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, 1951-01-09
Pennies For
PmkmgPIan
Is Successful
BY E. GOODRICH

(Reprinted from Good Business)
Beside a bowl of coins in a
window of the Morris Sign Shop
in Santa Rosa, California, is an
invitation to drivers short of small
change to borrow what they need
to put in the parking meter and
pay it back at their convenience.
Ed Morris, the proprietor, said
the idea took shape when he was
swamped by motorists requesting
change. Sign painting was often
interrupted at a critical moment
and the till was often in danger
of being out of pennies. MI. Nor
ris is a friendly man; so his petty
cash was raided more often than
that of other merchants on his
street.
Under the new plan old friends
and new come into his store for
, 1951-01-09

Indians),
State intermarriage bans, in
force since 1866, have been brok-
en- too many times to mention. 1t
still is in force, however.
The people of Oregon would
have to vote approval of repeal of
the fourth measure, which has
been part of the state constitution
since Oregon was admitted to the
union in 1859.
, 1951-01-09
African Bishop
May Be First
Negro Cardinal
BY CARTER JEWEL

NEW YORK, Jan. 9, (ANP)-
An African bishop is likely to be-
come the first Negro cardinal of
the Catholic church in modern
times, according to reliable reports
coming from the Vatican City, it
was disclosed here last week.
Pope Plus XII is expected to
appoint a consistory to name new
cardinals within two months. Adj
ditional cardinals are needed to
fill the ranks of the depleted roll
of cardinals due to age and other
casualties. Whereas full strength
, 1951-01-09
Across The Desk
BY THE DESKMAN

The Deskman is indebted to DR..
Arthur P. McKinlay for the in
formation that the word "sym-
postum" originally meant "drink-
ing BOUT, a bit of knowledge
which may prove beneficial to
those who have been trying to cook
up a NV name and excuse for gin
parties.
In Albany, New York, a judge
handed down a ruling which states
that women have the right to earn
a living as %barmaids, and keeping
the first paragraph in mind The
Deskman holds that this mean
women have a right to serve as
moderators at barroom "sympo-
sums"
A BRIGHT YOUNG CT who has
made some sort of a study of auto
accidents and teaches auto driving
on the side, says the best drivers
are not educators and scientists,
but just plain every day folks with
ordinary horse sense, and The
Deskman wonders if he is limiting
that educators and scientists do
not have enough horse sense to
keep their eyes on the road.
The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
has gone on record as approving
the appointment of Charles K. Will
son as Director of Civilian De-
tense. There will be a slight pause
while critics Of the NAACP find
something else to criticize.
According to George K. Hun
ton, secretary of the Catholic In
terracial Council, Catholics made
"commendable progress" in inter-
racial movements during 1850,
which is another way of saying
| Catholics kept pace with other
groups working for i%nterracial
progress.
THE YUGOSLAV government
has signed an agreement to put
$7O-million worth of food sent
them from America to proper"
use. Seems they have decided that
the best thing to do with food is
eat it.
A news item from Washington
says the navy is working on a
new type of submarine, and The
Deskman is undecided whether
this news nugget was released to
assure the American people and
their allies, or inform our poten-
tial enemy. He will not know the
answer until Sen. Mccarthy starts
another investigation.
, 1951-01-09
Words Of Wisdom

FEW MEN during their lifetime
come anywhere near exhausting
the resources dwelling within
them. There are wells of strength
that are never used.
Richard E. Byrd
+ \
The candle loses nothing by
lighting another candle.
, 1951-01-09
The WOODPILE

BY r. JOHN WOOD

Those Americans who are concerned about the court
martled Gs to whose defense the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People has been called, should not take for
granted that Thurgood MalshalPs trip to Tokyo will result in i'm
mediate retrials for some and possible freedom for others.
, 1951-01-09
Gov. 10 Seek +.
Action On Racial Lows

SALEM, Ore, Jan. Z (ANP)-
Gov. Douglas Mckay Of Oregon
will seek the repeal of four racial
laws of the state in order to i'm
prove racial relations here, he an
nounced this week.
These laws in their present form
are:
L. The state labor commissioner
shall make a census every two
years of all japanese and Chinese
in the state.
2. No liquor to be sold to In
dams (American).
3. Intermarriage between whites
and Indians, Negroes, Chinese, or
Hawaiians is forbidden.
4. Apportionment for the state
legislature shall be based on the
white population.
The first law has not been OBJ
served since 1923 by Labor Com.
C. H. Gram. Repeal Of the second
law, however, would not break
down the federal ban on, sale of
LIQUOR to Indians who are wards
of the government (meaning most
, 1951-01-09

1T SAVES LOTS of chapping to
wear a pair Of washable white
gloves (clean, of ~course!) when
you hang out wash on a cold day.
, 1951-01-09

requires 70 members of the Sacred
college, the membership at present
is only 81.
The Most Rev. Joseph Kiwan-
uka, vicar apostolic, Masaka, Ug-
anda, East Africa, is most likely
the choice of the Vatican for the
position of cardinal. He is an en-
inent clergyman and a most sue
cessful religious leader of the
Catholic faith in Africa.
Evening star., 1951-06-18
HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST permanent Job, good
hours. Call for appt. FR. Q221.

CLERK-TYPIsT. permanent Job. good
hours. Call for appt. FIR. 9221.
CLERK TYPIsT. personable yoSns
woman, for varied and interesting
job with Red Cross Chapter; hrs,
8 to 8; 5-day wk. Apply MRS. WEBB
cLERK-TYPiST Permanent part
or % %ia::SS0 to 'saS 4:3o. 5.day day wP.; x good d
typist with pleasing personality
to meet the public and work with
view you at the PHOENIx MUTUAL
LIFE ms. CO. sol Southern Bldg.
10th and H SITS. NV -19
CLERK experienced, news
paper ONCE. circulation record
dept; 5-day wk., vacation and
other employe benefits; rapid ad-
cEERk YEfnssmfRf, kf9Prsfo 60 ina9rsnes i9rs otce: s.
eess Ms xRek tEas f1SHR detSssn
fFf T. rHPisf. Phi "a part Ell time. 1s IL
days per wk. Days OF work and
hrs. can be mutually arranged. Con-
genial SURROUNDINGS. Apply SUN
LIFE ms. CO. OF AMERICA, Rm.
401. 1910 Vermont ave, NV. is
CLERK -TYPlST. young lady fol IN
teresting clerical duties In custom.
ers service department of large
local organization. Must be pleas.
ant and have good telephone voice.
Starting salary depending upon
qualifications. Apply MANHATTAN
Co.. Laundry and Dry Cleaning,
1873 Florida ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-18
SHOE statesmen
AND. SAT,EST,A AIDES

SILK FINfSHER. exper, steady po-
s1tion and good salary. Call Mr.
Preeden. OIL. 1901 TOWN a. COUN-
TRY CLEANERS, Bethesda. Md,
Evening star., 1951-06-18
HELP WOMEN tcent. ,
REATTTTCIAN

FULL OR PART TIME; PERMANENT
POSITION; GUAR. SALARY AND
COMMISSION; FREE HosPITALI-
ZAT1ON BENEFITS AND PAID
VACATION: EARNINGS UP TO SIS
TO $S5 WKLY. APPLY CORAL'S
BEAUTY SALON. 18th AND F
BEAUTY OPERATORS, fun or part
time; guaranteed salary and sos
commission: 52-day week; vaca-
tion with pay. CULMORE BEAUTY
SALON. Leesburg Pike at Bailey'S
Cr CroSs Roads Falls Church, Va.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. salary plus
commission. earn SS5 TO 500 per
week. air-cooled modern shop, steady
position. LOUIS, Creative Hair
dresser, 1710 Eye st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-round. part
time; Sc resident preferred; 9 to 6:
air-conditioned shop. 2049 Nichols
ave. Sc, Lu. 1881. -l9
all services of hairdressing and also
give manicures; salary open; hrs,
a;s; SAT- o. d.gs pm ,ot Can I'm Mr. ss9a R91
BEaHTS fGnHpfs'ie9Sir e9SirhaREeAroRs. haEeAi all around.
men and women, for our various
salons. Also manicurist wanted Tor
our Conn ave. salon. Excellent sal
ary and commission. EMILE. 1221
Connecticut ave. Is
Evening star., 1951-06-18

permanent position, Excellent, oppor.
sFosh isaS1sz MoRFSoNg MSaisFES Sg'9 47 ar 4AR'E T. Nv
ASSISTANT sECRETARY-steel COM
pany's Washington once; 4O-hour
week; conditioned bldg; refer
snees -eauired. Apply "O9 Wire
ATTRACTIVE. REASONABLE COL
ORED GIRLS for part-time evening
Photographic modelling. For an ap-
pointment, call Mr.. SCuRLoCK.
AID. 31l4.
AUTO TITLE CLERK-we have an
opening for q young woman who is
. good typist to act as cashier and
title clerk. This is very Interesting
work and an opportunity to meet
people. We will teach you and pay
you Q good starting salary. See or
Ssa:SIEs S%I3SLEs4I5ERs: = ISc ssa5S I5Sl Biz BIZ
BEAUT1CIAN, man or woman: expert;
RETT PARKER HAIR sTYLISTs.
S406 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring,
AEAUTIclAN-Good stylist and hair
cutter for Silver Spring and Mays,
Nd: Earning Up to $10o. Box 422-
BEAUTICIAN-All around operator
wanted: top salary and comm; Also
asn sRspss styss tSs at T'PsHE1i pFsS 6s s6s
IL st. NV. lis
start; day on: air-conditioned
salon. WILLIAM OF NEW YORK
HAIR sTYLIsT. 1918 Michigan ave.
ne. Ia
Evening star., 1951-06-18

woman who needs $40 to
$50 weekly to supplement family
income, In pleasant and dignifled
training at our expense: car neces-
sary for local driving. To arrange
for personal interview, write z. M
LOUIS, Box 57s6, Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1951-06-18

RESIDENT MANAGER
White, for large garden-type apart
ment project in Hyattsville area
must have had experience in this
type OF work. or comparable posi-
tion; unattached woman, age not
to exceed 45: attractive salary and
apartment. Box 31S-C. Star. lis
Evening star., 1951-06-18
CLERKS
CLERK

CLERK-TYPlST, perm position. s.
day. 40-hr wk.. pleasant working
cond:; in new modern building: paid
vacations and other employe bene-
fits. Goth CENTURY FOX FILM
CORP. 4l5 3rd st NV
CLERK-TYPIST, white. for several
months temporary work; S45 for
CLERK-TYPIST. white. must type 80
w.p.m.; interesting position with
excellent opportunity. See Mr.
Summerlin. SMITHS TRANSFER
q STORAGE CO.. 1918 You st. NV
CLERK-TYPIsT. monitor board op-
35 hours. SALARY commensurate
with ability. MISS WALSH, RE.
cILiERK-TYPIsT-For insurance oface,
excellent working conditions. 3?1a-
hr. wk.. $3.50 to 4 $50; many employe
bsnsfts BENEFITS. Apply Mr.. sea5S Iron or Miss 4N
DEMNITY CO, $50 woodward Bldg.
18th and H SITS. NV. Elk 1860.
CLERK-TYPIsT and general ONCE
worker. desirable working conditions,
company benefits; Can ga GAIT &
CIERK-TYPTsT. for Insurance once.
5-day wk. Perm. position. Apply
-03 Victor Bldg, 724 9th st. NV.
COUNTER GIRL for bakery; expert
enced. Apply 1922 Eastern ave. NV.
COUNTER GIRL. 5-day wk.. good
snS DaS fxper ons JosEfR PPM RAsTz Rsrzefn p1N
ZINC RIM. Pan American Union
sAe uoI1u@Asuoo pus a@6t 'xsuuV
NV. Id
Evening star., 1951-06-18
HELP MEN tcent.l
YOUNG MEM

TO teach ballroom. dancing. Experi-
enced $3.50 per hr. to start. Also
trainees. Full and part time. Apply
DON MARTINI STUDIOS
602 18th St. N.M:--l124 Conn. Ave.
MAN, white or colored, experienced in
meats: full time; good salary. SILL
YER STAR MARKET, 4th and H NV.
30
THREE t3l MEN are needed locally
for interesting field work connected
with popular radio give-away pro-
ceptinral earnings on salary or
comm, basis. Apply SSH 14th st,
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, experienced
repair clerk for jewelry store. RE.
COLLEGE STUDENTS for SUMMER SUNNI
work; outside sales work; average
sHFDEsR sialass fs Room Tsss ST. "a e. 9th Ms +
coiLEsE sst srp6ENr apG m osE2sH aHaoaRk i lS fl
time for local summer work. ability
TO meet public more imp. than pre-
vious exp. About $65 wkly.. Part
time during school year II desired.
Apply Room fo2' no 14th st. NV.
COUPLE. white RiM; or colored. care ig for
small. close-in Md: farm estate;
Ashton 5S14. "a
STUDENTS, over 81; If you are look
ing for summertime. employment and
less than $50 per wk. to start,
hard. Apply MR.. JEFFERY, Room
S'@, sGs' yiesSr a!sSr,dan Bids 9th and is g Dl
wANTED-WoRKING CHEF. white
or colored, in lge. sea food reStau-
rant. One who can take full charse
ana supervise kit. Top wages for
riEht man. Call Du. 3b0S for, ap-
MEN WANTED. 1880 years Of age,
70 change fare boxes. Must have
legible handwriting and be in good
physical condition. No exper. re-
8 p.m.-a:4S am; 4o-hr. week. 5
nights; $203 mo. to start. Apply
Employment once, CAPITAL TRAN
SIT CO.. Both and M SITS. NV. Take
yoGNG nj Man. Ssa sse IS rii to as, If You
good chance for advancement to an
executive position, and are attend
ing or are planning to attend col
sss openns o. nsn' .ysiab xi asv' fh. En- sfss IS
full-time permanent position. Ap-
ply Room 800, s16 14th st. NV.
MAN FOR INSIDE SHOP WORK
Electrical or mechanical exper.
helpful but not necessary. MODERN
MooRs, :4S1 18th st. NV. lis
YOUNG MAN, permanent position;
opportunity to learn trade; 40-hr
wk.; good starting pay and chance
for rapid progress. Apply Is Vir-
giniR ave. S.w. -19
MANA lob with a future. Immediate
high income on salary basis. Duties
function as manager OF store in
the business of wholesale electrical
supplies and fixtures: complete
charge Of all personnel and matters
relating to the operation Of success
full old line company in WASHINGTON.
D. C. area. Consideration will be
slven to man who has no experience
in store management provided he
has well-rounded background and
experience in electrical supplies and
hxturesi either inside or outside
sales. Position is now vacant. Our
present personnel are familiar with
this ad. Call MI. 1918 ANYTIME
Sun. or after $50 pm. weekdays.
A JOB FOR 2 MEN-steady work.
good pay; most of our men earn
&100 or more weekly. Call .RA.
MEN, over 1s. to take orders for
Golfers: 3 orders per day pays
S75 per wk Room 424, 1404 New
Y0rk ave. NV -I&
Evening star., 1951-06-18
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT, some knowledge of
taxes, fer part-time work at your
home and at your convenience.
AIERT YoUNG LADY twhite1 to
handle busy telephones In down
town etice; 8 days: salary open,
ALERT YOUNG WOMAN twhite)
pleasing telephone voice. capable Of
meeting public. TO work Sat. and
Sun. 9-6. Ma. 2-17.
ASSISTANT CASHIER - Life insur-
ance once; perm. position; typing
essential; five-day 35-hour wk.. paid
vacation. retirement sickness and
accident benefits. Call MRS. EVANS.
MA. 1890, -l9
Evening star., 1951-06-18
HELP WOMEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SECRETARY- -STENOGRAPHER, In
Alexandria. 5-day wk.; salary open
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPRER, two
positions open; 5-day week; pleasant
conditions working with radio and
publications. NATIONAL COUNCIL
Of CATHOLIC MEN, RE. 1858. Ext.
295. 10
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER. law
once; start Immediately. Phone Ma.
Evening star., 1951-06-18
SALESLADIES

Full-time positions for women with
retail experience for fine ladies'
department: excellent opportunity
at all 3 YMS stores. downtown,
northeast and Clarendon, Va. Lib
eral discounts.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
Evening star., 1951-06-18
HELP WOMEN
PIX OPERATOR
PIX OPERATOR

For work in large apartment build
ing. Apply manager. MAJECTIC,
1900 18th st, NV Ia
Evening star., 1951-06-18
SAT,EST,ADY

experienced, better
ready to wear; salary plus COM
mission; $50 week minimum cam
ing JOAN ROBERTS, HOO Conn
for yard goods and yarn
shop full or part time. Bethesda,
Md. WI. sos, WO. o97S. -23
for credit iewelry store.
Must have previous experience. See
Mr.. Franks at HARVEY JEWELERS.,
90S F ST. NV. -19
for full-time position in
a modern air-conditioned ice cream
and candy store in Sill. spg. and
Bethesda; Offering an excel. opport:
for advancement; paid vacation and
disqualification and a 44-hr. wk..
with some eve. work Phone SH.
ABB Sunday and weekdays. lis
for stationery dept, full
time. perm. position. Apply WILL
LIAM BALLANTYNE d SONS, 1921
sALEsWoMAN. for gift shop. perma-
nent position. 5-day week: selling
experience not necessary Apply 10
TO 8 pm. MARY BAYNES GIFTS.
a0e l4th st. NV. is
Evening star., 1951-06-18
PRESSERS

Good chance for advancement. Vaca-
tion. Good salary. Apply ALBAN
TOWERS HOTEL. 3700 Mass. ave.
Evening star., 1951-06-18
SALESLADIES

hosiery and lingerie departments
Excellent salary, pleasant working
conditions Apply
LIBERTY SHOPS, 1900 G st. N W.
10
Evening star., 1951-06-18
HELP WOMEN
EMPLOYMENT

If you've had retail store experienc~P
selling. or in any phase Of once or
service detail here are opportunities
for YOU. The Y. M. S. needs
stores. Work in pleasant air.
cooled surroundinsS. Enjoy liberal
discount PRIVILEGES. Choose the
store nearest you in downtown.
northeast Washington, your expert
ence and the store location Ehe,e
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP 1919
F st. NV. for an interview. lis
Evening star., 1951-06-18

SECRETARY-Age 21-35; expanding
organization has perm. position for
accurate secretary: excel salary.
based on 5-day. 40-hr. wk., with op-
portunities for additional overtime
pay; generous employe dement's. Call
Hu. 5000. MR.. HOLBRUNER. -22
SECRETARY. consulting engineering
once: permanent; diversified work:
pleasant working conditions; l-girl
ofhce: 5-day wk.; $50; age $3.50
SECRETARY. capable. conscientious,
for interesting work in Catholic rec
tory; good pay. Box 4S4-E, Star.
SECRETARY. congenial; interesting
Job for intelligent girl competent
take full charge small office, air con-
ditioDed If you are the girl we want.
salary will be made agreeable. RE,
5062 -19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted:
sos for 35-hr. wk. RE. 3155. --19
SECRETARY for research dept. of
children's magazine in Silver
Spring; college preferred; short
hand RED; 35-hour week. Call
Ju. 7-63O0. 9 to 1880 am. is
SECRETARY, experienced, with above
average ability. Engineering firm,
Georgetown. Salary open. Phone AID.
81 32 for appointment. -19
SECRETARY-For position with large
local insurance agency; excellent op-
portunity for advancement; salary
based on experience and dualifica- =
tions. YOUNG g. SIMON, 340 Wood
ward Bldg DI $50 -23
Evening star., 1951-06-18

TYPIST
Perm. position, work for executive OF
national organization: 5-day. 40-hr.
wk. Call MRS. KERWICK, ma. 3507.
Evening star., 1951-06-18
STENOGRAPHERs

openings for exper. ste
nographers in nom Government sci
entific research organization; perma-
nent position for women under 40
years Of age. Offering: 7ia-hr. day.
5-day vk., "a days annual leave.
conditions. Cali EX. Sl00, Ext. So
Evening star., 1951-06-18

SaleSladies Experienced
IN infants and children's wear. good
salary. paid vacation. JAY DEE'S,
1907 G. st NV Ia
Evening star., 1951-06-18

SALESGIRL. 30-40 years. approx.
excellent working conditions. THE
GIFT STALL. 1904 X st. NV. is
SALESLADIES for lingerie and sports
wear Excel. permanent positions.
Good starting salary with rapid ad-
vancement. Apply BEYDAS. 31I4
18th st. NV -10
SALESLADIES, full or part time:
ready-to-wear and accessories in fine
ladies specially store: experienced
preferred. Apply THE ESSIE O'DON-
NELL CO., 3407 Conn. ave. NV
Ia
Evening star., 1951-06-18
ASSISTANT MANAGER
SHOE DEPT.

Experienced retail shoe business;
permanent position, excellent, oppor-
tunity; salary open. Apply Mr.
Brown. MORTON'S, 427 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-18
WOOL EXPERIENCE

W0OL CAI G1G1C4NNc
Two vacancies for experienced wool
pressers. Plenty OF work every
week in year. High piece work rate
This is an opportunity 20 line up a
permanent position. Apply Mr.. Op-
penheimer.
hRIsTo CLEANERS.
l.26 S. Capitol st. lis
RECEPTIONIST for beauty salon;
knoTlsdge Of PIX excellent salary
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN, tc
fill our sales stan. We need Z
live-wire women; experience not
necessary; will train; drawing &C.
count may be ARRANGED For sp-
pointment call NE. 66l9. YOUNG
&; BOWERS
young lady. 2O-35
for large Northwest apt. bldg. Call
MRS. FRANKHAUSER. OR. 1900
bet: 8 and 5 for appt. lis
STENOGRAPHER
professional ONCE, desires girl with
ability and personality for career
position. Call OW, 1892. lis
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-01
Poetry Day 1851

THROUGH THE combined efforts
of regional directors, state founders
and state organizers, Oct. IS, 1850,
Poetry day, was observed by 10
states and Alaska. Montana was
among them. This year Poetry day
will be celebrated in "a states from
Maine to California.
In Montana "a radio stations,
many organizations, schools, stores,
etc, will help to make Poetry day
a success. Similar celebrations will
be held in the 80 other states.
The poetry movement was first
inaugurated several years ago by
Lucia Trent, who founded the day
in Texas as memorial to her first
husband, DR.. Ralph Cheyney. The
movement spread to other states and
soon became national and inter-
national.
In Montana the founders are Jessie
Perro, Missoula county, editor Mon
tana Poetry Quarterly; Mrs. Roy
Carkeet, Silver Bow county; Grace
B. Tretheway, Flathead county;
Mary Johnson, Carbon county; Mrs.
Joseph Pepos, Cascade county; Lula
Cobb Jones, Yellowstone county.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-01

the back Of the leg. It may occur
without apparent cause. or it may
result from arthritis. bone disloca-
ton, or an infection. The pain often
extends from the hip bone to the
toes. usually of just one leg. The skin
sensation may be disturbed. In some
types of sciatica, if the course is not
checked. the muscles in the calf may
begin to waste away and the foot
may become bent
Rules for Prevention
/. Have regular physician exam
nations. Follow your physicians
recommendations for clearing up
sources of infection.
2. Live calmly. Avoid stress,
strain and overfatigue.
8. Avoid undue exposure to cold
and damp.
4. If your work exposes you to
dangerous chemicals (such as lead,
arsenic or mercury, be sure that
you are properly protected
5. Be sure to eat enough of the
B-vitamin foods: bread, cereal, meat,
fresh eggs, cheese, every day.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-01
YoNr Health
Neuralgia, Neuritis

NEURALGIA AND NEURITIS
are painful disorders of one or more
nerves. The cause is not always
known, although it seems frequently
to be related to weakening of the
body by illness, injury or under
nouriShment.
AS a rule, neuralgia" refers to
a nerve that is causing pain but is
not necessarily damaged. 'Neuritis'
usually involves inflammation of one
or more nerves. Neuralgia usually
causes sharp, fitful pains; neuritis
pain is more apt to be constant and
burning.
Facial Pains
Facial neuralgia attacks persons
over so years of age more frequently
than the young. In this disorder, ex-
cruciating pains flash across one side
of the face internationally. Some
times tingling of the skin warns
that an attack is due.
The Spasms are usually ''set off
by draft of cold air, or by swallow
owing, yawning, chewing, shaving,
or similar activities. Often the pain
can be produced by pressing sensi-
tive trigger point" along the nerve
path. After awhile, the painful
flashes stop, only to appear again at
any time from hours to months later.
If the condition is not relieved. the
period between attacks becomes
shorter, until pain is practically con-
tinuous. The sufferer becomes dis
tressed by the uncertainty and
agony of the attacks. a competent
physician should, by all means, be
consulted. as he can usually relieve
the suffering.
A Nerve Inflamed
Neuritis may be localized in one
nerve or generalized in many Either
type may result from injuries, poi
sons. infections, or chilling. The To-
Called type is more common. The
path of the nerve develops burn
ing sensation. The flesh may have a
numb or Crawling" feeling. The
skin is often redeemed along the
course Of the nerve. The condition
is usually not serious unless it is all
lowed to continue without treat
ment
Sciatica is localized neuritis Of
the sciatic nerve. which runs along
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Trinity Glass Day Rites
Attract 1000 Visitors

Nearly 1000 parents, relatives
and friends attended Class Day
exercises yesterday at Trinity Col
Iege for 1C8 seniors who will grad
uate tomorrow.
Members of the sophomore class
carried the daisy chain for the
seniors. Student government and
class officers led the procession.
The seniors fareWall to Trinity
was given by the class president,
Miss Mary Theresa Shea of Man
haSSet, N. Y.
A faculty reception for seniors,
their parents and other guests
followed on the Aventine part OF
the campus. The commencement
opera. Trial by jury" by Gilbert
and Sullivan, was given later at
O'Connor Auditorium.
The annual baccalaureate mass
will be celebrated at 1890 am. to-
day in Notre Dame Chapel at
Trinity College by the Rev. Eugene
Burke, esp. head of the depart
ment of theology at Trinity. The
baccalaureate sermon will be given
by the Rev. Louis A. Ryan, O.P.
professor of Theology at Trinity.