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Evening star., 1955-02-27
HELP--MEN
PHARMACISTS

REGISTERED. excellent salary; 4s-houl
week. 8 holidays a year with pay.
Large prescription business; idea
working conditions. excellent chance
for advancement; vacation with pay
after l year, sick leave after / year
insurance and disqualification avail
able after 3 months employment;
retirement plan available for those
over 30 with > years service. Write
or apply in person to Mr.. c. B
Aldrich. PEOPLES DRUG STORE
INC. SEQ llth st. NV, Washington.
D. C. t2nd floor over our lltn and
G sts. storei. Ho. .-l23f. Ext 354
PRINTING SALESMAN
Opportunity for young man Of good
character to become associated with
GROWING. modern plant; complete
facilities: excellent advancement
possibilities for right man. Write
fully. Box Got. Star.
PROFESSOR 'exper. in merchandis-
ing. advertising. sales research. Sal
AIRY. So 0niI.
EMPL oYMETT MANAGER Gndus-
trial experience. S5,'tpG
.ELEC. AIRCRAFT CRAFTSMAN. Sal
ary. $HSn-r.iil
MULTLITH OPERATOR and TYP
IST. p~a $50 Gslary. S.1n-S55.
J. HARVEY DAILY
Evening star., 1955-02-27
MANAGER
PET SHOP

Immediate opening for dependable
man, experience helpful but moi
necessary: good salary: opportunitS
for advancement: should be resident
OF Arlington.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
HELP-MEN

sALESMAN-For motor oils and
greaseS VIII old established oil
company. Selling to contractors and
This position must be hlled imme-
d:ately TO service established &C.
have contacts. Excellent opportun-
ity TO enter top selling income
euaiifications and experience. Our
employees know Of this ad. Box
saiEsM4N, to call on builders and
architects, with line of aluminium
sive Tte'Sfi; 6istrib. 81, Mr.. SH:i HHoiFFMAN' 5"?s
Carroll ave, Takoma Park, Nd;
SALESMAN with car: salary sou wk..
Plus 81 on all sales Hrs. 9 am;
e pm. Age 25-l0;; you! o'tr f1ini; 7. l,s .
line Wholesale rsper products, print
ing, aQfice and business. supplies
Splendid future. Write fully. Box
SALESMAN. white. hardware: ex-
perienced only; good pay. NO; -
SALESMAN. al-35. to contact local
food stores. No experience neceS-
sary. Must have car. Salary and
exacnses. IA 20th st. nv. Mon.
and Tues. between 10 and II am
SALESMAN, high caIiber. national or.
sanitation. excel sal. and comm
4lS 18th st NV, Rm il2. 10 3 pm
ROUTEMtS-We Rave a permanent
position in cur sales dept .or
man between - and 10 WIS. Of age.
Excel opportunity for advancement;
Vacation with nay; hospital and
Insurance benefits. Apply ELITE
LAUNDRY CO., 2119 I4th st. NV.
on-cancellable accident,
health, hospital-sursical. life insur-
ance. Basic salary plus liberal
agents contract with lifetime re-
newal commissions and production
bonus. Leads furnished on coop
erstive basis. Thoroush training To-
cally. Married man with some sales
experience preferred Applicants
must pass aptitude ties. and have
clean record. MASSACHUSETTS, IN
DEMNTTY INSURANCE co. For
appointment. phone Ny. Suter, NE.
S-573ti.
SALESMAN. immediate opening.
Large national organization. s. 500
TO SlO,0OO Write. wire UTILITY.
$50 South Dearborn, Dept. C-:i, Chi
Caga t.
SALESMAN. FENCE. We are prepared
TO offer you the best deal on chain
Ca11 nc
Evening star., 1955-02-27
STENOGRAPHER

Young man, must be under
"5. high school education
Excellent opportunity TO set
started with a nationally
known concern. Apply in per-
EOn
Evening star., 1955-02-27
SALESMAN
CATECM

To call on hardware stores. WASH
INGTON HARDWARE & ELECTRI-
CAL CO., 1915 Attn st. ne, Ii
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Furniture Salesman

Who wishes to connect with company
that offers unusual opportunity for
advancement. Excellent starting sal
AIRY plus commissions; apply MR..
MCDANIEL, 5O9 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
IN A NEW DEPARTMENT
OF GENERAL ELECTRIC
Aircraft Performance
and Installation Analysis

Exceptional opportunity in a new
preliminary design group being eS.
tahished to analyZe application OF
email aircraft gas turbine engines
Analysis will include consideration
of aircraft mission. airframe-poweI
plant configuration, and engine
performance. Engineering degree
ami experience in the aircraft in
GGStry required
Evening star., 1955-02-27
INSURANCE. Statesmen

JANITOR
Colored. 9Th class. married, no chill
dren. for small apt. bldg.; full time;
salary and quarters; local refer
ences See Mr.. Farrell. HERBERT
HARVEY, INC, 9l2 18th st. NV.
90
Evening star., 1955-02-27

011ASkO4V4I14N
Preferably man with selling
experience in auto seat covers.
Excellent conditions and sal
ery. Apply in person only.
SURE FIT SEAT COVER CEN
TER, 1901 I4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
ASSISTANT BUYER

Sales experience in mems furnishing
or cloth!ng needed. Experience IN
buying unnecessary. alert and ag-
Vressive. Excel. opportunity. STAR,
ing salary, $4,000 to S. 600; Al
replies III confidence. Box 49S-E'
Evening star., 1955-02-27
SALESMAN

Man, with car, LOCAL moving and
storage business, as estimator EX-
perience not necessary: age 30 to
40. Guaranteed $4,000 year: can
earn up to $4,000 or better: excel
lent opportunity for industrious
worker. References required. Box
o04-T Star IN
Evening star., 1955-02-27
SALESMAN

only to set UP dealers 70
wholesale. storm windows ana
doors. Excellent Job for right man.
Write giving age, eXper. and refs.
Row o2D-E Star
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Controls Design
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. Will
include design of blades. discs.
shafts. buckets. bearings and seals.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
HARpwARs CLERK, exper.. for bids
INSURANCE SOLICITORS

Expanding our insurance agency
/ need live-wire. qualified solicitors;
specializing in fire and casualty
+ Give full details as to qualifications
Renly RnN IkI-S- Star W
Evening star., 1955-05-05
USDA "Choice" Grade

If pot roast of beef is your
family's favorite meat course,
make sure it's a Safeway
chuck roast. Guaranteed
tender and juicy or your
money back.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

Cardozo wasn't at full strength
yesterday in its game against
Wilson yet the Clerks ground out
"a 1913 victory over the Tigers
on the latter's field for the West
Division. title of the Interhigh
Football League.
The victory put Cardozo in
the championship playoffs Fri
day. November Is. at 1870 pm.
Iat GrifHth Stadium against the
winner Of this afternoons clash
between Armstrong and Spin
Igarn, tied for the East Division
lead with perfect league records
|of i've victories apiece.
Missing from the Cardozo line
up was Co-Captain Dave Harris,
speedy offensive halfback, and
Maurice Shirley, defensive half
back.
Harris, who won the 440-yard
run last spring as Cardozo took
first place in the Interhieh track
meet. received an ankle injury
In his teams victory last Friday
against Carver In Baltimore,
Shirley wound up with q knee
and hip injury in the same game.
Neither played yesterday.
I'VE could have used Harris II
Evening star., 1955-11-11
|Week-End Football
On Radio and TV

Radio Today
Wakefield at Washington-Lee
High School, WEAM, 2 pm.
Radio Tomorrow
Navy at Columbia. WRC, 1:3o
pm.
Maryland at Clemson. wAlAL.
2 pm.
Notre Dame at North Carolina.
VOL. q pm.
| Wake Forest at Virginia,
|WPIK, q pm.
Roundup Of big games (Mary-
land VS.. Clemson. Illinois VS.. Wis
|consin. Yale VS.. Princeton, Van
derbilt VS.. Tulane. Colorado VS.,
Nebraska. WTOP, 2:05 pm.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at
Montgomery Blair High School,
|WDON. WINK and WASH-FM,
las pm.
TeIevision Tomorrow
Navy at Columbia. WRC-4,
i:30 pm.
Radio Sunday
San Francisco at Redskins,
IWTOP, Q pm.
Colts at New York, WAdAI, 2
lp.m.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

was to the filly's liking. But
Panaslipper, a striking
3-year -old, shapes up as the best
of nine foreign horses scheduled
to face Starter Eddie Blind.
Winner of the Irish Derby and
narrowly beaten In the EPSON
Derby by Phil Drake, Panaslip-
per, starting from the No. Z
post position, was to be ridden
by confident Tommy M. Burns.
q 20-year-old youngster making
his first visit to this country.
Panaslipper will race in the COLI
ors Of President Sean T. OKelly
Of ireland.
Foreign Colts Have 2-1 Edge
The remainder Of the field, in
order Of post position, was as
follows: No. 2. Dorothy Paget's
Nucleus Of England; No. 8,
Carlos Rincones' Ell Chama, who
was coupled with Alberta
Ranches Prefect, In the No. IL
spot, as q field horse; No. 6.
Ralph Strassburger's Mahan Of
France; No. Z, Panaslipper; No.
8, Douglas Small's Aeschylus Of
the United States: No. 8, Sir
Percy Loraine's Darius of Eng
land; No. 10, Jose Siccardi's
Of Venezuela; No. II,
Llangollen Farms Mister Gus
of the United States. and No. 13
See INTERNATIONAL. Page ca
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Cordozo Eleven Gains
Shot at Interhiqh Title

III became necessary. but we built
up an early lead and didn't deem
it wise to risk possible further
Injury" Coach Sal Hall ex-
planned. Hell be ready for the
championship game next week,
but Shirley's status is still doubt
full.
A sound Harris. In addition to
the backs displayed BY Cardozo
yesterday. points to rough going
for the team representing the
East Division.
The i75-pound Harris was
converted from an end and is
one OF several who were installed
in the Cardozo backfield this
year for the first time. The
Others are Tom Stephens, quar-
terback, q junior and also a con-
verted end: Lewis Nero at half
back and Norris Little at full
back.
It was Little, 5-foot-l0, l75-
pound Junior. who bore the brunt
Iof Cardozo's offense in place of
the injured Harris. In eight
carries. mostly In the first half,
Little averaged 8 yards per try
and scored one touchdown. His
yardage was gained on belly
series" plays up the middle.
The Clerks broke into the
scoring column seconds after the
game got under way. Wilson re-
|ceived and Lew Luce brought 1t
back to his %. On the first play
from scrimmage, Wilson fumbled
and Nathaniel Parish recovered
See CARDOzO, Page CD
Evening star., 1955-11-11

q powerful one-tWo punch.
Post time for the first race
was / pm, and the International
was scheduled for about AIS.
The feature was not to be tele-
vised in Washington or broad
cast, except for q direct radio
broadcast to Venezuela for fans
roofing for Prendase and FL
Chama from that country.
For television fans who can
tune in Baltimore, WBAL (Chan-
mel III was to teleyise the pro-
gram from 4 to AS pm.
Laurel officials were prepared
for q Veterans Day crowd Of
more than 10000 for the 1iz-
mile turf race. Clear skies after
yesterdays heavy rain was ex-
pected to help the attendance.
The turf course, about seven
eights Of q mile long, was ex-
pected to be soft for the In
ternational while the dirt track
was officially rated sloppy.
Social Outcast in No. 5 Spot
Social Outcast, one time work.
mate for the great Native Dam
Ger, drew the No. 5 post position.
considered a favorable spot in
the largest field yet assembled
for the International. Traffic
Judge drew the No. 4 spot.
Comte Roland de Chambure's
Picounda from France, with
Jockey Rae Johnstone UP. drew
the inside post. and soft footing
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Town Stirred Up
|AsCIemsonBids
3
For Terp Upset
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY
Star stan Correspondent

CLEMSON, s. c., Nov. Ii
Football excitement unknown to
Washington. is prevalent here,
where at least half Of the $4,000
fans who viii watch Maryland
play Clemson tomorrow are hop
ing to follow the Tigers to an
Orange Bowl meeting with Ok
|la1oma.
It's highly improbable that
Clemson win 60. as Maryland is
Ia solid 14-point favorite to whip
Coach Frank Howard's team. ex-
tend its winning streak to IA
games, and continue to rank
either No. or No. Q in the A.P,
Ipoll. The Terps we're pushed back
to second last week by Okla
|homa.
But the wild-eyed Clemson
fans have heart and hope, and
they'll take this corner of the
State apart tomorrow night
should the Tigers spring what
would be one Of the stunning up
Isets of the season.
Clemson still has Auburn and
|Furman ahead, while Maryland
closes with George Washington
next week. But with Duke having
two losses and a tie, this is the
one that win determine Atlantic
Coast Conference representation
at Miami.
The rickety Clemson Stadium
slated to be inundated by a huge
dam in q few years. has only 20.-
500 permanent seats. But about
{, 900 more have been added and
some $500 additional tickets vii
he sold for those who win stand
or be seated on the grass bank
lat one end Of the stadium.
Good Weather Predicted
The game-time forecast is fol
clear, cool weather with the tenn
|perature in the upper Sos The
rain of Wednesday night and
Thursday may have left the gras'
bank uncomfortable for the spec.
Itators. but it had little effect or
the stadium turf.
Clemson is not relying only or
spirit and the crowd to give it
team q lift. The Tigers feel they
See MARYLAND. Page Ca
Evening star., 1955-11-11
LOT AT STAKE
Home Fields
Moy Benefit
Underdogs
By tn. Associated Press

There's supposed to be some-
thing about playing at home that
makes $3.50 teams come up with
superhuman efforts.
If that's the case, then several
Of the Nations leading college
football powers. including Mary
land and West Virginia, had bet
ter be on their toes tomorrow.
Not that Clemson, which viii
face the Terps. and Pittsburgh,
which takes on West Virginia,
are fair to middlin' clubs
They're a lot better than that
It's just that there's a lot at
stake in both games and maybe
a little Of the whoop and hollei
viii spur the underdogs on.
Maryland. the Nations second
ranked team, is heavily favored
Ito move further along the
Orange Bowl road. In fact
many so-called experts think it'll
be a moral victory II Clemson
scores even one touchdown. The
Tigers. you see. were held score
less in three previous meetings
with the .Terrapins.
Ready to Spring Surprise
Words from the South Caro-
lima school, however, Is that Il
lis ready to spring q surprise
and knock Maryland from the
ranks Of the unbeaten. Each
team Is SO in Atlantic Coast
Conference play.
Pittsburgh stands smack In
the way Of a possible Sugar
Bowl bid for West Virginia,
which is No. s in the country
and already has won the South
|ern Conference title. Should
West Virginia win this one, an
invitation to New Orleans may
be In the mail next week.
Besides Maryland and West
Virginia. other teams playing
important games on the road
are Yale. Duke, Texas Christian.
Notre Dame. Auburn and Oregon
State.
Yale. on the strength Of It's
surprise victory over Army. is
favored to knock on Princeton
and clinch the Ivy League crown.
This could well go the other way,
though, II Princeton's Royce
Flippin can provide the spark
See FOOTBALL, Page C.s
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Laurel Grass Course Soft
For Todays International
U.s.. Pair Heads Field Of 13;
Crowd Moy Exceed SO, 900
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

Alfred Vanderbt Social outcast ruled strong favorite
whip field Of IL other contenders today in the fourth running
of the $4,000 Washington D. c. International at Laurel The
geng avos distance and expected to be
choice With Clifford Mooers Traffic Judge in
Of choice the United States expected to have
Evening star., 1955-11-11
INTERNATIONAL FIELD

The field for todays running Of $6500O Wash
ngton D. c. International LAUREL h miles with
post position weights country representing jockeys
and probable odds:
Evening star., 1955-06-10

Made for years of happy splashng. Steel frame has
rustresstant enamel finish Waterproof vny plastic
liner has gay figures painted the bottom Corners
are reinforced. pool that will keep youngsters in
your own back yard safely healthfully occupied
all summer.
Evening star., 1955-06-10
LondShoring Urged
ToCurb Muu Muu

LONDON, June 10 (R.-A
royal commission has advocated
opening the fertile highlands of
Kenya to African and Asian de-
velopment as a means of spiking
the Mau Mau terrorists in the
British East African colony.
The commissions report, made
public last night, is certain to
arouse widespread opposition
among Kenya's 10000 white set
tiers. Their exclusive right to
exploit the rich farm and forest
lands of the uplands has been
a major rallying point for the
native Mau Mau organization in
its terror campaign to drive the
white man from the colony.
In exchange for opening the
highlands to Kenya's 51a mil
lion Africans, the commission
recommended that forest areas
now reserved to the natives be
thrown open to the whites.
Kenya's fertile lands. the COM
mission said, should be put in
the hands of those able and will
ing to get the most out of them.
regardless of the color of their
skins.
The group also said present
systems of tribal land owner
ship should be supplanted grad
ually by a system of individual
holdings.
Evening star., 1955-06-10
Butler Sees Defeat
For Eisenhower

BOSTON, June 10 (P.-Paul
M. Butler, Democratic national
chairman, says President Eisen-
hover will be defeated If he
seeks reelection, because of
continued favoritism toward big
business and his lack of leader
ship in the legislative area"
Mr.. Butler told some 1900
at a JefferSon-Jackson fu1d-
raising dinner last night that
corporations which supported
the G. o. P. have been rewarded
with tax bonanzas, favoritism
and priceless give-aways of
American resources that belong
to all the people"
The Democratic leader said
the President "haS been signally
successful in showing that moth
ing is dearer to his heart than
the interests of his big business
administration"
Mr.. Butler predicted that the
Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent will carry Massachusetts, in
1856,
Evening star., 1955-06-10

NEW YORK, June 10 R.-A
cop Air Force general said last
night that military intelligence
is one of the main strengths of
Russia and has helped the So
viets "in achieving the outstand-
ing development of their air
weapons system"
Gen. Thomas D. White, vice
chief of staff. made the COM
Iment In an address prepared for
delivery to the Military Intelli-
gence Reserves Society. He said
that the need of the United
States for chronological intelli-
Igence "is becoming more critical
daily"
But, Gen. White added, unless
intelligence information is acted
upon, it is useless. He cited as
an example the recent displays
tof new war planes in Russia,
comparing it with information
obtained year ago:
Before the May Day parade
of 1854, we had indications that
the Soviets had developed a
heavy Jet bomber. Then on May
Day we got concrete evidence.
During the next year on the
basis Of analysis and indications
we make certain estimates OF
Evening star., 1955-06-10

BOSTON, June 10 (R.-"Real
prosperity with peace" will be
the Republican campaign theme
for 1856. Leonard w. Hall, Re-
publican National Committee
chairman, said yesterday.
He told reporters in Boston
and Concord, N. H., that "this
is a combination Roosevelt and
Truman were never able to find.'
Mr.. Hall said he is making his
election plans ION the assump-
ton" that President Eisenhower
will seek reelection in 1856 with
Vice President Nixon as his
running mate.
Mr.. Hall gave mo comment
to the question If Adlai Steven
son, 1852 defeated candidate
would be Mr.. Eisenhower's most
formidable opponent.
Asked if former President Tru-
man would help or hinder" the
Democratic campaign, Mr.. Hal
said with smile, I'm for his
taking an active part in the cam
paign."
He said the G. o. P. would run
many candidates in the next
Evening star., 1955-06-10
Intelligence Reports
Called Big Aid to Reds

Soviet production of this bomber
Again during the practice fly.
by's of this year, we received
concrete evidence of Soviet pro-
|duction.
"All this added up to enough
intelligence upon which to act
and a decision was made tt
speed up our own heavy produc-
ton"
Evening star., 1955-06-10

1881. .293 sets sold the year
before.
An additional IL million auto
mobile radios were manufactured,
most of them sold directly to
automobile manufacturers for
use in new cars.
Evening star., 1955-06-10
Establish Prayer Room

COLUMBUS. Ohio, June 10
R.-The Ohio Senate voted
unanimously yesterday to estab-
lish in the State Capitol a prayes
and meditation room symbolic
of Ohio'S great religious heritage. "
Evening star., 1955-06-10
Rudio Set Sales Dip
800 900 in Yeur

NEW YORK.-The Nations
retailers sold 6,430,743 radio sets.
excluding automobile receivers.
during 1854, a decline from the
Evening star., 1955-06-10
Boys "ReIoxer"
Jr. sizes 6 to H.

neat walking short of gabardine in semi
long ivy league model. Complete with plaid
belt. Black or red.
Kanns, End Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
Evening star., 1955-06-10
Prosperity With Peace
Held 6. 0. P. '56 Theme

BOSTON, June 10 lReal congressional election
prosperity with peace" will State districts the
~. I,...L,,..- ..-....-- time.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-14
Air Force Can Now
Launch Jets From
39-FOOt Platforms

BALTIMORE, Up 49, The Air
Force doesn't need long runways
any more to get its fighter Jets
into the air. 1t can launch them
from any 39-foot platform mount
ed on a truck.
The Air Force announced to-
day it had launched F-84 Thun-
derjets from what it calls zero
length" launching platforms dur
ing tests at Edwards Air Force
Base, Calf.
The tests, conducted by the
Air Research and Development
Command and Glenn l.. Martin,
used the same principle and
equipment employed to launch
the Martin Matador, a pilotless
missile.
A booster bottle" filled with
propellant is attached to an F-84
and the plane raised into a
launching position on the plat
form by mobile cranes.
The planes turbo-jet engines
are raced at full speed, then the
propellant in the booster bottle"
goes into action, giving the plane
a rocket kick that sends it off 50
swiftly it is airborne almost in
stantly.
The booster bottle is dropped
once the propellant is exhausted
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-14
ASTRONOMY NOTES
BY OLAF HALVERSON

Some astronomers believe that
there is very little oxygen and
water vapor on the planet Venus,
our present morning star in the
southeast.
The unillumined half of Venus
appears forever hidden from in
vestigation but the sunWard hemi-
sphere turned toward us has been
drawn many times during the
past $50 years. Only dull, indefi-
nate markings, covering large
areas have been seen.
Frequently the terminators are
irregularly curved, indicating
mountains Of great height. Some
times polar caps have been visi-
BILE.
Surface markings discovered by
Lowell were mostly great circles
on the planets surface These
observations were made in the
steady air of Flagstaff, Arizona.
There are astronomers who be-
lieve that atmospheric currents
would gradually remove all water
and moisture to the dark side Of
the planet.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-14
Pipe Smoker Sets Off
Block-Long Explosion
Over Leaking Gas Main

OAKLAND, Calf, IA saun-
tering pedestrian stopped to light
his pipe yesterday and half a
block Of sidewalk began to burn
with bang.
The startled pipe smoker fled
like a turpentined cat and police
never did find him to learn if
he'd been burned.
Firemen found leaking gas
main beneath the pavement caus-
ed the explosion and the trail of
fire which ran along the cracks.
A truck load of sugar, valued
at $4,000, was destroyed.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-14
Circuit Judge Stymied
By Income Tax Form

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Up -
Circuit Judge Dale Souter says he
has come face to face with the
most perplexing problem Of his
career-the new income tax form.
The form so vexed the Judge
he wrote letter Of objection to
Rep. Fored (R-Mich), Sen. Potter
R-Mich) and Sen. Mcnamara
D-Mich).
The judge wrote he thought the
income tax statemel forms are
ito say the least, atrocious."
1T seems the Congress GER
tainly should be able to find the
necessary personnel to prepare a
form that the ordinary taxpayer
can understand and fill out him
self without paying an expert to
interpret it for him." Judge
SOuter stated.
He said he has completed his
return but added he now is seek
ing an accountant to verify it.