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Evening star., 1954-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
Meeting Notice is hereby given
tors, Special Meeting OF the share--
holders of The Washington Loan
and Trust Company will be held at
fits banking house at No. 800 r
Street. NV. In the City of Wash
ineton. District OF Columbia, on
Wednesday. September 20. 1854,
at IL 100 o'clock AN, for the pur.
pose of considering and determin-
ing by vote whether an Agreement
dated August "a, 1854. to consoli-
date the said Company and The
Riggs National Bank OF washington,
d. c.. located in the City of Wash
ington. District of Columbia, under
the provisions Of the laws of the
United States. shall be ratified and
confirmed; and for the purpose Of
voting upon any other matters in
cidentai to the proposed consoli-
dation Of the two banks. a copy
Of the aforesaid Agreement. exc
cuted by majority Of the Directors
of each Of the two banks. prcyid-
ing for the consolidation. is on file
at the bank and may be inspected
during business hours. The stock
transfer books of this bank will be
closed at the close Of business on
September IL. 1854, and remain
closed until the opening Of bust
ness on September 80, 1854.
GEORGE o. SCHWEINHAUT.
treasurer.
Evening star., 1954-09-06
PERSONAL

EXECUTIVE POSITIONS. The Parker
School will train you in the tech
nique of landing them. NO. 7-o6OO.
MnaEoGRAPHING. 500 copies. ss.2S
incl typ. Of stem. EXCH. SERV. CO..
1740 K st. NV. ST. 3-61S6. 1Os
FORM 81, q. 9. Job application pre-
Ing. ExCH. SERv.. ST. 3-61S6. %
BUY, SELL, RENT. Juvenile furnish
ings. cribs, carriages. car seats, etc.
Thoroughly sterlized. RA. 3-5364.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person; "a hour nursing
care; licensed by State and county.
JU. 9-6040
CHEVY CHASE DAY AND RESIDENT
SCHOOL, nursery through 9th grade.
transp.. hot lunches. OIL. 2-9S73.
OPPORTUNITY-Tv SHOWS. See
this advertisement under Business
Opportunities. g.
A REAL HOME FOR AGED LOVED
ONES, fully licensed. 24-hr. nursing
care. JU. 9-6432. Ill
MANUSCRIPTS EDITED OR REVISED
by professional writer, 20 yrs ex-
perlence in newspaper and maga-
zine work. Also ghost writing and
speeches. Stories now In national
mags. JU. 9-4T65. Ill
Evening star., 1954-09-06
Branch Manager

For Washington area. Man
we want must have the know
how and know-who of direct
selling: must be between 30-45,
have car. interested in
snd snidns psvs sit,on sales 0rsanization an
the dignity and prestige that
comes with selling the finest
class of people in our America
today. In doing business for
over 100 years We have earned
national recognition as most
unusual and most underesti-
mated business. Ours is
with one OF the most compre-
ing prografns In use anywhere.
To the man qualified for
branch management. average
f1Ve figures annual earnings
are assured: further promo
tion dependent upon ability
and qualification. Our divi-
sional managers in 1858 ave-
ragged In excess of S24. 900.
Tn This may be yea real opportunity ds,rr,ns
for yourself by calling Mr..
Dempsey, Division Mgr. at the
Woodner, HU. 3-6373, giving
complete details about your
self and previous experience.
Personal interview will be ar
ranged. Our stan has been
advised Of this opening. -
sRICKLAYERS. white; apply on jol
Flower ave-, l2 blk. on Piney Branc
I'd; or Rockville pike. next to carni
sUTCHER. White: experienced: mu.
haye references; good salary. Phon
Evening star., 1954-09-06
AucTIck SALES tcent,

OFFICE or DISTRICT DTRECTOR
OF INTERNAL REVENUE. Ralti-
more, Maryland.-Th following de-
scribed real property, seized from
Joseph Smith also known as Joseph
Smith. Jr.. 13,3 West Virginia
Avenue NE, Washington. d. c.,
nonpayment Of assessed taxes due,
will be sold as provided by Section
1901. Internal Revenue Code. at
public auction Of Thursday, Septeyn-
Der 30. 1854. at l 100 AM. on the
premises at l42l First st. NV.
erty consisting Of two story dweil-
ing and land located at 1921 First
81. NV. WASHINGTON, D. c.. Lot
los In Block 616."
se.6.7.s
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SPECIAL NOTICES tcont.l ]

! WILL NOT be responsible for debts
CONTRACTED by any one other than
myself. WALTER l.. FREEMAN. 500
Cncks lane. Laurel, Md. g.
IL NATIONAL BANK or WASH.
lNG1 u Shareholders Meeting
Notice Is hereby given that pur.
siai meeting ing Of 81 the tfs si shareholders s'o 81
The National Bank Of Washington
win be held at its banking house ct
Seventh Street at PENNSYLVANIA Ave
,nn nns n,s.r,. " in ,hs a City s,s q Washing.
day September "a 1854 at 1900
o'clock Noon fol- the purpose OF COM
siderinR and determining BY vote
whether an agreement to consoli-
Nssoss ssio ssnf ssnE and q 'Hs %.sna.on aamsSn
yasnington, c. under the pro-
visions of the laws Of the United
states shall be ratified and con-
nrmed: and for the purpose OF vot.
Ing upon any 5ther matters ,nci-
ton q the two banks A copy Of
the aforesaid agreement executed
bv maioritv OF the directors Of
saen of the g ens Go oanfs + on s
the snk and may be inspected
du!ins business hours RUTHER.
FORD DOOLEY Executive Vice.
dAMlLI0N NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON. Shareholders Meet.
ing. = Notice Is hereby siven that
pursuant to cali of its directors o
special meeting Of the shareholders
OF Hamilton National Bank Of WASH
ingto. will be held at its banking
house at 619 l4th Street. NV, In
the City Of Washington District Of
Columbia. on Tuesday September
Ia. 1854 ut 1900 O'Clock Noon for
the purpose Of considering and de-
termining BY vote whether an agree
ment to consoiidate said Bank and
WASHINGTON, d c., under the pro.
visions Of the laws Of the United
States shall be ratified and con-
hrmed; and for the purpose Of
voting upon any other matters incl
dental to the proposed consolidation
I the two banks copy of the
aforesaid agreement. executed By
. majority Of the directors of each
OF the two banks. providing for the
Consolidation is on file at the bank
and may be inspected during bust.
ness hours sARNUM L COTTON
President. sells
Evening star., 1954-09-06
HELp-MEN tcons. !
DRAFTSMEN

TO 8 years exper. In the mechanical
held. Samples required. Excel, SAL
ary and employe dement's.
Convey Engineering Co.
ME. S-6573 -S
DRIVER. white, sober; for established
dry-cleaning route. good pay. Apply
after Monday. 3707 Nichols ave. Sc.
DRUG CLERK. exper., refs, excel.
job; bright. modern store; employe
BRADLEY DRUGS INC. 5000
Arlington rd.. Bethesda. Md. -I6
ELECTRICIAN. journeyman wanted.
ELECTRICIANS, and inexperienced
helpers; on new construction; steady
work; highest pay. Call daily. be-
tween and 8 PM, LO. 5-2960.
Evening star., 1954-09-06
CANVASSERS
White or Colored
FULL OR PART TIME

To open up new installment accounts
using blankets. sheets, pillow cases.
spreads, ETC.; selling on q no-money-
down, easy-term basis: unlimited
earnings. See Mr.. German. KINGS,
735 9TH st. NV. -S
CAR WASHER, exper.. 1885, colored;
willing to give good ATTENDANCE.
RoN's sUNoco SERVICE STATION,
Wis; ave, and River I'd. -
morn. with tools. See Mr.. PANZONE,
PensIngaGn PPrgid dc Ga Garrett Park Estates.
need need ABBY call' Taesday TaesassH'sf siteP Gn J
COASTAL III FINANCE 2Scf; CORP. has avs avail
able four positions for men to train
for asst. manager. Car necessary.
Fun salary while in training, plus
benefits. Apply In person to MR..
BO5SE, 944 Bonifant ST.. Sill. Spg.,
COSSsTRucTIoN SUPERINTENDENT
desired By builder Of large develop
msnts. Must be qualified in VA and
purchasing and management State
sxper;, age. desired salary. BOX
cSGNTEsMSsN; sxper. retail qsl.c.-
MORE DEL. AND REST. 2705
Columbia pike. Arlington. Va. IA.
COOK RR-SaiELPER, exper. steam table,
:sa ability n1SNss ssss ki,ehen sliDs DetsiIs
DEIIcArEssES sS cnERRYouns G,fssRsln sxs man;
day hours, no sun. SCHONFELD'S
DEL. 1898 H st. ne. e
Evening star., 1954-09-06
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
ATLAS, RE. 7-5767
Colo. Bldg. 1341 @ NV. RE. 1898.

ATLAS, RE. 7-57b7
Accountants. srs.; semi-srs. and
Bookkeeper. retail $S5 up
Bookkeeper, plumbing CO. S4, 900 yr.
Bookkeeper, yng., ins. typing, $70-75
Asst. Bookkeeper, Typist, 5 day. .$65
Sales, menswear High salary
Adjustor trainee, finance CO. SOB
Gale. Opr.; tipping $3.50 mo.
Cashier-PBX hotel $45 and meals
Bank Teller trainee $1,000 up
MGR Cashier, no. 1000, 5 day $50
WOMEN
Secys.. stenogs., typists, clerks, PIX,
bkkprs., ofiice mach. operators. Many
select positions; highest salaries.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
1920 New York Ave. NV, RIM. 500
Evening star., 1954-09-06
HELP WANTED-AGENclEs

BKKPRs AND ACCOUNTANTs-ws
Specialize in these positions. ATLAS.
1920 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 7-b767.
BOOKKEEPERS, exper. and beginners.
machine operators. Bank trainees.
See BETTY KNIGHT. 1871 @ st.
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 q ct.
NV. (sT 3-3864). Ofnces positions.
sales; DR.. assts.; accts. -bookkeeperg,
al kinds; visit today.
Evening star., 1954-09-06
I 9AD.JIJSTER

Young man with ability for the
consumer finance business. Must
have car, experience not necessary
but helpful Starting salary to the
person, MR.. FLAX, 34O2 r. /. ave.
Mt. Rainier. Nd 3
Evening star., 1954-09-06

When dnsireyinc advertisement
addressed to star bozes do NOT
! f5tcl0se orfcfnai references. photo
efGphs o. other materials 81 per.
so1i1l pdlue, Copies serue the Dur-
pose Originals mag Get lost
Evening star., 1954-09-06
RANK CLERK

Young man who wishes to make
e.aIL banking 2 career; permanent perInan .p po-
fits include disqualification, insuf-
ance and retirement privileges.
Apply Mr. Steele, THE WASHING
TON LOAN g. TRUST CO.. 18th
Evening star., 1954-09-06
APPLIANCE
SAT ,FSM

the. right man with the right ex-
perience to sell one OF the worlds
best known washing machines. Sal
iy:,o1 airy. expenses ss and liberal era = c9m. sr
fications to Box 213-Y. Star. "a
ARCHITECT, permanent position in
charge OF small drafting room for
experienced man. Reply, stating
full particulars, Box 1887. Star.
AUTO BODY-FENDER MAN-One Of
Washington's largest volume dealers
has an opening for an experienced
body and fender man; excellent
earnings and all-year-round work.
sALERs. NC. 17si sladensbura
AFRO 81 ne PARTS CLERK. preferably
+" with Chrysler experience; excellent
60 Sc f4o1 NJ Rhode ssdsr issad
AGfo fyfi nj MECHANICS es,-Linceln-
Mercury. experience preferred. 1st
Sass Must aays ees bens pse Sec
Mr, Wentz. GRADY MOTORS. NC.
1909 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. Md
AUTO MECHANIC - One who has
earage.. fully equip. and va. auto;
aiDsson eapsss roSeel Me limit ds tsf d1Y h5Ea ana 1s
AUT0 AUSS0s.A SALESMAN, for used-car lot.
Must be experienced. Excel. working
fGnsi Traasp. furnished M xppiy IN person i
coAsT-fN Pontiac co. 4o7 Fla.
Anfo fyfi n surPLY 'si JoBBER needs sDe-
cialty salesman to sell service sta
tions. Must have exper. in auto
1920 Am. :. " M AUTO SUPPLY.
AGTS GSHS sAIRsMAN, saia hiei exper only, salary
and commission: no outside work re-
auired; good income guaranteed; car
5ssoo 5usstseed Auo fe wALEsanERg Ne Mihisssn Nc e.
AGTdMoBiIn Mso5fdfasOszzfL szLEsMAN KSi n. ttruckI
Have opening for qualified salesman
ehNFsA hFsai lfsesss MoToEs ssedes9sk co GRc dsR
Truck Dealer, F201 Oronoco, Alex.
a3ToSdBfE 3T S5SGE ssIEsMENSIsn ssf MI suSknEh Tho
money in return: 76 commission
on new cars. 10Ss on accessories
with $50 minimum Sc money Diff
imum: new-car demonstrator fur.
like to hire laundry, bread. milk
sesves in ess Silver sD4na aTas Eno on
Williams SsfI 4 cMEVRoiET Maatlsoii e Co eSYo' @s
AUTOMOBILE SHOP FOREMAN
Chrysler products exper. preferred.
Salary and commission. Other bene-
fsANs fs efs e pARsoN ss aE fEse nc, HSosl Soar
Sc. Dodse-Plymouth Dealer. LU.
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN--.Mechan
familiar with analyizing billing and
routing mechanical work. A good
proposition for an experienced fore
man. Call MIR. Doughten. Ii. 3-SS00.
AUTO WHOLESALERS INC. 1871
Bladensburg Rd. ne. -
Evening star., 1954-09-06
ENGINEERS
and
MELPAR IL
A Winning
Combination
Electronic Mechanical
ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS CRAFTSMEN

Electronic Mechanical
ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS DRAFTSMEN
Combine profes-
sional recognition
and opportunity for
advancement; m od-
ern ia cilities and
projects. Here. is a
truly successful COM
bination for a fine
future.
MELPAR, a name
synonymous with
success in electronic
research and devel-
opment has an i'm
portant place for
qualified engineers
in its growing or
ganization.
We offer unusual
opportunities for in
dividual growth and
recognition. The
work we do is varied
and challenging.
Our present projects re-
quire engineers with ex-
perience in the following
or allied fields:
--Microwave Components
Network theory
-VHF, UHF and sHF receivers.
Data Handling Equipment (mag-
netic cores, magnetic recording
equipment, digital computing tech
niaues, analogue to digital conver-
sion shaft digitizersj.
ism, pulse .circuitry. electronic
High Frequency Antennas.
-Audio and Video Circuit DESIGNS.
Small Mechanisms Design.
--Mechnical Paekaging OF Electronic
CompOneuts.
Evening star., 1954-09-06
BARTENDER

For service bar: sober and fully ex-
perienced; top salary and good
working conditions; full benefits.
References required. Box 237-X.
Star
BILLING CLERK; salary, $3.50 per
mo-, 40-hr., 5-day week State
exper. and kind of billing and calcu-
lating mchs. operated Also tipping
ability. Give age. race, refs. adj
Star. -6
BOOKKEEPER, manual posting and
cost work, some typing, good salary.
Roy SOa-X Star ~
Evening star., 1954-09-06
Standard Coffee Co.
SALES REPRESENTATIVES

Prestige. dignity. se,,n. ....
available 10 career-minded Ok - ~
year olS mar VINO ~ 20 " ~
talker, aggressive and wiilinc "a
prove he is good We require a man
who can follow . proven sales plan
management. The risht man vii, III ~
earning $500 weekly within 90 DAYS.
draw versus commission. Phone RI.
7-6913 for appointment. -7
sALESMIN for ni1n,hir- HS@fl1g ana
apnliances HYrf hay. Swra- 49,
Evening star., 1954-09-06

ENGINEER-Large apt. project. Va;
evening watch. Capable of super
yising electrical. plumbing and large
on project. Full company benefits.
ENGINEERS. eiectronic and mechan-
ical, for research work on ordnance,
guided missile and aircraft projects.
Bethesda Il, Nd.
ENGINEER. civil. exper. in SUBJ
division DEVELOPMENT and layout.
advancement for man who can pro-
duce results. JA 2-S411. -
Evening star., 1954-09-06
ARLINGTON-ALEX.

FOCOIIldC EInpl. agency
and Business School
Hrs. S:45-S. Sat, 9-1
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl., ia. T-0519
oil King St., Alex, XII. 9-5055
Bethesda Secy., SITS wk. s
Under 55. good steno. tST. $4,000
BOYD'S, Cor. G and 18th
SECRETARY-S1OO WK.
Col educ personality, exper.: sood
steno.; knowledge bookkeeping help
full.
GRACE DUNN
I311 @ st. NV. IRE. 7-2s2sl
Needed Immediately
WOMEN.
Typists: countergirls; file clerks:
telephone solicitor: transcriber:
comptometer oprs.: dietaphone oprs.:
sales girls; fountain help; nurses
aide. white. live in.
Typists, fast. collection men. with
or without cars. pricing clerk. hard
ware exper.: porter-driser; sheet
metal mechanic, top salary: driver,
white. under 80; counter-Eriilman;
insurance salesman. S15 plus comm.
TATE
A LlCENsED AGENCY
saith and n Il Mt, Rainier
Ju. 4.Slls.
Evening star., 1954-09-06
HELP---MEN
ROUTE SALESMAN

WaIIE; Haras;r 2s Ss,Tq 10 IS; MARR1Ep. ron
CAsTS5Spi CATfnN WIN II HWSSEKs Six %SSk; VA. .,.;.
BENEFITS. CAR Ann ExpFNsrss
FURNISHED, SALARY Ann CSWs,
MISSION PLUS BONl1a wf,rs ~
TERV1EW SEE Mr.. RUST. mi saS
dlTS VT. AVE NV, TUES. 2 10
Evening star., 1954-09-06
SALESMAN

Due 70 transfer, We have an open-
ing on our heating division sales
force for young, aggressive pro-
Queer who is not afraid of long
hours and hard work. Age not over
80 years. Must be college grad
uate. Preferably married, with ex.
cellent references. Previous sales
experience essential: We supply q
complete course Of training and
supervision during training periods.
Starting salary $325 per mo. Must
furnish car for which liberal month";
" allowances is paid extra plus
free insurance. Free life insurance.
benefit plan, vacations with pay,
and retirement privileges available.
To find out whether you At the
Job. or whether the lob fts you.
write full and complete details re-
garding your education and busi-
ness training, Replies confidential.
No phone or personal calls. Address
reply to Manager, Heating Division.
Sinclair Refining Co.
AO1 Farrarut az nv
Evening star., 1954-09-06
ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIANS

POSITIONS OPEN FOR
TEcHNICIANs TO WORK
ING ELECTRONIC AND
PROJECTS REQUIRING DI-
VERSIFIED sKiLLs AND IN
GENUITY. TECHNICAL SERV-
ICE SCHOOL, OR AalMATEuR
HELPFUL. LIBERAL CON-
PANY BENEFITS INCLUDE
IEA1IPRr IPAIP VASATIoTsi ASb THsoisprsTjEGfl. sjGk
IZATION. APPLY TUESDAY
THROUGH FRIDAY, & TO
z:30. PERSONNEL OFFICE.
AIRTRONIC
Evening star., 1954-09-06
HELP--MEN
ADMINISTRATIVE

College graduate in middle
20s to investigate and adjust
automobile claims In prepara-
ton for inside supervision Of
claims handling. Please call
ST. 3-4600 between 4 and z
Evening star., 1954-09-06
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WESCHLER 8 SON
Auctioneers- Appraiser

United States Marshal and Estate Sale
of
New and Used
Household and Once
FURNIT IRE
WINTER SPINET PIANO, MIRRORS.
ORIENTAH AND DOMESTIC RUGS,
REFRIGERATORS AND TELEVI-
SIONS, GRAY STEEL AND WALNUT
DESKS, ARM AND SWIVEL CHAIRS,
FILING CABINETS, TYPEWRITERS.
FRIGIDAIRE WINDOW AIR CONDI-
TIONER. BOOKS. GLASSWARE.
JEWELRY. ETC. ALSO CHEVROLET
''1952" PANEL TRUCK.
BY AUCTION
AT. WESCHLER'S
905 e st. NV.
TO MO r RoW
Commencing $3.50 AM
Groups and odd pieces for home and
once. Winter spinet piano: pair
mahogany corner cabinets; refrig-
orators; washers; elec. and gas
tioner: gray steel and walnut desks:
swivel, arm and posture chairs.
leatherette love seat; books; Glass.
ware; jewelry: Chevrolet 1859"
At 10 AM.
BY Order
CHEVROLET '1s52" PANEL TRUCK
Order U. 8. Marshal
OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS, ETC.
INSPECTION INVITED
se6.
Evening star., 1954-09-06
hELP--MEN

FLORIST, exp. desiener. Very good
honest and reliable. Apply CHAM
eEss e1assy fi5SyFSs i5SS Sad.sssS4a sEsTInd ID ~
GEoPHYsICIsT. qualifed. s months
assignment, Equatorial South Africa.
Annual salary about $4,000 per
GROCERY CLERK. must have d. G.
drivers permit, refs, be experienced.
asy Soop yMsRT, vi sSSa soSa Il salary; st NV Apply
work in ONCE building; must be able
and willing worker. Write stating
age, experience and local refer
ences. Box 299-z: star. 80
Janitor Colored
Must be capable of general main
tenance work and care OF an apart
ment DEVELOPMENT, No drinkers
ccsn'fadR csI aR Aaca9 AAHaac5sR9snf au az sa4oS SSal.Is
JANITOR
COLORED
ST Sds arf Must Sc resDs sDa sooer se
capable Of painting on the size.
Salary only, no quarters. See MRS.
HAAdMAcKs Hf1 aaeEs res. mgr Tuesday Only.
NIAAN ENANGE MIAMI WultEs Iu8IIAG0s
no children, sober, for work. In apt.
development. Must know Oil burn
ers and be able to make mechanical
repairs Of all types. Write. stating
age. age SpsE sSPe5Eiense s,sr and local references.
MECHANIC
For laundry truck fleet, local expert
payins position for enaiifed white
man, apply In person. to Mr.. Not
National Laundry Co., Inc.
21 Pierce ST. NV. s
MEssENGERs CD. white, under 1e.
nromotien Ie eleaicay ana poss Inclined asd
have good handwriting Lge once
mr.. 18th and H SITS NV. Handling
no merchandise. Hours. S:30-5. "a
SsSis Ssy sat- frnisbeG sisb[ssG sSso NS ns ssess Gar
MILLMEN, experienced, for wood
working shop: bench and machine
work FRANK M EWING a CO.,
INC 45ll Rhode island ave.. Brent
ofG TIooi BURNER Ma; MECHANIC. perma-
nent. year-round employment. p. o.
PAINTERS, SIS per day. Call AD.
psiNrrFFiRs sliSNgrFi sxner on,y STEADY
YORK, Apply s2oe Weller rd.. Whea-
Sunday. Apply SCHWARTZ PHAR-
MACY, 1700 Connecticut ave. NV.
PHARMACIsT-Fun time, no sun.
work. COLONIAL DRUG-LIogooR.
hours; top salary. Box COSY. Star.
Evening star., 1954-09-06
Statesmen (2)
SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO..
S455 ColesN lille Rd.

SlIVeT SprlhK, Mu. ~
fabrication exper. and good sales
man; local refs; $40 per day plus
commits. and vac. BARRON'S SUN
OCO SERV. STA, Wisconsin ave. and
River rd, NV 10
SHiFT MANAGER. gasoline station.
experienced. Give references, ex-
perience. etc Box 173-X, Star.
Evening star., 1954-09-06
statesmen
FLOOR COVERINGS

Must be experienced. Busy floor.
Good opportunity to earn better
than average salary. Must be
steady. Apply DIENER'S, INC,
Evening star., 1954-09-06
MECHANIC

For laundry truck fieet, local expert
ence and refs. req. Steady. good
paying position for qualified white
man, apply In person. to Mr.. Not
1tingham in garage
National Laundry Co.. Inc.
Evening star., 1954-09-06
PHARMACIST

drugstore. Good salary. Apply Am
bassador Drugstore. 14th and K
sfe n ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
BY The Assoeicted Press

CHELSEA. Mass, Mar. U.s.
The United States Naval Hos
pital here disclosed today that
a Navy wife who gave birth to
a daughter 10 days ago is ex-
pecting second delivery in six
weeks as a result of separate
conceptions. believed to have
been at least a month apart.
1 The mother has dual organs
of procreation, naval authorities
disclosed, an extreme rarity in
medical history.
The first child weighed 8
pounds IA ounces at birth March
Is and has been in an incubator
at the hospital. It is reported
doing WELL"
The mother, Mrs. Wilbur
Chapman, 81, OF Foxboro. Mass,
is at the hospital, but expects to
be allowed to go home for a
while before returning for the
second birth.
The unusual circumstances of
Mrs. Chapman's pregnancy were
: discovered by 1t. Pauline E.
Clark of the Navy Medical Corps.
Capt. Lewis T. Dorgan, Navy
doctor, said it was believed no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
Greek Aide Cites
YugosIavia Pact as
Sign West Is Free
BY the Associated Press

Greek Defense Minister Pan
ayotis Kanellopoulos said today
his country's defense pact with
Yugoslavia shows that even a
Communist country can exist
freely in the Western world.
The treaty of Ankara, signed
in February. 1853, united Greece
Turkey and Yugoslavian defense
against the threat of aggression
from Russia. Military planning
has made considerable progress
since, he said. and general staff
representatives of the three
counties are scheduled to meet
again in a few days.
In a speech prepared for de-
livery to the National Press Club
Mr.. Kanellopoulos said that
apart from military considera-
tions there are two reasons fol-
the importance OF the treaty
First it shows that not all Slavs
oppose the Western world. he
said, and second the Yugoslavs
now realize that Communist
country like their own can exist
freely in the Western orbit
though it was deprived of free
dom when behind the Iron Cur
tain.
The Minister has just made
a tour of the United States al
the invitation of Secretary oil
Defense Wilson.
Referring to the agreement
signed by the two countries last
October, which gave the United
States air and other bases in
Greece, he said:
1.-The Greek people do not con-
slider the concession Of these
bases to be a yielding Of rights
to a foreign country. In Greece's
eyes the United States is not a
foreign country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
Business Group Cites
| Backing for More
Liberal Trade Policy

A group of business executives
told President Eisenhower today
there is a large and vocal group
of industrial leaders that favor
a more liberal foreign trade pol
icy.
John S. Coleman of Detroit,
chairman of the Committee for a
National Trade Policy and
chairman of the board of the
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.,
led the group comforting with
the President.
Accompanying Mr.. Coleman
were John McCloy. chairman of
the board OF the Chase National
Bank; Harry Bulls. chairman
of the board of General Mills.
and Everett Cook, Memphis cot
ton man.
Mr.. Coleman said the purpose
in coming to the White House
was to assure the President that
there was another side of the
coin" to demands from some
quarters for higher protectionist
tariffs.
Mr. Coleman said his SUBJ
committee represented hundreds
OF business leaders. as well as
labor and farm groups, support
ing the Randall Commission re-
port calling for gradual tariff
reductions and other measures
to make for freer world trade.
Gen. Eisenhower is expected
to send a special message to
Congress next week. based on
the Randall Commission report.
He plans to discuss the proposed
message with Republican con-
gressional leaders at the White
House Monday.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty told reporters
today he did not want to dis
cuss contents of the message or
say exactly when it may be sent
to the Capitol until after the
conference with legislative lead
erS.