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Evening star., 1955-03-01

the AtL0nttc Ocean 10 nltleS from San Juan.
They aDil be built on 225 acres of land o1oned
by Laurence Rockefeller. What ,Dith Conrad
Hiton's Carribe Hilton already a success, and
a ne,o resort such as that being planned By the
Rocketellers. Puerto Rico is becoming big
dra,Ding card for Dacation- minded Washing
tonians. Most popular resort spot in this area
at the moment is Jamaica's touely Montego
Bay.
ARGUMENT COMING UP?-Anybody
with an ounce of Irish blood in his veins is
going to react to news that nationalist minded
Frenchmen have urged that the early history
of st. Patrick be studied Frenchmen have
hnt ho NTH
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Miss Carey to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Carey ~. formerly of Wash
ington, and now living in Bor-
deaux, France. announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Lucille to Corpl. Thomas Ed
win Rogers, c. E. U. S. A. F..
son Of DR.. and Mrs. Malcolm
B. Rogers Of Meriden, Conn.
Evening star., 1955-03-01

PARTY CIRCUIT-Crrem conversation in residential
society circles ceners gardening garden club dc
ties. From Spring Valley Chevy Chase, Georgetown and
Alexandria of activities concerning the first blooms
of Spring. and Mrs. Eisenhower m the National Capital
FloUer and Garden Show March 10 at the National Guard
Armory Ne,ps from New York that Adlai Stevenson
and Margaret Truman both found the hit play "Plan and
Fancy most entertaining They attended the pay-but
around Ansh customS-on the eUening. II Ike
1856 and the Republican choice Chief Justice
Earl Warren he tDu hare to make hurried trip
cisco from Europe he and Mrs. Warren planning
"grand tour" at the time the conDention
VISITORS AGAIN-Schedules for the visits of
Australian Prime Minister and the italian
well under way, and Washnetonians
his Inauguration
be next official visitor The general visit Washing
ton in the future.
CARIBBEAN COUP-Work lUiH start nert month on a
fabulous 18ole golf and resort hotel fronting
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Miss Heider
Is.Nurried

Miss Anna l.. Heider and
Mr.. Oscar G. Whitlow were
married February 25 at the
home of Misses Mary and Jes-
sic Aitcheson in Alexandria.
After a motor trip through
the South the couple will make
their home in Bethesda.
Evening star., 1955-03-01

1UU7ICS C7tH6 SEHI
colt as gift. Senator Malone Wds member
of the commission headed by the Presidents
brother, Milton Eisenhower, that pisited Latin
American countries last gear.
Il 4
ART CLASSES While her husband
studies the civil defense set-up and problems
regarding the H-bomb, vivacious Nancy
Kefauver relaxes by painting in her Jefferson
place studio. She and Mrs. Fario Letti, who
has taught art, are conducting art classes for
both children and adults 1--WE always loved
to paint, and the classes help pay the studio
rent" says the attractive wife of the Senator
from Tennessee
Evening star., 1955-03-01

a
blue white and red tricoo well the conventional
they feel that Patrick much French
They that he had mutnational ancestry and of it,
according the French Irish He born in Scotland
373 AD the of Scottish nobleman and his French wife
Patrce the French Patrick the
French This sort of thing could start the argument of the
especially If the Irish trying that Napoleon
born the Emerald
Evening star., 1955-10-04
OFFICE cLERIcALs

Capable Of handling figures ae-
curately. Must be experienced; good
starting salary; opportunity for
advancement, liberal purchase dis
sSoYTn,s; sgoTsM;;, is iAgglys ~; s,F;,ps Stewart. THE
1873 = ST. NV. --6
OFFICE WoEk, g,lI train; h.s.g..;; :
PIX oPERXTok. experiensed in
hotel work. permanent work Al.
al the sHoRETiAM HOTEL. ID
Rossiyn. 5 days: ex-
per. $50. POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY,,
sIl CIERK ior s. suSsfasson IN
neiHhborhopd drugstore: 5ta-day
week. 10. $4,000. ---0
Evening star., 1955-10-04
nrLp-woMEN

TYPIsT, white. for general ofaee
work; s46 VIZ. to start; raise In 3
mos. Apply nm. 40. 72l 9th st.
TYifisT-oood soundscribsr-tgplst
nent. Good salary, disqualification
TONED. can q AafERIcAN MER-
curry INSURANCE Co. 1920 Conn
ave NV betwesn $3.50 Am. and
4:31 pm. for interview. .-6
TXRIST. under 30, permanent posi-
tion; 36Kf hF, b-day week: 500
mo. Telephone bet. 10 and 3, RE.
TYPisT. under s5: in local branch
once Of large IRE and casualty in-
suranee company. Permanent po-
sltions. excellent working condf-
tons. good chance for. advance
ment. 37Hs-hour week. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL. Si2
THPfsT. YHPpsTafe slesslic s,qs: 1BM-psn, sos7o
w.p.m.. 5-eay. 40-hotir wk.. sick
and vacation leayei excellent salary
TYPisf.o you young lady. for cPA's Of
fee. general knowledge of book
keeping; approximately "a hours 2
week, mornings or afternoons. can
MRS DEERY. DI. 1886. for in
TsYsiPlihssTT.cLERK. sYsilhsT. is to IS. for re-
search org, NV Wash. 40-hr., D
day Vk., S22b-S2b0 per mo. TO
start. Wo. 6-29ss, $50 to 5.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
hfLR WoMrN
CT.ERK-TYPTST

Young sirl, 70 70 32i must Be- abba
board and act Is reeeptionist;
permanent position: 6-day week:
good staftine salary. Call CO. -
51f2 for amt
Evening star., 1955-10-04

BEAUTiCIANs Kood operator wanted.
FRED TIE HAIR STyLlsT, ct
Brooks, 1109 q NV,
BEAUTlCIAN. experienced operator,
nianicurist and shampoo girl: 81
days; sslsry a,a % sc,nEiissions, nn !,
sos i1sh s RE NE rSiisf ssale nc nc
1aaSalnlssnz msniearine. LIE sTupio. wash.
ington Bldg. Ma. S-2213.
BEAuIIeIAN, FULL OR PART TINE.
Iills IiAags % oP sosa oWAssaHiNoToM. moro NC.
s534 Conn. ave. ch. ch.. Nd OIL.
BEA13IiicIAH. part time or tuH
Reed: steady Job. OIL 4-54s1:
BEAuTICIAs, man or woman. mod
ern beauty salon IN NV. has OPEN
ing for woman hair stylist with
some following. Also shampoo
'ssIeurist mani Exeslle1Gt ellen .S SpDor .Ss ios
comm. ABBY s7is Newark s. nv. nv
BEAUTicIAN. man or woman. hair
styiist, salary and commission; ex-
cellent working conditions: beautt-
ful modern salon. 1885 y o.. NV
BEAuTl7P OPERATOR, TOP salary,
commi6sion paid; vacation. 5-dAy
week. IA. 7-3023. ~
BEAUTY OPERATORs, hair stylists.
receptionist. manicurists. Top guar
antee and commission. 10. b-5I33;
SUNDAY yU. S-52b7. -
S65. POTOMAC EMPL., oil King
ST., Alex, XII. o-5o56. --5
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. phie.
entry system. general ledger Ex-
ceiient pay and working conditions.
B6ooUSKikaEEfESRsa 6oS iaf Ssar rsrENoGEaPHER---
Public relations once Of national
organization REQUIRES services OF
attractive young ladv under 30,
double entry Bookkeeping. typing
and shorthand REQUIRED 5-day,
month. Cali ST, 3-soaf for sp-
Boao5RllKis1EEiEsPER-TYPIsT, to WORK
part time In business once Of ex-
elusive senool: permanent. hours
10 4.3a pm. daily: hot lunch fur
nished: salary commensurate with
ability. Write BOX 29-V. Star.
stating age. qualifications and ex-
perience. %
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All Bookkeeper. S75 WIZ.
BOOKKEEPER q

BOOKKEEPER ID
CLERK-TYPIST ~
POSITIONS NOW OPEN IN
HEADQUARTERS OFFICE
OF NATIONAL FINANCE
COMPANY. OUR CON-
PANY rs GROWING
FASTER EVERY DAY AND
WE OFFER A BRIGHT
AND PROFITABLE FU-
TURE. EXPERIENCE RE-
QUIRE ED-AGE 20-30.
PLEASANT WORKING
CONDITIONS IN AIR
CONDITIONED OFFICE.
5-DAY, 35-HOUR WEEK
LIBERAL COMPANY.
BENEFITS. APPLY IN
PERSON, SUITE 416, RING
BLDG, 18th AND M SITS.
NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
HELP WOMEN
MATTRESSES


Exper.; full or part-time positions
available: Washineton.s better res
taurants Apply WASHINGTON
RESTAURANT ASSN, zoos Eye ST.
NV.
GIRL Oh WOMAN for new and I'M
teresting type Of work In doctors
once. ideal working conditions.
Reply Box 37b-A. Star. 10
GIRL. wanted to work in store and
make herself generally useful. See
Miss Jeanette. ADLER, THE EN-
CRAVING SHOP. 1905 O st. NV.
LADY OR WIDOW, white. under 20
10 assist real estate man. Learn the
to learn. RA $500. ~
LADIIs-Psrt AZ g Part T.. time. g ss6.S45 i.s tSs
WEsTMoRLAND. Car. white. Cali
UN. 4-7097. ~
LADIES-Earn from $40 to $50 an
evening. Sell plasties and toys on
party plan. or give . party and
earn . valuable Eift: No deliveries
or collections. Cal VII 6-8592.
WOMEN twhite) for food cheek-
ing and cashieFing and counter
work $60-a-wk.. Job. Chance TO
learn restaurant business. No Sun
day or night. Pleasant working con-
ditions. Apply SHoLL's COLONIAL
man..ger. 20
income nov and after Xmas Full
or part-time work. SHOW AVONS
beautiful Gift book and cosmetics
to regular customers near you.
Cal Mon. thr0ugh Fri. .DI. 7-022l.
YOUNG LADY with knowledge Of
tipping and some shorthand. Pleas
ant working conditions and many
company dement's. Gal TX. S-45gS
WRITER CO., 1l05 b st. s.w. -
YOUNG WOMEN, white, part time,
telephone soliciting work; hrs. s
to 8; 81 hr. plus bonuses 70 start.
No experience necessary, Gail 20.
1-139S -
REFINED WOMAN, 21-4b tEhite),
can have permanent position right
here In nearby Va. area, as super
visor Of program for natl. orRani-
cation. Must nave good automobile.
Exceptionally high earnings, plus
car allowance. In reply give COM
P5sts fof sppt Setais Box aa 4oJ nSns sssr ha@pst
PLEASANT PART-TIME WORK for
e EWING, PHOTOGRAPHERS.
1904 @ st. NV. -
HANDICAPPED LADY, expectant
mother Or such. for hoyseyork.
NO. 7-6012.
PART-TIME TYPIsTsCLERK, four
hours daily. Monday through Friday,
Pleasant, small, downtown ONCE.
Box I66-V. Star.
PART-TIME CLERK, dry eleanine
stores. Apply 1888 wilson blvd.
EXTRA cAsH-seli Christmas and
everyday cards. gifts, novelties:
samples on approval. Write cal OF
visit MASTERCRAFT STUDIOS.
1908 II st. NV. DI. 7-090s. Dept. 8.
HOUSEWIVES
Free gifts TO your friends, games
and prizes. Have o plastic party or
become our demenstrator End book
parties. Average earnings $40 hr.
MRS. FREY. HO. 2-5060. 23l4
Il. !. ave. ne. ---o
ALEXANDRIA LADIES
Earn $50 wkiy. for 1915 hrs. work
in hrs. of own choice, between now
and Xmas. Phone MA. S-7357 bet.
III pm. 80
$50 EASY FROM XMAS CARDS
ExCLUEIVEl Sell only so TALL
assortments. 30-card 81 Christmas
box: SC personals; wraps BY-THE-
, YARD: $50 leading sellers. Lowest
wholeEales: bonus. guarantee; Tree
offers. Assortments on approval.
S1.95 gift for promptness. CARDl-
NAL. l400 State. Dept. $40, Cin-
akN "a A
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Retired Men
Who Want to Supplement
Their Income

lIlelT ltlCO1liC
& In our business gray hair
Is an asset, age is no bar
rier. You can earn $50 to
500 a week. Car necessary.
This is a permanent and
.dignified position with an
old local concern. Come in
and let us tell you about it.
See MIR. ABSHER, Wednes-
or Thursday, $3.50 to 10 noon,
or 1880 to 4 pm, Suite $50.
woodward Bldg.
Attention, Young Men
IF YOU ARE A HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATE, 81
TO % YEARS OLD, AND
HAVE A CAR, YOU MAY
QUALIFY FOR A CAREER
THAT PROVIDES TRAIN
MIC TO BECOME ONE OF
!, OUR BRANCH MAN
AGERS. GOOD STARTING
SALARY, EXCELLENT
COMPANY BENEFITS.
AND AUTO ALLOWANCE
WITH FUEL FURNISHED.
THIS is NOT SALES
4 WORK. APPLY IN PER-
SON TO MR.. HoFFACKER,
SSO8 RHODE ISLAND AVE,
: MT. RAINIER, ND. OR TO
MR.. CHARLES DECKER,
4 202l N. MOORE ST, IN
ROSSLYN, VA.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
HELP WoMEN
SECRETARIES
CT,ERK-TVpICTc

National Enpl. Service
l1os 18th 81. NV at I. Ex. 3-7270
sECY. .-BKKPR., to 80; welfare; s
days; &2e5. POTOMAC ENPL.
AGcY.. 2334 Wilson blvd. Arl..sJA.
$4,000.
sELF-sERyICE WRAPPER (colored
girD for meat dept; must be ex-
per. Apply YOUHG'S MEAT MAR
Evening star., 1955-10-04
HELp-WoAEN

KRY-PUNcH OPERATOR, IBM MA
CHINE, Experience desirable. Pleas.
ent ofsss ald f,ssn soIgenlsl eS,ployes ssgs
fits. Starting salary. S225 month.
9Th fioor, UNITED SERVICES LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. 1925 Eye ct. NV.
~
MAIDI BRIGHT young woman with
store experience preferred. for ez-
elusive speciality shop: good hand
writing. Bring references with you.
Apply Wednesday morning at o.
KAPLOWITz. on 18th between ;
MAID. white: hotel rm. maid for
high h-ciass BLDG, for Sunday and
weekday work. on hourly basis.
Apply at 25OO Wis. ave, bet $50
am. and ~ noon. and 6-e m.
Evening star., 1955-10-04


CLERK-TYPIsT, white youne lady.
le 20 30. for permanent position
celiept working conditions. Per-
scnal interview. 1926 Conn. ave.
cIERK-rYPIsr. Is to 90, must b.
fast and accurate: ideal working
conditions In air-cooled once: AVE-
day week; Permanent: GOOD salary.
sRIaHIs sRIaHss,, isaS SgIpt' q n1Na Hs.ionAi Inea'er
CLERk-fYPlST, under 3o.. 5-day.
37is-hr. wk.. knowledge Of Short
hand helpful, but not necessary
Apply SUN LIFE OF CANADA, Ruf
$40, 724 18th st. y. or call Ma.
ciERR-TYPIsT. 50 words per min. !:
perIence: hours, to s. 5-day week
paid vacation and sick leave. Apply
CLERK.TTPisT. under 35, for ad-
sertising research department Of
national news maeazine. Should
enjoy working With figures and de.
arithmetic essenfiai' some caiculat.
ing-maehine experience desirable.
Some typtng also required. Pleas
ant working conditions and many
company dement's. Call DI. 7-29O0,
Ext. 2oS, between Am. ana 0
cLERK-TYPIsT. part time: assist
secretary. Contractor on Rockville
CEERK-fYPIsT, Under 80. for TYP
ing invoices and maintaining re-
cords In circulation department Of
newspaper once 5-day. 40-hour
week: paid vacations, hospitaltzn-
tion and life insurance. Call Mr..
PERRY, at DI. 7-92&2. %
CLERK-TYPIST: pleasant surround
ings; salary commensurate with
ability. Located in Fairfax Co. Boz
CLERK.TTfisr. auto title exper.: 9.
Arlington: sos. POTOMAC EMpL.,
Oil King st.. Alex, XII. e-bo55.
cIERK-TYpIsT, Rosslyn: 5 days;
AGENCY, 1884 Wilson blvd, Afl.,
ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
HELp-MEN tceni.l
OPPORTUNITY

.,esWe are building Q new program to
build Manaeement. We need young
8 Ymen 26-35. with college EDUCATION
ssig OF equivalent 10 start as held at-
Az dttors. We offer a good starting
for advancement for . man who
zt.s has an automobile and Is Eillfng 70
= travel. Our representative viii be IN
WRshinSton October ~ through IL
II interested In interview. write
lssS Personnel DEPARTMENT, p. o. Box
~ 16 New Orleans, La. All fepliea
ess Win be held confidential. IS
Evening star., 1955-10-04
cLERK-TYP1sT

Young woman. 2o-35 yrs. Of aee.
experiences on . calculator desira-
Sic but not essential; permanent
position; 6-day. 40-hF, week. Apply
personnel. Room COS; open week
days e:31-5 and Sat. e-12. No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
80
Professional Type
4 Men

10 conduct hearing clinics,
serving clients who come to
. us for assistance. This is a
rare opportunity; a digni-
ned profession, for which
we provide full training, top
remuneration, excellent
chance for advancement.
Requires intelligence, dig
nifty, reliability and extern
asiye travel.
gsag
-ssk
Phone DI. 7-6878
g MIR. HAGEDORN
ss:a ;.:s For appointment
SA
tsz
Evening star., 1955-10-04
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Interesting and varied work
with large real estate ONCE.
Typing essential. 6-dAy week,
company dement's. Submit
written resume stating expe-
rience, age and salary ex-
peeted, marked Attention, Mr..
Donald A. Hurst. No inter-
views eranted without prior
written resume.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
ASSISTANT TO
Merchandising Mgr.
LADIES' FASHIONS

An alert assistant. with ambition,
can qualify for this interesting op-
portuntty. KNOWLEDGE of medium
to.hetter fashions. Unit control.
order-writing and selling are the
esseptials. Imagination and will
ingness to learn more import ant
than long experience. Apply Mr.
Stewart.
The Ladies' Fashion Salon
The Young Mems Shop
1919 r ST. NV. -
Evening star., 1955-10-04

TYPfsT sTENo0RAPHER 1Ehitel,
general ONCE work; old established
real estate once; 61a-day wk., every
3rd Sat. on; pleasant working con-
ditions. experience not necessary;
$50 per week. See Miss Miletead.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 1Ath st. NV. AD. 4-2oo6
Evening star., 1955-10-04
SHANNON ALUCHS co.

SHANNON g LUCHS CO.
724 i4th st. NV. Is
COMPANION for elderly woman IN
exchange for room and board,
small salary. JU. S-SI46 after
y pm. -
cOMPANION-CHILD CARE, white
woman. between rs and SIS yrs. Of
age. Live In. Gail RA. 3-077b;
Evening star., 1955-10-04
SECRETARY

Under rs. with once experience.
Picasant. personable young lady
who Is GOOD typist. Some shorthand
preferred. Interesting position IN
executive ONCE. Pleasant environ
ment IN steadily expanding or
ganixatiou. GOVERNMENT EM-
PLOYEES INSURANCE CO.. 14th
and Z SITS. NV. Please apply ct
L st. entrance between 8 and 3.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
HOT SHOPPES

HOT SHOPPES
I341 O st. NV. Room 200
LADIES. ase so-eo. te
sat; must have ability TO meet
public. So hr. Apply 5:80-7 nm.
RIM. T05, 1919 r st. NV. I'D
COuNTERGIRL, white. 7:30 am,
10 4 pm, closed sundays. Apply
WALLACE RESTAURANT, 626 g
st. NV. -
COUNTER GIRL, restaurant. ex-
pefienced, niddle-nged, settled. Ap-
piy: FOOD BARN. 1888 EaAt-West
hwy. Silver SPRING. -
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Coniptonleter Operator
BETHESDA. MD.

Immediate opening for ex-
pefieneed operator 70 work In
accounting department. Typ-
ing helpful but not required.
Permanent position: 5-dAy.
4fl-hour week. Good starting
salary. liberal employe beie-
tts. Apply
Evening star., 1955-10-04

typing. 5-dAy week. Salary open.
| Give particulars In letter. Inter-
view ayfanged. Box 1S9.x, Star,
Evening star., 1955-10-04
TYPIST

TYPISTS
fWhite) Temporary assignment from
october through January, General
Once duties. 5-day. 40-hour week
Annual leave and sick leave. EN-
ploye,s cafeteria. Apply in person
between 10 am. and 4 pm.
National Geographic
Society
3rd and r sts. NE. "a
TYPISTS, TO $40 WK,
Fast, accurate. train dictaphone
Assoc, Typist $50 VIZ. up, Capito
Hin typist, S27b. Many others; IN.
DOT REED
Personnel. 1911 q st. lNA. e-60s9l
WAITRESS, white, part time. eve,
ninas, SILVER RESTAURANT. S25t
Geofgia ave. Silver 6pring. Nd. NJ
WAITRESS. over u. experience,
In food and liquor restaurant
Must De steady for day position
6ULLIVAN'S RESTAURANT. 10
Bladensburg I'd. ne. -
WAITRESS and countergirl. white
over 21; part time from u An. g
$40 pm. or full time. KENDRQe
DELICATESSEN, 81 Wis. circle
Chevy Chase. Nd. %
Evening star., 1955-10-04
CLERK-TYPTsTs

n you are . high school arsdaats
week. and are able. to type 46
w.p.m. and are under 36.
II you would like 10 DO intefsstins
work, and want an opportunity 70
advance.
N YOU would like 70 work in {
modern; air-ecnditioned once with
cheerful SURROUNDINGS.
II you are friendly and would like
to work with friendly people, then
call Mr., ALLNUTT. DI. 7-S300.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

WEAVER BROS, INC.
REAIToEys,ai,o,RJ,dAqSE 3 |! e ,sa,oa IA. BANkERs
Evening star., 1955-10-04

Expef.; full or paft-time positions
available: Washineton.s better res
taurants. Apply WASHINGTON
RESTAURANT ASSN, zoos Eye 81.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

interesting diversified work. Perm,
position. 5-day week ExeeIlent
Of 10. Age 2b to 40. white. Phone
IL e.S3ss sSsss;.nIN NJ qiss; qqsssdeo loF esps' G1
1913 3rd 81. Ne. ID
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15
BUILDINGS AT
TIDE WATER
Construction of Seven Large
Buildings Has Begun at
Oil Company Plant
NINE MILES OF STREETS

Construction of seven large
buildings, including an admins
tration headquarters and labora-
tories, has begun at the Tide
Water Associated Oil Company's
Delaware Flying "A Refinery, 15
miles south of Wilmington.
The brick and steel buildings
will form the business section"
of the finished refinery. This area
will resemble a small city with
nearly nine miles of paved streets
covering an area equal to 185
city blocks, company officials
stated.
The buildings now going up will
stand just inside the refinery's
main entrance to the north side
of Wrangle Hill Road between
River and Schoolhouse Roads. In
cluded will be two laboratories, a
fullyequipped fire house, an indus
trial relations building, a pilot
experimental building, an admin
istration building, and "change"
house.
In addition to these, a large
maintenance and warehouse build
ing is nearing completion and is
already being partly used for pipe
fabrication.
Sub-contractor for these build
ings is Baton Construction Corp,
of Philadelphia.
Behind these structures, to the
north, will rise the columns of the
refnery's processing units. Some
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15

versities. The value of these test
results is that they tend to over
come the inequalities of high
school grading standards and
establish uniform entrance re-
quirements,
Authority also was granted to
Dean of Agriculture George M.
Worrilow to enter into an agree
ment with the Federal Extension
Service of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture to en-
able the university's agricultural
extension personnel to participate
in the Federal Employees Group
Life Insurance Act, passed in
1854.
Two faculty members were
granted leaves of absence to pur-
sue academic work.
DR.. Francis H. Squire, Dean of
the University, will leave in Feb
ruary for England, where he will
complete research on a book deal
ing with English social history.
He will work in the Public Record
Office and the British Museum in
London and in other cities in
Great Britain. In addition to num-
erous written notes, Dean Squire
will photograph important docu-
ments which he will use upon his
return to this country where the
book will be completed.
Assistant Professor H. w. Crit
tenden of the Department of
Plant Pathology will leave on
December Is to complete his work
leading to his PhD. degree at
Ohio State University.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15
SCOUTS To VISIT RANCH
Sixty Explorer Scouts To Visit
Ranch In New Mexico

Sixty Explorer Scouts of the
Del-Mar-Va Council will spend
twelve days next summer at Phil
mont Scout Ranch at Cimarron,
New Mexico. The Explorer and
their leaders will have opportuni-
ties for horseback riding, burro
packing, fishing and even panning
for gold. The Philmont Ranch
is owned and operated by the Ma
tional Council of the Boy Scouts
of America. 1t is used as the
National Camping area for Ex-
plorer Scouts. The $4,000 acres
of the ranch offer the young men
almost every possible type Of
western camping experience and
truly place the Scouts on the
same trails as were travelled by
such famous American pioneers as
Kit Carson and Lucien Maxwell.
The Del-Mar-Va group will travel
by chartered bus, making over
night stays en- route at Air Force
Bases where accommodations and
recreational facilities have been
made available to the Scouts at
minimum charge. The sixty Scouts
will visit the Ranch in two groups
of thirty each. One group leav-
ing for Philmont on June % to
return on July 18, the second
group leaving on July 20 to re-
turn home on August 8. Thirty
three Explorer Scouts and four
leaders from the Del-Mar-Va
Council visited the Ranch last
summer.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15

Lifegaard steering toheel has deep
center construction. Rim of wheel
is mounted high above recessed
steering post cushions your
chest against impact in case of acci-
denti New Lifeguard mirror "gives"
on impact :. resistS shattering.