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Evening star., 1955-02-21
Mitchell Sees Trend
To Boost JobIess Pay
BY the Assoeioted Press

Secretary Of Labor Mitchell
says there is more activity in
State Legislatures to improve
State unemployment compensa-
ton laws than ever before under
the 20-year jobless pay system.
He said yesterday reports to
the Labor Department indicate
good progress" is being made
in bringing about Improvements
recommended by President Eli,
senhower.
Legislation to broaden State
unemployment insurance laws
has been prepared or introduced
Evening star., 1955-02-21
FRANCES BLACK
Sigma Kappa Sigma.

dent Eisenhower that they urge
their Legislatures to raise benefit
amounts $50 that the great ma
jority of beneficiaries will re-
ceive payments equaling at least
half of their regular earnings"
for at least 26 weeks of unem-
ploYment.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

this year in % States, Mr..
Mitchell said. and four State
legislatures already have passed
such laws.
Mr.. Mitchell wrote all State
Governors last November con-
veying suggestions from Presi-
Evening star., 1955-02-21

Cd Reg. S6s Doeron and Woo
Grey Shorkskin Suit. Size SO regular
Slightly domoeed.
tl2) Reg. $500 Summer Sport
coots. Sizes 38, 40, AZ, A; Short!
80, AZ; Longs 38, A. A. V Price
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Hearing OfficioI Named

The appointment of Crayton
Walker of Columbus, Ohio, as
executive director of the Amer
ican Hearing Society, has been
announced by Herschel w. Nj
songer, president of the agency.
Mr.. Walker will assume his new
duties March /. He succeeds w.
Earl Prosser.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

No Deliveries No Refunds OF Exchanges All Sales Fna
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Nickos-PoIocos

Nickos- PoIocos
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A. Vance
announce the engagement Of
her daughter, Joanna Mary
Nickas, to Mr.. James G.
Palacas, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Palacas of Cohasset,
Mass.
Miss Nickas. daughter of the
late Mr.. Nickas of Canton,
Ohio, is graduate of Ameri-
can University and is now a
member of the pre-college
faculty of Catholic University.
Mr.. Palacas was graduated
from Harvard College and is
doing graduate work at Penn
sylvania State College.
Hutcheson-Werth
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ed
munds Hutcheson of Fiddlers
Green, Gloucester, Va. an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Evelyn Byrd
Page to Mr.. Matthew Fontaine
Maury Werth, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Werth of Dunham
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Engagements Announced

attended Catholic University
and is now stationed at Fort
Campbell, KY, in the United
States Army.
Mouro-O O'Horo
Capt. Charles Thomas
Mauro, q. S. N, and Mrs.
Mauro of Arlington, Va, and
Charleston. S. c., announce
the engagement of their
daughter Rose Margaret to
Midshipman James Mardon
O'Hara. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Edward O'Hara of Glen
Rock, N. j.
Miss Mauro attended Mary
mount School in Rome, Italy,
and was graduated from Mary
mount in Arlington, Va. She
attended Notre Dame College
and is currently a student at
the Peabody Conservatory Of
Music in Baltimore.
Midshipman O'Hara was
graduated from Delbarton,
Morristown, N. j., attended
Bulls Preparatory School and
is attending the United States
Naval Academy.
CroveT-Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Craver
Of Alexandria announce the
engagement of their daughter
Helen to Sergt. Richard l..
Miller, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert v. Miller of Mount
Vernon, N. Y. The wedding
will take place in September.
Sobotini-BFendes
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Saba
TIM announce the engagement
of their daughter Rena Marie
Antoinette to Mr.. Albert F.
Brendes, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert c. Brendes Of Utica,
N. Y. A June wedding Is
planned.
Miss Sabatini attended Sa-
cred Heart Academy and Ann
Mclaughlin School for Medi-
cal Secretaries. Mr.. Brendes
Is a graduate Of Canisius Col
lege and is now attending
Georgetown University School
of Dentistry.
Norsvino Bjorson
Mrs. Ruth Tanberg Nors-
wing announces the engage
ment of her daughter Ramona
Jean to Mrs. Charles A.
Bjorson, son of Mrs. Anne
Bjorson. A June wedding is
planned.
Bost-Croyle
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Eugene
Bost announce the engagement
of their daughter Barbara
Anne to Mr.. James Robert
Croyle, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Leroy Croyle of Jack
son. Mich. A spring wedding is
planned.
Miss Bost attends the Uni
versity Of Maryland. Mr..
Croyle was graduated from
Michigan State College and is
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Massie, Ware Neck, Va. The
wedding will take place in the
spring.
Miss Hutcheson attended
Longwood College, was gradu-
ated from Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute and attended
graduate school at the Uni
yersity of Maryland Extension
Service.
Mr.. Werth was graduated
from Woodberry Forest School
and Princeton University.
Richords- Holt
Mrs. Olevia Richards of
Arlington announces the en-
gagement of her daughter
Shirley Jane to Mr.. Carroll R.
Holt, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Holt. The wedding will take
place in April.
Miss Richards, the daughter
of the late Mr.. Robert Rich
ards. Is a graduate of st.
Cecilia's Academy and is now
with the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. Mr.. Holt
Evening star., 1955-01-16

at present in the United States
Army, stationed at Fort
Meade.
Krowitz- -Moroonstein
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jerry
Krowitz announce the engage
ment of their daughter Sondra
Theresa to Mr.. sAnSel NJ.
Morganstein. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis M. Morganstein of
West HyattSyile. Md. The we'd
ding will take place in June.
Richtmyer- Gibson
DR.. and Mrs. Nelson Kellogg
Richtmyer of Bethesda an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Carolyn to Mr..
James Stewart Gibson, jr., son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson of
Leetonia. Ohio.
Miss Richtmyer was gradu-
ated from Catawba College,
Salisbury, N. c. Mr.. Gibson is a
graduate of the University of
Maryland.
Evening star., 1955-11-23

nAfNlt G1t
White, for repairs and replacement
work on all types Of roofs. STEADY
job for young man who wants 70
3s0Frfss 3cs Ra sita sossd rHMin fUr sppSintnent H
ING 4 IMPROVEMENT co. -23
SALESMAN WITH CAR-SeIl new
and used auto. car dealers; strong
repeat line Of auto. seat covers
and OTHER FAST-SELLIN0 AU-
TOMOTIVE ITEMS Many active
accounts here: good drawing against
liberal commissions. FABRIC MFG.
co Rox No. l23. Newark !. N, J;
SALESMAN-ExpeLience helpful put
not necessary; 0ooe g. salars; va s,ivsSl Eogo
man at SURPLUS SALES CO., 925
Penna. ave NV. q ,
SALESMAN - Jr. salesman wanted
to sell hottest home improvement
item today. liberal commission,
basis: opportunity for additional
earningsa aoS and adysncemednt;h 1nap hs,fsI can
Apply in person between 0 m. and
II noon. DISTRICT CONTRACTING
Co. 26lS BladenSburg I'd. ne. I'm
SALESMAN, local exper., transp.
home improysments. ys1 roonns' si9ine' Signs
SALESMAN. attractive position Tor
wear store. Good salary to start;
excellent chance for advancement.
SALESMAN for mems furnishings
stores: excellent earnings: wonder
ful opportunity Experience pre-
ferred. Apply MI; Munaker. M NA-
SALESMAN, appliances; exper. pref.
draw, car allowance; direct leads.
sos Sth st. NV. ST. 3-f009. --25
Evening star., 1955-11-23
SALESMAN

Aarge cigarette manufacturer offers
permanent employment and excel
bilious young man, for sales promo
tiop work and selling tobacco prod
.ucts 10 retailers in Washington.
Car furnished and expenses paid
starting salary. $50 weekly: hos
pitalization. insurance, retirement.
paid vacations and other attractive
benefits. Give full particulars. age:
previous employment. marital
status. address and telephone mum
her to Box Da-D, Star. 20
Evening star., 1955-11-23
SALESMAN

For sportsvear dept. IN fine spe-
cialty store selling nationally. ad-
vertised. branded quality merchan-
disc. Excellent opportunity for high
earnings and advancement. Exper;
selling in local store pref. Liberal
ing conds. Apply Mr.. Stewart
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
Evening star., 1955-11-23
PROPOSALS

Rhen dpspeTInO advertisementa
addressed to Star boIes DO NOT
fHcloss original references photo
grcpks or other materials OF per-
soHal eaiae Copies seTUe the pur
pose Ori0faals mas oct lost
Evening star., 1955-11-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES tcou.I

d. C. GOVERNMENT. November IL,
ie65.-ORDERED: That the 1851
BUILDING CODE. as amended, Is
hereby further amended as follows.
Article 702-O3b(l) - Delete the
second paragraph Of the Article
and substitute In lieu thereof the
following: ''Openings In such par
titions and enclosures shall be pro-
Vided with fire doors or fire win,
except where such openings are In
the exterior walls OF stair en-
closures" Article f02-11b-Add q
NTH exception IS follows: %. In
non residential buildings Of low
hazard occupancy, such as ONCE
buildings and schools, when not
over two stories in height, stair
doors on the main moor and above
aS % be xnss tnsa daSss aiSs so,S niabepee sGss
Rsiamsin I or hciioW metal doors.
where the stairway does not serve
as . part of . fre wall dividing
FIRE areas. All doors permitted
under this exception shall be self
closing and set in steel bucks, but
shall not be subject to the require
nents Of sub-paragraph bt2l
above," Article 702-1lb-Table Of
Locations--Amend the center coll
follows: PaEe 26S-Under the
heading stairs or stairways. In
terror" opposite Main floor and
above add under the letter '4C''
the following note: See Exception
5 in this paragraph." Page Goo
Under the heading ''Fire protected
in accordance with Article 702-07, .
opposite Main floor and above" add
under the letter "C' the following
note: See Exception 8 In this
paragraph. s SPENCER, r. E.
MCLAUGHLIN, T, A. LANE. Com
missioners, D. c. no23
Evening star., 1955-11-23
HELP-MEN

MANAGER, for small Erowing house.
toulouse selling business. TO super
wise salesmen and collectors; good
possibilities for capable man; COM
pensation according to ability. Ad-
dress Box 51-D, Star. giving ex-
perience, training, references, etc.
MECHANICAL DESIGN DRAFTS
MAN-Research and development
firm in Alexandria REQUIRES drafts
man capable Of doing simple de-
sign layouts, preparing mechanical
% %SsslgD essSils st-,a ana 6, ,.1arts npssrasiye srI
AIRY. 50. 600 TO $1,000. Cal XII.
fI-sT6s for appointment. "a
MESSENGER - An opportunity to
learn photography. Must be be-
tween age II and 30. 5-day week.
Permanent Job, HARRIS & EWING
,EssArSf:s,a hS9A g ss, nv; Young 1924 alert
and dependlbie 70 act as messenger
uate. Must have drivers license:
EANTIc RESEARcH CORP. Alex.
Vs. CaIl XII 9-S765 for appoint
inent.. -24
/. MESSENGER
Bright boy. l7-1a Yrs. Of age. high
sehool eradnass; nlsssAnt "a n d'T psrso oa
future Tor risht individual If IN
der lS: bring birth certificates. Ap-
ply Personnel. Room 602. Open
week days R;30-6. and Sat. e-I2
Nd phone cslls
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
MTILWORK MECHANIC--Machine
and benchman. Cab DI. 7-4767.
NIGHT AUD1TOR-CLERK - Large
sober. References. Box 473-B Star.
556, Star Bidgs THE AssocTATEn
oFFfcf FTfcE CLERK. white. age sa,3s.
Typing, sales ability. AMES co.
1896 H ne. Ii. 7-3303. "a
OFFSET PRESSMAN
At least 8 years expert
enss; Need n.,E man Eno is 17Ts5 CO
RRspTis RsPis OF Of aSRs4 Spslf'iHas Harris SIN SIN
eie and tWo-coior. S2.75
to $500 for auaiiAed man.
Our employees know Of this
ad. Rox 1863, star. -24
OFFSET STRIPPER
At least 8 years expert
ence. Need man who Is ca
pablo CT -hrst-quality work.
Clean, aforementioned plant.
Salary S2.7b to S3,t0. for
quaiifed man. Our employes
know Of this sd. Box 232-B;
Star q
PAINT SPRAYER, experienced only,
for construction work: permanent
lob. Apply KAY CONSTRUCTION,
3206 Weller rd.. Wheaton, No.
PAINTERS, with ladders and trans
portatton: So per hour. Mr.. Ola
MOND. XII. S-32S4.
PHARMACIST for small hotel-typt
drugstore featuring extensive line
OF Cosmetics and catering to ysrS
seiect-type clientele. Incentive plan
for aggressive young man looking
for FOB with q future, wonderful
opportunity. All replies held CON
fidential Write Box l49-C. Star
PHOTOGRAPHERS PROOF PAssEH
with car; permanent position for ex-
perienced man. GILBERT STUDIOS
S225 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring, Mo
PLAsTERERs, colored, a., exper.
mechanics only. Call ia. 2-sQos
after 5 D.m. -
Evening star., 1955-11-23
WASHINGTON STORE

r sT. AT 7th ST NV.
AUTO BODY MAN, first class with
references: 5-day week. LIBERTY !
AUTO BODY CO.. INC. 2ll5 y st.
NV. ~
AUTo MECHANIC, general. 4o-hour
week, annual and sick leave nene-
fits. Must have own hand tools. Ap.
piy at ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE
EXCHANGE. Personnel Once, Re
AUTO MECHANIC---one opening on
day shift and one on nignt ,.S snnSS
Chrysler- Plymouth man you can
easily earn over $3.50 wk. Plenty OF
work in cur new modern shop.
Hospitalization and other co. bene-
fits. Contact Mr.. Staten, ROYAL
MoToEs. = rs aNsStool aNSit i24o u1snu5a as ST.
twin post lifts. ali latest equip.
nent, excel. opportunity for gooo
man. See Mr.. Dennison, TRl-
ANGLE MOTORS 3o1o R. /. ave.
AufTfoMoBILE MECHANICS tel to
work for one Of Weshington's old
est and largest Ford Dealers. Must
be exper. and have own tools. bbz.
day work week. paid holidays ano
vacations and other company pene-
Ats. Plenty Of work. Top wages
See Mr.. Laraby, STEUART MOTOR
Co, 3rd and H sts. ne.
AUTO MECHANIC--Perm POSI-
ton. 6-day week. vacation with pay
insurance pla salary and commits
sion: Individual twin post hitsi
clean uniforms supplied. WILSON
PONTIAC, 1926 Georgits ave-. Sill
Alto III siaEEH iMaEEHANIC to work in mod.
ern repair shop; radiant heating
twin post HITS. all latest equip
ment, excel opportunity for good
man. See Mr.. Dennison, TRIANGLE
MOTOR, 3010 r. /. ave. ne. 30
AUTO SALESMAN tused earsI "A
very active. weil-located car lot
needs aggressive ambitious salesman,
the man we are looking for must be
OF the highest integrity and have
recent used-caf experience, 70 such
q man we can offer q good prop
ositinn Including I00se door time;
Do not phone. TOWN a. COUNTRY
SALES, 1886 Wisconsin ave. NV
AUTO SALESdAN--Must be exper
to sell imported carst Excel prop
osition for man who wants 70
make money. Refs required. Ap-
ply Mr.. Herson or Mr.. Mills. MAN.
HAITIAN AUTO, INC. 7th and X
gtg. NV -
Evening star., 1955-11-23

DAIRY FARM HELP. single. white,
experienced, capable Of operating
milking machine. Herndon 345- W.
DEsA CLERK, 30-4s years old. Neat
appearine, sober and reliable, good
at figures Must have local refer
5PM Salary to start, S65. After
| 3 months. $40; year. S75: Apply
any day between ] pm. and I Pm
HERTZ RENT-A-cAR SYSTEM,
1891 L st, NV --25
DRIVER for grocery store. white;
$50 week. 5la-day week. Box ~
DRIVERS AND VAN HELPERS
CURTIS MOVING 4 STORAGE
co. 1889 st. Elmo ave-. Bethesda,
Nd, IA
DRIVERS. fuel oil trucks; year.
round employment, excellent oppor-
tunity and good salary: paid holi-
days and vacation; must be 25 yrs.
or older and have knowledge Of
tycfs wsshnsso5 aS5 area o.[ esos ss reier fnSs
ences, see Mr.. Belts. A. P. WOOD
| SON CO.. 9th and Michigan ave, ne.
DRIvER-sALEsMAN - White. Dry
| cleaning route. exper. not required.
UN. 4-3e4s or WA. 7-6115. --23
DRIyER-sALESMAN, for dry clean
ing and laundry route; average SAL
ary SB5: over %: sales qualities
tIonS necessary. OIL. 4.2434. --26
DRUG CLERK, exper, $1.10 per hour
plus CONN., excel, earnings for
right person. DRUG LANE. 1920
Riggs rd.. Chillum. Md. ---23
DRY WALL TACKERS, experiefeed.
sutIicient work and materials. Call
WI: .5SS5
for long Job. Call PERLMUTTER
BROS, VIII. 6-9S73. 20
DRY-WALL. MEN, to put on sheet
rock 23rd ave. and Ager rd.. West
Hyattsyille Md. Apply at job.
See Mr.. Rounds or Max Zipkin.
WA. 7-1606 rs
ELECTRICIANS, lst-ciass men, quail
ified to do tobbing: prefer men
! familiar with heating controls. See
or call Mr. REED, at 2603 St
n-Es y.:rH Ho ;; 274s2i s2ii,,uv,c,.s -25 ,.
| tion and military equipment. expe-
| rfence desirable. JAMES 8. SPIVEY.
INC. .4gQS Hampden lane, Bethesda.
| OIL. 6-S6oS. 2S
ELECTRICIAN
Experienced industrial and con-
| chanic Must have drivers license
| and Journeyman card. Right man
can work every day in YEAR Our
mechanics make $1,000 per Vt. II
you drink excessively, please do not
| read any further. Good opportunity
| In an established shop. r, n.
PORTER, LU, 2-027S. EX. 3-3410.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
1919 2 81 NV 90
sALEsMAN-M MANAGER

of managing retail furnt
ture store in Silver Spring area
Must be experienced and bondaole
Salary plus commission. HU. 3
1894. Apply at 1925 7th st. NV
Evening star., 1955-11-23
HELp-.MEN
ROOFER

ROOFING MECHANIC. for repstr
pern pernii. ana and hand nSS tools. G Cali Ia.
B-S321 or RA. 6-D043. -23
Evening star., 1955-11-23
HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. semi-sr. for large
local cPA once. Apply 237 Wood
ACcfs. AND BKKPRs.-we special
lac In these positions. ATLAS
AGCY,, 1920 n Y. ave. NV, RIM,
Evening star., 1955-11-23

ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS foi
work in Hampton area. Party chiefs
craftsmen Experienced only, Car
JE, 2-3S40 or write to W. b
SOURE, 1905 Aberdeen rd., Hamp.
ton. Va. giving an account Of your
experience. ---23
Evening star., 1955-11-23
SALESMAN

The organization with whom ] an
connected is looking for just ONE
man to round out q sales force,
They have assigned me the task Of
finding. hiring. and training thit
man. This is q wonderful oppor-
tunity for one who really want:
to work and get ahead with a Sc
cured future. can guarantee
earnings Of 500 per wk. after. 9
short I-wk. training period---foi
which you will be paid $40 per day,
in 2 mos. your earnings will bt
in the $4,000 per ". bracket
Please don't waste my time OF
yours u you are q hoater or Q
drifter. This is not get-rich-
quick promotion But steady DO
sition for @ 2S-yr. .-old company in
this area 1t will require sincere
effort on your part. Must have Q
clean. neat appearance and be ablt
to talk intelltRently with force
Age over IS. A car Is necessary
and you must be available for vorE
6 hrs. per day. q days per wk
Above all you must be reliable anc
Contact Mr.. coLLER-TA. 9-5394
or IA. 1886. Leave your name
and phone number. / will contact
you and arrange for q meeting
No information viii be given over
fhA r@hann
Evening star., 1955-11-23
PLAsTERERs

DRY WALL MEN. point-up men;
tackers. tapeIs and fnishers needed
immediately. Top vases IN large
OF material. Apply ready 10 work
al the DAN OSTROW CONSTRUC-
TON Co. 1924 Georgia ave.
wheaton, Nc -23
PLUMBER. 10 years exper. in job
bflg and renodeling. Must be
sober and reliable; Call FRANK w
Poo5, IA. s.I77g; ,v - "a 80
iendtnK mems ksore: reliable and
active: good working conditions.
Apply Mr.. Ehrman. d. J. KAUFMAN.
INC, 1905 Pa. ave NV. "a
PORTER, young. for general clean
ing and stock work. STANDARD
DRUG CO.. 3e29 Minnesota ave.
PoRTER-sToCK CLERK, for mems
furnishings store: experience pre-
ferred Apply Mr.. Mnnaker. ma
TIoNAL SHIRT SHOPS. 500 lath
at. NV 10
Evening star., 1955-11-23
HELP---MEN

3rd class or better; M
family. quarters furnished: real jok
for right man; must have best oI
references. Write, giving age. etc.
to Box 10S-C. Star. -27
colored, no children
Fully experienced with No. Q OF
for garden-type apartment develop,
ment. Capable Of supervising help
Only nondrinkine men with refer
ences need apply, Luxury apart
ment plus good salary Call OIL. q
1870. ga
ENGINEER
White, for air-conditioned once bldg
Must have 3rd-class license or bet.
ter, must have local references
Write giving particulars to Boz
94-B, star. 1T
ENGINEER, 9th CLASS
Colored. for apt. develop. in ne;
refs. req.; no children; $500 mo,
plus apt. Apply personnel dept,
CAFRITz CO., 1424 K st. NV,
80. -. y.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
AIITO SALESMAN

We have an opening for an expert
enced used car salesman. Apply Mr..
Carnie.
Stohlman Chevrolet, Inc.
33rd and NJ sts. NV. AID. 2-l64e
Evening star., 1955-11-23

Statesmen, exper., house 70 house
small deal. S5c a Eeek; pay 50 az az
st. NV, RIM. 800, bet. s:30-9: :3G
Statesmen. part time; to work
Mon. Thurs. and Fri. ewes. and al
day Sat. Good salary. Apply Mrs
Dodd HEcHINGER CO., 18th anc
II SITS. ne 90
Evening star., 1955-11-23
IBAl

Producer of electronic
data processing ma
chinesn electric type
writer's, and electronic
time equipment.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
ASSISTANT MANAGER

BOOK DEPARTMENT
Book store experience preferred or
will train ambitious young man
with real interest in book selling.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT co,
Evening star., 1955-11-08
DEATHS REPORTED

Mary T Hustled. 81. washington,
Barrett J. Carter, "a. 3734 MCKINLEY
|osorsis I. winssssd. 90 ss Galveston
Amsiis 1 patensky, 81. ias q st. ne.
Title Ole. 90. 61l0 5th 81. n.v
Anderson N. Mecianahan, 90. 1905 &
gyiIii.% = d. = .,. xs.ssr. ss. s24 ls.A st, ....
David q. Cooman, 80, MONTGOMERY, Ala.
Robert q. NAN, 2S. Minneapoiis. MINI.
Infant Smith. 1925 Whittington pl. d q.
Morris Davis, 70. Washington.
Louis Iyry. 81, .Kaneas,
Core Colbert. so. gi3 2eth st, NV.
son qhas ssessSI = NcS. ssaf sai K.nyc Msrdsr a:
Gertrude D. johnson. 81. 2t1 Morgan
Laura I SALISBURY. 20. l1s New York ave.
Martha h. jackson. ~. ao17 summit
James n; I Msnley. IL, io41 44th 81, ne.
infant Edyards, z706 18th g ne.
as1g so5si Pops asd9Hnd sl 7s6 s ssS. 222S 7:h z,
Laura l V. eorbis ". = isIs Hef0h Harvard n r. Il
frvinS 4. CLARK, IS. e2s b t'l Il ~. ~ -
Clarence r. Mcclure, 03, 2b2 6th 1t 81
Noel 6. .RuddelL 81. Chevy Chase, Nd.
Ida Gritz. 5b. sos q ct. Sc.
Edward 4 oarvey, ir, 65. 1910 oe-
Robert Travis, 81, esSK 4th st. ne.
VILLA ,: Byrd, ST. $40 Florida ave. NV
Elmo Barbour. II, 424 K ii, NV.
Jewell d. Browne. "a. 1895 Corcorar
st NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
Threat to Sever
Relations Urged

A retired Army general yes
terday urged that the United
States sever relations with Rus
sia unless that country obtains
the release Of American soldiers
held by Red China since the
Korean war.
I'VE should demand Of. the
Kremlin that those boys be re-
leased under threat Of with
drawing our recognition Of Rus
sia." Brig. Gen. Bonner F. Eel
|lers. USA. retired. told members
of the Washington Board Of
Trade.
Gen. Fellers, now national d.
rector Of. an organization called
For America" said estimates Of
the number Of Americans still
held captive range between 400
and 500.
He said he does not approve
of trials Of former prisoners OF
war who are accused Of aiding
the enemy after their capture
in Korea. The barbaric tortures
many Of our soldiers were SUBJ
Ijected to after their capture was
more than the human body could
endure. he explained.
Gen. Fellers addressed a joint
meeting OF the trade board,
American ideals and military
and naval affairs committees.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
Hotoyomo' cose
Cheers Eisenhower

TOKYO, Nov. 9 B~-Presi-
dent Eisenhower, recuperatine
from a heart attack. was en-
couraged to hear Of japanese
Prime Minister Ichiro Hato-
yama's comeback from q 1851
stroke. government sources said
yesterday.
They released part Of q mes
sage from Mr.. Eisenhower re-
ceived by Mr.. Hatoyarna Mo-
vember 2. It thanked the Japa-
nese people for their wishes and
prayers In the Presidents be-
half and, the sources said. de-
clared:
1T is very encouraging to me
to hear Of your recovery from
your attack In 1851 and Of your
ability to conduct the taxing
duties Of your ONCE" |"
Mr. Hatoyama--row 72--suf-
fered a stroke in 1851 which kept
him in bed nearly three months
Evening star., 1955-11-08
Arrest Of 9 Boys Breaks Up
Sunday MuiI-PiIferinq Ring

The game is up for nine boys
who. police believe, spent their
Sundays In recent months raid
ing other peoples mail.
Ranging In age from II to 10.
the boys, who are colored. made
"a practice Of going to business
houses on Sunday morning. look
ing through the glass In the door
for mail or envelopes that might
have been delivered on Saturday
and making on with them.
According to Juvenile Squad
Detectives Herman @. Miles and
r. e. Darall. the boys got the en-
velopes by slipping a wire through
the mail slot and maneuvering
the envelopes out under the door.
They also brought the mail UP
through the slot on wire with
chewing gum on the end Of it.
The boys operated mainly in
the Northwest, but occasionally