begun on
a 81 million, 1SS-unit apart
ment building at Slade avenue
and Military road in Baltimore
County, Nd, owned by District
partnership, Norman Finkle-
stein and Irwin G. RoSen.
The balconied apartment
building was designed by
Horowitz Seigel ALA AssO-
ciates, and is being built by
DonOhoe Construction Co. Of
the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
AIdre Names
Executive

Martin Kirsch, longtime
employe Of Aldre Construc-
ton Co., Inc, has been pro-
NOTED to general superinten-
dent in charge of all building
operations of the firm.
Mr.. KirSch's responsibilities
have been expanded to include
scheduling and contractor per-
Torrance at the job sites.
Aldre, Inc, developers Of
Stratton Woods in Bethesda,
are building 800 homes at
Potomac Woods in Rockville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26

Condor terrace s.e.; to cost
$3.50
First National Bank Of
w a hingtOn, owner, 1901
Pennsylvania ave. NV; build
er not selected; Chatelain,
Gauger & Nolan, architects;
to erect one-story brick, con-
crete and steel bank building,
SIPS Macarthur boulevard
NV; to cost $4,000.
George r. Hanes, owner
and builder, SIG Kennedy st.
NV; Henry W. Shadid, archi-
tect; to erect S-story brick and
cinderblOck apartment build
ing, Is units, 1907 A st. s.e.;
to cost $50, 900.
FOur-K Land Co., owner,
$500 18th ave., Hillcrest
Heights, Nd; builder not Sc
lected; w. L. Mayne & As
Soc: architects: to erect one
story masonry retail store,
35O5-11 Wheeler I'd. s.e.; Ia
cost $4,000.
Otis Elevator Co., owner,
26O 18th ave., New York; build
er not selected; Clas & Riggs,
architects; to erect one-story
masonry office-warehouse, 465
School st. s.w.; to cost SIS, 900.
Sol Netzer, owner and build
er, 141O 0glethorpe st. NV,
Earl Won Reichenbach, archi-
tect; to erect 3-stOry brick
and cinderblOck apartment
house, Is units, 1885 Central
pl. me-; to cost SIS, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26

Immaculate Heart Mission,
owner, 1851 25th st. North Ar
hngton; builder not selected;
John M. Walton, architect; to
erect 4-s tory brick and
marble seminary, 721 Law
renee st. me-; to cost $500, 900.
S1S 18th Street Association,
owner, 80 18th st. NV;
George A. Fuller, builder;
Alan J. LOckman, architect;
to erect 10-story masonry Of
flee and retail commercial
building, 818 18th st. NV; to
cost 100000.
PSW Associates, owner and
builder, 5581 South Dakota
ave. me-; Eugene A. Del
mar, architect; to erect 5-story
masonry apartment build
ing, ITO units, 1852 Nichols
ave, s.e.; to cost $75O,OOO.
Indiana Associates, owner,
61O6 18th st. NV, builder not
selected; Berla & Abel, archis
tects; to erect 13-story con-
crete and m a sorry office
b uildin 6, $50 Indiana ave.
NV; to cost 81 million.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc, own
er, st. Louis, o.; H. F.
Campbell Co., builder; C. p.
StapletOn, architect, to erect
2-s tory incombustible office
and warehouse building, Oil
Bladensburg I'd. me-; to cost
$3.50, 900.
MeadOwbrOOk, Inc, owner
and builder, S555 Connecticut
ave., Chevy Chase; John E.
Moore, architect; to erect s.
story brick and block apart
, 1963-10-05
SPORTS
Continued on page ~

the Boston American in which
Linz demonstrated various phas-
es of the art Of bubble gum
blowing, would never call this a
stuff ID shirt outfit. You Ought to
hear Bridges outlandish tales:
He was "a fantastic power hitter
in the minors" and could ''out-run
anybody" Did he ever play bas-
ketball? with the Globe Trot-
ters,' Marshal replisd, always
claiming the best. Was he any
goo dat the hook shot? ''The best"
he assured.
If people could hear Mantle
telling cowboy JOKES, they'd agree
that though the Yankees may be
super-human winning remnants,
they sure are human off the field.
And come to think Of it, how
could anybody knock Yogi?
M
, 1963-10-05
Concert Society


Chuasson and Haydn Their ex-
t nsive repertoire also includes
the music Of Brahms, Debussy and
Paganini.
Bass-baritone Yi-Kwei SEE will
be heard on Wednesday, Febru-
airy 10. Mr.. SEE has appeared as
soloist on many occasions with
the San Francisco Opera Com-
pany and the New York city
op.ra Company.
The final concert Of the season
will be a sparkling display of
Flamenco fireworks, scheduled
for Monday evening, March 16,
when the Jose Molina Bales Es-
panoles take ov~r the spotlight.
THE tickets to be offered to
the public next week" Fred Rey-
nolds said, 1are the gateway to
four thoroughly ent rtaining'
evenings. The season price Of
$1,000 per ticket provides admis-
sion to the entire series, and is
substantially less than the same
c ncerts would cost in the States.
Student tickets at $3.50 will, we
hope, encourage many youngsters
to enjoy this fine season"
, 1963-10-05
Young

were Welfare Commissioner Ber-
ryman and Public Works Com
missioner Huston.
The youngsters and their pa
rents who collected these items
were: Jay Gordon Chapman;
David Philip and Susan Startling;
Anita Layfeld; Jacqueline, ALI
son and Elizabeth Brown; Jessica
Loose; Nancy Edwards; Patti and
Jacque Dammann; Michele JEFF
ferson; Helen Robinson; Joe, Gym
thia and Lu Ann Pitts; along with
Mrs. G. Al. Startling; Mrs. Ger
hard Loose. Mrs. Joe Pitts; Mrs.
Stephen Edwards and Mrs. Paula
Brown.
The French Consul, Madame
Marie Daniel, will make arrange
ments for the shipment Of these
items, as well as for their de1iv-
cry in the hands of the proper
agency in Martinique.
, 1963-10-05
ADDITIONS
CONTINUED from page y

Everyone interested in trying out
for one of these "juicy parts as
Mr.. Eckley puts it, should come
to st. Dunstan School Auditors
UNI at $50 Monday evening. Au-
ditions will continue each night
during the week until the play is
completely cast.
Evening star., 1963-03-24
By FRANK JUDGE
90

that makes the difference"
The man doing the philosophizing
was Donald B. Hyatt, director Of NBC
special projects and producer-director
Of Project TO-" Hyatt was explaining
how The Tall American-Gary Coop
er" came into being. It's an NBC
special Tuesday night.
Gary Cooper rode tall in the sad
die" Hyatt said, land when he walked
he stretched his six-three frame so he
seemed seven feet tall. In the make
believe land of Hollywood, he became
a symbol of real American through
out the world"
The special will be narrated by
Walter Brennan, longtime friend OF
Cooper's and a star who also won
three Oscars.
Coop narrated The Real West for
u.s." Hyatt said, recalling the award
winning documentary that was on two
years ago. ut was his only major TV
appearance, and the last public ap-
pearance he made. After he finished
Evening star., 1963-05-27
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Evening star., 1963-05-27
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC (4)-Monday Night
at the Movies. 1.-THE Enemy
Below" A suspenseful duel
between an American de-
stroyer escort and a Nazi
submarine during the clos
ing months Of World War
II. Robert Mitchum. (195D
I1:IO, WTTG (5)-Hollywood's
Finest. "a Yank in the
R.A.F." Dated but still ex-
citing story. Tyrone Power,
Q94D.
1855, wTOP (s)-The Late
Show. Gold of Naples. "
Four tales. comic and ira
gic, that take place in Ma
piles. Sophia Loren, Vittorio
De Sica (195D.