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Evening star., 1952-03-16

REPAIR DEPT. CLERK
Young lady to take charge Of rapidly
growing service. dept. In q leading
downtown jewelry store; experiences
In estimating watch and 3ewelry. re-
good starting salary: company bene-
fits; pleasant surroundings. Apply
in person to Mr.. Eiseman. BATES
JEWELERS.. Z ut 9th st. NV. lis
SALES CLERK-selling and stock
keeping In general merchandise
store. Some cashier work. 51a-da.
Handicapped preferred. ME. 5940
for Saturdays only;
MooR MO- T PASTRY 81 "; ;sHoP. 'ioii27 Coles
vile rd., Silver Spring. Md. -1S
rs to 40 years. minimum
Sosf, seond. THE tsfsr' GIFT STALL. sds isth
and K st. NV. -17
SALEsLADY-Exper. Attractive offer
for position in retail store in
Annandale. Va. FA. 6060. -21
SALESLADY, for ready-to-wear: excel.
salary. plus comm; 6-day wk. Apply
sFHSrs n SsFson n1af5 9oiy q t4 e mrs Olson. so-
SALEsLADY--Managerial capability:
ladies' ready to wear and acces-
sories: salary and commission COM
mensurate with ability; also evening
14th st. NV. DU. 1242.
SALESLADY. 5-day week, exper. nee
essary in ladies' ready-to-wear and
accessories. FRANKS FASHION
SHOP, 5000 14th st. NV. liz
SALESLADIES, white, for 5 6 10-cent
stores and drugstoreS; exper. in dry
Job; good pay. Call 10 am; to
! 8 pm OW. 2455. --17
SALESLADIES, experienced; chill
dren's wear; excel. sal. and COM
mission. Apply ESTHER SHOP, 1925
sALESLHDiES (2): build own busi-
ness; guar. hosiery. lingerie. direct
sales or party plan; no deli; comm.
immed. RA. 6S1S Sat.-Sun. lie
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DANCE TEACHERS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Newly dec. studios. part and full
TREMoAPPD 1Rs AAPDiy sr6p1o, 6 Seef ssos sAMMY eonn.
ave. NV. DU. 2142. lis
ENTERTAINERS and acts OF ali dc.
address. telephone number. descrip.
tion Of act to Box 22O-R. Star.
LADY OR GENTLEMAN with tele.
phone can supplement income By
man from 'hs' : list Of f'f prospects. Sssas.
Interesting; ideal Tor .shut nv
No exper. nee; reply giving sen.
naSD.r 1naH and Box ss@ ssdSEs;s ss.s and s.n'
MAN OR WOMAN living In vicinity
ply bs lsttsr sS only s01h BEckSR q SR's T1TEE An
RiEerdaic. Maryland. Id
oRGANN!IsT. First Church Of Christ
Scientist. Scientist. Arlington. Va. win hold
white. 21-35 yrs. Per. appear. from
OAKS RESTAURANT. isis wis. ave. ave-
SODA FOUNTAIN CLERK white,
%Urk ls ABBY STi OLD fHXpfSspcsf sHSs. ss.
MACY. ii461 Ga. ave. wheaton.
OR sEAMsTREss for repair
and alteration work. Experience
necessary. Box 406-R, Star. --10
COUNTERMAN, or
sssa Ss%.P pa, vissssdl issosssdlmo5NTs FL nrcSl is:SsHssl
BEN. k4l6 Queens ChaneI I'd. sd
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MATTRESSES

resssTr1sS}NSs. ATA4sLE 4ay n n sETITERE EIiEEE
HOURS: NO PLACEMENT FEE. AP-
ENdaTo5SSP NdaTo5SSP'R 'REsTA6SRANT EsE IRA zssGoscafAA--
TION. -18
WAREHOUSE OFFICE MGR.-We
can ofIer TO the right person
ssns e sn MS. e e.. nsi sis snsFSstis W1:
for o. BOZ Boz ssss. BetnesdaD. he's Disseo..lS Md iS
|X-RAY TECHNICIAN-For hospital;
registration not necessary. but at
sSsltsrs SetNssen sIs! sns meals. Du' ia 1920
GIRLS. for eeneral once work; ex-
Gel. salary. EIsEMAN's. COL 7th
GIRLs iii aiS; Ss;white) for clerical work: also
sale distributor; vacations, ETC., 5-dy.
LADIES l4j. AvoN's regular custo.
mers calling. Why not earn S2O-S25
We weekly Szdn X pleasant part-time yesrk.
LADIES, refined; stanley Home Prod
ucts has dealership open, SIS wk. !;
permanent. H0. 7776.
WOMAN, with car, to train locally
for permanent position with large
slider inexperienced woman who Is
wanG ma1 sccepsea % nHf yalE Sa1Evassia. Sn9.
direct supervision Of manager; earn
while training around. 500 Zkly.
Apply bet. o-12 Monday. 1116 o.
WOMAN to make appts. on home
telephone. 3 or 8 hrs. daily, for
educa. prograrn. Good income. Write
Box 1Sb.S, Star.
WOMEN ~ EARN BIG MONEY, IN
spare time selling, HOUSE OF PLAS-
TIC products through popular party
plan. For details. call or write
HOUSE or PLAsTTcS. 2435 18th
WOMEN twhite). part time; wonder
full opportunity to use 3 few ewes. \
wk., earn between $40 and $50 per
wk. Pleasant. friendly selling work.
no cAnvassfng. Pleasing personality,
neat appearance and WILLINGNESS to
apply self are requirements. Call
gN $3.50 between II and I og .
WOMEN who know Avon cosmetic,
viii appreciate this nne opportunity
70 earn money IN spare time. Cali
GL. $500 after 8. Id
YOUNG LADY-perm. position IA D.
small claims ONCE Of large insur.
ance company. Typing essential;
good salary; 6-day VIZ. Apply Hm.
82l, UNION TRUer DLp0., 18th
and y sts. nv. Phone d. e7lS.
AO
Evening star., 1952-03-16
MACHINE
BOOKKEEPER

Woman to post on book
keeping machine in large real
estate and mortgage loan Of.
nee; must be experienced typist
and have knowledge of simple
bookkeeping; pleasant sur:
roundings, air-conditioned
building, 37h-hour work week,
no Saturday work. lunches fur
nished free; disqualification
and life insurance furnished
free after reasonable length
of service; good salary to
start with opportunity for adj
vancement.
CALL M. BEAN. Ma. 2112
Evening star., 1952-03-16

TWO HOUSEWIVES With cara. Tor
tour days wssEiy: ear: earn sas s'; xsseiy:: ssesiiy:
MSSrrSha sSS rnSa-Fh FhoHRsTS; stsT; . .,n,. r,.,
Insurance. hensfts. Saiary orens
Call Mr.. sCRUToN. ". 200.
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HELP WoMFN

IEACHER-Eindergarden; exper.; g.
hr. program. reading, readiness and
TEIkf nom oAAafEsDRaisf oRbEa VH GiRRsEass.v- Rssa
food working conditions. Apply in in
person. $3.50 Pa. ave. NV. RIM. $40,
TEIEsaohS TIEstEffRo N ofRRaard5R2 Raa IL nSon sSr air.
line. Exper. and with knowledge OF
tEygpoins. Ego6 Can MRS. SUsKEY. EE.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. steady
work from your home: no party
lines. You ape paid for each call.
NE: 6660 Tor appointment.
SOLICITORS, expert
enced preferred. but not necessary;
part or full time; to sell, merchan-
disc made by the blind; liberal COM
missions; We deliver. Cali Elk. 1898.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD
Operator, secretarial; days, 8 to A;
permanent; $166 month. Apply
manager, KENNEDY WARREN. 3l3S
Connecticut ave. NV. lis
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS
For Q well-known charitable organ
ization. Expertenced only. Call
Sunday before 4, EN-. 4965.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR
Age 21-39. must have recent exper. 1;
unhm. phone on pvt. line; health
ms; 81 hr. to start, then Sl.26.
u. 7-6672. Ill Mon. ONLY.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
StenoCranher-Clerk

Stenographer-Cler
For clsri:al, tsn,. and stsnSsrspnic agtie'
Should be able to take shorthand 81
70 w.p.m. and be. accurate, neat
typist. Salary dependent upon
qualifications. Eive-day. wk.,. paid
vacations, sick leave, free trans
portation and other employe benefits,
Phone for interview.
CAPITAL TRANSIT
MI. 6363. Ext. 652.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
JUNIOR CLERK
LOAN CASHIES

II you are experienced. This Is tn.
position YOU have been looking for
2 We. are an independent company
with salaries and working conditions
above. average. Find out for your
self by calling MIR. CARLS, RE
Evening star., 1952-03-16
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BANK CLERKs-we are willipg to
train several high school grad6ates,
male or female, for positions as
bookkeeping machine operators or
tellers. Age IS to 80, 6-day, 4O-hour
week. Apply to THE CITY BANK.
9th and Massachusetts, ave. NV,
BOOKKEEPER, to work In q real
estate. ONCE; must be sober, de-
pendable, and able to type; b-day
week. paid vacation and holidays.
csMp sSx iS17hi StiScToIs stsr AVN cc7;ll77v
LORS WANTED-Both men and
women. Non-segregated day camp
In nearby Virginia. June 23 10
August 1. Children 4 to 12. Ap-
plicants write qualifications 70 BOZ
CIiERR. age. age 1s to as. mise. aI ciearic.l
work IN the accounting Division.
High school graduate; S1eo mo. to
start. $221 In three months. Other
week: Apply WASHINGTON GAS
bbndGHT CO.. personnel dept, 100
CLERK-TYPISTS, IS to so years.
Salary, $270 monthly. start; b-day
wk. State education, experience, IL
any age. giving references. Bog
45l-R, Star.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

STENOGRAPHER- R-CLERK-Large oil
company desires young lady. 1S TO
35 for general once work including
light stenographic duties. Downtown
location, nice ofices. excel. workina
conditions; 40-hr. wk. For inter-
view, call MIR. MONTGOMERY. ST.
s1TiESNsOlGRAPHER OFFICE CLESK.
age 25 to 20: permanent position.
Experienced with addressograph. b.
mimeograph, general clerical work;
40-hr. wk.; starting salary. $50 per
wk.: organization has many other
benefits. Apply Box 111-R, Star.
sTENOGRAPHER SECRETARY -
Growing law hrm with wide variety
Of work desires competent stenog:
rapher-secretary; 39-hr. wk., paid
vacation; good salary; interesting
work and congenial atmosphere In
new air-conditioned bldg. MA. 1881.
sTENO. SECRETARY. young and per.
sonable. for well-established lawyer
investor; 5-day wk.; 1-girl ONCE; ex-.
cellent salary. Apply afternoons. Bird
a. front, 729 18th st. NV. -16
paid va
cations. hospitalization. Apply
WOOpHOuSE STATIONERY CO..
1922 III st NV -1S
Evening star., 1952-03-16

uehP WOMEN tCont.l
DEAroNsTRATERs. ladies. neckwear;
tss gtlssi ifisfsT sFSsE SSaa
Seventh and ? sts. -18
DEMONSTRATORS
For food items. weekend work. Por
Msrsh MsRSs; efa 'ia-1s. oh' $685. M0n:-THss'.' 1fs
DENTAL ASSISTANT, win train young
girl II inexperienced; prefer am
bilious, intelligent girl with long
term possibilities; must live In Ar
lington. DIR. J. M. KLINE, 1874
n Hishland st.. OK. 1883. Call
DENTAL ASST. or receptionist, ex-
marital status; silver sprinS area.
is8eE. sBtE Star. a own handwriting: L1s sox
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST, Fairlington
Shopping Center. about April 1st
Exper. pref. but not essential. Ap-
must be. Of the best. salary COM
nensurate with ability. Apply 10
handwriting with snapshot All re-
tial. Box 30o6. Alexandria. va. III
DICTAPH0NE OPERATOR - Expert
s,,ssd.a snsesddi Splendid opportunity for
cation. Group hospitaiization. etc.
Write Box a59-R. Star. @iS
DRUG, experienced, all-around: full
time and part time: Apply in per-
son; cHAsTLEToN PHARMACY.
18th and r NV. -22
DRUG gIIZ CLERK; ,,,s exp; 81, geoa M hrs and and
Suitland rd., s.e. HI. 2974. s-17
DRUG CLERK. white. exper. pref,
not essential; good hours. pay: no
Sundays. Apply in person, Drug
rTs;rS1 rssSTEss;r S11 sRP Ksppeay sEo s. nv ,,. -Is Ia.
Derienes sas no. WSrs sssentsl sodaxs sooS workfns
conditions. including vacation;
Sal 80 week. Applications confi-
Genital. Give refs. Reply box 404-
Fe6IUSSTAiN AND wAITREssEs, COL
ored--Must be experienced; good
salary: meals and tips. EXECUTIVE
r6HHAAFFAMkN r6HHAAFMkT T6IERks, a9s e. soS; soiorsd must
Bay ;: an vf5z, pHARIzeR Rs Seas fssS
FoUNTAIN sHH 4 n Girl, hfT. white. exp. 1o-I
$50 pm, closed SUNDAYS and holi-
days, Apply NATIONAL DRUG CO.,
FOUNTAIN i1eiHiiSS GfRIS-Daytin,e TS only. No
, SUNDAYS. Uniforms furnished. SERv.
ICE PHARMACY, 18th and Eye NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced, white;
42-hr. wk.; uniforms, meals. tips;
3-10 Pm: S35. CONTINENTAL
PHARMACY, 422 N. Capitol. ST.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. expert
enced.s neat. reliable; must have
hong recent local references; $27 80
to staSt; $3.50 to 11:30. Apply
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. eolored. exper.
only, good hours, salary, meals. |
PENN DRUG, 1901 e st. NV. III |
Evening star., 1952-03-16

STENOGRAPHER
Position available in national business
organization for young competent
stenographer. Pleasant working con-
ditions, 5-day wk., ! hr. for lunch;
salary commensurate with ability,
advancement with experience. MIL
LERS' NATIONAL FEDERATION.
National Press Bldg, MA. 620l. LIZ
Evening star., 1952-03-16


SEAMsTRESs, experienced slip Gov
mediately, MOWRY UPHOLSTERY
CO. 110 King st.. Alex. Va. ov.
SECRETARY, age 1880. National or.
pleasant working conditions and sur.
roundingS, group insurance. retire
ment plan. Once hours 8 to 5:15,
Can ma. 97a4 Mon. through Fri
sRSRETSRY@Isv lSs f49Nihsmfns; once. Call ia.
sESCfRiETARY-Lav ONCE exper. pref
cradle but not necessary II expert
enced steno., cooperative and will
ing; not over 35; work varied; 5-day
VIII With ssassns sspele saasy Give as saaes
ton. experience. salary expected.
sECckETAR;Y. small ONCE: per@a.
nsn. sas ye md exge,ieRss per education sssr
sECREsTxRY~Masazine once. Du-
pont Circle area. Shorthand. fast ac-
curate typing. and good knowledge OF
English required; pleasant working
conditions. DU. Obs, Ext. 81.
SECRETARY. part-time, 9 to. /
iSe1on iso moo Box sAsst1snse ss4o.M. star as'' Asl'
SECRETARY for top executive in
o pvt. corp. in NV. Sec; b-day wk !
start at $4,000 yr. with opportuni-
ties for increases, depending or
ability; type so w.p;m., shorthand
euaiifications and experience tc
2; o. Bog sIss; Columbia Heights
ssEcRi;ETak9' ssai; Tasai' % e, Vice president; per.
manent position; National Airport;
epsy w ane accurate ASi Sictston snd
tipping reddired otherwise don't
phone. For appt. call Elk. 1856
SECRETARY. top hight, to execu-
tive vice president national pub
astion "a Appiy ana in fsissas pelson. oo
SECRETARY, between rs and SO;
exper. in shorthand. and typtng for
parttime work In dental once: So
hr. minimum. hrs. per week. Box
sfEacssEElrAsssa4E-:opportun,ty sfassElr ssaE: for sd.
INSTRUMENT CO., Bethesda. Nd.
SECRETARY-Fcr Hospital; must
know shorthand and be good typist:
6h-da. wk., some sun. work; salary
and meals. DU. 1920 between SO.
SECRETARY, tipping. light shorthand;
1-girl ONCE; 3711a-hr. wk.: NO Sats.
good starting salary. DE. 1894. lie
SECRETARY, private; alert. intelli-
gent, college pref, exper. not req.
interesting wk. 5-day, 9-5. RE. 1888
SECRETARY-small law once; So
hr., 5-day wk.; $4,000 o yr.;
pleasant working conditions. Give
age. education. exper. Box 1S4-R'
Star. III
STENOGRAPHER- 6-day Wk.;
paid holidays and vac; good work
Ing cond. Call MR.. PETERSON,
Y1TT 00n0 fop onuNiu fnn 0nt Ia
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Help WOMEN

INTERIOR DECORATING FIRM las
opening for attractive young lady
Tifrss VIII sslss sxper,encs. Apply > 7.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

MATTRESSES, EXPER.
Hostesses. hat check girls. cashiers
Apply In person ut 3S04 Bladens-
Evening star., 1952-03-16
S,I'ENOGRAPfIER

Do you want to train as . secretar,
town oficef Call EX. 5000, Ext
212 for appointment with nntional
organization. Attractive benefits
6-day week -1R
Evening star., 1952-03-16
HE'D WokAIEN

|sTENOGRAPHER. Hethesda once 81
SUBURBAN TITLE e INVESTMENT
CORP. Call OIL. 1905. --16
6TENOGRARMER, endcient; 6-day
snie MSeE < WIZ S5Ka ~. mornlnE month; mn;
Evening star., 1952-03-16

60. 1913 8. sc. NV. lis
TYPIsT-CLERK
PART TIME
Youns woman, 10 TO 80, interesting
national publisher; 8 hrs. 9. day
hrs. 10 to 4 PM, hour for lunch
month. Phone ME-. O3O5. Id
UNFINISHED FURNITURE SALES
monthly increases. Write only Il
you are interested In this type o.
work. Box 200-L. Star. LIZ
white, young. pretty
salary. $50; beer; nights, closed
Sundays. ROBBINS. 4469 Conn
WAlTRESS-Short hours. good wages
and tips; no Sunday work. Apply
In person, GEORGES RESTAURANT.
WHiTREss. white: 5-day week; earn
ings, $50 or better; excel. position
for neat and reliable worker. WAC
SHAL'S. 1855 Mass. ave. NV. -16
WAITRESS, white, experienced on
food and drinks. Age 25-35: Apply
TAURANT, $3.50 East Capitol st.
white, full and part
time; good pay and tipping; must
be experienced. Apply 5000 Column
bia Pike, Arlington. We. oW. 97S2.
for downtown night
club: no drunks; good tips. CAP'N
GUYS 1912 N. 7. ave. after 4.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

TYPIST
And eeneral ONCE work with some
knowledge of shorthand; 5-day wk.
lioon pay. Apply Mr.. Ettlin. 3rd
a., BOND STORES. 1885 F st. NV.
TYPIST
With clerical exper. for unusual op-
portunity in subscription depart
ment Of national publication; loca-
ton, GEORGETOWN; 6.day A0.hout
Wk.; paid vacations; free hospitali-
zation and insurance; advancement.
CO. l014. al
Evening star., 1952-03-16
SALESWOMEN

II you can earn $3.50 Q week OF
our outside selling organization. TX
cellent commission; leads furnished
JOE TASH. NEW YORK JEWELRY
CO. T1Q 18th st NV
Evening star., 1952-03-16
SALESWOMEN

Accustomed to large earnings. Pleas
ant environment In our coat and
Srfs dress dspaBtmsat dRae%Wt Apply y, morning. ns
tween E and r NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01
Illustration Normal, OverhoIser
Tells Wives of Visiting Doctors

wants to do. So try to do the
daily chore effectively and en-
Enthusiastically"
The doctor urged people to be
tolerant Of others.
you have your own peculiari-
ties and expect people to put up
with you." he said. He added
that, if an individual was per-
fectly adjusted. he would probably
be very dull.
DR.. Overholser spoke during the
second session of the assembly,
which continues today in the Ho-
tel Statler. DR.. Vannevar Bush,
president of the Carnegie Insti-
tuition of Washington, will be the
principal speaker at the closing
session tonight.
DR.. John A. Trautman, director
of the Clinical Center of the Ma
tional Institutes of Health. also
spoke at the annual meeting of
the George Washington Univer-
sity Medical Society yesterday.
DR.. Trautman emphasized that
the new clinic. to be finished in
April. will not be q place set up
for the study Of bizarre or un-
usual diseases.
1.-THE principal purpose Of the
Clinical Center" he said, "is to
study those diseases that are re-
sponsible for the greatest number
of deaths and disability among
the people Of this country.
II am certain that there is
some apprehension over the ques-
ton of competition for competent
medical and scientific talent. We
sincerely believe that. as in the
past. we will continue to return
to non-Federal institutions as
many good men as we receive"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01
Association Panel
Discusses Big Toll
OF Heart Disease

A discussion of the big killer
heart trouble-was held before
about 1000 persons last night in
the Hotel Statler.
The American Heart Association
sponsored a panel discussion on
that dark note and found it con-
slderably frightened with the ap-
pearance of Myrna 10y.
The former actress took part in
the discussion, which included
three doctors and two neWsmen.
Research Funds Needed.
Brought out at the meeting were
these facts:
l. The Heart Association needs
funds for research.
2. Better minds are needed in
the research of heart disorders.
3. Heart trouble occurs more in
fat people.
4 More men than women have
heart trouble.
5. There is long way to go in
finding the cure for heart diseases,
but the treatment of heart dis
orders has greatly improved.
Slower Living Urged.
Keen johnson, former Governor
Of Kentucky and past president
OF the Kentucky Heart Associa-
ton, keynoted the meeting. He
called for a general showdown in
the speed at which people live to-
day. He said it was the Job of
the Heart Association to alter
public opinion so that it believes
something can be done about heart
trouble.
Also participating in the dis
eussion were: Watson Davis, editor
Of Science Service: Frank c. Wal
drop, executive director of the
Washington Times-Herald: DR..
Robert w. Wilkins, Boston Uni
verSity School of Medicine: Dr.
Theodore G. Klumpp. president of
Winthrop-Stearns. Inc, and DR..
e. CoWleS Andrus, Johns Hopkins
University School of Medicine.
DR.. H. M. Marvin. past presi-
dent of the American Heart As
ISOLATION. moderated the discus
sion.
At a late session in the pedia-
tries section of the assembly yes
terday, DR., John A. Washington
said doctors were too prone to
credit antibiotics as the cure
in certain cases.
Discusses AntibiOticS.
DR.. Washington, assistant elm
zeal professor of pediatrics at
George Washington University
School of Medicine, said that
while the antibiotic wonder drugs
are valuable foes of certain spe-
cif1c infections there are others
against which the drugs have no
power at all.
He cautioned doctors against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01
Six Witnesses DEFY
House Red Probers
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Oct. Def
ance from six attorney witnesses
and an eruption of fisticuffs in a
picket line marked the second day
of hearings of the House Commit
tee on American Activities in
Los Angeles.
The parade of lawyer witnesses
was topped by Ben Margolis. A,
chief counsel for IA California
Communist leaders recently con-
victed of conspiring to teach and
advocate overthrow of the Gov
eminent by force.
At the outset yesterday, Mar
COILS attempted to read a state
ment. When he was told to file
it instead. he snapped:
"Stool pigeons can say anything
they want to before this commit
|tee-apparently you can make a
speech if you get down on your
knees"
He emphatically refused to
answer questions about Commu-
mist affiliations, if any. At one
point he declared: Il am not
going to answer that question
whether you wheedle. or how you
try. Once the committee can say
that you can be a member of this.
and not member of that, that's
the end of democracy"
At another point Chairman
John s. Wood, Democrat, of
Georgia said he was growing tired
of Margolis' "contemptuous atti-
tude." Margolis replied:
II feel nothing but contempt
for this committee and I'm proud
of it. This committee has no
right to tell people how to think. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01

Everybody is frustrated. accord
ing to DR.. Wlnfred Overholser,
superintendent of st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
So he told the wives of the visit
ing physicians here yesterday for
the 23rd annual assembly Of the
District Medical Society.
DR.. Overholser spoke on Some
Thoughts on Normal Living" and
suggested to about 200 women
that, If they are frustrated, to
accept it and 'get the job done
anyway.
Everybody is frustrated" he
said, land nobody can do as he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01

the unnecessary" use of the anti
biotics. He said prescribing the
drugs often subjected a family to
expense for the drugs
and exposed the patient to the
risk of some kind Of a reaction
from the drug.
The doctor said that the rou-
tine use OF antibiotics as a pre-
ventive measure appeared unjusti-
fed
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-10-24

outlying villages indicate good
fishing for winter caches. Broken
ice damned the sound for part of
the past week, but it is clear
enough again for hunting.
Master Sergeant Wendell H.
Lacy, formerly Of Seattle ACS
office, is in Kotzebue for ap-
proximately three weeks enrCute
to his permanent station at Bethel
Pfc. Arthur Hananger, who has
been stationed in Nome, is now
assigned to duty at Kotzebue with
the ACS.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-10-24

Freddy Goodwin, Well-knoWn and
popular Wien Doug captain, who
can't decide whether he likes a
boat or a plane best. Freddy will
return to Fairbanks duty with
Wiens upon arrival in Seattle.
The lula made a trip to Barrow
up the Arctic coast in mid-Decem-
Der, with the barge Margie D in
tow, the first commercial vessel
to go into the far north in many
years.
The MS Kotzebue and the MS
Finch, with barge Margie D,
owned by Arctic Oil Sales, is en-
route to Seattle for winter dry
docking.
Tops in seal hunting goes to
Frank Gallahorn with % seals
to his credit this fall. Seal hunt
ing is good, and reports in from
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-10-24

The traditional ''seven seas" in
cluded the North and South At
lantic, North and South Pacific,
Indian, Arctic and Antarctic
Oceans, the last Of which does
not exist.