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HOUSES TO SHARE

-.
9 CoNGKNIAL MEN, 21-3o, desire
share house In northwest area with
4th. Maid service, breakfast, dfn-
ner. Cali EN- 3-5s46. after . Pm.
LADY TO SHARE krTR, BoME IN
CeoraetoWn with LADY. CAL Sunday
OF ewes. after $50. co. 6-44l6.
YOUNG NAN wanted 10 share 3-6ed-
rrn., compIeteiy furn, housa With =
other men; near Glen Echo. Oh, =
W6tLD LIKE TO EExT nv s-Ssa-
fara. rum home sona q es Ia iadlss ' o. F ssntis. ,.
man. RA. e-0s1i. ---23
WILL siIARE WfTn C0UFLE o. one
or z ladies. conf home IN CHEVY
Seis. Sehss esss sasst OF sEass sis. sa s1Dshsss'
LADY vii share nice bone. pvt rrn.,
lit. and shore with Z lAdiess e1ees.
trHnSp, Ia 9s6S56-
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GRocEHY.-L ovELY APT.
OWNER Quotes $1,000 WEEk
NO sUNDAYs--HAs BEER
Down payment terms terms e, can Be ar
CARRY OUT SHOP
eorpisfs. 81. 500. with terms. PIN
Dali machines pays rent.
n. cSH NJ nEk ndEkEfEHlsaRD. fsalhlR HI s-gsSss gss.Sosszs
MOTIFS roR sALE--AAA,, 49, aunt UNI.
1s or. s'sz and 'JsS pSils nsys ysissSeS .SseD @ Down
payment $4,000.
AAA 3e-rnit motel, on heavy travelled
hwy. between Baltimore and Philh.,
doing excel business. Sx00,00O.
ass down payment REQUIRED.
s-unit motel on 4 acres, built In
1852, with beautifui home for
owner. on most Travelled hwy.
North 70 South. Apprpx. IL hrs,
from Nashs y; c. ~. 800 DoEn
paymssss polr,sssss 1900 sso.sei Hssss ts5sssr M
RoBfSson RE1LTcRS. sTs5 osor-
s.zti4, Ess..... E... y6. s.szss -
- MOTIFS FOR SALE
AAA--fs DE- luxe unita. tile baths.
Simmons furniture, central beat.
B CT $4,000. $4,000 essk. -
II stone Units huiit ID isss. eofse
shop, ies. living guertsfs. central
iurnisksd and ssaippsd: sss'o60.
$4,000 cash
20 units--lisins quarters. lounEs
eqlipped. losated near Lnray. Va:
$4,000, $4,000 cash.
HlLLfARD REALTY CO. IA e-s4oe
asa Lee hwy, Arlington. Va
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NOWNDOWN TO
S1l5 MONTH

FENCE AyAlLABL.E SIlO
Only g Left out of DEVELOPMENT
of 160 Homes
SAMPLE--4Q29 18th st. NE.
Just North OF New Providence
Nearly new semidetached hpn19s.
III baths, full bsmt., choice Of gas
or oil heat; some with garbage dis
posal units; beautifully equipped
kitchen with dining alcove: also
family-size dining room.
weekdays by Appointment
Drive out Michigan ave. Just past
CATHOLIC University to 18th st !.
STEUART BROTHERS, INC.
1919 5th st. NV.
d. T-2434. IL. 3-o5o5: DI. 7-s695.
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DRY CLEANING

An eficient, medium size synthetic
plant enjoyins = tine reputation in IN
diplomatic and professional trade.
Business netted $4,000 q year for
the past 3 years with the present
owner inactive in the general pro-
cessing and finishing Of the gar
ments II new owner is experienced
tionai $1,000 can be realized in
profits per year. Cash required and
balance Of payments to be arranged
at appointment, Must have good
background and references. Phone
DU 7-2341 for further information
aud ask for OWNER.
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MoUsEs wANTED 10 RENT

HUGH I. rEcK has cans aslly ferl
1900 100. 4 Ru6s ud6ss'sf. I. itek iAtsek can -
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FALLS CHURCH

7 1AI11O O11O1tOI1
4 4-hedrm. brick Cape Cod; living rm.,
with fireplace. sep. dining rm., equip
Kit; fenced back YARD; ! blk. to
3 bedrm. brick Cape Cod: living rm
with fireplace. sep. dining rm., kit:
full bsmt. $120.
JOHN w. MULRoY. 90 Hillwood ave-,
JE. $4,000: ewes. JE. 2-7Sl0..
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HOUSES uhFuRNlsHEp

620 23rd ST. NV.
GeorgetoWn-type, Groom house IN
Vicinity Of State Dspt- Avail. today
FRED A. SMITH
Ills 18th st. NV. Ex. 3-24s9
1913 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Newly decor. 6-rlp-. row brick house;
gas h.-W-h. SI2o mo. MICHAEL
WALSH a SONS, 1911 Eye 81. q VI
RE. 5-6282 or OF. 6-7266. -23
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coLoRED - 225 57th ST NE. =
Ssmidet. 5 rms. bath, gas heat;
1I9 10th st. s.e.---3 rms, bath, gas
heat, elec. refgr.; $50. Apply GUY
TIMER, 1929 18th st. NV. NO,
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sUslNEss oPPoRTUNITIFs

RENTAL HOUSES WANTED
FR6osisEEP FRos Z PHIpErps 9E gSySssa5ssHsEoEE WE assoE
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GLEN MAR PARK, MD.
Tvo-story. 3-bedrm., corner detached
housei fenced-in lot; screened poreh,
Available immediately. Call Ma.
S-622l for appt. "a
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WEEKLY SPECIALS

WEEKLY SPECIALS
RESTAURANT tLIouoR)
NV. Call Mrs, Spuggs, CO. 5-5473,
CLEANING-pRESSING
Alterations. S275 wk income. Can
be increased. Rent $50. Lease. Call
Mrs. De Paolis,
GIFT SHOP
So. GOO. plus 5 for S for stock or will
BEAUTY SALONS
All sections d. c., nearby Md. and
Va Terms can be arranged. New
listings daily, Clients waiting.
To buy or sell any business or real
estate contact
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
NE. S-f54O. HO. 2-7Nl0.
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GROCERY MARKET

GROCERY MARKET
y BLOCK OFF CONN. AVE. AID r
Modern building, modern equipment,
well stocked. good clientele. Can
draw Si50 weekly. High-class per-
son. ability TO keep store clean and
attractive, has unlimited possibility.
For control. approximately $4,000.
Call Dupont T-5039.
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WLbNDh OF AAKN& nNR0AhvW.s---
bedrooms; on lease. 10. 2-06S3 Of
ssas SiifiiS iIIiSors AVE. .Y.w.-ElsA
rms. suit. 5 apts.; oil heat fui
hsmt. OWNER, WA. T-2oe7 -,
MSb.sach.S sa as Sr.es e ssSss esps eoa osihf
bedrooms Downstairs and up: ,oi
heat detached garage. Slo0 month
~, Cail Ex. 3-2S56.
KkNSiNGTON--Th Three-bedroom ram.
bier with fun basement. pesirahl.
ascs.h asss. i0i pHiGtrp: ihst ps9!lEs 9e!alEsBy / p5f Rs!
LER. INC. ST. 3-aa0o. loi2 1btf
Rcahhks HEIGHTS, MD. Brick /
rooms and bath; M fpIl ssmt; mt SaMn; "A n;
BTATKLY TREEs, white picket fence
on an extYa.lgrGe lot make this two
bedroom brick. home Of disttne'
sSSi,. .S near a. SsSlissy sloes from sSy sds y
degSched sarase. full basement. oil
SLOCK Off ARi. BLvD.---Nearl,
new brick rambler. bedrnis.: fgl
hsmt.; eanipped h, Aatorstil
yssshsr; y.ss.s:o nies sesrSs min. .--S' sscn
siSS 4 MoSfh, s. Il. rambler %
acres Of land. modern Kitchen, ful
din. rnn,, I'll n, Nv. fn., larg.
bedTms. and bath. full hsgat.. "a AZ
and Brown station rd., Ritehie. Nd
kENsrN6f Cape Cod. . bedT@s.
den. full .hsrnt. ell modern, lse
hesattipl lot, oeeupsncy Feb J
OMAR falls. vA.--SsS; e-hedrm.
white stucco bungalow: oil heat
modern eauipt, xiii: 20 min. Chair
.Rridee. Pk o-sS2es ~
ALEXANDRIA 9emi-QetT liyini
room, dining room. kitchen. bed.
rooms. full bsmt,. porehes,. yard
800 A., 3; Cllnord avs. II; esS164
rambler with eerpcrt. large voodes
lot. liv. rtns with hrnplact. din I'm,
eQuipped kitchen, gas heat Sl3l
clothes dryer, membership IN swim
:. mIng pool from present tenant
aepyEQhlIASs aepyEhlHIRA 81 s-7ssssii sii.a,o.m --sS ~.
eemi-det.; IN. Jefferson Manor. tx
esnent condition. fenced yard. "
Ak2. ] bsdrR., 81 sssh.. cathsdra
lcIssnsd perch, eapip' Eit,, e!L hvh;
eoRosRoR. "a. s-s9ss ~; or "a. Az ssooisi
scslsi' = I'sssss. Es; ne. e; ssu.' ass,; ss,o
SvS. semi-det. brick with lara
SSiscsNS5fs sSfsi i 9sldaseREns0d SUPs2Rf. dioiS 9sI u
Nv. 81. s-sSti. -as
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FALLS cHURCll-2-story. 3-bed-
room; excellent location: nice yard;
full basement; S136 mo. EAKIN
PROPERTIES, INC. JE. 3-2031.
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CAPE COD-5-room BUNGALOW: I'm
ished attic; vicinity Riyerdale, Nd.
Call wa. 7-8S1S for details. --23
1855 NEAL ST. N.E.--8 rms. fitted
for 2 families; clean; stove for Kit;
1904 II ST. NE. go
ARL. NO. - Vacant. Lge., 3-bedrfn.,
brick Colonial; de luxe kit.,. 1st-h.
powder rn1., scr. porch; fuA bSmt.
With rec. rm. and h bath; $175 mo.
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$40 oeergia Ave ~. 5-s70o
! 438 Jefferson st. NV.
A.s sSc: sirsu!.s sst !: .ss sso .ss.stnsss. sss
Wash. Loan q Trust Br.
The Riggs National Bank
900 r ST. NV. MA. 8-S440
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INVESTMENT with good
return. recurring few hours Q month
ct own leisure. Operate one cent
nationally known candy and gum
vending machines on sponsored
locatlons. National organizetiou aid.
rer eomplete iniormetior write: IN.
BOONBINDTf0--Trade bindery doing
SO, O00-S75, 900. Anxious for quick
deal. Box 395-M, Star.
LADIES' WEAn--Beaut. store IN sub
urban DC. doins good business. at
. pxcdt. Exceilent cDgortunity for
f cait M sifG sitSin, IKE KE. e-ssas. Exciii- s.
siye With METzLER--vA. oFRTcE.
wzfcCH sHioP. In busy shoppIns.
eentert excellent repair husiness;
Eo?e lease; vert reasonable. AP
ENeiSEER assIrss . invest IN ilzht
and partial service. Boz 409-M.
cOILRGE GRADUATE win ststis-
tieal and advertistng exgerIfnee.
desires 70 invest IN s1pal bgsines,
earn skare Ii baslnsss: native
WsshinftgniAp and unmarried Boz
pksfkk ksfkk 4 PARrNER with some d.
nance 70 build hcuses. WE 5-s59T,
HARDWARE sronEProsressiye pc
lncnsy plus epproL $4,000 inyei.
tozI. cAn Nh BECKER. "A. g
AVAIL SkocEkx sna ss.at Marie.
Dsisnse ,hrg. y, chsss.ly 80 shsgpInl !
an rasss asssl isr oyeF ssSSo ogesa sss
1I SfecT{1nrx enuiDgneIlf and
ssS6kf sssSS6akfrre e9' 9R'EAi iSisfarr iis22arr DnHo iac. N n
|skzUfR saEos:e nan; busy; nsd.
monsy-naksT. Upper Conn. locs
tion- Box Szs-6 Star. --23
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oPEn SUNDAY. I Tos
Esaf ssS1a. aGna..'1i bsss, az i'Ga s.ss ssAY Fl.
rm.. din. rra.. daylfgfit &c. with
thrcughoft: fHn bsmf.. gss heat:
isneed-in yEEn; EsE5S; 4 siTSns MIR sias.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

NOg8 Sra 81. Nh.
KIT. aAa bath; gat heat. tenced-in
FRKD A. SMITH
Ills 18th 81. NV Kx- $3.50
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C. For rent or
sale. Lovely det. corner house, GEN.
ter hall, liv. rm. with fireplace. sep.
din rm, kit with breakfast nook: 3
bedrms. bath. Kitchen, and a.; built
U garage; $l65 per mo, Can Nj. Nj.
$1,000. JU. S-15l2. -23.
&110 PER MO- rms: Ice. Yd.;
bsmt, rec. rm.: gas heat. 222 Oalla-
tin st. NV. To inspect. ST. 3-3657.
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tconiinusd On nszt pass,
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S-BEDR0oM sEMIDEF. BRICK
Close to shopping, bus and schools;
5 min. 70 Pentagon; In Arl.: &l15.
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excel. stock, hxtures and equip. incl.
500 down. bal. 2 months. AD-
a6TpVVM6BrLE AGENCY. garage and
n nun efosins ssh eommunity. aSaashy " rAUT H.
le ACES on 3oI--Ffiiing station,
garage and small store; 4-room apt.
$50 It. road front IN q fast-deyelop-
ing community; Priesd yery cheap.
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BRICK HOUSE, 3 bedrooms down
full, dry basement fireplace. large
cedar closet, electricity and tele-
phone, plenty shade. large yard,
fruit trees, safe for children: Si25
per mo-: possession February J..
Intersection of New Hampshire ave.
Boetler I'd, white Oak. HE. 4-S655.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

LOzikR. HeRit0f. WA. T-9OO0,
shower. auto. r.. yd.; ecnv.: excel
cond.; gentiles. adnlts: $lIk. 423
COUNTY, BuSGSfjOW--Issse Nv
Ins room with fireplace, Gin, rm.,
bath. 2 bedynls.. slee, kitchen. fnli
hsrnt,. recr, rrn. and attic. cll h..w n.
SCREENED perch. outdoor aEeplss:s. !.
Corner On o. Routs s rs IL MI. risht
al Beuiah I'd, on Route ti55 .0l mi,
Lisht q Greek crosxins e; er Route
D0WNfORN---Nine-rnn, hfk,, 2 baths,
oil heat; centrally located: reae.
rent to responsible tenant: innmed.
B. E:'sssslsai wAIsh Nc. sis ii& Il ~,
vRLLs Sauhca5yhls s,sssrns ,
reted. ano VII be tssay for pos
session. next week; all large rooms,
large level lot and a-ear earage:
$50 pcr me. ov. S-o3ie.
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ARL. FOREST---3-bedrm. brick det
house. full bsmt.; cony. to transp.,
schools. churches. IA. 2-4l3S. ---23
VIC. HAWAII AND N. CAP.---6-rm.
house: Sl10, incl, utils. Option to
buy, $I8:94o, EsTELLE PEARcE'
The frontiersman., 1955-06-16

Sandvik, Margaret Cope, Mary Jane Clark, Arlene Benson, and many University of Alaska stu dents.
 Eugene Sherrod, nephew of Max Sherrod of Palmer, is visit ing his uncle and aunt from his home in Paw Paw, Michigan. He plans to stay for the summer.
 Mrs. Barbara Smart arrived home this week from the Uni versity of Washington where she has been taking special course the past year
 Mrs. Sara Moffitt of Palmer is now authorized Valley dealer for Tupperwear Home Parties, Inc. Hostesses may schedule home parties for the ware thro- ugh Mrs. Moffitt who will dem onstrate the varied uses of the products.
 MT. and Mrs. James Shook of the Eklutna Project housing, and their son and daughter, returned this week from several weeks vacation in the States. They drove back over the Alaska high way.
 MT. and Mrs. William Kucera and three children returned to Palmer last weekend following 3 motor trip to the States. While in Washington they visited with the Paul Haires, former Palmer ies, and report that Shirley and Donnie are recovering from their attacks of polio very well. They sent regards to all their valley friends.
 Mrs. Audrey Sweenev, grand prize winner in the homelnakers contest at the Chugiak Spring Festival, appeared on Ruth Briggs program on radio station KENI this week and on Lorene Harrison's television show on Channel 2. Mrs. Sweeney enter ed a wide variety of delicacies n the contest.
 The little moose calf that has bean living at the Compton resi- 5ence in Palmer was this week removed to Cordova by members Of the Fish and Wildlife Service. Accompanying "Moosie" was an other infant moose which was being cared for by a family in Chugiak.
 Members of the Palmer B.P.O. Elks lodge and their families en- joycd their annual family picnic shis rast Sunday. Originally scheduled for Dutt's Lake, road conditions changed the meeting
The frontiersman., 1955-06-16

place to Elks Hall and then the fine weather changed that To- cation to the Reed farm Pot luck picnic was served and a scftball game, between the wo- men and men, was enjoyed, with the men claiming victory. Mem bers and their families were pres ent from Eska, Sutton, Wasilla and Palmer.
 The 1855 Dodge pickup truck owned by Dick Benson was dam aged to the extent of $300$4OO on Tuesday night when truck load of fireworks was blown up by an accidental toss of fire cracker. Benson reported he had S325 worth of fireworks in the back of the truck. The force of the explosion did considerable damage to the bed and frame of tlle truck.
 MT. and Mrs. Aaror Thompson of Hastings, Michigan, are visit ing their daughter, Margaret Ann Thompson of Palmer. They are staying at the George Campbell residence. Mir. Campbell is bro- ther of Mrs. Thompson. The Thompsons and their daughter plan to leave Palmer for Nfichi- gan the first of the week.
 The Matanuska Valley Farm CTS Cooperating Association this week received word that they are winners of an expense-paid trip to Los, Angeles, Calif., awarded by the Albers Milling company for increased volume in feed sal es. The equivalent of the trip was
The frontiersman., 1955-06-16
Reporters
 No1book

Sealed bids for the sale of the ACS repeater site at Cathedral Bluffs will be opened July 15 at l pm by the Alaska District Corps of Engineers. The installa- ton consists of 344 acres and seven frame buildings located approximately l2 miles from Tok Junction and may be inspected any time
 Dr. c. c. Bailey returned to Palmer last week following a business trip to Seattle.
 Mrs. John c. Ganschow, moth CT of Emil Ganschow of Palmer, is paying her son and his family a surprise visit. She arrived with grandson Dick GanschoW who returned to Palmer from his Stateside studies this week. Mrs. Ganschow plans an extended visit.
 Dr. Charles Grey, veterinarian with the Office of Experiment Stations and Dr. David Lumsdon, director Territorial division Of flee of Experiment Stations, both of Washington, D. c. are in the valley on an annual routine in spection tour. While in Palmer they will review the program and lay out long-range plans for continued operation of the pro gram. Prior to their local visit they toured the Southeast Alaska area, visiting the dairies and next week will visit the Fair banks area.
 Rev. and Mrs. Wesley Lan- caster of the Church of God left for a trip to the States On Mon day. They plan to drive back over the Alaska highway.
 Friends and acquaintances are welcoming home, Mrs. Jane Slaughter who, with her hus- band Marvin, spent the winter months in the states. MT. Slaugh- ter had preceded his wife home.
 City volunteer fire fighters were called to the Hartner farm south of town on Monday night of this week. A flooded oil burner caused little damage.
 Several valley youths arrived home during the past week from their studies in the States. Faces seen around town include Don Ingalls,, Phil Stainbrook, Neola
The frontiersman., 1955-06-16

offered to the local association as an alternative. Jones Feed store of Anchorage won a trip to Seattle. The two companies were the only winners in the na- tion-wide contest from the west ern section of the country.
 The R. c. Gardner family of American Forks, Utah, are spending a few days vacation with the Stuart Durrant family of Palmer. Mir. Gardiner is with the agricultural department in Utah.
 MT. and Mrs. F. C. Gregory of Navsink, IN. J. are visiting MT. and Mrs. Philip Edleman of Pal ner MT and Mrs. Gregory are parents of Mrs. Edleman and are making their first visit to the Territory.
 Helen Mae Stock is working at the Coop office filling in for Grace Edlen1an who is on a weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Marylou Rideout, home demonstration agent, is pa- tient at Providence Hospital in Anchorage.
 Playground equipment for Swanson School has arrived and will be installed, William T. Zahradnicek, school superintend- ent announced this week. The equipment, plus three mercury lights, was purchased by the North Palmer Improvement As sociation. The lights were install ed this week, he said.
 Doyle and Bennie Ross, sons
The frontiersman., 1955-06-16

of MT. and Mrs. Lucius Ross of Palmer, arrived home Sunday
 night from their studies at the University of Washington in Seattle, where both were study
 ing aeronautical engineering. They report the highway in good
 condition and are now working
The frontiersman., 1955-06-16

at the Experiment farm for the. summer. Also returning from the. University of Washington were. Jim Colberg, son of Dr. and Mrs
 A. J. Colberg, and Vosie Hughes daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Ken
 neth Hughes of Lazy Mountain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
KeniIWorth Stores
Contend Underpass
Will Hurt Business

Businessmen just inside the
northeast boundary OF the Dis
trict have expressed concern at
the District Building that plans
for the improvement Of Kenil-
worth avenue might interfere
with their business.
Deputy Highway Director s.
r. Harrison said that Attorney
Joseph Kaufman had requested
q hearing. which will be granted
some time this week.
Store and service station
owners have complained about
the proposed underpass of
Kenilworth avenue at Eastern
avenue. It is contended that
the District plan would take cars
past the local stores to Mary
land businesses.
The Kenilworth underpass is
to be the final contract Of the
widening and improvement prof.
ect intended by next fall to link
the new East Capitol Street
Bridge with connections in Mary
land.
Highway officials argue that
drivers who wanted to stop for
supplies on their way out Of
town on Kenilworth could do so
despite the underpass. A widened
avenue on each side Of the
underpass would leave sufficient
room for motorists to see and
turn into gas stations and stores,
they said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
Psychology Society
Elects at American u.

Vera D. Mann. a graduate
student at the American Univer-
sity, has been elected president
of the university's honorary psy-
chology society.
Other officers recently elected
are Howard H. Hiatt, vice presi-
dent, and Nick Adams, secretary
treasurer, both working for their
doctorates. The society is now
undergoing probationary period
before being admitted to Psi Chi.
national honorary society in
psychology.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
Sixth Atomic Explosion
Nav Be SET Off tomorrow
by the Assoeioisd Press

LAS VEGAS, New, Mar. 21.-
The years sixth atomic blast,
delayed more than q week, may
now be detonated at the Yucca
Flat test site tomorrow.
The Atomic Energy Commits
sion and Defense Department
said a conference will be held
today to decide if conditions are
correct for a blast tomorrow.
After frequent postponements
it was scheduled for this morn
ing, but was called off because
the weather was too windy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
Rhee Gets US. Medal, Also Will Decorate Hull

HE has aided the cause OF
universal democracy and has
advanced the date when a united
Korea will take its rightful place
among the free nations Of the
world"
Tomorrow Gen. Hull will re-
ceive South Korea's highest
military award from Mr.. Rhee,
Gen. Hull will be succeeded April
l by Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor
United States 9th Army COM
mander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
BY the Assoeieted Press

SEOUL, Mar. 81. - South
Korea's President Syngman Rhee
today received the United States
Medal of Freedom with gold
palm from Gen. John E. Hull,
retiring United States Far East
commander.
The citation praised the 79-
year-old Rhee for conspicuous
determination and self -subjuga-
ton in the interest of his home
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
FASHIONS
C0ntlnued Efom PAGe A-ll

Continued From rage B-ll
eioche Is another way to bring
3 feminine look to your short
clipped boyish hairdo.
TODAY IN NEW YORK
A preview Is being held ct the
Pierre Hotel By Fuller Fabrics
to introduce their new Modern
Master Prints Of fashion fab
rics on cotton design from
paintings by Picasso. Miro.
Chagell: Leger and Raoul
Duty. This unprecedented al
lance between modern art and
modern fashion goes deeper
than the artist giving Q sketch
to the textile people. These
new cotton fabrics have ac-
tually been produced In cole
laboration with the painters
themselves. Fashions In all
price brackets win feel this
new dimension In the world
Of art and fashion,
- -
MATURE SKIN TREAT
MENT-In the beauty world
the Developments that are
made ID France rate headlines.
Pioneers IN the beauty iield.
the French are always eager
to invent new ways TO beauti-
81 women.
Latest along this line Is .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
c. Q. P. Club
Hears Labor
Official

A once general impression
that the United States Labor
Department :. was biased sin
favor only Of labor organiza-
tiousn has been dtspelled
under this administration. As
sistant Secretary Of Labor
Rocco c. Siciliano said last
night.
Addressing o dinner meet
ing Of the Business and Pro-
fessional Group Of the D. G.
League Of Republican Women
IN the YWCA. Mr. siciliano
said the departments guide
today Is the same as set forth
IN its charter In lei3-.to
foster. develop and promote
the welfare Of the wage
earners Of the United States"
Interpreting wage earners e.
IAN" American workers, in
GLIDING those who belong 10
labor organizations and those
who do not, be said union
afiliaticn or lack Of Il ID not
In question.
"Eii9 welfare lthe wage
earner) Is always the depart
ment's only consideration" he
added.
Reviewing the Eisenhower
administrators record he
cited Unemployment figures as
an example Of workers Sc
curtty. Unemployment last
month was down to 81 million
which compared with "a
million unemployed in early
1850 and ga million uneFn-
ployed in 1889. an improve
ment worth NOTING" he
pointed out.
The departments activities
under the Refugee Relief Pro-
gram through July Of this
year De noted. includes In
yestiezting and indorsing
nearly as. 900 specific jobs for
which American individuals
and organizations propose to
sponsor and employ refugees
under this program"
Mr.. Siciliano said the fu-
ture Is unlimited In the de-
yeiopment Of peacetime uses Of
atomic energy and solar en-
ergy.
'sWise. far-sighted, balanced
leadership IL Of the essence, !"
he asserted. sOn the record,
this means Republican leader
ship"
Democrats, he said. win dis
pute the latter statement and
told the group that President
Eisenhower has moved agrees
siyely to shatter the Sstereo-
type that the Democratic
Party Is the party Of the work.
ing man.
we need not be afraid Of
criticism from any source" he
said. provided the Eisen-
hover detectives are kept IN
mind and our progress In
nearly three years Il made
known to al Americans"
Mrs. Roy e. James, director
Of the group. introduced the
guest speaker.
Preceding the dinner, 4 Re-
ceptiOn hunoring the speaker
and Mrs. Siciliano was held
when hrs. william r. Bur-
dick. president Or the league,
and Mrs. Walter Judd. YWCA
board president also were
hOn0rod guests