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SALES
MANAGER

Ambitious man to take over
existing district sales manage
ment position, One capable OF
training and supervising 10
or more statesmen. Between
2S and 55 years of age. Have
car and be experienced In di-
rect to the consumer sales
management This is q field
Job and not desk position. Over
3 generations Of success based
on high caliber field manage
ment training. Can earn in
excess OF $4,000 first year.
No travelling The success of
our entire organization based
on repeat business. engineered
sales. low pressure tactics and
thorough field training. This
may be your opportunity. You
can determine for yourself BY
phoning HU. 3-6373, between
3 and Z. or by writing Box
2S5-V. Star. Personal inter-
view will be arranged.
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HEP-MEN
SALESMAN
OPPORTUNITY

20 to 45 years old, sincere. reliable.
interested in lifetime career in sales
or MANAGEMENT Car required but
no travelling. Sales exper. or knowl-
edge of our business unnec. We train
you thoroushly to assure success
Our average statesmen earn about
S105 8 week. above-average men
earn considerably more. II qualified
promotion to sales MANAGEMENT posi-
ton assures annual $4,000. Above
average managers have opportunity
for extremely high income for life
position because no better opportu.
nltv presented itself at the time
This may be a real. opportunity for
you. For personal interview. phone
HU. 3-6313 between am and :
:. m, or write Box 434-V. Star. --22
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MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN-some
design experience in heating and
conditioning desirable. Excel
lent opportunity for advancement
with prosresSniyts, frm 81 ensinesrins
MUSICAL TRIO, jazz and popular
music: white only. Call HUI. 1890
between 10 am. and 8 pm. "a
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HELP-MEk
DESIGNERS
CRAFTSMEN

PRODUCTION STUDY ENGINEERS
TOOL DESIGNERS
SPECIAL MACHINE DESIGNERS
GAUGE DESIGNERS
CRAFTSMEN
DETAIL DRAFTSMEN
40-hT week. top rate for top men
Apply DOUGLAS ENGINEERING CO
504 Pendleton ST., Alexandria
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AUTO Statesmen

New and used. Ages 81 to SO. We
need to 9 good men to sell Chev-
rolets in the Silver Spring area.
Working as a salesman is like being
IN business for yourself, your will
ingness to work determines YOUR
income. Floaters. drinkers. ioafers
need not apply. New demonstration
furnished disqualification to include
family. factory training program
High minimum per deal plus profit
sharing incentive makes excellent
pay plan. Apply in person any day
except Sat. or Sun to Mr.. Archie
Strosnider. WILLIAMS CHEVROLET
CO. JU. $4,000.
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ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS

IMMEDIATE OPEN
INGS FOR STAFF LEVEL
ENGINEER WITH 3 TO5
YEARS EXPERIENCE
AND PROJECT LEVEL
ENGINEERS WITH MIN
mum OF 7 YEARS EX-
PERIENCE. BACK
GROUND IN ELEC-
TRONIC CONTROLS
PULSE CIRCUITS OR
MAGN ETC AMPLI-
F1ERS. MUST BE ELL
CHILE FOR GOVERN
MENT CLEAR ANCE.
SALARY COM MENSU-
RATE WITH EXPERT
ENCE. DIVER S IFIED
PROJECTS. LIB ERAL
COMPANY BENEFITS.
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PAINTERS. experienced, work year
round. Call Lo. 5-4l46 between z
and 4 EN-.
PAINTERS (2) Top men. top pay.
Phone KI. 9-s653 after q. --22
FAINTER, first class only, for in
terror and exterior residential work,
ATTENDANT, white man.
exper not necessary. Apply l124
G st. NV. No phone calls. -23
PHARMACIST, registered in Md, for
new, modern, self-Service store;
pleasant working conditions. BRAD
LEY DRUGS. 5000. Arlington rd..
reg, exper., for Sats.
and Suns, . to 10 pm, $3.50 per
hr. KENSESAW PHARMACY, 3069
Mt. Pleasant st. NV. I'll
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Controls Design

DEVELOPMENT OF hydraulic, pneu-
matte and electrical control sys-
TENS and components. Involves
the mechanical design and anal
ysis Of small and sensitive mech
aniSnS. Requires the application
of servomechanism theory to prob
lens of frequency response. sens
ing and loop stability.
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IMMEDIATE

3 men for immed. opportunity. 70
IS yrs of age. 1884 per mo. to
start. Car necessary. For PERSONAL
interview, call RA. 6-1202 Monday.
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statesmen

Sales force now being
selected. no experience neces-
sary as thorough training will
be given. Sell aluminium avn
ings. Windows. doors, and
talousies. Our season is Just
starting. Big promotion cam
paign now under way. Leads
furnished. Present men are
averaging $3.50 to $500 per
week. 90S of our customers
buy at FIRST .sight. Men
selected. must be married.
own car and be between
rs and As years of age. This
is a large corporation with a
fine reputation for integrity
and quality products.
APPLY Sill Ga. ave. NV.
r Ask for Mr.. KIRKLAND
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COPYWRITER, SIS, 200
Commercial agency experience.
1907 H st. NV.
COUNTERMAN, white, Experienced:
no nights. no Sundays. TESTERS,
CREDIT CLOTHING STORE
SALESMAN
Must be thoroughly experienced in
installment selling, top salary to
right party. KINGS CREDIT, 735
9TH st. NV. al
DRUG CLERK, $40; no exper. nee.
Il has med. bkgd. GENERAL EN-
p phLSYEM TEatHhf $es \ b., st. NV
AGES 2l-29; evening work; expert
ence preferred but not necessary;
person. VICTOR STUDIOS, 1880
DANCE ita "y TEACHERS, ages 1898;
young men to teach ballroom dane.
Ing: full or part time; no exper.
nee; we train YOU; excel. earnings,
MaIRasTrNi sSTSu 6fSR Soc 0 18th p 1.S
DELIVERY MAN, coiored. over Fl,
D. c; permit, local references. Ap-
ply in person: A. a. A. LIQUOR
STORE, 1909 Pa. ave. NV.
arch and topographic:
good sal; tmmed. Mr.. Ford, ct
BoYps. 700 12th. cor q. VCNA.
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Mechanical Design

Requires a thorough knowledge Of
high-speed rotating parts and
stress analysis Of high temperature
static parts. Must be able to es-
tablish design criteria for small
aircraft gas turbines based on
knowledge Of latest design refine
ments, materials and analysis. VIII
include design of blades, discs,
shafts, buckets. bearings and seals.
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Applications Engineering

Coordination of company engi-
neering with customers require.
ments on aircraft systems and
controls, evaluation of markets
and some mechanical design work
A knowledge of Jet power plant
systems is necessary.
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AUTO WASHER

We have an opening for a man, ex-
perienced in washing and polishing
cars. Must have D. c. drivers per-
NIT. High paw for the right man:
5l2.d day week. See Mr.. Head. STOHL-
MAN CHEVROLET, 33rd and M SITS.
NV, AID 2-lRA1
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HELP-MEN

MAN TO LEARN wholesale roonns,
sheetmetal and heating equipment
business; 4o-hour. 5-day week. va
cation with pay and many other
advantages: must have high school
education. Apply in person. I'll
Edgewood st. ne. -95
Fuller leadership route
open; established customers mean
no cold canvassing and pleasant
working conditions with steady
income: no experience necessary
training furnished but man selected
must be steady and satisfied with
500 per week to start. For inter-
view phone d.. lat or Dl
Bldg. l4th and F SITS. NV. -2s
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Statesmen

Men who need to increase their pres
ent earnings, must have car, ambi-
tious. and willing to work. Selling
experience helpful but not necessary.
Will be thoroughly trained to close
orders. Commission averages $50
TWO in one evening. Call RE. 1913
for aDDOintment DO
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Advertising Manager

.
For monthly national trade publica-
ton, and to handle promotional
activities of trade association. Should
have knowledge of. and experience
in. sales promotion, copy writing,
direct mail promotion. Previous
media or other sales experience de-
sirsble College graduate under 30
preferred Group disqualification, re-
tirement plan, other benefits. Salary
commensurate with qualifications.
Submit written resume of experience.
education and other qualifications to
Box 33T-X. Star. -22
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MAN-DEPENDABLE
MAN WITH CAR

Attractive income. Good
references. Phone JU. 5-l350
and ask for Mr.. LLWELLYN.
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Aircraft Performance
and Installation ANALYSIS

Exceptional opportunity in a new
preliminary design group being es.
tablished to analyze application oil
small aircraft gas turbine engines
Analysis will include consideration
of aircraft mission. airframe-poweI
plant configuration, and engine
performance Engineering degree
and experience in the aircraft In
dustry REQUIRED.
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AUTOMOTIVE
WHOLESALER

Has excellent opening on Parts
Counter. Good starting pay and
working conditions. Call L. S.
JULIEN. INC. NO. 7-S075 for
appointment -22
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Auto Statesmen

A1~O 1otH OF. NV.
-21
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN - Unusual
oppor. for shop foreman familiar
with analyzinR. billing and routing
work. Excel. salary and bonus ar
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC, IT3i
Bladensburg Rd. NE. -25
AUTO UPHOLSTERER AND TRIM.
MER. experienced. Apply In person
RAYCO AUTO SEAT COVERS, ply
BladenSburR I'd n o oil
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

THIS is q sales opportunity that
statesmen in the KNOW are so en-
Enthusiastically talking about. A new
Gay has dawned for them. Uncer-
the past. They know where they are
going and how.
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ATTORNEY

Under 81, for our mortgage loan d.
vision. Long established expanding
corporation offers fine opportunity
for a permanent resident of this
in making a career in this field.
Apply RIM. 800, SIC 14th st. NV.
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Auto ACCESSORIES Salesman

Alert young man for inside position:
must be experienced: good starting
salary: excellent opportunity for
company benefits: references re-
uuired. Apply MANHATTAN AUTO
a. RADIO CO., l706 9TH st. NV.
Papago Indian news., 1955-12-01
IIOgPITAL NEWS {:

-5rthr & Deaths
l. Lnre1a o.. liz 'rorn 1l/4/5e to L1ex ard
Amelja Ortiz Of eneger Dam, L1'lzona.
2. Spencer corri13o, Born I1/5/55 to
Cecilia Cari11o Of San Xavier Reavn.
arizona.
3. Leroy ..satoao, born 11/7/55 to Ralph
md Mar. ret 1ntone Of 234 VI. IRA St.
TUCSON, 15zo- q.
J.. ng11o1, z<,. 1a1donado, born 1l/1l/55,
to l.asoon Z, Verna 2-aldQnado Of l-araha.
s. A1ex2nee@ o1toao, born 1885,. to
Jose & Joseph: ne Ortego OF Charco f IT,
Z. 7-sr+, Roso11a Jose, born l/2oI5, to
Eugea@ a1d iudrey Jose, Of Santa Rosa.
7. Kenneth Carl Jose, born 11/2o/55, to
lgatl1da jose Of l35 Fa3nera, 7ucson.T !"
8. Danny Miguel, born l1/26/55, to !:
.Aurls tine and Margaret Higle1 of 4.
salx:alt,ta.
3. L1frod Nike, born 11k23/55, to Pete
and Josephine nike Of Taya Chin.
10. TON Ortiz, 90 yrs old, Of San Xavier
Resvn., died at his hor4e Nov.7o 1855
Ii. san Xavier HospitaI has had. several
members Of it's. staff i'll and ct hospita1
in Tucson, merely: .~..
Hiss 25arv B. CONWAY Registered Nurs
vas at S.. Earvs hospi tai for several, :
days enc. is nc* back at San Xavier
though not yet back to vD rk.
III. mrs .Erma schaiI1, R,N. is q patient
ct ST. }2ary's Hospi tai, and doing W&ll.,%
Mis- Mar on Ahdosy, Trained Practi-
cal T~cae., was at Tucson Eedical Center
for ST. rrery rd is recuperating ct her
hon in Tucson,
lr. Harry II. Watts is nos a pet = 1T
Papago Indian news., 1955-12-01
f" OH TT CcON D. .-zEn

~.sone Of the San Xavier Papa 90
Wco ~. IT to 0ld IT :oscn to me'-e torti1las
and Got taMa1es on 1fcv. 1873 20t2.
Those we're known as the noe Tucson
Daze". 2lary peor1o came to the Papago
stano to boy, hot ta a1es, ct4i1e b'rr~oss,
and every thiEf, tie Indians had for sale.
HarU, thasglcs eoas to the following
for n a2::ing the Paraeo stand a success.
rr. and 2as. Bj "A. King, Hrs. Sally
Estrada, lgnas McCabe ,llarie Dolores Rois
Agnes Enis,: and Rafaela Domingo.
Another Movie is being f 7med around
Tucson, tGany Of the San Xavier people are
in the cast, passing as t he Apachcs during
Ger0nimo's time. The pj cture is cal1ed
rApache tazring, Audie Murphy.
Papago Indian news., 1955-12-01

On Nov. llth baby shower was
given to III. and l1s. Joseph Moreno
All the Moreno's place. All Wron
attcrdod enjoyed Pauago style dinner.
Papago Indian news., 1955-12-01

IL. E~n1ovees' g ard fr:ends took part in
q surprise party for Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Stock for their !Tedding' anniversary.
The we're pres enteJ'. With GtalIy b@ a1tt fu1
gifts and a beautiful wedding cake and
punch Was served the guests.
l3. lIs. Lucy Pablo, is back on the job
after spending tao weeks on her annual
leave at hone in TopaWa.
sIE N"TTER RlcEEVaTION:
The People Of San. Xavier celebrated
feast Of all SOILS on Nov. 2nc. as it
IS the custc in this village. Graves
Of their departed relatives are lighted
IN the evenings Of the lst and 2n6.
Mass for the dead, was offered by
Father Ce1est1ne on Nov. .2nd.
Papago Indian news., 1955-12-01

Albert Nofiogo -"-Eus mess lanager
Eliza ,lerdoz~- Sells Reporter
Eaptisto Lopez = c0 Achi neporter
Nrrie Malnlel- - Tisinemo Reporter
ktlgelo. II ol2e3-- - -:-9chuk Toak Reporter
Josenh : r.ti ~ -. - = -Vanori Reporter
Edua7c - rsd2-- = Sar Xavier Reporter
:t,t-ic2 Cr.%scQ- = .. SIX. Moments. Glib
Eugene 7. Johnson SELLS, Reporter
clarnr- c5i2zl::iii 1IeI- -Izpist
Fvc mi sil23i ~ros~ -.Typist ::
larie Elvarez- -Iypist
Francis Ventura- -4ypist
Papago Indian news., 1955-12-01

rom pre- /, col. Z, 20 >Jrc1 OF
in Dons.
All docs not kept Confined and
an1 found TuraiYr loose 1t any
time OF c." O. : nj r'ht arc 30 be
dcEtrcycd y" the To7icc On
sirht. This d,estrQ ctiou 4 un-
cc:1fMod dors is 70 70 INTO
effect ct midnight December ;,
1885,. w.
-
The Il. Galth Authorities Will
set up G vaccI1ation PROGRAM
for :cxt week. There Will be
c,1orrc Of $50 Tor the
vaccine tiou Of doa5.
Papago Indian news., 1955-12-01
IS OF TPICO ETEC1T7 &c:

}EH nE2G8Bfs OF. mIOo ELECTRIC:
Two New Homes are. now connected with
Tr5 20 ,E1ectrt tc11y..
nn. Valentine Cande. OF. Soils ,Eri zonaf
ard Mr.. Edmund Francisco Of TopaNa ,I.riz.
Cont from pre- I, col. 2, CO >trc1 OF
Pabics in Dons.
Papago Indian news., 1955-12-01

Dr.. Tnox wishes Ill calth pcrscnlcl,
a,2o Cove employees Q lIcrry Xams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
Montgomery Fair Opens
With More Exhibits

Oficials at the Montgomery
County Fair. opening today in
Gaithersburg. Md. confidently
predicted the fair will attract
thousands more visitors than
last years event, which drew a
record $1,000 customers.
w. Lawson King. chairman OF
the building committee and q
member of the board Of direc-
tors Of the Montgomery County
Cooperative Agricultural Cen
ter, Inc. said the fair has more
exhibits, more interest and more
facilities"
Last night, hundreds of house
wives were preparing to, compete
for home arts and food judging
in the new $4,000 building COM
pleted this year by the fairs
sponsors. A two-story structure
measuring 112 by 20 feet, the
homemakers' building also
houses lavatories and shower
facilities for All exhibitors.
The new building viii be used
as a gymnasium and roller skat-
ing rink throughout the year. II
is the first building that has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
Council Finds Itself VioIutor
Of Own Setback Ordinance

correcting the mistake could
lower the lots 80-car capacity to
so cars, Mayor Herman Fink said
the Council should be bound by
city ordinances just as tightly
as any Falls Church resident. A
course of action will be decided
upon at the next meeting.
500 For Storm Aid
ITO aid in rehabilitating the
devastated Eastern Seaboard. I"
the Council appropriated 500 to
the Red Cross Relief Fund now
being used to aid the victims of
Hurricane Diane.
Mrs. Theodore j. Christensen,
701 Fulton avenue, and Carroll
Groschan, Sol North West street.
were named to the advisory
board of recreation and parks.
The new historical commission
is composed of Mrs. Ralph H.
Terrell, Mrs. E. j. Lintner, Guy
Church, Robert H. Houg h.
Charles E. Gage and William
Follin.
The Council sent back to the
Falls Church Planning Commits
sion for further study several
recommended sites for location
of a new City Hail. Location Of
the sites has not been made pub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

been specifically planned as a
community structure for year.
around use.
Another building added this
year is a $500 structure
equipped with Mushrooms.
Among the hundreds Of live
stock entries this year is a g.
year-old champion Holstein bull.
repeatedly worth $4,000. The
bull, a 1l5-ton beast named
Golden Dairy Wayne King, car
ried off top national honors in
1850. 81 and 80.
The animal is owned by Vim
cent E. Sutliff, the president OF
Encyclopedia Americana and
owner of the Sunrise Dairy
Farms near Gaithersburg. The
prize bull has not been entered
| in livestock competition for two
years.
Fair officials last night said
that Miss Washington, Judith
EDunkle, might not arrive by hell
copter as planned because the
aircraft is doing rescue work in
flood areas. Miss Dunkle was
scheduled to open the fair at
III am. Ee.s :.
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Fair Program

The program for the first
two days Of the Montgom-
cry County Fair. which viii
be open from 8 am. until
1890 pm, is as follows:
TODAY
4 p.m-Milking shorthorn
cattle judging.
$3.50 p.m.-Fireworks dis
play.
TOMORROW kids DAY.
10 a.rnJersey cattle judg-
ing.
10 a.m.-Sheep judging.
10 a.m.-Dairy goat judging.
10 a.m.-Poultry judging.
10 a.m.-Rabbit judging.
10 a.rn.-Draft horse show
3 pm. = Pancake eating
contest.
4 p.m.--Holstein cattle
judging.
S .m.-TIampshire. Poland
China and Yorkshire
swine judging.
$50 p.m.Special night
Standardization Auto
shoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
British Teachers Arrive
For Arlington Glasses

Two British teachers are In
town today. preparing to take UP
duties In Arlington classrooms
during the coming school year.
Miss Jean Mitchell, an attrac-
tive brown-haired teacher from
the Cottingharn Road Special
School in Hull. and Roger F.
Wheeler. from Hymer's College.
also in Hull. were among 100 ex-
change teachers from Great
Britain who arrived yesterday
The exchange teachers, here
under auspices Of the Govern
ment are slated for posts in
many States.
Miss Mitchell, whose school at
home is a special one for 200
boys and girls with chest all
ments, will pinch-hit starting
next month for Miss Eva M.
Mann in the third grade at Ar
ilington's Randolph Elementary
School.
Mr.. Wheeler is slated to take
over the desk of Gilmer B.
Weatherly, jr.. mathematics
teacher at Wakefield High
School. Miss Mann and Mr..
/ Weatherly already are en- route
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

A Washington man who said
he passed bogus checks SO that
he could bring home as much
pay as his wife yesterday was
sentenced to so days in Prince
Georges County Jail.
The man, Allen w. McNair of
the 1900 block of G street Sc.
passed seven bad checks to his
Bladensburg (Md.) employer, &C
cording to County Police 1t. Lee
Humphrey.
1t. Humphrey said McNair told
him he wanted to bring his $62-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
.Takonla Park
0usfed

Chester E. Thomas, suspended
chief Of police of Takoma Park,
has been ousted by the City
Council.
Last night the Council. on rec
concentration Of the Public Safe
ty Committee, voted that his
services be terminated immedi-
ately. Six members of the Coun-I
Gil voted for dismissal of the S.
year-old chief, who has servicedI
Is years in the police department.
Mayor George NJ. Miller said an
investigation has caused the
Council to unanimously come 10
the conclusion that in the past
the records of property coming
into the hands OF the police de-
partment by purchase or other
wise has been most inadequate
for proper inventory and &C.
countability. The responsibility
for keeping adequate records is
primarily that Of the chief Of
police"
He also said the Council fell.
chat under the administration
Of the present chief our police
department, contrary to the
wishes Of the Council. has not
co-operated with the depart
ments of other jurisdictions to
the extent necessary for maxi
mum law enforcement and the
apprehension Of violators Of the
law"
An indictment against Thorn
as was returned by the Mont
gomery County grand jury on
July 8. It charged him with
three counts of larceny, based
on the theft of $94 on June 3
from the home Of the late Ray
mond E. Azbell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
Howard U. Gets
100000 in Will

BALTIMORE, Aug. % tSpe-
|ciaD Roy s. Bond, a Baltimore
Negro attorney, has left an es-
tate Of nearly $103.000 to How
ard University. under terms Of
his will filed in Orphans Court
here.
Mr.. Bond died July "a.
His will creates the Roy S. and
Elvira M. Bond Fund, from
which needy students at Howard
University will be able to borrow
education funds at low interest
rates. The will also provides that
the Howard trustees may use the
legacy for other purposes, If
necessary.
The attorney was graduated
from Howard University in 1914
and began practicing law in Bal
timore the next year. He also
left all his books to his alma
mater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
FuIIs Church Sets
Sept. IS DeudIine
On City Car Tags

The Falls Church City Coun-
Gil has set September Is as the
deadline for obtaining city auto
license tags.
The recently passed ordinance
requires every resident owner of
Ia motor-driven vehicle, including
motor cycles and motor bikes,
to obtain the tags. Application
should be made to City Treasurer
James E. Durant,' ISL East Broad
street.
There will be no fee for the
city tags, but failure to file as re-
Iquired by ordinance will be Pc
lnalized by a fine of up to $1,000.
Ia 12-month jail sentence or
both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

to their exchange posts In Fl.
land,
Both the visiting teache
seemed excited about their 80
signments when they arrived aS
Union Station yesterday. Mis-
Mitchell, who was led to apply
for the exchange by friend ~
Manchester who taught in Thu
country three years ago. was NJ
by Mrs. James Mccormick, 372&
South Thirteenth street. Ariine
ton. a fifth-grade teacher
Randolph. She is going to 1--we
with Mrs. Mccormick while shA
is here.
Mr.. Wheeler. a husky, six;
foot-three-incher, who used to-
row for Trinity College, Can1ss
bridge. had a particular anticis
patton. A teacher at an EnglislS
grammar school where the pii-s
pills are all boys. he admitted
his forthcoming post viii be the
first in which he has faced coeds
classes
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that in" he declared with g..
laugh, adding: What the girls
will dol"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23
Sailors to Stage
ARLINGTON Review

The Patuxent River Naval Air
Station entertainment division
will stage a review at 8 pm. to-
morrow in Luber Run Park, Sec
ond and Columbus streets, Ar
'lington.
The review, sponsored by the
Arlington County Department OF
Recreation and Parks, Is free.