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Evening star., 1955-10-07
TYPIST
TYPIST

WAITRESS, white; nights only: ABc
FAMOUS RESTAURANT. 1916 New
WAITRESS, experienced. Apply In
person, GU6IrS, 1887 N 81. nv.
WxIfnRRss. gig nRRRss S1sihi White; sas week and
TIPS Apply In person. JoEY'S
DINER, 3rd and M SITS. ne. -
WAlTRESS-You Italian girl. ex-
perieneed preferred. Apply TORlNO
RESTAURANT. g0p H ST. NV. -
MATTRESSES, white, experienced.
part tims I foo,, e I fnH a.Iri TINE; s;,.hs
re and Washington blvd. "a
WAITiaREssEs. iIi 4 experienced. Apply at
Mt. VERNON RESTAURANT. 81
waiTnREss HI y; White. day work. One
10 be able 20 manage small restau-.
rant and bar: excellent pay and
good tips. See Al ct SULLIVAN B.
Biadensbure I'd, ne. -9
MATTRESSES, white. over Il. Apply
in person, CRESCENT RESTAU-
RANT 1888 New York ave. NV
WAITRESS. white. pert, over 81;
meals. excellent tips; 9 pm. g .,,;
Royal. I aDIlS1 IiS14 aiss1 new S;G sorR ave. S ne
WAITRESS, white; part time. eve
fingS, 5 TO $40 pm. SILVER RES
TAURANT. $3.50 Georgia ave-, Sh-
yer Spring. No phone calls. -l5
WAITRESS, part-ttme eyentngst 1000
and liquor restaurant. MAC B
GRILL, - F ST. a ".
Evening star., 1955-10-07

gERVicE STATION ATTENDANT
sober and middle age. Apply
SYLVESTER GULF SERVICE
deorEia and Eastern ayes. nv, --s
sHEETMETAL MECHANICS. must
be experienced; good pay. good
Workine conditions: sober ana re-
HOME HEATING CO.. Lee hwy.
Merriield. Va. ~
SHEET METAL MECHANICs-Ex,
Ger. in the installation Of warn
air ducts: must have car, tools
steady winter work. DAY BROS
coNTR CO. GALS Blair I'd. NV
SHOEMAKER, eolored. experienced
eood working conditions. Appls
3S0Q Mckinley st. NV. -9
SHOE Statesmen, fam. shoe stor.
exper.; steady Job; good sal. 1856
wilson blvd. Arl, IA. 7-2O04.
D.. n
Evening star., 1955-10-07

SHOE SALESLADIES
Immediate opportunity
for top earnings and
other benefits. Should
be experienced in selling
quality merchandise;
Particularly interested
in women who will want
to work in our new
Chevy Chase store, full
or part time. Apply 10
am. till noon or 8 to
5 pm.
RICH'S
1901 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
HELp-DoMEsTlc

CHILD CARE. eh.w. live In. 8 days;
Sunday qff; s3s; recent references
COOK and general housework. live
In. S150 mo-: room with private
bath. Recent references nseesssry'
cooK--With EMPLOYED husband too g
live in. References REQUIRED; sood
salary. EN-. 3-aa95. ~
COOK q INV. live In, upstairs rta
with TV: 55a-day week; excel. rel
erences: other help employed; $50
cSSKl S en-; s.ners1 22st4 housevork. expert.
enesd. Us; a,asday week. Refer
I: eness. n sWs...sinMPEE IN LEO COOKING, live I'm;
fond OF children. Recent refs. re-
ouired, on Thurs, every other Sun,
Good job for reliable person. Oh
CIV. INV laundry. live in. age 25-s5,
no Sundays. Si3-day wk.; recen'
city refs; $50 vk. IA. s-osoz
HousKKEEPER. white. neat. ant
good clean cook; no child care
ses Sste room Snasr and bath; Board and Sci
LfGHr III caa aHaoSuAsEWoRR: rs Fciaa. help With
children: live In; Wednesday aElc
every other sunday OF. AGE 25 tt
40. No cooking. Health caro- anc
local references REQUIRED; 800 9
week. Temporary position. onU. SsG
Cleveland ave-, Riyerdale, Nd. gN
MAilD.GH.w.. white or colored;
live in neat and exper-; good refs;
Si50 mo. Call AID. 2-1SlS. --a
WOMAN with chtldren rs mother
helper In return for rm: and board
in large Takoma Park home: write
briefly your situation. ages. phone
YOUNG WOMAN; I.Slsi. S;.n|IdT,. Shy sns g. esEs sEs
DAYS, live out or live in tpvt: ?,
rm and bath furn. apt.l GOOD
salary. References REQUIRED. Must
enjoy children. Near Upper MARI
horoyz Nd. Market T-9SGa,
SETTLED WOMAN to live in: g.h,w.,
plain cooking and some child care.
Boom and ,,6Os board wR ana ssssa ss non.eis
WHITE WOMAN. European or Amer
lean, to live in Richmond. Va.
g.h,w.. with FAMILY. : school-age
children. other help empl:; some
eooklng Good salary. Must drive.
coUPlE. sS4ia g-SiR vile s:h.w, for 2: husband
eshsTyhisee ,hse EN- smpioyssd' Ss asi9s ess99anse i0f
GIRL, white or colored, live tn:
g.h.w.: must be good with small
Children: intellisent and reliable;
new rambler with al appliances;
aninle time on OIL, ti-7661.
GIRL, colored, IS or over: bla-day
VIZ $40; g.h,w. and child care;
sleep In. Ju. 5-3450.
Ing, s school children, Tues,
through Sat. night, Sun. and Mon.
on, Must be clean. $50. Ref. IA.
2-spSE. -
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sTENoGRAPHER

Interesting position In our promo
tion dept. 5-day 40-hr. week
Young woman. 20-35 years OF age
who has pleasant personality ant
is able to tyne and take short.
hand and at q reasonable speed
Apply Personnel Room 900. Week,
days, 1905 and Sat. o-l2 Ns
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
I10I Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-07

SUPERVISOR Of . hotel Kitchen
with experienced in menu makina
and buytng; White. middle age pre-
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, secretarial
service. 465-unit apt. bldg. at 250d
wisconsin ave. NV; hours, 3:3o-
1850 pm: excellent environment;
permanent position and good salary
for dependable woman between
5000. Call EN- 2-SS06 after
I,.,I9 pm for appt. to be M inter-
TOBACCO and candy saiesiady: ex-
Gel working conds.; good beginning
sal : exper. preferred. Apply In per-
son 4f41 Wheeler I'd. SIC. -
TYPIsTS, part time. go w,p-m. re-
auired letter shop exper. desirable
Apply in person TO AAA LETTER
SERVICE TIA 9th st. NV Room
Evening star., 1955-10-07
HELp--MrN

TF SERVICE NAN: outside; witt
car: must be expeI refs. required
1NTER-cTTY TVs INC. Lu. $4,000
20
Tv sERvIcEMAN, outside eve. work
cARRQ1L'G 7l0 H st. NV. NE
8-2646. - -
nv sERvIcEsEAN-Experience mar
for outside service; transportation
furnished: good pay; permanent JOB
BETHESDA TV CO., OIL. 6-47QQ.
Tv sERyICEMEN, inside and out
side: fun or part time; top salary
70 good men. Apply In person,
snrinx Ma 10
nv TEcHNICIAN, outside service
experienced: pay commensurate
with ability. XII. $4,000, Mr.. Nc
openinv for q
first-class upholsterer In q custom
RaS Raae snopi 1e Appiy. .1 y person. rson CoE W
1.N. --t
Evening star., 1955-10-07
WHY

Should peat-appearing man, Of
$4,000 . year In Washingtoni
There Is NO reason to continue
earning meaEer income like
this. Our statesmen average ST.
600 q year and three of our men
under. 80 years Of age earn over
sls,ooo, sds 2, a AZ yea, s,,,, y your present present
you owe Il TO yourself and family
to talk to US for thirty minutes.
No sales experience necessary. No
travel, but car necessary. Salary,
draw. bonuses.
Apply In person. to Mr.. ABSHER..
Suite $50. Woodward Building.
10th and H sts, NV. Thursday
and Friday. $3.50 to 12 noon and
l 80 70 pm, or Saturday. from
10 am. to 3 pm:
Evening star., 1955-10-07
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.

ENTERTAINERS. all ages. 1890: $65'
SS5 wk, Typists. bookkeepers, &C.
countants. receptionists, cashiers
need geo new appi. dAilyi free ,eg
welcome. Thousands piaeea IN psnf' onf'
ter positions. See BoTUs' ~.
SECRETARY TYPIsT. permanent
POSITION under 80 yrs, single. ex;
celient opportunity. INSURANCE ane
other dement's, vacation with pay
alter l-yeaf service. 5-dAy week
al hours. Mon. through Fri, Gal'
Mr. &. {. PEER. IA. $4,000. AMEh-
fcAN OIL CO, $500 N. AriinElon
nidnn "a ArlinEtnTi -
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RESIDENT MANAGER

For sarden apt. project. containinf
I34 units. near Rossiyn. virsinia
Applicant must be thorougnly ex'
ryent management. Ase. 30-b0 de-
sired. State ase.. qualifications. rel.
erences and salary expected. 30,
aGR-V, EtRr.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
STONEWORK

terraces, walks, retain.
ing walls: all kinds Of cement work;
i1i' y SAkcucc1o. dIAileauSsco Popular a-ssss
TRASH REMOVING and generai
hauling; 4 reasonable rates. WILL
waAER ksAMs' fR; aRAffR 4iasOs; SALE. slass.so. e
so-sass sss slass-Wllned gas MeKENNE9 MEsiKsF asas7
PLuMfsaTsNa CO. u. s.i4e5. 20
roof repairs; labor and material
guaranteed. r. p. WADEI.Is LA.
6-feoa and La 6-7766. la
yrs. customer satisfaction; courteous
serSyiss Sit Tea ASSOC so5sss u.s. tff@ff = fsSS.s s
FOR BETTER HOME IMPROVE
MENTS--Specializing In rec. rms.
and additions. Plumb, heat, roof.
gutter. Mr.. GUY. 10. 3-5305;
WE REMOVE RUST. carbon, paint
or scratches from any metal sur
na fsss ana pSeDa5s asst ior toe arHs or or
too small. We collect and deliver.
Phone US for cost. Estimates Or
HoNINa CORR, Telephons oL.
rREE Rihs0f ESTIMATES on outside "a and
inside painting, remodeling and
f5fn F5SRiifiacfk acfkEwT va AyziEasLE ALAS for all
types Of brick work with all neces.
kinds of painting; in.
side A. outside, anyplece. Mr..
THOMAS H. HARDY. Route -,
Harpers Ferry, W. va.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
OPPORTUNITY

We are building q new program TO
build Manaeement. We need Young
men 25-35. with college education
or, equivalent TO start as field au-
diio difors- We ofier q good starting
for advancement for q man who
has an automobile and is willing to
travel, Our representative will be in
WASHINGTON October IL through IA.
Il interested In interview, write
Personnel Department. p. o. Box
rs. New Orleans, La. All replies
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity
Service representative, to council
and advise pelicyholders of national
company, iul training provided,
college graduate under % pre-
ferred: interesting and responsinIe
work for career-nlinded person.
Phone Miss RAYMOND, DU. T-51O0.
HOUSEWIVES
Free gifts to your friends, games
and prizes. Have q plastic party or
become our demonstrator and book
parties. Average earnings $40 hr.
MRS. FREY. Ho. 2-5060, 1914
r. /. ave. ne. -
Evening star., 1955-10-07

FENICHcTAN, dependable, mature
young man needed, to work in
plant; eiecsronics or instrumen-
tation BACKGROUND helpful; good
starting salary, excellent opportu-
nifty for advancement: 5-day. 30.
hour week. ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORP. Alex, Va. Apply In per-
son, 80 pm. Monday thrcuEh Fri
day. col n. Columbus ST., Alex. -
TEcHNICIAN, age 2o-30. for leb-
oretnry work on research and de-
gfneering; at least 2 years Of col
iere chemistry or laboratory exper.
required. salary open. Apply In
person, 4-6 pm. Monday through
Friday. col N. Columbus st., Alex.
Evening star., 1955-10-07

RESIDENT MANAGER. apt, bldg.
nearby Ve. Must have actual exper.
20 children. stats qualifications
RESIDENT MANAGER
Must be top notch. thoronRhiy ex.
peFieneed In superyisine help
rent collections and complete man
sse%snt, men Il TX ,s sss sIa w wo%se 0er yb: ts
manSEenient n I M of Beautiful new mui.
tiple story elevator buildings in
the finest NV. location. SalarJ
will be based on experience. sbility
and application thereof. Reply
giving complete resume Of expert
erlce, every previous empaoger,
number Of units managed, pres
snt salary and salary expected
SALES oIRL-cAsHIER
GREETING CARD CITY
1897 q st. NV, Nr. 14th and G
SAIESLADY, experienced. TO sci
hosiery and handbags In iady'i
shos store. WILLIAM ALLEN, l04
= 81. NV. -
sALEsLADY, experienced for sports
wear and accessories shop. 5-dal
week. TIFFANY. $40 14th st. NV
LIZ
sALEsLaDiEs. 2. must be thoroush-
ly experienced for high-gradl
Z ladies reAdy-to-wear. Excellent
opportunities; steady position; sal.
AIRY. SB6 per week. Apply 1Qle
Conn. aye NV, -
sALEsLADIEs. for ehfldren's wear
must be thoroughly experienced, ex'
cellent working conditions, Will
good starting salary. Apply BEf'
DA'E. 1liS z street NV. -
SALESLADY
Exper. better dresses, suits. coats
sal. and commission. JOAN ROB.
ERTS. 100 Conn. ave. At i. -
SALRSWOaIAN = LARGE, ESTABLISHED
retailer OF once supplies hnd spe'
ciaities. wishes to add woman
30-45 to city sales force; car oesir,
able experience helpful, but We VII
train. This Is Q permanent POSI-
tion with a good future for an asert
energetic woman. Write giving ful
details, Our employees know o.
this ad. BOZ 22l *. Star. -
Evening star., 1955-10-07
WANTEI

CLUB STEWARD. Gail JU. g-ps5f
for appointment, s
Evening star., 1955-10-07

CLERK-sTEN0GRAfHER. for posi-.
ton in Rockville Bethesda area.
knowledge. Of PIX desirable
STEADY. Give full Information as to
experience and salary renuirements.
Write Box 2l3-A, Star. --a
CLERk.TYFlST, white young lady,
Is to IS. for permanent position
with life insurance company. ex-
ceilent working conditions. Per-
scnRl interview. 1925 Conn. ave.
CIERK.TYPIsr. under as: for ma.
tional publication. Accuracy with
fleuyes important: 5-dRy. 40-hour
week: vacation. insurance. hospital
ization paid. Starting salary ac-
cording to ability. Frequent in-
ersases. Cali Mr.. PERRY DI.
CiERK.TYpIsT. for eontsac,or;s Of.
fce; experience In general once
work and some knowiedge of book
keeping preferred. Box 3S6-A. Star,
CLERK-TYPisT. 50 words per min:
preferably with mortgage loan ex-
pefience: hours. o 10 5. 5-day week;
paid vacation and sick leave. Apply
l1a2 L 81. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT; pleasant eurround-
inEs; salary commemorate with
ability. Located in Fairfax Co. Boz
l43-A, eLAL: -
Evening star., 1955-10-07
THE EVENING STAR
Store Manager

For dry cleaning and laundry valet
shop located In large apt. bios;
best Of references. For interview
phone Mr.. BRoTMAN. RA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
PIX OPERATOR

Fully experienced, no others need
apply: between rs and 3S. Some
typfng and fiiing. SALARY. $40
PER WEEK TO START. Apply
Immediately. QUAKER CITY
LIN0LEUM. 900 r 81. NV.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, Protes.
tafi:. experienced: live In; to cars
for elderly lady. Box 5-A. Star.
20
PREssER, fancy. thoroughly exper.. :.
for quality cleaning plant: Good
salary, steady ail-year-r0pnd work
Evening star., 1955-10-07
FlagStone and Stone

Porches. patios, walks. retaininE
walls. tile drainage.
ANGELO MARCUcclo. Ju. e-l769
FLOOR W0RK--Sanding and IN
ighing: prices reas.; work .Euar.
6. G. pEAToN. RA 6-S662 IS
FLOORS SANDED. finished. z cents
ggsoIEkk guar. G. l. F1NsoN. y; /
PAINTING. paperins. waterprfE.. in.
terror, eAerior:: FHA loan avail;
estimates. Ju. s-477I, JU. s-42ls.
PAlNrlNG-Lowes. price. in town.
rkisrisc ksiss fSt HG TAfzkfSc, arsI.aeil... Iai
sisssi9 siStsRiansslR mg FSsT sSs4 fIR' RAJ sssas. .s
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
Can any time. 4, poMINIcK, IA.
PAINTING. eeni. remodeling; esatis.
ned customers for over 25 yrs. Mr.
LAWRENCE. JA 5-6a3I. Ii. $500
PAINTING. interior and exterior
lst-class work by white mechanics.
Free estimates. ia. 5-69S3 -
PaiSIlSG' a,1I,sf ae exterior; ist glass Eors.
white; ref, IA. 2-IS31. -s
PAINTING, inside and outside. roof
painting and Easements water
proofed. RANDOLPH 4 WILLIAMS,
AP. 7-59S7, WA. 5.916O. 80
PAINTING, interior and exterior
white mechanics, free estimates.
Phone any time. DE. 2-2779. %
PAPERING; S1Q and IN this week;
only 1855 sunfast washable papers.
RA, 3.5393. Ju. g.I60s.
PAPERING--Rm.. S19.5Q incl ma
teriai and labor, painting ct spe-
sisl Ssae prices work suar, Ia O.
PIASTERING repairs: exper. mschE.,
prompt service; free est; reas.
prices, JE 4-57S4. -7
PLASTERING REPAIRs-old and
new work, Ice. and small tobs,s Reas.
white mech. Work guar. ~. s-4l54.
PLUMBING AND HEAriNG-fov
prices. free estimates. Nd work
only. Mr. LEE. VII t-6sO7. %
REMODELING, REPAIRS-complete
service from cellar to roof; no Job
son. sSS smSI' Hp 7.TSSE57 frss s;t.r es'im,.s: n
Sat. Sun. all day. T. A. coFFTY.
RooFING-sIDING - New ins,slla-
tion Repairs on all tyres Of
roofs II e 800, ia 5-6ti31
ROOFING. new work and repairs;
cutters, spouts, carpentry and
painting: also house painting. ex-
terror and interior. A. D. THOMAS.
ROoFING. wATERPRooF1No.
painting. repointing- .caulking: work
guar: white mechanics. Ii. T-S209.
E1Ses psses sSs4 ssna' work Fl WIT Witt. i1sss. Ssss
Traa a3t Un oH1OS Ill
Evening star., 1955-10-07

AWNING STORAGE and repairs.
Phone for free estimates. KI
AWNING, i;sSH SSih 500 Il. wsst sApE St, AIsx AsD
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK-All
types Of brick masonary. free esti-
mates. Call any time. 10. 2-fe16.
BRICK WoRK-Fireplaces and
chimneys. Cal KI. 9-5627 IS
made and repaired; work reas
guar. Call anytime LA. 6-1 T3a -
CARPENTRY. building and Feneral
remodeling commercial and resi-
dental, Ii. S-Sl00, IA. 5-6o3l.
STONE CEMENT, pa
tios, walls. steps, etc: Free estimate.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
HrLP MoMEN

REsTDENT MANAGER. apt, BLDG.
nearby Ve. Must have actual exper.
no children, State qualifications
BOX 16I-A, Star. ~
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-08-19
Brevities

Mrs. Anita Montoya of Portland
motored to Seattle with her child
rem to attend the Fourth of July
celebration here, and to visit with
her father, Prof. Emilio Bonsi1au.
Her husband, Frank Montoya, for
merly president of the Cannery
Workers Union in Portland, did
not join the trip. Mrs. Montoya
and children attended the Filipino
Community picnic at Seward Park,
July 4.
1889 men were dispatched TO
the Alaska canneries this summer,
according to I.L.W.U. Local 81,
which has a contractual agreement
with the Alaska Salmon Industry,
Inc.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-08-19
Visitor From
Frisco Attends
July q Fefe

Miss Sarah Sanchez of San
Francisco was a recent Seattle WIS.,
itor as guest of Miss Maria Luisa
Dominguez. While here she was
also entertained by Mrs. Nena
Gonzales.
Miss Sanchez attended a round
of July Fourth festivities. Starting
with the Independence Day pro-
gram and dance sponsored by the
Filipino Community of Seattle on
July 3, at the Washington Hall,
Miss Sanchez also took look at
the Fourth of July parade, and at
tended the Filipino Community
picnic at Seward Park and the
Philippine Consulate cocktail par
ty at the Rainier Club July A.
Her host also took her across
the Sound to the Navy Yard town
of Bremerton and to a trip to
Mount Rainier.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-08-19
Garcias Honored
On Their Silver
Anniversary

The twenty-fifth wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie
Garcia was celebrated the evening
of August 6 at the American LIE
gion Hall, Oil E. 50th st.
The couples daughters, Juanita
and Beverly, sponsored the cele-
bration, which was attended by
many of the couples friends and
Well-Wishers.
Evening star., 1955-07-11

was developed by DIR. Cowley and
DR.. John M. Allen, working with
him as a fellow in the cardio.
pulmonary department he heads
1t is a clamp which enables
blood to continue flowing
through the aorta even while
doctors are removing the dam
aged section.
In its first use during the six
hour operation, it helped keer
the patients blood loss down tc
three pints. compared with q
usual loss of about IL pints in
four similar operations DR.. Cow
ley performed previously.
Early attempts to treat the
condition by operative means
produced fatal shock, gangrene
or hemorrhage in an appalling
number of cases.
Drs. Cowley and Allen devised
the clamp to solve the problems
Iof controlling blood flow ano
working in close quarters neal
the heart and lungs.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Parents at TV Set,
Girl, z, Kdnuped

SIOUX CITY. Iowa, July II
R.-A 2-year-old girl apparently
was kidnapped from her crib last
might while their parents watched
television in another room, police
said today.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis re-
ported their daughter, Donna
Sue, missing to police about 80
minutes after they had put her
to bed at $3.50 pm. The father
said a screen had been removed
from a window.
Mr.. Davis, clerk for the Chi
cago & North Western Railroad,
and his family live on the first
floor of a two-story duplex in q
modest Sioux City neighborhood.
Police Capt. John Rispolje
said he has learned no motive for
|as kidnapping. He said there ap-
parently has been no family
trouble and the parents knew
of no one who would want to
take the child.
The Davises have two other
children, Mary Clair, II, and
Timmy, Z, who were asleep in
another bedroom.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Woodward & Lothrop
"OPENS Salute to Press

Woodward & Lothrop turned
its downtown window showcases
today into a Salute to Newspap.
ers. The Alexandria and Chevy
Chase stores also Joined in the
tribute to the press.
Andrew Parker, the firms
president. officiated at a ribbon
cutting ceremony that opened
the two-week exhibition.
Mr.. Parker also presided over
a breakfast for some IS persons
Noting that the, unique window
panorama was a feature of the
stores celebration of its 18th
anniversary, he said it was too
bad the store couldn't pay the
compliment annually.
He said it is proud Of many
f1rsts. One of them was new ad-
vertisements daily. In the 1906
Mr.. Parker said, stores would
keep the same advertisement
running in newspapers day after
day.
Old Way Cheaper
"The old way was cheaper,
he added. "The new way has
cost stores a lot of money ever
since"
Congratulations for the dis
plays excellence. and apprecia-
ton of the honor paid news.
papers were voiced by Crosby
Boyd, business manager an6
treasurer of The Star; Matt
Meyer, business manager of The
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Device Cuts
Heurt Deaths

BALTIMORE, July II (P.-
Using an ingenious new blood.
saving tool, surgeons at Univer.
sity of Maryland Hospital here
have relieved a man of a deadly
condition in which the body's
main artery balloons next to the
heart like a defective inner tube
DR.. R. Adams Cowley, who
performed the rare operation
reported today the patient was
discharged from the hospital two
week later.
A laborer from Cambridge
Md, he is one of the extremely
few persons known to have un.
dergone successful surgery fol
aneurysm. or infected swelling
Of the ascending aorta.
The new instrument. used ir
this operation for the first time
Evening star., 1955-07-11
that the President knew all about

that the President knew all about
it and approved it. ."
Asked if the Dixon-Yates con.
tract would be a political issus
in 1856, the Senator said it wa.
not a political matter. But HI
added that "this crusade to turr
the economy of the Nation ovel
to the power interests and bis
investment bankers had an in.
f1uence" in the 1854 campaign
and will next year too.
; Senator Gore, Democrat, oi
Tennessee was more direct or
this point in CHS radio show
He said II shall attempt" to
make the Dixon-Yates contro-
Iversy an issue in the 1856 presi-
dental campaign.
He wouldn't say that the Dem
locrats had won a clear political
victory in possible cancellation
Iof the contract with the private
group to supply power for the
iva.
II am interested first in the
cancellation of an improvident
and unwise contract" he said.
That contract, I believe, has
now been defeated. I believe it
will be Cancelled. This is a tre-
lmendous victory for those of us
who have fought against this
contract"
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Acc Offers Safeguards
For Civilian A-Proiects

Ia meeting here Wednesday and
Thursday to which Governors Of
all the States have been asked to
send representatives.
The commission proposed two
sets of standards for allowable
exposure to radiation-one for
areas under control. of the Ii
censed firms and a more string
Ient set for uncontrolled areas.
In controlled areas. the Acc
would limit exposure for persons
under 10 years of age to 10 per
cent of that permitted older per-
sons.
No Limit On Exposure
The Acc made provision for
above-normal exposure, If
need is demonstrated, but speci-
fed limiting points for the ex-
|ceptions. The rules also specify
that there is no limiting of in
ternational exposure of patients
to radiation for medical dag
'nosis, therapy or research. And
they place no limit on exposure
under emergencies "for the
purpose of minimizing danger
to life and property"
There are rules describing how
and when atomic wastes may
be buried and how such areas
must be marked. They forbid,
except by special permission, the
disposal at sea of such mate
rial without guarantee that
it will remain at least 5000
feet below the surface. There
is also a guide for disposing of
waste through sewers.