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Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
Boy Scout News

Boy Scout Troop No. 100, spon-
sored by the Milford Lions Club,
reviewed their summer activities
for the sponsoring organization
chairman, Fred Watts. Camp Rod
ney this summer was enjoyed by
Scouts of Troop No. 100 for per-
iod of 40 boy weeks. Two Scouts
were awarded the All Rodney Scout
Patrol honor which makes the first
time members of Troop No. 100
were so honOred. Glen Kitchens,
first class scout, and Warren DOH
ring, Eagle Scout, are now per-
manent members of Rodney Scout
Camps highest honor. The local
troop put on a sale of gas and
ice cream tickets and raised
enough money to now have avail
able for Scouts of Troop No 200,
two 18-foot Old Town canoes which
have been in constant use on fish
ing trips and also on a journey to
Slaughter Beach by way of Mispil-
lion River. These canoes we're made
attainable by hard work Of Fred
Watts, Scout committeeman of the
Lions Club, the boys and the fol-
lowing merchants who gave of their
profit, so the boys could own their
own canoes. Ice cream, Geyer's
Dairy; gas tickets sponsors were:
Bob's Texaco, Lakeview Tydol,
Haughey's Auto Service, Webb's
Garage, Kent and Sussex Motors,
Jewell's Service Station.
The local Scouts wish to thank
the merchants for their help, and
il they wish to go for a canoe ride,
just ask them. Another canoe,
donated by NAPLES Jester, Jr., is
to be recanvassed this winter.
Overnight camping trips were
held at Trappe Pond at which fish
ing and out door activities were
highlighted. Two over night camp
ing trips were held at Hawks Nest
Scout cabin on McColley's Pond.
Many fish were hauled in and an
enjoyable weekend was spent.
Troop No. 100 erected tents for
the Girl Scouts day camp at Haven
Lake. A large tent was erected at
Trappe Pond for senior Girl Scout
troop to use on a three-day trip.
The Scouts had a permanent
camp for six weeks at Frappe Pond,
numerous of the Senior Scouts vis4
tied during the weekend, and on
week end trips. With the help OF
the. caretaker at Trappe Pond our
scouting activities and stay at
Trappe Rond will be one that we
will look back on with envy.
Scouts attending Camp Rodney
this summer were, in charge of
Camp Nanticoke at Rodney was
Eagle Scout Dan Dohring, Jr.;
Scouts, Russ Argo,
Thomas Draper, Glen Kitchens,
Dave Hugg, Jr., Ronnie Rust, Don
Fisher, Larry Sharp, Buck Sulli-
van, Albert Burke, Warren Dohr-
ing, George Cordrey, Duane Ken
ton, Bobby Walls, Tom Kemp, r.
Vican, Joe GoOden, Len Evans, Bill
Garbutt, Russell Holleger, Wayne
Sullivan, Charles Wilkerson. Tom
Sharp, Richard Watkins. Bob Kir-
by, Dan Dohring, Scoutmaster.
About so per cent Of all raw furs
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
DOUBLE DUTY

YORK, Pa. "A up - Fir efghtere
from nearby Springetts answered
a call to extinguish a chimney
blaze. o" their return to the fire
house, they stopped off at an
abandoned silO to exiting hish an
other fire. There was no damage
at either place.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
A SMALL BIGAMYg

HOUSTON, Texas = up A
man called the cops and wanted
10 know why his friend was jailed.
The pailor said there was a suspic-
ion the fellow had wife in Mexico
as well as Houston.
"Oh," said the caller. 81 was
afraid it was something serious"
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
Milford Bowling League

Donohoe, ITS; Kenne dy, 169;
Kimmel, 1853; Johnson, 1853; Dare,
1855; Besenfelder, 164; Briggs, 164;
Moore, 1853; Jaquette, 161 CressOn,
l61; Hall, 100; Hoch, 160 HOrner,
159; West, 159; Carter, 158; VIII
kins, 158; Nauman, 155; Atkinson,
152; Saunders, 1872; Eypel, $50;
Short, 147; Schaefer, 147; McPher-
son, 145; GroYerman, 145; Bress-
Ter, IA; Clendaniel 14B: Carn-
right, 141; Lynch, 40; Adkins,
1S9; Grier, 1877; Wollters, A37; Del
linger, 1873; Fink, 131; Mccarthy,
l29; Espeiand, 127; Brown, 124;
Stoops, 1913; Wolfe, 116
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07

About so per cent Of all raw furs
produced in the United States in
1854 were mink.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
WANTS EN- OLD

NORFOLK, Va. = up = J. l..
StrOIe, Jr., is a collector OF antique
outboard motors. Among his Drized
possessions is a 1907 model Water
man, found in a junk heap. He
traded two recent model motors
for it, the junkman gleefuIly accept
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
RIrdnlane

The man Of war. or frigate, bird
Is 9 genuine feathered airplane. The
enormous stretch Of its wings mea-
snres 7ik feet across.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
INSURANCE
PRUDENTIAL.

Q execufiye-type men for salary and
commission with rapid prohlotional
opportunity due to the opening OF
; several new home ofices and many
new agencies In this reKion.
IA 7-7404, r. H. MILLER
Evening star., 1955-11-13
HELP--MFN


ELECTRIcAL, snaail appiiancs re-.
pairman needed. experienced es-i
sential; INTERVIEWS between 2-5 p.m
G. A. LEPPERT, 9is Eye st. NV,
ELEcTRICIAHs = Housevirins. top
wages for top men. Arlington and
rassA man rod ssFps v,tS mGrSG Tonch k slats Re.
mote control wiring. II. 4-e3oo.
APPLIANCE sERy.
ICEhIAN, to service Frigidaire dish.
washers. washing machines, dryers
and disposais, Must be experienced
work. BRAY 4 SCARF SALES.
INC, 1911 Tuckerman st. NV.
ELEcrRoNIc TEcHNIcIAN, aee s5-
30: research and DEVELOPMENT Arm
wants mature. experienced man to
work q .expeIimental station To-
sstec oaiesyllss; 7. sss, Va snnst nnStxisges sIss
tronie measuring devices and assem-
bly, Of special eduipment required:
background In ordinance desirable.
Salary open. Cal XII. 9-6165.
ATLANTIC RESEARCH coRP.
ELECTRICIANS t2Js oppor, for 2 re-
liable men: good salaryi 47S1 Suit
tIIaEnssrTFSiicisss Ians n iiss EE I'M S-SSSof SSSEfrR Nth
b. G. drivers license AM ana I permit. nit
Plenty OF work. Good salary. Call
8 a I ELECTRIc Co. RE. 7-3100.
Electronic engineers ~ open
Receiving clerk --i.----- $27b-S2a0 0
Wareh0usenan @------ SS7b
once assistant 4--s--.4 &.222b
Motor truck parts trninee open
Hardware clerk tfainee open
SILVER SPRING-ROCKVILLB BMPIs
e4l3 0eorgiA Ave. JU. 9-4446
Evening star., 1955-11-13

JANTTOR. for garden-type apt Ap.
nly between 10 am. and . pm,
Apt. /. 1901 Abingdon dra Alex
Evening star., 1955-11-13
INSURANCE
SALESMAN

Would you like to have seeuritye
Earn while YOU learn: 20 weeks OF
training. Experience not necessary
comriissiorl plus car allowance, in
addition group life insurance, hos
pltalization, vacation with pay and
4 chance to build up credits on
disability and retirement. II you
are between the age OF 2l and IS,
with d car. apply for interview.
1910 L st. NV. or call ST. 3-7053,
Monday, Nov. IA, between 3 am,
and & p.rn. I'D
Evening star., 1955-11-13
HELP--MEN

MAcHINIsT. for research and de-
velopment Of photoRrsphie instry-
mentation: good working eondi-
tions. liberal fIinse berehfs. hourly
/. rate open; Silver Spring area.
Our eYployes knoy oI this ad.
Star, giving qualifying experienee
and minimum AtaTtlng salary. 81 3
Evening star., 1955-11-13

GAS FTTTERs HELPER. white. 2o--
Cali CO, b-s240 bet. 9-i2 an
Evening star., 1955-11-13
SENIOR E. E.

Several years experience In
design Of RF Amplifiers,
I. r. Strips or microwaye
components. In addition to
supervisory responsibility
this position involves liai-
son with customer.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
ESTIMATION SALESMAN
EXECUTIVES

C1kAEAS0 y 1V EkkJ
FORTY PLJS or Washington offeR
teo-operattvel effort for EMPLOY
MEMT q expsrisncee; msss5s s1s,,s En- Z s
MN. $40 18th i. nv. MEI
S-alo5. Personal interviews after
noons, Monday thronEh Friday.
YIELD REPRESENTATIVE, age 23-
80. LAfGe financial organisation.
Interesting public contact work.
Starting sal. $500. Car furnished.
MANAGEMENT coNsULTANTs. INC.
Suite 400. 1906 q NV
FOUNTAIN BOY6-No experience
necessary: part time. Apply In per.
son. WHfTLEYS DRUG. Tth and
Kennedy sts NV. Ills
FUEL OIL DRIvER-Experienced.
permanent lob, good working eendi-
tions Phone between 10 an, and
3 p.K. D1- 7-bs66. LA
FUEL OIL TRUcK DRIVERS with
knowledge OF Arilngton and Fairfaz
Counties, Gail Mr.. HARkILL4 ~,
2-IDB6s --21
FUEL on DRIyERsMust know
WhshlnRton and metropolitan area
well: S1.6I per hour to start. tint
and ona-haif overtime over AZ
hours, vacation and sick leave. frel
insurance: uniforms and laundry
ences. caiI weekdays 0 AMI pm
Mr.. Price, ia. e-S5d0. SINcL.AIE
REFTNING CO.. 4Oi Parraeut 81
FbRNTTURE SALESMAN. expert.
ence essential; gocd proposition tof
rlsnt man iinmIsdiats Itsa opsnip9lS
4 pm. GEORGES WAREHOUSE
N1A6 SAth pi ne
Evening star., 1955-11-13

LT0UOR sALEsMAN.-Experisnoed
Erin Erin suiPaHsR LiauoRs. iaoi sth
LOCKsMITH or hardware man, ex-
perieneed cutting keys, Good pay Y
rekponsIble, wiilinR worker. All
replies strictly confidential, PLEASE
giye an facts. Must have drivers
licsnse, write Box q ,s 4.p, star;
nave recent exper. and refs. In
auire st oLENMONT AM0co STA
TON, l230l Ga. ave. 10. 4-OS00.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Engineers

An engineer with above
average ability, a desire tc
progress within his profes.
sion in accordance with his
ability and q need for q
stimulating environment
to perform at his best
should consider the posi-
tions listed below that are
presently available al
MELPAR.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
INTERVIEWER

JANTTOR, for garden-type apt. Ap-
nIy between 10 am. and 3 pm
Apt. /. 1901 Abingdon dr. Alex
JANIToR - Permanent. full-time
position. for sober, experienced
man; S35 per week 4-rm. APT;
Extra for car and overtime. NO. q
license; references REQUIRED. pu. Y
JANIToR, eolored. $50 an 70 I
g.1r Pan h5nis iSas I, Ssne osie:. iTg siiTgLIko.
TON TkusT co. 277S s. ran
ySNPP4noR, dSiPn new new se-unit de luxe bids.
Gth-ciass license required. familiar
with air cond. equip. Honest, IN
industrious. reliable. Apt, and good
salary. MANAGER. pu. 7-22Sl
yaNITOR, ceIored, exper. In gen
rnaint. and oil burners, for eArden.
type apts.: good salafx and lly
quarters. for sober. childlsss couple
wife, Nd, AP. .1-333e. -ls
JANITOR-coinred. for large nv
apt. bldg: married. no ennoren
must bs sober, reliable hnQ hax'
local refefences Salary and guar,
feTs. Apply LEO ~, BERNSIEll
Il CO.. 5000 r 81. nv. --1A
JANfTOR. eoinrsd; expe4.. references
required; for medical hldg.s Si5t
mo. and apt. AD. 4-ef4l. Sun, o.
RE. 1-gB0D, naanagsr. ls
ASSISTANT--Dest set
tied. reliable coiefed man IS Secori
ianitor, sonaA switchboard expert
ence desirable. SaFtiux Salary $12l
monthly See Mr.. LAYNE bet.
and S pm. tcdAy only. 1851 Parl
Evening star., 1955-11-13
HELP--MEN

GAS STATION ATTENDANT---we
have Immediate opening fer an ex-
perieneed, reliable, gAs station al
tendant. Good References and Nd.
drivers permit. Z Am. 70 4:30
pm. o days. Apply Mr., Clark, CALL
CARL INC. 1881 Wisconsin ave-.
Chevy Chase, Nd. -13
GENERAL fNSURANCE-Young man;
excel, possibilities with OPPORTUNITY
10 learn the business with pro-
gressive insurance agency. kx-
perience desirable but not neees-
sarys No selling. Box 322-B. star,
GRILL MAN, experienced kitchen
man needed NV washington area
Evening shift Apply HOT BHOPPk9.
INC. Employment once. 134l q
st. NV. Room 200,
GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN. white,
exper., reliable: excel. salary. Apply
i1I3 18th 81. nv --13
GROCERY CLERK -Colored. expo
rienced: good pay 20 start: Apply
In person. ERERYBOBYS MAR
KET, 1859 p st. NV. --ID
HOUsEKEERER, for hotel. experiences
necessary. Write details and ref
erences. state minimum salary Fine
complete apartment available on
premises as part OF wages. BOX
37-A. Star
Evening star., 1955-11-13
INSURANCE
.TCMAN

Age 25 to As. Salary and commits
sion; car ailewances vacation with
pay. in addition group insurance:
chance to build credits on diSabil-
tty and retirement: experience not
necessary. For interview call
PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
sl7 9th st. NV. bet. $3.50 am. and
Evening star., 1955-05-18

A 20-year-old youth was con-
victed yesterday by a jury Of
taking part in robbing a woman
on the street in May, 1858, Of
her pocketbook containing $24,
despite a defense contention that
he was of unsound mind at the
time of the robbery.
The youth is Andre F. Guth,
90. who had been found of un-
sound mind in July, 1858, but
had been found of sound mind
and mentally competent to stand
trial at a hearing last January.
Two psychiatrists who testi-
fled as defense witnesses at his
trial in the U. S. District Court
for the District Of Columbia told
of examining Guth in June,
1858. and finding him suffering
from a psychosis. Under cross
examination by Assistant United
States Attorney Harold H. Titus,
jr., they testified they could not
form an opinion as to Guth's
mental condition at the time of
the robbery.
The prosecution was unable to
have a psychiatrist testify as a
Government witness in the light
of a recent ruling by the U. S.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
Legal Services to Band
BY Lawrence Upheld

The incident had been called
to the attention of Judge Curran
as liaison Judge between the
U. S. District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia and the Office
of the Commissioner. by news
paper publicity.
In a report to Judge Curran,
Commissioner Lawrence said he
had been engaged as counsel for
the group to handle general legal
matters originally at a fee of
$4,000 for six months service.
AS counsel, he said, he looked
into matters pertaining to the
groups immigration status and
discussed its status with a Con-
gresham. Efforts to have the
group declared permanent resi-
dents of this country failed.
Mr.. Lawrence said he never
received any payment specifically
for his aid in the immigration
matters.
Judge Curran, in upholding
the Commissioners actions. cited
a section of the Manual for
United States Commissioners"
which says in part, that Com
missioner may, as a member of
the bar, practice freely" in civil
cases. so long as this does not
interfere with his official duties.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT
Reducing Excess Weiqht
the Sensible Way With Low CaIorie Foods
ADVERTISEMENT

There is only one way to reduce
excess weight safely, and that is to
eat less calories. Many people have
tried this by going on starvation
diets. but soon gave it up, because
they could not stand being hungry
all the time. Manufacturers have
now produced a large variety of
tasty but low calorie foods, such as
low calorie bread. mayonnaise,
French dressing. delicious desserts,
soft drinks, skim milk. sugarless
sweeteners, and many others. With
Evening star., 1955-05-18
insanity Defense Fails
To Clear Young Robber

Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia. The appellate
court held that a psychiatrist
who has treated a person can
not testify at his trial without
the consent of the accused.
Judge Joseph c. McGarraghy,
who presided at Guth's trial. re-
ferred the case to the probation
officer for investigation pending
sentence, for which no date was
set. Guth was permitted to re-
main free on bond until the time
of sentence.
A co-defendant in the rob-
berry case pleaded guilty last
year before another judge and
was sentenced to serve a prison
term of from / to years. The
woman robbery victim. who is in
her COS, fell to the ground and
suffered a hip fracture as her
pocketbook was grabbed from
her according to trial testimony.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
ADVERTISEMENT

these tasty foods reducing is now
so much easier.
The Vita Food Co. at SIG 18th
Street NV. (REpublic 7-1212) Of
fers free to anyone who brings this
clipping the 50-page Hollywood
Star Diet Book with the Ideal
Weight Charts for Men and Wom-
en-, and a list Of $50 foods with
calorie contents and To-day diet
OF 1000 calories per day that will
take Oft weight like magic. See
Miss Marina Rogers, Dietary Con-
sultant, who will be at the Vita
Food Store for the next few days.
No charge for consultation.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
London Builds Subway

An 11-mile underground rail-
road line will be built for north
east London at a cost estimated
at $140 million.
Evening star., 1955-05-18

Administrative Law Section Of
the District Bar Association In
the Willard Hotel.
He pointed out the commission
has recommended the creation
of an Office of legal services and
procedures within the Justice De-
partment to police the statutes
requiring public information and
to assist the agencies in clarifying
and making uniform their pro-
cedures.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
Bor Unit Speaker
Discusses Report

The recent report Of the Hoover
Commission in connection with
legal services and procedures of
the Federal Government was dis
cussed last night by Lloyd Wright.
president of the American Bar
Association, at a meeting of the
Evening star., 1955-05-18

Federal Judge Edward M. Cur
ran yesterday found there was
nothing unethical in the legal
services performed by United
States Commissioner Cyril Law
renee in behalf of a Spanish
dance band here.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
Blind Sinaer's Recital

Miss j. Gladys Watts, blind
lyric soprano, will give recital
in the Friendship Baptist
Church. First and H streets S.W.,
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

CHEESE BALL, a spread-it-yourself
appetizer recipe, will be along next
week In time for holiday party service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

Governor Spotswood's Plum
Pudding
eggs
cup sugar
" pound beef sHei, finely shredded
" pound bread crumbs (t0memdde)
Y nutmeg, grated
1a cup French brandy
pound seedieSS rdisins
pound curranfs
u pound cirOn, cut into large dice
Beat eggs and sugar until light. Add
suet, crumbs. nutmeg and brandy and
mix well. Combine fruits and add to egg
mixture. Mig thoroughly; press into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

peas and homemade peach ice cream.
When the Board of Colonial Williams
burg visits with Molly, they know the
menu - it's the same year after year:
terrapin stew made with sherry, wild
duck and wild rice, peas c: -.~..:..,I
mushrooms, aspic salad served with
fresh asparagus and Virginia ham. DeS-
sert will be plum putS!vc MADE oy ~
ernor Spc'Swood recipe. Her Hyden
salad IS a recipe from her family, the
Dunlops of Petersburg, Va, who have
used ii for hundred years. It's really
not salad, but sharp cabbage relish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Werner WolH

a well-buttered 2-quart mold. Cover.
Steam for 4 hours. Yield: "a portions.
Picked Oysters
annr, La.:. .'"t;ere
quart oyster H0nt'"
! tablespoon whole black pepper
'rhlescccr s!h0ip oHspic,
.."".... -. e.. ar SiICeA
Sdli vinegar. CAYENNE pepper 10 taste
Put oysters and liquor in top of double
boiler over hot water. Heat just enough
to curl edges of oysters. Drain: reserve
liquor Wipe off oysters with a clean
cloth. Boil liquor with spices until a
strong infusion is made, about 30 min
utes. Pour over oysters and sliced lemon.
Add salt. vinegar and Cayenne. Let
stand in refrigerator for at least "a hours
Yield: | quart oysters.
Noe Oysters will keep in refrigerator
for about ; weeks.
Hyden Relish Salad
gallon finely chopped cabbage
" gallon green tomatoes, chopped fine
3 tablespoons white mustard seed
TX tablespoons ground cinnamon
I1s teaspoons ground cloves
, tablespoons celery seed
, tablespoons Sah
ne cups brown sugar
" gallon vinegar
Boil all ingredients until vegetables
are tender, about IS minutes. Serve
cold. Yield: about | gallon relish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

a well-buttered 2-quart mold. Cover
Steam for hours. Yield: "a portions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Petrov Lives in Fear 4
Since He Deserted Reds
BY ARTHUR MORLEY
North Americon Newspaper Alliones

NNOf" SNffN'AN<h ~SAtS~' EN''N'No
SYDNEY, Aug. 1O.-Vladimir
Petrov, the Russian Embassy
official and secret service agent
whose name was blazoned across
the world last year, lives today
with fear as his constant COM
panion.
Rem mber the sensational
Petrov case?
Petrov was third secretary at
the Russian Embassy in Can
Extraordinarily.
Unofficially, he was head OF
the Soviet intelligence network
in the dominion of Australia,
with the job of collecting such
British, American and Australian
military information as he could
gather in this capital.
Then, last year, he walked out
of the Embassy and told his
story to Australian security Off
Gals. from whom he sought
guarantees Of political refuge.
The news was announced by
Prime Minister r. G. Menzies;
Russian sources denounced Pc
trov as a traitor, and at first
claimed that he had been kid
mapped.
In Fear of Life
That was last year. Petrov is
known to be in fear of his life.
Like the Russian official Vic
tor or Chose Freedom Krav-
chenko, in Canada, he has
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commission concluded its hear
ings in April.
Some of the disclosures were
sensational. Communist wit
nesses said in evidence that q
large branch Of the Communist
Party existed in Canberra. and
that many trusted civil servants
were among the members.
One self-confessed Communist
told the commission that he had
been in charge of government
security arrangements at the
strategically important rum
jungle uranium project.
Petrov, the man who started
lit all, received a payment OF
$14, 900 from the Australian gov
eminent when he surrendered
Soviet documents to Australian
security. But whether he can
make a new life in this democ-
racy-only time can tell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
March in Huifo Ends
In Window-Breukinq

HAIFA, Israel, Aug. 10 R.-
Demonstrators demanding a
speedup of immigration from
North Africa to Israel ended a
march through Haifa streets
yesterday by breaking into the
Jewish Agency Offices and
smashing its windows.
The group numbered about
100, all of them immigrants
from North Africa. They said
they were disturbed by reports
of increasing anti-Jewish agita-
ton in Morocco and Algeria.
The Jewish Agency finances
and manages much of the i'm
migration into Israel. The crowd
was dispersed by police without
casualties.
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This movements are not welcomed
His whole appearance ha,
changed. it has been determined
however, when he SURRENDERED
himself, he was jaunty and ro-
tund. When last recognized ir
Sydney. several months ago. he
appeared a sick and thin man
hobbling with the aid of a walk
ing stick.
Health Undermined
The strain of his break with
the Embassy and the Australian
Royal Commission inquiry into
Soviet espionage here. have, &C
cording to reliable sources
gravely undermined his health
He has I'm dergone hospital
treatment for pneumonia. and
subsequently has been in the
hands of the doctors for throm-
Ebo-phlebitis. acute arthritis OF
the right ankle and knee joints
and spondylitis.
But it is understood that he
is still satisfied that his decision
to leave the Soviet service and
to come into the Western camp
with his wife was the correct
one. He is reported to say il
would be better to work as q
laborer in a free country than
to live in the atmosphere Of
constant suspicion and hatred
that he remembers in the Rus
sian Embassy.
The findings of the royal COM
mission into espionage in Aus
tralia, started as a direct result
of his disclosures. will probably
be made known in September.
Lasted IL Months
After sittings that extended
over II months, and produced
3 100000 words of evidence, the
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sought to lose" himself among
the scores of thousands Of
European migrants who are
now living in the capital Austria
liam cities.
Only the Australian security
agents who guard him, and a
handful of personal frie n d S,
know where he is.
His name has barely been
mentioned in the Australian
press for months; inquiries on
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product Of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

. zip out eoots featuring
quoIIty tailoring and hond-
finished detoiIing.
. zibiIine fIeeces, oII-wooI
chatham checks, poodle cloth
Toll properly labeled for fobrie
content).
. the new "mirocle interim
ing 0loss-0lo twormth without
weight tips conveniently in or
out providing 2-coots-in-l;
moth and miIdew resistont.
. Innings have full length
sleeves, self fobric cuffs.
. eroY, pink. beige, blue,
mouve. mink. equo. Sizes 8
to Is.
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