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HfLP--WoMEN

eECREfAKY-Afe you bored with
YOUR lob? A busy fadio-TV lawyer
needs mature. efncient and pleas.
ant secretary who is WILLING and
wants TO work hard and under
sscSs. aaS sa ssu Please sD1 Is
not apply. Il you do not meet 81
these qualifications. LeRai exper;
not necessary. Air-eend.. pleasant
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OF professional society; permanent
ability. and interest In association
work. Apply BY letter. stAting sal
ary. and outlining Qualifications In
detail. Boz 254-S, Star. -2Z
SECRETARY. experienced In typing,
shorthand and general once work
Lheral dement's; silver Spring srea.
Call MISS ToLEMAN at 10: B.
SECRETARY for 5-day-Wk. position
with engineering firm: must be ex-
pefienced. personable and qualifled
In both shorthand and typtne: ar
conditioned once. rood location.
pleasant working eonditions; CAL
Monday for apt. d.. T-3300,
| SECRETARY, white or eolored high
school grad. typing and basic book.
keeping: S3b week: perm. lob. Can
Mon. IL Am. TO u.m. only. CO.
sECRRgTIARY-ULERK, some ADMINS
itrattve and association txper, pref;
wilkins to train good graduate sec
rctafial student; central location.
can Mr.. PALMER. d.. 7-5957. for
SECRETARY. accurate typist, college
degree pref; interesttng varied JOB
involves some REORGANIZATION. some
Sisssaisissn; VS. Es,ea sesel Sss" NV m
SECRETARY for. I-man ofc mfrs,
Agt., public .fels.. etc.: must be
healthy. hard worker. loyal, ETC.:
might furnish iive-in room, GOOD
downtown location Box 3b0-R,
Star
SECRETARY, under IS: interestins
position, shorthand 80 wpni.. B.
day. st. sal. $1,000. no reg. Zee;
es5sSnnsl az. NM eAh RSIs. sSo
SECRETARY TO doctor. once mgr;
some shorthand. fast and accurate
syn!ss;, 6,day VIZ: incl. snapshot
|sEcRETARY-PUBLIc RELATIONS
Excellent opportunity with medical
pes fess required. Approximately
"a days paid vacation per IT.. sick
leave provided II needed. Pull
medical and hospitalisation GOV:
craze. Insurance and retirement
dement's: 40-hr., 5-day work week.
Starting salary approximately 800
per week. Automatic salary In
efeases yearly. Can Elk. 3.b93s
sEcY. -BKKPR.. 81. epF.-S30O no.
lerk-typlsE 5 a., 81. epe. $50
Cierk-typist, 5 a., 20 wp.m.~-- 50
Secy. beg. Bethesda 49, $50
Slow typist. bkkpr., Bethesda $50
Cierk-typist, title exper. $50
Lab, teehnician. h.s- grad $56-$6Q
|Cnshier-typist -.---- $50
4 girl once $50
sales clerks. Langley Pk.----, $3S
PIX operator. ewes. 40
Dictophone operator to $50
Bookkeeping mach, trainee S6o
SILVER SPRING -ROCKVL. EMPL.
e4l3 0eorHiA Ave. JU 9.4446
F. SECRETARY
Radio and ". Starting salhry
SOS for 5-day wk Write. giyinl
aee, experience, etc, Box ISIS
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CAREER SALESWOMAN
SIS WEEK GUARANTEE
Experienced


And inexperienced, Too
ExPERIENcED DIRECT SALE g
PEOPLE WITH CARS, OF HOME
PRE- DETECTION SYSTEMS.
BOOKS, APPLIANCES. HOME IN,
PRoyEMEN5s, N sgls5 66rv ANp
ShLEs pERsoNHHEELH Dw WHO ARE
By PHoNE ANp1oR II PERsoN
TRAINING, ABLE 10 FOLLOW
THROUGH.
(High weekly guarantee II abso-
lutely qualified. $40 per day credited
your 3 to 8 day training period paid
as bonus after your first sale.f
NOTE: FOR THE mex
PHEIEs SccIEppsptS5IpgIPPE SSEEp T nASIs
WHO HAVE NEVER SOLD BEFORE.
Our powerful training program for
both men and women interested in
highest level. dignifed, direct selling
permits US to take on the. above
described as well as the. fully ex-
perieneed salesman and woman.
Our About expansion prisram
as you qualify.
Telephone ST. 3-14o5-06 or ST.
$4,000, ready to give your back
gfound briefly to Mr. eprouse, Adj
ministrative Director. Do mot ex-
{ peel detailed information over
phone. for interviews will fully
II our lines are busy, keep calling.
Confidential interviews for special
applicants ARRANGED
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ARTIST-Would you like to earn
$50 to Si0O per wk. in your spare
time. ct home doing penciled Illus
trattens and ink lettering. Il so
ARTIsTS-t2J Full time, to do
pencil and ink iayouts OF q per-
ticular style in our studio. 4o.hr.
Wk. Call ~. 7-S211. -2l .
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SALESLADIES

10 needed for permanent positions IN
our women and ehildren's depart.
ments, We pay top salariese and
commission. We have many com.
pany dement's. Inpestigate our prop.
ogition. II will pay YOU TO take
the change for the better. Ask fol
Mrs King at Eisemans. = st. at 9TH
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SECRETARY
UNDER IS
Mutt be experienced
Permanent position
5-day week

Aforementioned once
Group disqualification BENEFITS
Salary based on ability and expert
ence. Reply giving age, marital
status. education. and length OF
Please do not apply unless you can
give the finest references. Box
1l.H. Star -2l
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T.EnCER mERK

Youne woman, 20-3b yrs. Of are. fol
perm. position n our acct dept
tine and control; some appropriate
experience and ability TO type Al
rednired; 6-day. 40-hotif week; sal
AIRY commensurate with experience
Apply Personnel, Room o0b. 0per
weekdays S:30-5 and sat. B-12
No phone calls.
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HELp-WoMEN

DENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u clalendon. 9 @ p 4h.dsy
call IA. 7.6e13. between 2 and 9
DERTAf ASSISTANT or reception.
tst. white. 70 WORK In dental once
ln Boiling FIELD Sc. area. .oiye
airy desired. Box l22-S. star. 20
DFNTAL ASST. We. and D. c. Open
Lab and x.Ray Techs. - Open
1 MSRR1c afOli psEsAcKMrEr AoEA SSsn
M s-4s %. is'h Il lois L" hecLuRz
DIcrAPHoNE OPERATOR. sxperi.
enced splendid Opportunity fol
slrate With sxpsriencei yacation.
hent position. Cal RE-. 7-3i1b.,
=
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SECRETARIES
CLERK-TYPISTS
SECRETARY

Secretary required for airline yics
president: 37lz-hour week; airline
PRIVILEGES available. Location, Ma
tional airport. Call ST. $4,000.
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MAID; for eyeusiVe sneeialtv ehon
exper s upefsrr eoofee s,s NTH ssSfe
< ing. BrinT ref WITH yo,i hnniy
Mon. morn. at q O'clock only. Rap.
g nv
MAA AZ sg.AalF! sosS nav CoL0EEn 1..-
o Apply t isssp a siss ns' n ssnq Ss.
tween 8 and II am. Monday Hu-
:, 5.SaS% a.. 80
salon; s:day wses. sep salary and
cCS,m9mission. ABBY EMILE 1905
SSaa, 1TsC Crnatan,. to,s Hetnesde; or
MEDiCAI. LABORAIORY TEcHll.
SLAN--CerLined preIerredt LOT SOU
geo m9aefn nospltnL BASIC 80
tan ne Me- .v.,ia ssgnS s Ma ~
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SOLICITORS

0IJLIOl
Women To call from home. Mus,
have telephone soliciting expert.
see ca, ,s earn hS $40 S w Apply . II "
ave. me-, I'd mr., Monday and
Tuesday. p-I2. During duration OF
transit strike We will pay your
fare. --3
TELLER, 2O.30: good appearance
and personality Tor dealing with
the public. Permanent position: B.
day week; company benefits. Apply
personnel once ard Or. EQU1TA-
BILE LIFE INSURANCE CO, SIG
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RECEPTIONIST-
TYPIST

Age 1928. Pleasant, personals
young lady who Ii q good typist.
eome college background preferred.
Interesting work IN pleasant sur.
roundinss, B days, 8 Am. 10 4:30
Pm.
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STENO., S85 WK. UP

STENO., $85 WK. UP
Capitol I'm. young. alert.
Capitol Hill. secy.-steno $4,000
Public relations seeZ; N5 VI
Visit today--weicQme tST. $4,000
Est. AZ yrs.--thousands placed
.BOYDS, Cor. G and 18th
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, typist,
gen once work: hrs, s 70 . daily;
70 4 sat. co. 5.51l6. HOFFMAN
, gIHQLsTEE z 2a a: issh st. . Y
be experienced; for large. modern
building. See resident mgr PAIL
MALh liz 10th 81. NV. --22
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. .ex-
perienceo. permanent. Apply CHIEF
operator, The Woodner, Hu. $4,000.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, PIX
board progressive financial institu-
ton: permanent position with ex-
cellent future: typtng necessary: D.
day wk. Applicant should be neat
accurate and courteous: salary
Sppt,, eaiI MISS So sufdoHFhRse' Ell Sl
3-24Se, Monday. --22
TEACHER for mixed group Of pri-
I'd Box 4oSs. b. e " '0'''''e'
TkACHERS-Better pay, permanent
security: not selling IN commercial
sense, but personal contacts, public
relations work with teachers and
parents Do Il for Q year: you viii
never do anything else; planned
promotions. p. o. Box 1904. D. c..
or CO. 6-2bl4,
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Math. and General Science
~ English and Social studies
English and French
Shorthand and Tying
Public School Music
Public school Art
SCHOOL LIBRARIkN my
l-cosmotologs, 2--Commereial for
private school In Columbia South
Carolina; $500 mo. plus board and
History and general subjects for Viz
ginia boarding school.
Elementary. ine privsts school :,
Retarded children, Vireinia. full
EL i.Si MARY and PRIMARY Po-
srTIoNS, some do not require tull
sSnxRIEs, ss2o-s5so MONTH
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
l34l q 81. NV. RE. 1885
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. Waite girl.
thorouahly experienced In ali phases
OF PIX operation. Must also as
sist in other clerical duties. Neat
ness and personality important.
Group disqualification and vacation
with pay. 44-hr. wk., approxi-
mately $50 per wk. Apply o 70 4
skdays, c. /, SMITH CO., s437
rE a.e soLlcIroRs--if YOU
r EIHi Ser so III saSss.
4 hrs. work. 8 days . week; good
r iaIaIES SSE scLICrT SSfa yrs
or over, expef... steady work, excel.
comm. Sun. Moi. !, La. 6.3762.
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SECRETARY
Smith Corona. Inc. 141s Pr. I'd, NV

SECY., Law, TO $85
70 30 Yrs, exper.. good skiils.
JOBS, INC.
l740 4 g. NV. RI T-3l53
SECY. -BKKPR., $4,000
Under 49,, sxper excel. future;
Typisi, under 90. $50 wE,
Nurses. res. with b. 8. decree. 1000
All are Welcome At
GRACE DUNN
lall q 81. N.W.R RE. 1880
sRCRETARY- BOOKKERPER, small
interesting bus. In Bladenshurs
area. Pm. WA. 1851 start Mon.
SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST, eX-
ecutive olhees In \ national airline:
4O-hr. wk.; travel, retirement. other
benefits: start $500 mo. Call MISS
DOYLE, RE. 7-40Sa III
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER to
private life and casualty broker.
preferably with insurance expe-
Renee; must be capable and thor
oughly reliable;. 37la-hour week:
conditioned ONCE. Vacation
with pay. Salary, $500 mo. Al
ceplies strictly condfidential. Box
s aIsi ..sf SssNEoG law on: perm. !;
salary optional: excel. work. cond.
Elk $4,000; Sun. ewes, ia, D.
DOuUl So
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Secretary-St enographer
For old established fea, estate Of
nee; permanent position; knoyl-
sirable; see between 2i.40; air
conditioned once. ideal working
conditions; starting salary, $40
per week. Apply L. z. BREUN-
NIGER Il SONS. INC, 1880 K ct.
NV. Ma. 5000. -23
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EDITORIAL ASSISTANT

organization Is looking
for q qualified Junior copy editor,
Required: College deeree In Jour
nalism or English: minimum ] year
professional mssazine Of news.
paper. Reply % BOX 207.T. Star:
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SECRETARY

OGAIbE i Akt
Radio and ~. Interesting work and
contact; some secfetafial expef.
preferred Shorthand necessary.
Chance for advancement. See
Miss Ferguson. NATIONAL BROAD
CASTING CO.. Suite 100-F, ehefa-
ton Park Hotel --23
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Government Employees
Insurance Company
14th and L sts. NV.
Please Apply at L st. Entrance
DRUG CLERK; part time, ewes. only
MSs, g sxpsr; Mr.; EoLus or Mr.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
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Government Employees
Insurance Company

tN0I . 90VefnmeHt Agency
14th AND 1 SITS. NV.
Please Apply ct L 81. Entrance
RESEARCHER, coiise Graduate ex-
perien social science or statistics.
Typing essential. Interesttng work.
full or part time. Give fun de-.
tails. Boz 269-s. Star. -.
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
70 abstract medical data "a statis-
teal medical studies: eminent
national scientific organisation re:
uuifes college GrAduate with eood
BACKGROUND In biologieAl sciences
and some mathematics: entrance
salary, $3.50 per annum; 5-A-
hour week. liberal leave. Include
In letter age. marital status. de-
tails Of education and experience
and references. BOX t74-T, star.
RESIDENT MANAGER. for new ali
conditioned furnished apartment
building. centrally located. fins
clientele. prefer active woman under
4b. Wfite qualifications, availabil-
lty and salary expected. Box 323-e.
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Technologists im.-f.): NV: top sal
Be Psychologists: temp perm: oper
Secy. public rel, clinic: So. 800
Admit. clerk. Young, hosp; open
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
200 18th NV, RIM. 500. NE. s.2992
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(High weekly guarantee II abso-
lutely qualified. SO per day credited
your 3 to B day training period paid
as bonus after your first sale.i
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Women Tries
To Interrupt
House Session

A woman wearing q red coat
and hat strolled into the House
Chamber today, walked up to
the rostrum and quietly asked
Speaker Rayburn to recognize"
her to address the members.
The Speaker, who was listen
ing to the reading of President
Eisenhower's messages on mill
tary manpower and was tenn
porarily taken aback. He con-
fessed to reporters later that the
only thing he could think Of to
say was that "it Is not the proper
thing to do"
The woman whose name, ad-
dress and present whereabouts
still were undetermined. by Capt.
tol police, appeared to be about
40 years old.
Before Speaker Rayburn man
aged to say anything else to her.
she hurried out by the same side
aisle by which she had ap-
preached the rostrurn.
Near q door TO the corridor,
she was met by the recently
elected Sergeant At Arms, Zeake
w. johnson, jr.
He suggested she see her Con-
gressman and she disappeared
before anyone got her name.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Non-Senotors in Senate Stir Senators

The New Hampshire Senator
told of an even more disturbing
incident that occurred last fall
during the Mccarthy censure
debate. He said he was presiding
one afternoon when he noticed
asman seated at a Senator's desk
in the back row who was un-
known to any Of the Senate
leaders.
Inquiry revealed the man got
into the chamber by telling door
keepers he was member Of
Parliament Of q foreign govern
ment, Senator Bridges said.
Further checking revealed he was
only an ex-member Of q foreign
legislative assembly. according
to the Senator.
Present rules permit legisla-
tors from other countries to en-
ter the Senate chamber. They
also permit clerks to Senators
and Senate committees. as well
as a long list of high Government
officials. to be on the floor while
the Senate Is in session.
aAeReferring TO the courtesy ~
Evening star., 1955-01-13

tended visiting members OF
foreign parliaments, Senator
Bridges observed:
IF we don't do something
about this rule, the whole Rus
sian assembly could walk in
some day and take seats"
The Republicans designated
Senator'S Dirksen Of Illinois and
Bush Of Connecticut TO confer
with Democratic leaders on steps
that might be taken to reduce
the number Of sideline observers
who encroach on the Senatorial
debating grounds.
One suggestion was that only
one employe from each Senator's
ONCE be allowed on the floor at
q time TO transact business.
Another was that visiting law
makers from abroad be vouched
for by officials OF this. Govern
ment and by q Senator.
Former Senator's, many of
whom remain In Washington
when their terms expire, also
have the privileges Of the floor.
There was no proposal to change
that rule. q
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Flyer and His Boby Restock
Diaper Supply at Potuxent

Friends met him at the air
base and drove him to Washing
ton to board q train for a New
York reunion with his wife.
They must be back by Tues
day at Corpus Christi. Tex,
where 1t. Donahoe teaches Navy
attack bomber pilots.
Giving UP q Christmas leave
at home, he left for Athens q
month ago today to pick up
Roni Marie.
The Donahoes. married five
years, were childless. Mrs. Dom
ahoe, of Greek descent, learned
from a friend in Greece that
Roni Marie was available.
Ii. Donahoe was asked today
how he regards babies. now that
he has changed one all the way
from Greece.
MY wife has always talked
about four" he said. Il think
We ought to go out fornabout
six"
Evening star., 1955-01-13
BY J. A. o'Leoy

Senators may tighten up the
rules under which their employees
and visiting dignitaries are per-
mitted to occupy sideline seats
on their playing field--the Sen
ate chamber.
The Republican Policy Com
mittee devoted part Of its first
meeting yesterday to discussing
complaints that too many per-
sons who are not Senators clut-
ter UP the chamber on special
occasions. leaving Senators
hardly enough room for an old
fashioned fiourishing gesture.
Senator Bridges Of New Hamp-
shire told reporters that on the
opening day of this session. one
mathematically inclined Sena-
tor counted 23O visitors jam
ming the space around the rear
OF the chamber.
He said new Senator's had to
push their way through this
crowd to reach the center aisle
for the solemn march down to
lle dais to take the oath.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Serious Crimes Here
Drop n.8 Pei. in
81, Murray Reports
Foster Police Work
And Longer Sentences
Credited for Decrease
BY Miriom Gutenberg

Serious crime in the District
dropped by 22.8 per cent during
1954-partly because police
caught SO many holdup men and
housebreakers in the act. Police
Chief Robert v. Murray reported
today.
Overall "Part / offenses.
which include some misde-
meanors like petty larceny along
with the felonies, showed a ISL
per cent decrease in 1854 COM
pared with 1858.
This was an even sharper de-
crease than In the previous year.
Part / offenses in 1858 decreased
by 9.8 per cent compared with
1852.
Trend Reversed.
Crime had been soaring in
the District when the reverse
trend set in two years ago. These
figures for Part / offenses in
the past i've years tell the story:
In 1850, there were 1884
Part / offenses.
In 1851, there were POSTS
such offenses for a 81 per cent
increase.
In 1852, the offense figure rose
to 24,477 for a 20.1 per cent In
crease.
In 1858, there were 22,074 Part
l offenses for a 9.8 decrease.
In 1854, there were 1916 Part
l ofienses for q ISL per cent
decrease.
Chief Murray said long SEN
tences have contributed TO the
decrease. Further, he said. re-
peaters who used to follow a
pattern Of multiple crime before
they were caught again are now
nabbed after only one or two
criminal acts.
AS an example. he said that
since mid-November nearly O
(See CRIME, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Kiss Comes to Koreo
In Film Spy Story
BY the Assoeiassd Press

SEOUL, Jan 13.--Cnalk UP a
first Of sorts for the 20-year-old
Korean motion picture industry.
In Hand Of Fate" film Of
political intrigue, the Red spy
heroine falls in love with a South
Korean army counter intelligence
agent. renounces communism,
kisses him and they live happily
ever after. The first is the kiss.
previously taboo in Korea.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
u. 5. Naval Planes
Fly Observers in
COSTA Rica Dispute
Comply With oAs Plea
For Aid to Councils
Fuct-Finding Mission
By james {. Roper

United States naval planes are
flying observation missions over
Costa Rica and Nicaragua to-
day, the Organization Of Amer
lean States announced this
afternoon.
The United States. in an un-
precedented move. made the
planes and pilots available at
the request OF the GAS Council.
The United States left it Up to
the OAS to decide where and
when the planes would fly.
Jose A. Mora Of Uruguay,
president of the council. an
nounced this afternoon that he
has notified Costa Rica and
Nicaragua that the United
States planes are flying over
their territories for peaceful
observation in connection with
the Costa Rican situation"
Advised Other Nations.
Mr.. Mora also advised other
Central American countries
Honduras, El Salvador and
Guatemala-that the planes
may ~ over their territories in
the course of observation opera
tions."
Flights over these countries.
which are not involved in the
dispute between Costa Rica and
Nicaragua, may be necessary in
order for the American planes to
reach the trouble areas in
Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
The American planes are
under the operational direction
Of 1t. Gen. William K. Harrison,
head of the Caribbean Com
mand. The planes presumably
are coming from the Panama
Canai zone.
Follows Council Wish.
All of this was in compliance
with wishes of the GAS council.
which is composed of ambassa-
dorial representatives Of the 21
American republics. The coun-
Gil on Tuesday dispatched q
five-nation investigating COM
mission to Central America to
ascertain the facts Of the dis
pute between Costa Rica and
Nicaragua. Embattled Costa
Rica charged that Nicaragua
aided dissident Costa Ricans and
mercenary troops to organize
in Nicaragua and then invade
Costa Rica.
Nicaragua contends that the
fighting results from q revolu-
tion inside Costa Rica.
At the request Of Costa Rica.
the OAS council met in an
emergency session for the third
consecutive time last night.
tSee OAS, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1955-01-13

estimated the aggregate rise
would approximate 81 per cent
over present pay and allowances.
The added cost would be about
$942 million annually.
No increases would be allowed
in the first two years for en-
listed men or for the first three
years for officers. however, In an
effort to maintain "the expert
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Car Skids Down Bank
At Memorial Bridge,
Injuring Woman

A woman was injured seri-
ously this morning when the
car she was driving ran OH
the east approach Of Me-
mortal Bridge, turned over
several times as IL went
down the embankment. and
came to rest on the seawall
Park Police said the car
may have skidded on slick
pavement. Emergency Hos
pital said the victim was
Mildred Glasgow, 43. coll
ored, Of the first block OF
Quincy place NE. She suf-
fered a back injury.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Boliyio and Uruguay
Fail to Poy U. N. Fees
BY The Assoeiaied Press

UNITED NATIONS. N. T..
Jan. ia United Nations
financial statement yesterday
showed Bolivia and Uruguay In
arrears for three years on their
annual assessments, endangering
their right to vote in the U. NJ
General Assembly.
A Bolivian spokesman said q
depressed tin market had him
dered the Bolivian payments.
but that they will be arranged
soon. The Uruguayan delegation
declined a statement now. Bo-
livia's payments are $67. 7.522 be-
hind; Uruguay's. $l9S.290.