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Evening star., 1955-02-09
SALES TRAINEE

One Of the leading life insurance
companies has an opening on tts
sales stan for . sales trainees,. ages
27-45, no experiences REQUIRED but
Character are Imperative. Complete
trsining. lead system, group In
surance and pension with salary up
to $4,SO0 to start. Write fully
about yourself for interview. Box
67-S. Star. Ill z
SALES TRAINEES
The sherWin williams Co.. worlds
aISest paint = mts atsi mas n oT nee1 dSna 81
and promotional dept. This work
consists Of direct sales promotion
in one of the city's leading dept.
stores. Excel. opport. for promotion
. to direct territories and managerial
possibilities. Reply by mail only.
stating your gualieations. to Mr.;
g 8uJI.,.s r. aegsostt o a51 IHE 54.b bsHERWIN y
Wash. Whlaaf 5. B. C. {. i'10 l.'n :: Iii IL
haTdware: white, sxpss.
better. NO, 7-o774. Id
SALESMAN for photographic equip
perienced. Call MR.. LAWN, XII. O.
2771. I'll q
SALESMAN, national organization
opening new offices; salary. comm,
and other compay benefits. Apply to
MR.. HUTTERLY between 4 and G
pm, Suite 4l2, Ala, Columbian
Bldg. 416 5th st. NV. -21
SALESMAN WITH CAR, qualified tc
sell cloth. aluminium and fiber-glass
awnings. Eastwood and bamboo
shades. Venetian blinds. vertical
slat blinds patio. canopies. car
ports, window shades and decorative
shutters. Draw against commits
sion for the 2 who qualify; car
allowance; good company benefits
Apply personnel once.
SSoo wilson Blvd All Ari. Va
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Statesmen S)

OAIEloWEN IoJ
BY established and expanding business
to sell Its many items, including all
types awnings, canvas goods, Vene-
tian blinds, shades, storm windows,
screens, ETC.; transportation re-
autred: leads furnished; S75 per
week against liberal commission
WASHINGTON SHADE AND AVN
Evening star., 1955-02-09
SAL, T,ESMEN

RAY Debler at the Lee House Hotel.
desires to meet 3 young men with
a desire to earn real money. This Is
q brand-new proven sales deal. With
one hours training you can easily
earn over $50 per day. A few will
remain here in permanent positions.
Some will be organized to travel
throughout the United States; i'm
fled to handle salesmen. This ID
new. Phone for appt. DI. 7-4S00.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

SALES REPRESENTATIVES,. expert
enced. TO sell Norge and Vornado
tremendous demands for these prod
ucts, we must expand our sales
force. Join Washington's most az
gressive distributor OF major ap--
pliances. Sell Norge" the hottest
appliance line in the Industry today.
Steady employment for the future.
ment. All INQUIRIES remain confden-
Dental. Our employees know of this
ad. For appointment. call La. g.
e100. and ask for Mr.. Chavez. WASH
INGTON WHOLESALERS, 2o52 w
virginia ave. nee WASH. D. G. III
Evening star., 1955-02-09
ASSISTANT UNDERWATER
RANK POSITIONS

BARNARD, daytime work. expert
enced; must have references. Apply
SENATE INN, 5704 Marlboro pike
BiE:lAuT1CIAN. man or woman. to work
in Bethesda's largest salon; excellent
salary, plus commission. Call OIL.
4-I2i6 or OIL. 2-6475. 10
BEAUTICIANS-(2 Men or women
for our Bethesda and Meridian, Hill
Salons: also manicurist wanted Tor
our Bethesda Salon; 5-day week; Top
salary and commission. EMILE. 1874
BoOKKEEPER - Young lady; must
have had experience in retail gro
Gerry store with charge accounts. Ex-
cellent starting salary. co. 6-535l'
TBoOKKEEPER and statistical typist
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, accounts
receivable; 81 to 80 yrears OF age.
able to make bond and pass physical.
Apply in person to MT. Foard.
ARMOUR a. CO.. SOL 18th st. s.w,
BoOKKEEPER-Genera ONCE work,
in rental office: must live in Hill
crest area: permanent. 10. S-5i4l.
BUYER-MANAGER, fancy grocery
dept. at CARRIERS DRUG CENTER,
Similar aeni n dspI
restaurant is required. For further
information. call OIL. 4-5o0o. Mr.
Carrier --13
CASHIER. cigar clerk: must be exper.;
Sat. 4 to II and Sunday s to 3
pm: only. 1886 Conn. ave. NV. Wo,
CASHIER. part time. Saturday ali
day: onday-Thursday evening".
60; experienced girl or prefer one
familiar with MGR 1000 machine.
Phone Mr. Alverson. PEERLESS
GT pEIE1 a
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Iron Work Estimator

Experienced estimator, for orna-
mental iron works. doing. business
with local general contractors. Ap-
ply by mail stating. qualifications
experience and salary expected.
P.o. Box 227 Bladensburg. Nd. ii
HHFiAT bERL1Tz SCHOOL SCHOOL z OF IANouAdEs. Ee
500 18th st. NV. Ia
yANITOR. white. for garden type
apartments. HARBoR TERRACE,
Alexandria. See Mr.. Spencer. side
entrance. bldg 1903. ABINGDON dr.,
Monday throlush Friday. IL noon
until pm. Id
Evening star., 1955-02-09
ROUTEMEN
ROUTEMAN

to earn o good living,
route, sales exper. helpful but not
necessary, 5-day week, guar. salary
while training; 500 cash bond re-
auired. Apply to Mr.. Lowe before
10 am. Monday through Friday.
1AuNpkMYA MAHRATpAN hND phY SGi ScGGEiAN1No
1928 Fla. Ave. NV, DU. 7-ll1l
Evening star., 1955-02-09
YOUNG LADIES

IOO1NO d1A1<4NO
t21-40)
Wa have many interesting clerical
and secretarial opportunities nov
open, Salaries from SZ.oVo "
$4,000.
Don't delay Fesistef tooas
MO REGISTRATION FEE
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-13
Nations Leaders
Will Evacuate s<
Capital In Drill Il

WASHINGTON, tR,-President
Eisenhower goes back to war on
a simulated basis Wednesday to
lead $4,000 top bracket govern
ment officials and employees in an
unprecedented partial evacuation
of the national capital.
With two hours warning at best,
atom or hydrogen weapons sup
posedly will blast Washington and
48 other selected target cities in
the nation, along with six more in
Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and
the Canal Zone.
Sirens screaming an alarm
shortly after noon EDIT Wednes-
day will signal the start of "Oper-
alton Alert 1885," to test govern
ment action as well as civil de-
tense plans around the nation.
Eisenhower, the Cabinet, mill
tary chiefs and other key leaders
will scramble into cars, planes
and buses, and head for secret re-
treats to start running the gov
eminent on war crisis basis.
Secretary of Defense Wilson will
use a helicopter.
Then, for three days, the care
fully picked core of essential peo-
pie from 81 federal departments
and agencies will operate from
secret relocation sites spread out
as far as 800 miles northwest,
west and southwest of Washing
ton. They will take on the burden
of solving the vast maze of prob
lens that would descend on them
in the first 80 days Of nuclear war.
Some of the evacuated workers
will live in hotels, motels and
boarding houses for the three-day
test. But 600 will occupy floorless
tents devoid Of plumbing.
Congress and the courts aren't
taking part. All 227, 900 Washing
ton employees of the executive
branch Of government, however,
will evacuate their offices on a
token basis.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-13
TO Crewmen Killed
In Alps Crashsofa
AFF LII fgR-g WIT
Air Force Bomber

STUTTGART, Germany, PA
four engine US. Air Force bomb
er crashed into a rocky hillside of
the Swabian Alps and exploded
shortly before last midnight. Ger
man police said the 10 crewmen
persisted.
The B-29 hit the 2,100-foot
Teckberg while flying. in dense
fog and rain, German police Of
ficer reported from the scene.
He said 10 charred bodies were
removed by German police and
German emergency squads work
ing all night. At the time of the
crash, visibility was less than so
feet, he added.
Police said the bomber appar-
emily flew over the nearby village
of Owen at an altitude of about
$50 feet, then crashed into the
rugged hillside less than a mile
away.
The Air Force said the bomber,
stationed at Wordsworth, England,
was on training mission.
"On an instrument training
flight, the aircraft had just made
low approach to the Stuttgart
airfield and was climbing away
from the field when radio contact
was lost with the control authori-
ties" The announcement said the
plane had intended to fly to Mu-
mich, perform instrument training
at Stuttgart and return to Noes
worth before landing on round
robin flight"
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-13
ALASKA AIRLrNEs

From Anchorage: Mr.. Boldt,
Mr.. Huntington, Maj. Isch, Capt.
Emery, Sgt. Spencer, Sgt. Alsvik,
Sgt. Sambora, Cpl. Brown, Pvt.
Trurnpower, Pvt. White, Pfc. Ma
SELF, Maj. D. Fall, D. z. Farley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Woods and
children.
To Anchorage: Franklin King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Komakhuk
and six children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Reeves and two children,
Maj. Montgomery, H. M. Porter,
H.G. Fairhurst, Sgt. Hall, Paul
Walter, G. 0. Kempton, Ronald
Neben, Harvey Turner, J. Moody
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Wilde, Mr..
and Mrs. Lew, 1t. Col. Bour-
land, Fred Kraun, Kay Warner,
Nina Tungewenuk,, Esther Nc.
Coy, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Frey
and Perry Frey.
To McGrath: John Osborne.
From McGrath: GA. Kempton,
HIM. Porter.
To Unalakleet: Wayne Eben,
Susie Milligrock.
To Moses Pit: MIR. and Mrs.
Umberger and Alicia.
To Gambell: Elmer Parker, B.
Irrigoo, Norma Nupautuk, Dora
Nupowtuk.
To NE. Cape: 1t. John Olson,
A/3c Aaron Harbesor, Lonnie
Mizell, Alan Smith.
From NE. Cape: Ronald Neben,
Alan r. Smith, Lonnie Mizell,
Melvin C. Miller, jim Boykin,
Don "A. Bromberg, Robt. "A. Pat
terson, Kenneth Kilmer.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-13
Stowaway Nabbed After
Trip From Alaska Where
He Couldn't Find Job !. ].

SEATTLE, R-The FBI said
Friday man with wife and
three children at his Boulder,
Colo, home was arraigned at Port
Angeles, Wash, on a charge of
being a stowaway on a vessel
from Alaska.
The man, identified as Steve
George Krempley, 81, was bound
over for trial in us. District
Court in Seattle. Bail of $3.50 was
set. The FIJI told this story:
Krempley slowed away from
Seattle to Seward, in May.
Unable to find work, he hitch
liked from Seward to Anchorage.
Still without work, he hitched to
Valdez, walking most of the way.
He went aboard the coastal
freighter James Lick June q,
hiding in the No. hold and liv-
ing on tomatoes he found there.
After three days he was found,
in one of the ships holds, and
taken ashore under custody.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-13

d z N V E r, Rt-Released from
Mercy Hospital after a dental OPP
Grafton, Mrs. Ann Corey, 38, Of
Limon, Colo, was driving home
with her husband when their car
collided with another in a dust
storm.
Mrs. Corey was returned here
for treatment Of a broken foot,
then was transferred to Mercy
Hospital where they had only one
vacant room-that she had left
only few hours before.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-13
SUNDAY BASEBALL
National League

Chicago 90, Brooklyn SO
New York 8-5, St. Louis So
Philadelphia II, Cincinnati 8
Pittsburgh SIS, Milwaukee Sc
American League
Cleveland 1O-7, New York 2-3
Chicago Ia, Washington GA
Baltimore TO, Kansis City 2-3
Pacific Coast League
Seattle 8-3, San Diego 2-2
Sacramento So, Portland 2-10
Hollywood 1876, L. Angeles Ia
San Francisco 40, Oakland 81
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-13
WASHINGTON tH--The Publ


Health Service was under fire
from two quarters Saturday as
Surgeon General Leonard A.
Scheele declared eve can 90 for
ward" now that the safety Of
antipolio vaccine production has
been assured by sitter standards.
Scheele's confident statement
came at a news conference Friday
after publication of a lengthy
white paper"-a detailed review
by the health service Of the brief
but troubled history Of the Salk
vaccine program.
The surgeon general conceded
the program might have come
close to the line of safety" in the
past. But he said he had no doubts
about safety now.
In New York, Basil O'Connor,
president of the National Founda-
ton for Infantile Paralysis, crit
cized the document, saying it COB
viously gives only the Public
Health Service version Of the vac
cine situation to date"
In Philadelphia, II. w. Blades,
executive vice president of Wyeth
Inc, took strong exception to a
statement by DR.. James A. Shan
non, an associate director Of the
health services National Institute
of Health NIH. Shannon said
Friday one batch of vaccine made
by Wyeth is being subjected to
searching laboratory analysis, al
though he said there was not
enough evidence to label that lot
suspect. In its white paper, the
health service said the circun-
stances of three polio cases had
raised some question about the
vaccine used.
Blades termed it most unfor-
tunate, misleading and not in the
public interest" that suspicion
should be cast on Wyeth vaccine
and its routine retesting program
and inference be given that Wyeth
vaccine is suspect"
The drug company official
said it's been nearly two months
since injections with Wyeth vac
cine began. Information avail
able to date does not warrant the
implications contained the state
ment attributed to DR.. Shannon"
Blades said.
While Scheele reiterated his
confidence in the vaccine and
voiced optimism, he did not say
when he expected the mass i'm
munization of school children to
get back into full forward motion.
Meanwhile, the summer peak
polio season drew closer with
many localities still awaiting fresh
supplies of vaccine with which to
inject first and second graders.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-13
Q.E.D.

BEXLEY, England, R-Science
teacher Walter Bradley was show
ing pupils at St. Michaels, college
what happens when phosphorus
and water mix. He accidentally
knocked over jar of phosphorus
onto a wet table and was envel-
oped in yellow smoke.
Two eager 15-year-olds turned
fire extinguishers on him. The
smoke cleared. Bradley was I'M
scathed, but he doubts he'll be
wearing the suit again.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-13
SHE'S a BIG GIRL NOW

LOS ANGELES, R-Redhaired
actress Piper Laurie is $3.50
richer today. She went down to
the Hall of Records and picked up
US. bonds which Superior Court
had ordered her to buy between
1850, when she landed her first
movie contract, and Jan. %, 1853,
when she turned 81. Piper is %
now and has appeared in IA films.
A 1850 court order impounded
part Of her earnings as minor.
She got the bonds Friday.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-13

Nineteen of the peaks Of the
Andes mountains exceed 10000
feet in elevation.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-13

Many of New York's theaters
today are relics of a 18th century
revival of Italian theatrical inte-
riors overladen with gold and
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-13

The Proverbs of Solomon are
almost a literal translation of a
famous Egyptian work, "the
Teachings of Amenope."
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-13

Egypt has Christian monas-
teries dating from Roman times.
Evening star., 1955-03-13

Il fredericksburg, Va is great dograising town, and
each year there Dog Mart which surplus pups
auctioned off, Inevitably this fair has few tears mingled
with its joy since Fredericksburg kid considers pup
surplus, if there fifty i'm the back yard.
The little girls below Judy and Gloria Mills
Their sadness somewhat Modified when they saw
how much fun their pups gave the (see rghU
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24

spring dad?
Dolores Holman, a first year
law student at use is a sister UNI
der the skin. She wants a big
church wedding nice and fancy"
One junior, Donna Chic of San
Diego wants to get married i'm the
church of our parish, by the priest
I've known all my life"
The girls all have definite ideas,
and even Suzanne Lund, sopho-
more, who wants nothing more
than a medium size wedding with
just her favorite people and close
friends" might change her mind
after seeing some of the splashier
weddings. Or sophomore Betty
Martin who'd like "a small affair
in a chapel. Maybe with just the
family and a few friends"
Every girl should keep in mind
the lovely wonder of this very
special day before she decides on
a hurry-up marriage. 1t is day to
cherish for ever, and even if fam
lily can't manage a big wedding
the smaller more intimate recep-
ton can be lovely experience.
IF Dad and Nom are strapped
for cash, the little family wedding
with good size wedding cake
Cmade in the kitchen) and a lovely
bouquet for the bride can live for
ever as the most wonderful day in
the world. The point is to share
this day with the people you love
best, even if they can't give you
the kind of wedding you'd like to
have.
Mother and DAD look forward to
your wedding day sc give them a
break.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
Shakespeare At
Antioch June 20

Yellow Springs, O4From Holly
wood and Broadway, as well as
Dayton, Denver and Dublin Tire
land), this week came members of
the Fourth Annual Shakespeare
Festival at Antioch College.
The company arrived on campus
Tuesday and already is we'll into
rehearsals.
And, it is reliably predicted by
Arthur Lithgow, managing direc-
tor, by June 29th when the 11-week
season opens, the magic of the
Bard will have resolved problems
of conflicting accents, customs and
training in time for a harmonious
presentation of the first play,
Merry Wives of Windsor"
Lithgow calls this summers SER
les of seven plays the romantic
fantasies"
In addition to Merry Wives, /"
the program includes "As You Like
It." opening July 6; Twelfth
Night" July 13; Macbeth" July
20; "Cymbeline," July 27; win
ter's Tale" August 3; Two Noble
Kinsmen," August 10. AS in previ-
Gus years, new play opens each
Wednesday of the first seven
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
Roadeo Planned
August 4, 5, 6

Ohio's Championship Truck Roa-
deo, the biggest staged in the AZ
states, will be under the chairman
ship this year of William r.. Barn
hart, 120 West Dominion Boule-
ward, Columbus, Service Executive
of Suburban Motor Freight, Inc,
it was announced today by the
Ohio Trucking Association, sponsor
of the eighth annual event.
The three-day tests, which only
the safest and most skillful truck
drivers in Ohio may enter, will be
held August A, 5 and 6 at Akron
Municipal Airport
The annual Ohio Roadeo is one
of the most important phases of
the Ohio Trucking Associations
safety program. Drivers
of member trucking companies
compete during the year for the
honor of representing their firms
in the state contest and must have
a 12-month accident-free driving
record to be eligible to compete.
Each participant in the Ohio elm
ination and finals will be honored
at a banquet to be held at the
Sheraton Mayflower Hotel in Ak
ron the last evening of the Roa-
deo
Ohio winners in each of four
classifications receive the coveted
Soho trophies and represent the
$4,000 Ohio residents employed in
the trucking industry in competi-
tion for national awards at the Ma
tional Championship Truck Roadeo
at Washington, d. c., in October.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
Variety Is June
Food Keynote

Healthful variety is the keynote
of good eating in June, according
to John Moore, Madison County
Agent. Combining the luscious Vi
tality of fresh garden salad vege-
tables with the solid nutrition of
dairy products featured annually
during June makes this month one
of the very best for good eating,
says Moore.
One vegetable that is especially
good from the market basket anglt
this week is lettuce. Quantity Is
such that economy-minded shoo-
pers will find lettuce priced ad-
vantageously in many stores. Quail
ity is excellent now.
Food economists report that let
tuce leads all vegetables except
potatoes in the quantity eaten per
person in this country. Currently
we eat nearly twice as much let
tuce per person each year as we
did in 1920. Lettuce is very low in
calorie value, but contains valuable
vitamins A and G.
Dairy products, always good nu~
trit4onally, are getting extra crn-
phasis this month. The list of re-
cipe and menu possibilities using
milk, cream, butter, and cheese is
almost endless. However, the sug-
gestion Of using butter salad drcs
sings, sour cream dressing, fruit
salad dressings, and cottage cheese
specials in salads with lettuce are
all particularly timely this week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
Peach Failure In
South May Favor
Ohio Market !

The nearly complete peach crop
failure in southern states will i'm
prove the market for Ohio peach
es, Vernon Patterson, Ohio State
University extension horticulturiSt
believes. Many growers believe this
too, he says, because southern stat
es normally ship carloads of peach
es to Ohio markets during July
and August.
Patterson warns growers that
consumers will still want quality"
fruit for their money, however.
Small fruit resulting from impro-
per thinning may be drug on the
markets. Proper thinning may in
crease yields on overloaded trees
as well as improve fruit quality.
1t is too late for chemical thin
ming, but there is still time to thin
peaches by hand or with a pole.
Knocking off overloads of fruit
with rubber tipped pole will be
economical for many growers, the
specialist says. Hand thinning, on
the other hand, is practical for
growers with small acreage or
cheap labor.
This year Ohio peach growers
have a great opportunity to show
Ohio consumers that Ohio can pro-
duce top quality peaches the spe-
cialist says. Lets do everything
we can TO grow, harvest and mar
ket top quality fruit" he urges
growers.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
STATE OF OHIO
nEp ARTMENT 0E HIGHWAYS

Columbus, Ohio, June IL, 1885
UNIT PRICE CONTRACT
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office of the State Highway
Director of Ohio at Columbus, Ohio
until 1900 AN, Ohio tEastern)
1855, for improvements in:
Proposals Nos. l to inclusive are
offered as one project and will be
awarded as one contract.
PROPOSAL NO.
s.5T. State Route No. IS, in. Jeffer-
son Township, by applying an as
phaltic concrete surface course, It,
ems T-3O and T-35.
Pavement: Width % feet. Length
1S,004.S feet or 3.41 miles.
PROPOSAL NO. 2
Madison County, Ohio, on Section
1859, State Route No. 3S, in Deer
Creek and Union Townships, by ap-
plying an asphaitic concrete surface
course, Items T-S0 and T-35.
Pavement. Width 20 feet. Length
1885 feet or 2.45 miles.
PROPOSAL NO. 3
Madison County. Ohio. on Section
G4.23 London). State Route No. 3s.
asphaltic concrete surface course.
Items T-30 and T-35.
Pavement: Width % feet Length
l.g00.S feet or 0.36 mile.
proposals NOS. TO D Inclusive Va
this project to be completed not lat
er than October 81, 1855.
The minimum wage TO be paid to
al labor employed on this contract
shall be in accordance with the
schedule of Prevailing Hourly
Wage Rates Ascertained and Deter
mined by the Department OF Indus
trial Relations applicable to State
Highway Department improvements
in accordance with Sections 41B .03
G7-3l. 4115.0l I7-4. 415-05 l1-
4al 4115.0f (l7-5l. and 411h.07 G7-
5a) OF the Revised Code of Ohio"
The bidder must submit with his
bid a certified check in the amount
of s2,650.00.
Plans and specifications are on
file in the department of highways
end the office of the division deputy
director.
The director reserves the, right to
reject anv and ell bids.
s. o, IINZEI.L
State Highway Director
June "a 27 July l
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
Ted Brown Talks
On Election Laws

Great emphasis is placed on
new voters in the years when
elections are held to fill state Of
fices and in the Presidential cleo
tion years.
This year, the so-called odd-year
election should be just as appealing
to the young man or young wom-
an who will be q years of age on
or before November 8. For it is in
local government that we find the
real cornerstone of all government.
So, we direct this message to
these new voters of 1855
While persons who are not 81
now but will be q by November 8
may participate in the General
Election on November 8, they may
not vote at special elections before
reaching that age.
The fact is, those persons who
will be 21 on November s were
eligible to vote in the May Primar-
les. Those living in registration
areas, of course, need to be regis
tered in order to vote Those con-
templating voting in November, if
residing in registration areas, must
register before the September %
deadline.
Young people are urged to make
themselves eligible to vote and to
start off by voting Tor township
and municipal candidates this fall