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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Five Held Here
In Yoke HoIdup

Five persons today were being
held by Washington police in
connection with a yoke robbery
that may turn out to be homi-
eide.
Their victim, slammed to the
sidewalk, was in critical condi-
ton In Garfield Hospital with q
blood clot on the brain.
The five, two 81 year Odds and
three juveniles, are accused of
yoking Maceo Leatherwood. Sc.
colored, 1921 Monroe street NV
on September 10.
The group. according to police,
followed Mr.. Leatherwood, 81
deliveryman for the Costa Liquor
Store, BAIT Eleventh street NV.
who was carrying fifth Of whis-
key, 10 cans Of beer and $18 in
his wallet. Police said his at
hackers beat him, threw him
down, seized the loot and fied.
Charged with yoke robbery
were:
Henry Patterson. II, colored.
OF the first block Of H street
NE, and Leo Griffin, 81, colored.
of the 14eO block of Harvard
street NV. They were to be ar
raigned before United States
Commissioner Cyril 8. Lawrence
today.
The three juveniles "a IT.
year-old and two 16-year-olds--
were being held in the Receiv-|
ing Home. They admitted being
on the scene Of the yoking, juve-
nile squad officers said, but not
taking part in it.
Mr.. Leatherwood was treated at
Garfield Hospital after the at
tack, but no serious injury was
found and he was released. FRI
day he returned to the hospital
and complained Of feeling bad.
Doctors discovered the blood clot
and placed him on the critical
list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
BY DAVID kOONCE

singer Eddie Fisher and his
happy, uninterrupted bride.
Actress Dehbie Reynolds. few
into town last might less than "a
hours after their marriage In the
Catskills.
Debbie, in expensive furs and
q seven-carat. emerald-cut
diamond, looked sweet. happy
and successful. The diamond. If
not the mink, at least gave the
lie to the current lament Of the
entertainment industry that
show business In no business.
The idols Of the teen-agers
managed to escape the horde of
autograph seekers awaiting them
on the premises of the Hotel
Statler. It was simple. They
just used the entrance Presi-
dent Eisenhower uses.
Awaiting the two lovebirds was
the press. which had turned out
to greet them in q Statler suite
that went handsomely with the
rock on Debbie's finger.
First Met Here
Debbie and Eddie first met
when Eddie was an Army en-
listed man stationed at Fort Bel
yoir. The occasion for their re-
turn last night was an ape
pearance by Eddie before q con-
vention Of Coca-C Cola bottlers,
who sponsor him on television.
As they entered the suite. some
body showed two cokes at them
while the press cameras flashed
away.
Eddie held the ice-cold bottle
until his fingers grew somewhat
white and then slyly placed 1t on
q nearby table. Being q clean
cut young fellow who'd never
think of drinking on the job
he didn't even sip it. Debbie|
also managed, with even less
notice, to divest herself Of the
commercial props.
They smiled prettily. cheek
to-cheek, for the photographers.
while Debbie explained to a lady
reporter that all her clothes were
made by mother. Somebody
asked them where they were go
ing to live. They looked at each
other as though that might bel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

Iand 1858. and Acy Lennon. who
|allegedly evaded payment Of
Is2.l3zH for 1899 through 1852.
Assistant United States Attor-
|ney Alfred P. O,Hara said that
lin his returns Lennon had
claimed two sons as dependents
when actually they were not de-
|pendents.
Last December another secre-
Itary to Mr.. Powell. Mrs. Hattie
Freeman Dodson. and her hus-
band, Howard T. Dodson. were
indicted on tax fraud charges.
They pleaded not guilty to the
lcharges and trial is pending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

Debbie observed that you paid
taxes everywhere you went. and
as the interview began to take
this political tack. the cameras
began flashing again.
No one could think OF much
else to ask q couple Of teen-age
idols. so since the bottlers were
waiting. the press conference
broke up, and Eddie went down.
stairs to sing for his employers
and earn some more Of the kind
OF money that can buy emerald
cut diamond rings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
AIbuniu Asks Entry

VIENNA, Sept. % R--A-
bania has cabled the chairman
Of the United Nations General
Assembly, renewing its request
for admission to the world group,
Tirana radio says. A sister Com
n1unist nation, Bulgaria, did like
wise earlier last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Loyebirds Eddie Fisher
And Debbie Fly to Capital

something they ought to give q
thought to. and finally Eddie
said he guessed they'd live In
California and New York.
But what would be their legal
address; where1l you pay your
taxes?' the reporter pressed.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-28
BASKETBALL TONIGHT SEES BRUINS VS. MERCHANTS. NANOOKS VS. AIR FORCE

Tonight at 2 pm. in the school gym in the first game of the eve ming, the Nome Merchants take on the league leading Army Bruins. Both teams are in top con- dition and the Merchants will be out to upset the unbeaten Bruins.
 At 8:30 the Nome High NanookS tangle with the Air Force Jets in what should be a thrilling, fast moving ball game. Both teams are fairly evenly matched as to size and playing ability.
 Counting tonight's contest there are three more games before the second half of the Base City League play ends, so come and support your favorite team.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-28
Dog Poisoning In East
 End Being Investigated

A suspicion of malicious dog poisoning is being investigated at the east end of town where four dogs have died recently.
 Two dogs belonging to Andy Peterson, who uses his team for hauling water and for trapping, and two pets of Rev. E. Bachel- der, died suddenly last week.
 There was no indication that the dogs had eaten rat poison from the city dump. To ascertain exactly what kind of poison was used, the body of one of the pups belonging to Rev. Bachel- der has been sent to the Arctic Research Center at Anchorage for analysis. A report is expected back soon.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-28
Pioneer Whist Series Starts Saturday Night

The first game of the Pioneer Card Party series will be held tomorrow evening at the Pioneer Igloo, the first of six games to be played during the next two months.
 There will be prizes for each party as well as grand prizes for the series. Refreshments and pos sibly other entertainment will be provided stated Frederik Book man, general chairman of the card series.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-28
HOT LUNCH COMMITTEE TO SELL PRIZE RADIO

The Hot Lunch Committee were recipients of a radio from the Larry Calvin stores and have decided to dispose of the radio and use the money for their pro- gram.
 They will be assisted by mem bers of the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts in the near future.
 The radio will be placed on display soon so that everyone may have an opportunity to see it.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-28
POEMS OF ALASKA" BY HAROLD SALISBURY GIVEN FAVORABLE REVIEWS

Reviews from stateside papers have been arriving throughout the month as well as Alaskan reviews on the recent publication of Har- old SaliSbury's Poems of AL aska."
 The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, in the column "Tops in Town, said ''It reminds you of Robert w. Service and will be collect OTIS item one day"
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-28

Fine Job Printing al The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-28
March of Dimes Ends Feb.

The March of Dimes campaign is drawing to close, chairman Mary Andersen announced today, and the school collection as well as the Post Office box and con- tainers in business houses will be collected on Tuesday, Feb. 1st.
 The first out of town contribu- ton came from Mrs. B. Vogen at Teller, the chairman reported.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-28
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Don Grinsell, Carrie Ahsaruk.
 To Anchorage: Ted Grotha, Al Doyle, R. s. Velikanje.
 To Unalakleet: Sig Krogstad. To McGrath: c. N. Lewth- waite
 From Moses Point: Austin Jud- son and Anker Hanson.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-28
SPECIAL NOTICE

The group of persons who met last Sunday afternoon 10 discuss Community Youth Recreation Program will meet again this Sum- day at o'clock al the U s Q Lounge. Any persons interested in such a program are welcome.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-28
Charged With Cohabitation

Sgt. Herman Wiesmann, of Nome Field was apprehended Wednesday evening on charge of cohabitation and has been bound over to the Grand Jury
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-28
MT. and Mrs. John Cooley ar

MT. and Mrs. John Cooley and family are enjoying their new To- cation in Valdez and they write that they are amazed at the snow fall there. They said the snowfall has been 179 inches So far this winter, and does not include 59 inches of rain.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-28
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Clara Curran, Randi Powell, Pollyanna Tocktoo.
 Discharged: Albin Poison and Loretta David.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-28

VISITING CHURCH PEOPLE CONTINUE SERVICES AT ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
 Special services at the Assem- bly, of God Church continue to- night at 7:30 pm. and Sunday at l0:00 am. and 7:30 pm.
 You are cordially invited to attend Visiting ministers are Mrs. J. B. Johnson and MT. Jo- seph Oskalkaff.
Evening star., 1955-06-20

tconsinusd On aszs psss.
Evening star., 1955-06-20
YOUNG MAN

Ritchie Finance Co.
215 East MONTGOMERY Ave. Rockville
Evening star., 1955-06-20

AGENCY CLERK-TYPIsT-we have
an opening for very high type
and interesting position with q iins
company. Person selected must
have high school education prefer
ably some business experience and
be Q good typist. Our company has
q nne group OF employees, attractive
air-condittoned ofhces and offers
opportunity for promotion: Q B..
day week and liberal smploys bens-
sURANCE CO., 1925 Eye ct. nv.
Evening star., 1955-06-20
HELP-MEN
PUBLICITY WRITER

National association requires younl
man t26-34): college graduate with
minimum 3 wears experience In
publicity or public relations tc
head I'D an expanding publicity
program Must have readable, in
teresting writing style and ability
to create material for publication
in newspapers and magazines. or
for use on radio or TV. Must be
demonstrably personable as duties
require personal contacts with lead
ing editors. Starting salary S7.750.
with advancement assured for ca
pable individual. Send complete
resume with samples of published
material All replies will be held
in strict confidence. Box 107-E.
Star. -2l
REAL ESTATE Statesmen needed
for subdivision and general broker
age sales. None over 40 yrs. No
part time, Call Mr.. Groves OF
LURIA BROS. IA. 7-S500. "a
Evening star., 1955-06-20
HELP-MEN

MAN AND WIFE. (white, no chill.
dren) TO answer phone, take mess
ages. keep records and assist doc
tor in vet. hosp: also work In and
around boarding kennel. Must be
strictly non-drinkers. thrifty and
willing workers. 3-rm.. bath. mod
ern apt. all utilities. You must
have your own furniture. Must have
written references tno phone ref
erencesl. $3.50 per mo. to start,
available July L. Age. 80 to so yrs,
tno older, no younger). Located
near Alex. Va. Apply in person or
writing between 10 am. and 4 nm.
M. J.. WAPLE, 1924 l4th st. NV,
AID. 4-2005. -21
YOUNG MAN. tr. Craftsman, to be-
come technician in automatic temp.
control field (allied to heating and
a.c.): work with engineers: perm.
position: 6-day wk.: group hos
pitalization. advancement. etc.
Phone Ma. s-0104. Miss Horgan or
Miss Smith. -23
YOUNG MAN-Salary, plus comm.
for collection and sales. Apply
Mr. Henry, GENL. H. Z. CO.. 63h
r ef n M r1anrninOe nnlv
Evening star., 1955-06-20
HELP MEN
INSURANCE

Experienced wanted. An exceptional
opportunity awaits the man who
has supervisory background with
debit company. Straight salary with
excellent incentive program. II in
terested In sales management, write
giving full details. Box 494-L, Star.
THIS is NOT A DEBIT COMPANY
INSURANCE SALESMEN-Openin
for 2 debit builders in growing COM
pany: excellent salary plus times
on weekly and monthly increase.
Call Ma. S-1907 between 3 and
1880 a m. 20
JANITOR. colored: steady employ
ment. apt. project. Apply MR.
KELLER, 6716 Glen Carlyn dr..
Apt. A JE. 2-2499. 20
married. 40-unit apt.
stoker, Salary S100 and apt. LA.
6-95SS. -22
who is otherwise
employed for part time in new
small 3S-unit elevator bldg. mr..
Wisconsin and Mass. aves. Hours
am. to l pm. Salary 500 mo.
JU. 9-43s7. ri
Evening star., 1955-06-20
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR

Dependable no experience necessary
Apply 1907 Ga. ave. NV:
MEN I2), full time. and % part
time Full-time men with no prevl-
GUS exper. average Sl00 ana up
per wk. Repeat business plus reg
illar customers assure you Of steady.
regular income. Start on. q. or 2
day trial basis If you wish to prove
to yourself what an excel. oppor
this is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age SiO0 and up per wk. calling
on regular customers by appt
Fuller Brush customers are pleas
ant, courteous and buy these IA
NOUS everyday necessities resu-
larry. An exper. man Will make
calls with you and train you. Sales
eXper. unnecessary. but men. Sc
iected must furn. refs. as to hon;
esty and character; inquire at slA
sts NV, or phone DI. 7-447d Or
DI T-349S -Zl
Evening star., 1955-06-20
HElP-MEN

SALESMEN-Experi with in
surance, etc.. preferred to call on
selected prospects by appt. only !,
for national corporation. Position
pays MINIMUM Of sS12n Sl20 weekly,
and promotion to men who qualify
Call RE. 7-2731. between 10 and
3 to make appt. -21
Evening star., 1955-06-20
HEIp-MEN

DIRECT MAIL FIRM wants layout
man with mechanical letterShup
experience. IA. 1924. -a2
OPPORTUNITY, FULL OR PART
TIME-Opening In sales depart
ment. part time. sos per wk. avg: /:
full time. $125 per wk. avg. No ex-
perience required. Service men well
come For appt., call OF. 4-7741.
10 to ] or to pm. II
TWO YOUNG MEN. % to 80, eager
to learn finance business, good sal
ary start, good future. paid vaca-
tions. all hospital benefits. Must
have auto. Prefer someone living
near Arlington area. Prefer an
Arlington resident. Contact Mr..
D. r. GONZALES in person, 704 N.
Glebe rd., Arlington, Va. -21
WE HAVE AN OPENING for Q recent
high school graduate who is me-
chanically inclined. This is worl-
derful opportunity 70 learn the auto
parts business. We pay vacation.
sick leave and give our employees
many otner benefits. See Mr.. VOL
verton, STEUART MOTOR CO., 6th
and New York ave NV go
Evening star., 1955-06-20
SALESMAN

Man. for position as Junior sales
man in Northern Virginia; guar
anteed salary plus commission. For
appt.. call XII. 9-1T62 before noon
daily.
Evening star., 1955-06-20
CAN YOU STAND PRosPERTTYP9

We would have no opening in our
organization were it not that
number Of cur representatives who
came to Us from other fields are
not used to cash earnings of $500
$1,000 monthly; they have to take
would like to interview q few sober.
industrious statesmen with family
responsibilities which require an
annually large income. To those
selected. we can offer unlimited,
immediate earnings and an oppor-
tunity for executive responsibility.
For appt. fol interview, phone RE.
7.60l3. 20
Evening star., 1955-06-20
SALESMAN

Growing concern has / opening for
sonality who can SELL. Prefer a
married man with children: for
wholesale foods: exper. not neces-
Sary, but desirable: all expenses
paid: minimum guarantee, $50 wk.
Vacation. sick leave. bonus. Apply
own writing, give education, exper :,
etc. Box 33-L, Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-20
SALESM AN

One of Washington's oldest and most
successful automobile dealers has
opening for one additional sales
man. Must be man of proven
ability; not necessarily automotive
experience: liberal compensation
combining security and opportunity
small force of men who make big
incomes. II you are interested and
have the necessary qualifications,
call MR.. FREW, between $40 am,
at DI. 7-0111. pa
Evening star., 1955-06-20
ROUTE SALESMAN

For retail coffee and grocery route
in Washington area. Route Is well
established with regular buying
customers. Car and expenses fur
ntshed. Sal. comm. and bonus.
Excel. earnings and security. Man
must be married, bet. 20 and 40
yrs. Of age and have GOOD past em-
TIN. Ma. S-1672, bet. S am. and
10 am, 30
Evening star., 1955-06-20

Must be prepared to begin immedi-
ately and work full time. Car nee
For interview and appointment
phone L. H. DAY, district manager.
III 7-hS61 -2O
Evening star., 1955-06-20
REAL ESTATE statesmen

To fill complement Of active Virginia
organization Two men with abil-
ity to sell. will find this q remu-
nerative connection. Call
MR. REYNOLDS
JE. 4-4660
Evening star., 1955-06-20
Sales Manager
FUTURE

National sales organization has
opening for sales trainee: $3.50
yrs. of age; to train IN Wash.
D. c.. area. Eventual relocation
to your own territory. Mechanical
and sales exper. helpful. Salary
commissions-travel expenses while
training. Must have car. Call our
District office for appt.. Mon. and
Tues. TU. 2-S663-4. 30
SALESMAN-Car necessary: direct
sales to home owners. Complete line
Of highest quality custom awnings.
fences and storm windows. and
prices. Extra liberal commissions
3 to 5. GENERAL INDUSTRIES
CORP, 1109 Jefferson Davis hwv.,
Arlington. Va. 80
experienced, for furni-
ture and appliance store. Very good
opportunity for hustler. S75 SAL
ary plus commission. No phone
Calls. Apply in person. SAM
BROWN APPLIANCE CENTER,
1909 Good Hope rd. Sc. -21
Observation-Disclosures opportunity
for high-caliber. experienced man
to represent manufacturer in
Washington area. CO. 6-4505.
Evening star., 1955-06-20

SUPERINTENDENT
White, young man. tipping !expe-
rience, familiar with warehouse
duties. Good opportunity and COM
pany benefits. See Mr.. Dent:
SMITHS TRANSFER & STORAGE
~ XnI, rA M -OR
Evening star., 1955-06-20
SALESMAN

WANTED, a man who can
sell. Is 500 per wk. of in
terest to you? Our men
average in excess Of Slb0 per
wk. Adequate drawing ac-
count. salary while in train
ing. Interviews will be con-
Quoted RIM. sos, 416 9th st.
NV. on Tuesday, 8 to 3.
Evening star., 1955-06-20
ROUTEMAN

REFRIGERATION, afr-conditionine
mechanic. Experienced. household
and commercial. Call OIL. 4-3224
after 9 pm. -22
Evening star., 1955-06-20

The ice cream season has started
This year Jack and jill drivers are
earning more than ever before. due
to our tremendous advertising cam
Jack and Jill man. Get in on the
big earnings. Apply any day. incl.
Sat. and Sun. 8 am. to 5 pm.
JACK g. JILL ICE CREAM CO..
Evening star., 1955-06-20
ROUTEMAN

We have a well-established route,
open for an ambitious man with
some experience. Wonderful oppor-
tunities for sober and reliable
man. VINO VIII service present GUS
Guaranteed salary and commission.
Apply CENTRAL CLEANERS. 1923
Carroll ST. NV. 81
Evening star., 1955-06-20
statesmen

Over 100000 families use our serv-
ice. Need 8 people to expand in this
area. 80 hours work makes you
from 500 to $3.50 per week.
STRICTLY LEADS
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Try BOASTS TOP PERI NANCE

|petitiye skin: 3-whether the
great power associated with its
size fnd scope. however achieved,
carries with It the opportunity
for abuse; and 3-whether with
|out abuse the very magnitude Of
the corporation makes ccmpeti-
ltion almost impossible. !.
Evening star., 1955-11-01


agreements that employers viii
compensation payments.
Such labor contracts have
spread from the aus0 industry
TO scattered plants ID the elec-
trical, glass. can manufacturing
and rubber industries. Most pro-
vide that the employer viii aug
ment the States payment to
give 8 jobless worker so 10 6E
per cent of his takes home pay
his net wages after Federal tax
reductions. s's'
A condition on putting tho
major plans ia effect Is sched.
uled next June /. however, i,
thar rulings permitting the dual
payments must be obtained from
States Ia which two thirds 81 I
compatsy's employees work. Meny
States have banned uncnpIov.
ment compensation payment.
while 4 worker etill draws funds
from his employer.
That's where Ohio comes IL
Enough States already have ap,
proved simultaneous private ans
compensation payments, 50 tia
a Ohio voters approve the idei
iil NoVe,nher 5 referendum
the condition Will favN herft mat
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Senator's Turn
Study 10 GN

The Senate Anti-trust and
Monopoly subcommittee viii turn
iits spotlight on the General
Motors Corp. next week as part
|of its inquiry into the significance
|of corporate size In the Nations
present industrial setup.
Senator O'Mahoney, Democrat
Iof wyoming, who viii preside,
Isaid the hearings. starting No
|yernber 3. may last several weeks
because General Motors IS the
Largest corporate unit IN Tho
|automotive industry ns wen al
lthe largest manufacturing corn-
lpany III the world.
The Senator emphasized that
Evening star., 1955-11-01

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Evening star., 1955-11-01

Pennsy Reorganization
Going Into Effect Todoy
By WILLIAM A. MILLEN

The Pennsylvania Railroads reVamped nine-regIon
organization became effective today with Washington
for the first time having resident vice president He
is Frank J. Mccarthy who stepped up from assistant
vice president and wiz deal with policy, relations with
Evening star., 1955-11-01

1885. washington area depart
lment stores sales advanced II
Iper cent both In August and
ISeptember over 1854. For the
mine months Of this year they
were up 9 per cent.
Evening star., 1955-11-01
.METAL QUOTATIoNs

ferrous metal prices today: coppef z5sss
lcents . pound, connecticuk Vaiiny Lead
1871 cents . pound. New. York. Zinc la
cents q pound East St. Louis Tin o6sk
lcents pound. New York Fore1gn sii-
yer Q1 1s cents per troy ounce. New York,
slsssegrsh ssasaT g serap a ssssI Z sa No heay vas
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Ohio Will Vote Nov. 8
Oh LoyoH Poy Plan

The voters Of Ohio chance triRa
into effect the supplemental nyoh pay negotiated earlier
this year In the auto industry.
n the nye months the union plan was neRo
taed nearly million similarly been covered unde
agreements that employers viii supplement- State unemployment
Evening star., 1955-11-01

sion. goes to Pittsburgh as as
|sistant regional manager.
Here. District Sales Manager
Howard win have as his top as
sistants John +. Mann, who win
deal with Government activities
and r. A. Mickey. who win han-
|dle commercial freight trafiic
accounts.
Mr.. Sewers, top assistant will
be E. F. padbere. district pas
singer agent. here.