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Evening star., 1955-02-20
AID BOOK MATCHES

Sell Full or Part Time
Powerhouse Selling Kit for 1885
sions for voul NEW COLORAMA
SERIES! NEW GLAMOUR GIRLS!
HillbillieS. Scenlcs, Safety Series
All popular sizes: 20s,} 30s, 40s.
Baseball schedules---Ah leagues.
UNION LABEL Fast Service!
FREE Master OUTFIT MERCURY
MATCH CO, 1899 Hall ave. zanes-
vile. Ohio.
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ACCOUNTANTS
Accountant, $415
APT,TNGTON- AT.FX


Bkkpr. .-ofc. mgr. auto co. exper. S115
Bkkpr.,. full ch., Falls Ch. 49,. So +
Accountant. exper., Arl. blvd. s. $500
Typist, print shop superv. to S215
lDictaphone oper., exper.
lunch $50 !
Sales elk. photo. equip exper. S75 i
Sales elk, retail jewelry Sf5 =
Insur. advisor. sales exper.. coll. $500
Craftsman. topo. exper. S60-SSO
Cartographic craftsman. exper.
Mech. craftsman, exper. - sl.75 hr..
z. 7: typ. 2:30-S:30 pm. = S1.oS hr.
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
2334 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. IA. $4,000
81 King St. Alex. KI. 9-5055
AID MATCHES, SELL AMAZING DE-
SIGNS! 10, 20, 80, 40 and 240 light
book matches. BIGGER SPOT CASH
COMM. Every business prospect.
Repeats. Start without exper.. men,
women; full. part time. BUY MOTH
ING. Sales kit furn. MATCH CORP.
OF AMERICA, Dept. CIV. Chi
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p0RTRA1Ts m on,

PORTRAITS IN on
Or colorful pastels. by European art.
ist. KN1fD HouGART, IA. 5-15s7
WHO is TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES
SLEEPING BEAUTY For the re-
search and my answer send 81 and
stamped, sclf-addressed envelope to
Box 675, Silver Spring. Md. 21'
MANUEL REST HOME
In a beautiful spot in the foothills
the best Of care night and day. very
reasonable rates. Our home cooked
food u our speciality. Fresh mill
and cream from our own GUERNSEY
COWS, eegs from our Own hens
Loudoun Co. Va, Hnlsboro 27ll
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HELP-MEN Cont
ADJUSTOR
ASST. MANAGER

Must have chain 5 and 10c stort
exper.; opportunity for permanent
position in Washington area; gooc
starting salary; chance for advance.
ment. NO. T-4037, MR.. BURKE.
TO MANAGER, genera
duties for old est. moving and stor.
age CO.; ref. req. Apply UNION
STORAGE CO.. 7o5 Fla. ave. NV
80
ATTORNEY, under 80 to handle
legal work in mortgage loan di.
vision; rapidly growing; well estab.
lished corp. this is a career po.
sition. Applicant must have sew
eral years residence in this area
will consider advance law student
Apply Room 900, SIG 14th st. NV.
Q am. to 3 pm.
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COOK

With supervisory experience, must
have initiative and take RESPONSE
bility; must have good record;
nights. g p.m.-3 am. 9 nights week;
annual leave and other benefits
Liberty 5-6100. Ext. 54097. --23
CORRESPONDENT for construction
contracts, disputed matters; skilled
as typist. P. o. Box 1875. Whining
ton. Delaware
DEBIT BUILDERS---Money is waiting
for hard-working debit builders who
have had experience, excellent con-
tract and working conditions. At
LANTIC LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 507
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NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
SALES

Sales Mgr. internal telectronics).
$1,000.
Sales repr., aircraft parts, national
/ company SI.ooU
Sales service repr., insur, Va. area,
| 81 $40 plus
Sales food co. $3.50 mo. plus car
Sales trainees, coll. nee. 5000 -s350-mo,
Sales insur. $500 plus
! Sales repr trainee to Govt. - $50
Sales. systems ..--- So D
ISales trainees. beverage.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
M RoaRp OF ZONING APPEALS

THE BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
will hold public hearing In the
ONCE Of Mayor and Council, l2t
South WASHINGTON street. Rockville
Nd, on March LIST, 1855. at pm.
in the matter OF the appeal oi
Buchanan GinFery CONSTRUCTION
Company, for failure to comply VIII
the 7-ft. side line restriction o'
the coming ordinances Of Rockville
as amended. MAYOR AND coUN.
GIL OF ROCKVILLE. joseph P
Elocher, clerk fel9,2O
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DEBIT MAN

Win past proven ability to collect
and sell insurance on old-established
debts. With guaranteed salary
above average, plus free hospitaliza-
ton and life insurance Call XII
9-6369: ewes. IA. S-0195. --24
DELICATESsEN exp. for all-around
work in fine area store: permanent;
no Sundays, TU. 2-1543.
DICTAT1NG MACHINE Statesmen
Government and commercial, Ameri-
cas- most versatile transcriber. Ex-
cellent commission Write for ap-
pointment. II. H. EDWARDS. 4s33
Langdrum lane, Chevy Chase Is,
DRAFTsMEN, exper. TOP SALARY,
once. Mr.. Taylor with GRACE DUNN,
DdEsi1ylrSa.ssLEssMSANEs ds1l z NEh vbit.' aass2s l. sell
candy and sundries to retail grocery
variety and drugstores: must be ex.
perieneed: 25-35 yrs. old; Apply
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HELP-MEN

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, used car
dept. GIN dealer; good proposition
for right man: exrer pers., draw
ing account, paid vacation. ETC.: no
Sunday work. Box 237-S. Star.
AUTO SALESMAN-Experiencedm man
needed to fit in with small group of
excellent Ford statesmen. Attractive
commission plan plus uemonstrator.
paid vacation and other benefits.
Apply Mr.. Cockerham, LOGAN
iForGb. I'LL 18th st. NV. -22
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN--Opport
nifty for experienced young man
to Join one of Washington's oldest
Ford dealers. Excellent pay plan.
demo. furnished. See Mr.. Wray,
TRIANGLE MOTORS, 3O10 r. /.
ave. NV. --32
Alto statesmen. truck-The area S
largest truck dealer has opening for
, experienced men. See Mr.. Buck
ner. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 1901
Oronoco St, Alex. Va, OV. 3-1580.
AUTO SALESMEN-Sell Chrysler and
Plymouths; fine earning opportu-
nifty, hne product in increasing de-
mand. Fine working conditions, fine
equipment and personnel. Our sales
men are making money. Ask them.
See W. H. Barnett. jr., ANACOSTIA
MOTOR CO.. INC. 1908 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. LU. 10000. -25
Auto Statesmen
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CATHOLIC CONTACT

Seven Catholic men needed for high
type Catholic contact work. Sales
or public relations background help.
full but not necessary. Liberal sal
ary while training. Apply RAY
DEBLER at the Hotel Lee House al
2 pm. or 8 pm.
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When ANSWERING advertisement
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
inciose original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
soRdl vniue. Coptes serue the puF-
pose. Originals may get lost.
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HELP-MEN


Al SECRETARY. $500 up. under 40,
real Iuture, Twists, 80 w.pm. Sec
Miss Bell at BOYD'S. ZOO 18th,
cor. @.
ACCOUNT ADJUSTER. age 25-35. ex-
per; III collections. for career oppor-
tunity with Well-known Washington
bank: car necessary; start. sal. $3.50
plus expenses; no reg. fee. Personnel
Division. MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS, INC. Suite 600. 1406 G st.
NV.
ACCOUNTANT, JR., CPA firm: no ex-
rerience required; student or gradu-
ate. Call ST. 3-4334 for APPOINT
,ment 20
ACCOUNTANT, JR., and semi-sr., for
local CPA office; can work into part
nership ST. 3-2l66. -22
ACCOUNTANT. for CPA office. excel.
working conditions and opportunity
for advancement to eventual part
nership; sal. commensurate with
exper. and ability. State fully in
your own handwriting. educ. exper.
and sal. expected. Box 2S1-V. Star.
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BkkpR. sfT Isner fully ntdp quail all ledseTs een
BKKPR;. financial exper. Open
TYPisT; knowl. aircraft procurement
IYPisT, SIS wpm. 5s days SIS
train; excel, hourly rate.
STEWARD, hotel; must be fully ex-
LINDA a. MATTEo,. Empl. syces.
En-, s1o. 14o6 G st. NV. ME. g.
Bo5.o,IBLACKs, Of, experienced; GOOD tips
BkKPRsss. ss' AND Nj niW nAiWC;couNrANTsMw.
specialize in these positions, ATLAS
ld2o n: z. ave. NV. RE, 7-5767.
BRlChLAYERS. union. for glaze tile
and glass blocks. Come with tools
Alex. High School,, Seminary rd
BRidkIaYEyRs and ShiJlfy hTg w. Va Mb,ts m.cbsa,c,
9ns EN-. rSt cali flaf5 1U 5ss 5esa apply go at'e'
BRICKLAYERS t6); have summer,
work on hand now. primarily
ary. s2s per day; Report to com
il3i6 FERN ST. WHEATON, MD.
BKICkLAYERS wanted in Bethesda
white. non-union mechanics only
So per hour, Out Old Georgetown
I'd. to Grosvenor Ia. and wildwood
Manor sign. or out Bradley blvd. tc
Rayburn I'd. and right to job. 30
BRICKLAYER APPRENTICE, . yrs
experience. So per hr. Ewes, HE. 4
BUILDING INSPECTOR - Board o,
Education of Montgomery County
requires building inspectors. Chiei
requirement is thorough, practical
and working knowledge Of general
building construction. For further
information, contact JAMES H
SHELDON, supervisor of construc-
tion. Rockville, Nd. PO. 2-39Sl.
BULLDOzER OPERATOR. for tbs
loader: steady work. II you are moi
first rate, don't apply. Come tc
DTTTMAR CO. Job on North 37tf
rd., of Dittmar rd.. Arlington.
BUSINESS ECONOMIST, aualiiied b.
training and experience to report
analyze and write for business pub
lication, on all phases Of business
economics. Excellent opportunity
for top professional. Write stating
training and experience. BOZ <5-V
star.
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AElP-MEN

BUTCHER, exper.; sober only; to take
charge Of meat dept: good pay. Ii,
3-S062. --2l
BUTCHER WANTED colored man. ex-
per-, age 80 to 45; for grocery store
Call HO. 2-g516; Sum-. TU. 2-45T6.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

CHEMISTS and bacteriologist I'm. ant
pRSRsoNPaELaa rS sSSPi laos ME. g s-eSss S5so' PROF
CHILDREN'S WEAR SALESMAN with
established. following in children
shops and department stores to
carry q short, comprehensive. fast
selling side line Of high-styled In
dividualiy boxed kiddie ieweiry: also
teen-ag .jewelry. Commission basis
full territorial rights. Give full par
ticulars first letter. Box 456-V. Star
CLERK. part time. white; must b
sosk sood pen@anshp sna sfapiafs ous w'A to as9s
am, 5-day week. Box 495-R. Star
CLERK FOR TOBACCO COUNTER
experienced, to take charge. Nc
evenings or Sundays. Call JU. g.
with tipping ability fol
permanent position: should have
good knowledge OF city: good salary
Beiheld, A. P. WooDsoN CO. 9th
st. and Michigan ave; ne. I'll .
CHIUgRCH MOTOR COURT. JE
CLERK, for Office of building material
warehouse; must have good telephone
personality. Give reference and
telephone number in reply. Box
CoLLEcTioN MGR, free to travel
. wks. of each mo-. for d. c., also
Md. and Va. road towns; must have
exper. in all phases of budget maga-
zine business. McManis. HO.
2-2104. IL am. to 3 pm. Sun. or
write complete resume and phone
No. p. o. Box s. Baltimore 3. Won
derful future for right man.
Observation-Disclosures man
with auto to collect and sell life
insurance In D. c. NE. S-2s4o:
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,UTOMOBILE WASHER
AWNING statesmen

1858 will be your biggest year ever!
Washington's largest aluminium and
plastic awning manufacturer offers
industry. Delivery in z days at
peak season. For top men we offer
sound financial future in our ex-
panding organization. Call SALES
MANAGER at LU. $4,000. ENGI-
NEERING IMPROVEMENTS a. MAN
UFACTURING CORP. Benning I'd.
and Mimi ave ne
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BODY SHOP WORKING FOREMAN

$500 per month guaranteed and
bonus. Must. have proven exper
Can Mr.. Michaelson. Fri, Sat: or
ALTO MSf WHoLEsAPPERs, SlHe5 nj In iNc. s-ssGS; $500
B00KKEEPER, exper.: fun charge
electric and radio sales and service.
DAUBER'S. 2320 18th st. NV. 30
BO0KKEEPERS, S75 wk up, typing
helpful; asst. bkkprs., several Typ
lists. good with figures. See H. BYRD.
1911 G st NV. ST. 3-3664. --21
BOOKKEEPER AND OFFICE MAN
AGER, automobile experience. II
you are the best in this field and
want to receive the highest sa,ary
see Mr.. Buchner. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO.. 1901 Oronoco ST.. Alex. Va,
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GIIBIIIt6IIIIS bIIV
NO FEE
FEE PAID BY
APPLICANT ON
FOLLOWING JOBS:

Communications engr. - to S20.00(
IComputer engrs. --- 8. Q
Design engrs., heating .-. S. o
| Engineers, GEE. NE or physicists FOL
personnel work w s. o
Chemical engrs, corrosion. Plant
maintenance. NE deg. to $4,000
Textile chemist to $5,20C
/ exper. nee. to 50, ,0Ot
CONSTRUCTION estimator, heating. -,
Navy planning engrs., ex-electroniC
officers -- 8. Q
Tool designers --- s, Q
instrument makers ---- s. Q
lGauge designers 80 . s. o
Craftsmen (many) electro-mech.. sta.
tistical, architectural. cartographic
to $4,000
Electronic techs to assist ensrs
building devel. eircuitry; 2.yrs.' RI
! circuieTS eXper. nee, - s. o
110S 18th st. NV. EX. 3-1270
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN, ex,
perienced. for large commercia.
expeT ienee in detail and salary ex'
pected. Box 34T-v, Star.
ARCH. DRAFTsMAS, exper.. TO 500
wk.; several openings. Mr, Ford o
BoYD's. zoo 18th. cor. O.. NA, D.
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NTe-EFV FEIN On
Office Professional

Public relations. tseveral yrs. edt-
torial eXper. local newspapers pref :;
to So 500
Publicity tnews BACKGROUND plus
exper, placing articles with nat !.
naESl b. o.
Procedures analyst, coll. deg. plus
exper. electrnnics S. q.
Reporter, natl. mag. SO wk.
Credit man, CT or comm. credit bked..
5000 yrs. SA-5. 600 yr.
Field repr trainees - $500 plus car
elk, 3 p .rn.-2 a.u.----- $500 mo.
Clk typist ------r.. $50 mo.
Mail rm. elk $40 mo,
Bank trainees - SlS0-S223 mo;
Guards, rotating S2l0
C-sl.r,4
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A
FINE
OPPORTUNITY

EARN WHILE YOU LEARN
One of Americas outstand-
ing Ford dealers will train
you for a top paying posi-
tion as saleSmen of the
wonderful 1855 Ford. Appli-
cants must be Of good ap-
pearance, aggressive, pref
erably married and be in
the 25-35 age bracket.
WEEKLY SALARY TO
THOSE MEN WILLING
TO WORK
Drifters, do not apply
For Interview Phone
JOHN CLARK, AID. 2-018r
Between 1912 and 3-5
PARKWAY MOTOR co.
3040 M st. NV. 50
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PERSONAL
CALLING ALL
SUICIDES

To be brought to EXQUISITE CLEAN
ERS, who is a Specialist in cleaning
of suede and leather Jackets. coats,
gloves and handbags. S700 Georsia
ave- nv RA 3-05Ss
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AUTO. BRAKE sHoP-pesires me
AUTO MECHANIC

Ford experience; large. modern shop;
days and vacations. Apply to Mr.
Cutler. MONROE FORD Co, 1927
East-West hwy. Silver Spring, Md
Ill h-TSn0 -o1
Evening star., 1955-02-20

AUTO. POLISHER, colored; to worl
in used car department. No phon,
NICHOLSON CHEVROLET, SIT
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville. Md.
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COT.T.ECTOP

COLLECTOR
Full or part time; good pay. Apply
1927 East-West hwy. Silver Spring
Md. Monday, Feb. 81, $50 to
II: 30 am.
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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture
sass, china. bric-a-brac. etc. Thurs.
S.3O pm. SUBURBAN AUCTIONS
Rockville. Md.
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GET OUT
OF DEBT

LET BUDGET PLAN
e., you out OF debt with payments
ycu can afford tegardleSs Of how
many you owe No security or in
o9rsers Not a loan compnny-one
ace to pay.
THE BUDGET PLAN
1906 9 ST NV Ma = 15a
ILL INCOME TAKES
btn and D NV, munic pal tax center,
4UJ 5th st. NV, RIM 2Q3. RE. I-Sl II.
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ATTORNEY
Evening star., 1955-02-20

ADVERTISING COPYWRTTER. radio
\ newSpapCr CXDer. $50 to 100 WR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
Norway Honors 3
In Red Cross Here

James T. Nicholson. vice presl-
dent of the American National
Red Cross, and two of hi associ-
ateS have been decorated by the
Norwegian Red Cross. the Nor
wegian Embassy announced
yesterday.
Mr.. Nicholson, 1890 Woodley
road NV, was awarded the
Medal of Honor, highest decora-
ton of the Norwegian Red Cross,
Also decorated were Harold w
Starr. Secretary and Counselor
1923 Fourteenth street N W.. and
Miss Mary Lightle. international
relations assistant, office of tire
executive vice president, of 1898
Connecticut avenue NV.
The citation accompanying the
decorations states that the
medals were awarded in recog-
milton OF the work of the Amer
lean Red Cross during the past
IS years of its existence. espe-
cially during the postwar period
The recipients were selected
because of the close contact they
have had with Norway and the
Norwegian Red Cross for the
past 10 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
Man Charged
In Shooting

A 42-year-old woman told
police she was wounded and then
aided early today by o male
companion.
Held on a charge of assault
with a dangerous weapon. police
said, was Bernard E. Page, 46.
colored, of the 1900 block of Dean
avenue NE. He was charged with
shooting Gladys Hill. AZ. colored.
of the 300 block of Eastern
avenue NE in the leg with a
80 caliber pistol.
The Hill woman told police
she was visiting with Page when
an argument ensued, then he
shot her, she said. The bullet
passed almost com p letely
through her leg. lodging just
under the skin.
Despite her insistence on
leaving, Page held her in the
house and forced her to let him
with a pen knife, remove the
slug she told police.
Nearly eight hours later. short
.ly after midnight. she said Page
fell asleep. She left the house
and went to the precinct. After
first aid treatment at District
General Hospital she was re-
leased in good condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
u. S. Looks Into Activities
Of White Councils in South

Gov. Hugh White at Jackson,
Miss. He called the department
Ia bunch of meddlesome jack
asses" who cant do a thing"
The New York City group. the
Jewish Labor Committee, had
written Washington with re-
quest for an investigation of the
councils.
Warren Olney III, in charge
of criminal prosecutions for the
department. and Arthur B. Cald-
well, chief of its civil rights Sec
Ition, replied:
1.-THE activities of the White
Citizens Councils are receiving
the departments careful at
(tention. You may be assured
that appropriate measures will
be taken should the investigation
establish the departments juris-
Idiction and authority"
Federal laws authorize the de-
ipartment to step in if the au-
Ithority of public officials or po-
lice is used to give the authority
Iof law to any depriva ton OF
civil rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
New Hearings
Set on Secrecy
In Government
BY the Associated Press

A House committee probing
governmental information poll
cies announced today plans for
further hearings on a reported
attitude in some agencies that
the public "has little or no right
to know" what is going on.
Chairman Moss. Democrat Of
California. disclosed at the same
time that four agencies have
been asked to explain why they
use the term confidential" to
restrict circulation of non-de-
Tense information. An executive
order Of December Is. 1858, lin
tied use of the confidential"
classification generally to de-
Tense material.
Despite the order, Mr.. Moss
said. the Interior Department,
the Federal Reserve System, the
Securities and and Exchange
Commission and the Department
of Health, Education and We'll
fare misuse" the term or varia-
tons of it to keep wraps on nom
defense information.
Conducted Hearings
Mr.. Moss group, a subcom-
mittee of the House Government
Operations Committee, con-
Quoted hearings last fall on in
formation policies of various
agencies. Questioned publicly at
the time were agency officials
and spokesman for the press and
radio.
Mr.. Moss said in a statement
that information gathered by his
committee indicates many Fed
eral agencies have little interest
in opening UP the avenues of
access to public information"
He did not set a date for fur
Their committee hearings. but
current plans are to hold them
shortly after Congress recon-
venes next week.
Confidential" Label
He said the Interior Depart
ment informed him it uses the
term confidential" on informa-
ton for use only within the de-
partment or within the executive
The SEC said 1t stamps CON
fidential treatment" labels on
material 1.-The commission wants
to keep from the public"
The Federal Reserve System
uses the restrictive description
on material intended for in
ternal use.
The Welfare Department re-
sorts to confidential" labelling
on documents "the Department
keeps from the public"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30

February, 1854, after working as
a nurse at the Alexian Brothers
Hospital in Elizabeth, N. j. He
is a graduate of the Alexian
Brothers Hospital School of
Nursing in Chicago.
1t, Dougherty, "a, an anesthe-
siologiSt, was drafted while
working at the Milwaukee Gen.
eral Hospital. He was trained
at he st. Joseph's Hospital,
Alton. H., and St, Francis Hos
pital School of Anesthesiology
at La Crosse. Wis.
The new lieutenants will re-
port to Fort Sam Houston, Tex,
next week for a six-week officers
course at the Army
Medical Service School.
Afterwards, 1t. Walther will
be sent to the Army Hospital at
Fort Eustis. Va; 1t. Wildoner to
Fort Knox. KY. and 1t. Dough-
erty to Fort Mcclellan. Ala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
TRAIN BLOCKS INTERSECTION;
VICE PRESIDENT OF LINE ARRESTED

SPRINGFIELD Ill. pa retired railroad man,
dsgruntled because freight train blocked his way had
the railroad vice president arrested today
c. L. Ogden about 70, obtained warrant charging
the Chicago g. Illinois Midland Railroad Co. violated
city ordinance by blocking intersection for Is minutes
Two policemen went to the C&IM headquarters and
arrested Mervn E. Gustaveson vice president.
Mr.. Gustaveson went down to the jailhouse and APP
peared before Police Magistrate William D. Conway who
released him in 5000 bond and set hearing for January
Magistrate Conway said Mr.. Ogden complained that
he waited intersection the East Side for Is minutes
because C&IM freight blocking the way.
The city CODE Magistrate Conway said limits trains
to about eight minutes standing at crossing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
Cardinal SpelImon
Arrives in Formosu

TAIPEI, Formosa, Dec. 80 (Pl
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Archbishop. of New York, ar
rived today from Okinawa fol
a crowded hour round Of
meetings. receptions and a talk
and dinner with President
Chang kai-shek.
The cardinal will visit the
cruiser st. Paul, flagship of the
United States 7th Fleet, to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
Weddings Speed-Up

ATHENS, Dec. 80 .Pl.-Greek
couples are marrying in record
numbers-because it's leap year
next year. The Greeks consider
leap year unlucky for marriages.
There were more than 400 mar
riages in Athens the day after
Christmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
Ry the Associated Press

The Justice Department has
assured a New York group it is
looking into the activities of the
White Citizens Councils in the
South.
The councils have been or
gained to preserve racial segre-
cation in their areas. They de-
veloped after the Supreme Court
ruled that segregated public
schools are unconstitutional.
The departments announce
|ment drew a tart comment from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30

Army, were commissioned second
lieutenants yesterday by Maj.
Gen. Leonard d. Heaton. Walter
Reed commanding general.
Advanced to Sergeant
Forced by Army regulations
TO give up their civilian profess
sion until now were 1t. James
c. Walther. Utica, H.; 1t. Bern
ard E. Wildoner, Jim Thorpe,
Pa, and 1t. Thomas j. Dough-
erty. Wauwatosa, Wis.
They had been serving as en-
listed men at Walter Reed. each
winning sergeant's stripes. At
the hospital they performed
many nurses duties, but always
under the supervision of a COM
missioned Army nurse.
Then, last August, Congress
amended the Armed Forces Act
to provide for qualified males to
join the Army Nurse Corps.
Drafted and enlisted male
nurses, many with experience at
mental hospitals. began leaving
KIP, guard duty and lowly hos
pital chores to go back to nurs-
ing.
The 3 New Officers
1t. Wildoner, %. was drafted
In February, 1854. He is a
graduate of the Westchester
School of Nursing in valhalla,
N. Y. Before being drafted he
was with the nursing staff in
the neuropsychiatric department
of Grasslands Hospital.
1t. Walther, 26, enlisted in
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3 Sergeonts Get Bors
As Army Nurses Here

finally have found their inches in this
mans Army.
male registered commissioned
Walter Reed Army Medical Center and among the first
dozen commissioned IN the entire Army.
The who registered when they joined the
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It's time to register as vot-
ers. The place Is the District
Building.