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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-10


IFS annual 81. Patrick Day dinner
and short business mcctiu@ Thurs
day cycnine, March H. at 630 i'm
the social room of the Methodist
church Miss Ethel Grove. Oakland,
Will Give the demonstration.
Monthly Auxiliary
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Ladies Auxiliary viii be held
IN the FIRE Han on Monday eve
ming. March IA,
Birthday Dinner
Mrs Charles Rush entertained at
a dinner or SUNDAY honorlng her
husband. S 38th birthday annll'r-
sary Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Watson, Terra Alta, w va"
Mr.. and MIS-. Claude BuSh. OF near
MarkleNsbm2' "a: MI and MIS-.
George iiileman. Mr. ana Mrs. Or
val Rush. Raymond Garner. VIZ.
ana Mrs raymond Splhef ana BOD
by RuSh.
birtn
q son was porn 20 VII. ana MIS-.
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March : al AlliqulpPa' ia. ne IS a
son Oh MIS-. Oaii Ns'll9!chIe' I i.
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Mr. and NJ. I,.ar fin,,barson
NJ. and M Amos F,.ionJ M. and
NJ ''' Niorin E,. .''t, ,nd gon I,cl
NJ. ma M nm,no 1r'n,,orsrn
MIR. and Mrs. Dick Seiby and son
we're Saturday evening guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Schrover. cclc-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-10

Constant demand for new homes,
new automobiles, new products,
new services, is keeping business
moving at a brisk tempo through
milton
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-10

the diagnosis Of heart and othc
disease
Evening star., 1955-06-26
For Appointment Only
PHONE Ia. e-5609

SALESMAN for laundry supplies and
equipment. Full time or part time.
Good proposition. BALTIMORE
SALESMAN, part time, from pm.
70 . pm. Mon. Wed. Thurs, Fri.
and l pm. to 9 pm. Sat. State
present employment and past exper 81.
include phone number In reply so
that personal interview may be
arranged. State salary expected.
BOX 207-L. Star. 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., upholstery,
slip covers. draperies. refinishlngi
permanent position: HOFFMANN
wv uTholsthHEHs' @4H Aotae7 tae7.'''
sAiEssaAN, experienced, sellinS BIZ
cycles or spoTting. goods, Fuii.tim
position for inside selling. Apply
"a 9th q. NV. -2S
SALESMAN. 70 geii vfsminm mef-
shsndi,s;i !drsw s5sinsti S sennrFl:sioRe. F1s q !. |
NV, EG 3-4ssz.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
EStimator-SaleSnan
EXECUTIVES


FORTY PLUS Of Washington offers
(co-operative) effort for EMPLOY
MENT to experienced mature EX-
ECUTIVES and PROFESSIONAL
MEN. $40 18th st. NV. ME.
8-176S. Personal interviews after
moons Monday through Friday.
FIELD SERVICEMAN for national
manufacturer of laboratory instru-
ments. Considerable travel involved.
Send resume Of experience. salary
desired, age. etc. Replies kept con-
fldentiaL. Box 131-M, Star.
FOREMAN. construction. thoroughly
familiar with grading. concrete.
common labor, etc: housing Job.
LARCHMONT CONSTRUCTION CO.,
1913 w. Broad st., Falls Church.
30
FRY COOK. colored, for relief split
shift; must have experience and be
able to furnish local references: I:
good pay, paid vacations and other
henet1ts. Apply in person only,
FLAG SHIP RESTAURANT. 1Ith
d uT
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Offset Press MachiniSt


Offset Press Machinist
Must know large Harris multicolored
presses and related onset equip
ment. Excellent opportunity for q
press erector or Q press machinist.
Best Of conditions and salary. Per:
manent and stesSy East Coast Coast
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, expert
enced. for Arlington and Fairisx
County GoSa salary and sn,Uynsns w0TEins
Write or phone VIENNA FUEL CO.,
p. o. Box 472. Dunkirk 6-9100.
experienced :. dispenser
GROUP HEALTH ASSOCIATION,
1928 Vermont ave. NV; 40-hour
week; 23 days vacation, u days days
S1sd msdicsi csi's ana Sei hospital eovsrsee, Tor
self and dependents. Salary com:
EX. 3-b93S for appointment. --27
experienced. SIS per
day. Work in Hyattsviiis sS sfea'
FAINTER, ATi TlGS4t; tc;olored. interior decoPa-
work; Pref. reas' non-drinksr' CO.
PAINTER - Experienced spray and
all-round brush man who can pre-
pare dfy-wall work. Salary open.
Permanent. OIL. 7-9S70. o am; to
PAINTER. one young painter. 20 to
80 yrs. with car, steady. white, for
all types OF commercial. work;
travel II you wish: can make SlOO
weekly on UP. OIL. 6-3753 after
PAINTERS, STERs expsr. men for yr.-
round old work. Call EN-. 3.77ll.
PAINTERS, union wages, $3.50.
Only top men willing to work ex-
, tension ladder need apply. Mon.
mornings, 900 Area, Boiling Air
Force Base, D. c.
PAINTER-Must be first class me
chanic. ia. 2-693S. -26
HANGER, 1st class
mechanic; steady employment; In
surance benefits after 8 months.
Apply manager, HOTEL LAFAY.
ETTE, 10th and Eye SITS. NV. -27
PAINT STR1PPERS-Strip Iaint
from windows: piece work, apt.
project. 1918 Wilson blvd. Arling-
ton. Va, or call MR.. Cliff, ia.
6-666b -Z7
Evening star., 1955-06-26

ESTIMATOR - Electric wiring and
construction; man thoroughly fa-
miliar with take-of and pricing.
Permanent position. Call Annap-
oils. Colonial $4,000. 20
ESTIMATOR Experienced in all
types Of building construction:
permanent position with quality
operation. Call Mr.. Stano between
9:30-10:30 Monday morning for
apt. W. c. & A. N. MILLER DE-
ELOPMENT CO. tRealtorsI. 4325
49th st NV. EN-. 2-4464. 81
ESTIMATOR AND SUPERVISOR, !,
general construction: willing to
work; sober. industrious and honest.
Good working conditions and pos
sibility Of advancement to the right
man. Reference Of previous work
and salary expected to start. Box
202-E, Star. -2S
ESTIMATOR for general contractor.
an old concern. State exper., refs
and salary. Box 35-L, Star. --26
FAX HOTEL. 2100 Massachusetts
ave. NV. on Monday between 10
and IL noon. -26
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Publications
PRODUCTION
SUPERVISOR

Unusual opportunity exists In q
growing organtgatton In the Elec.
tronics and Electro-mechanieal
fields In the Observation-Disclosures
area.
At least 8 years experience Is de-
sirable. Experience must have been
in reproduction, Illustrating and
photography as applied to. tech.
fical publications. knowledge Of
Government specifications. for pub
lications production Is essential.
knowledge Of typography, printing
process, and mechanical layout Is
desirable.
The person selected will be Tespon:
sible for the technical guidance and
supervision of all art work, photog-
raphy, composition end rcproduc.
tion Of technical publications and
for piacing necessary gnb-contract
for art work and printing.
All replies win hs held In strict con-
ndenee.
BOX 463-M, STAR
ST
Evening star., 1955-06-26
MANAGER
MECHANICS

MILLWORK mechanics CD: millwork
HayS foreman p.hSAE 4 Excsl A1I%RoRk GIRe5 stes5y co
TsIsEEaDhr rd.' 'HhN AlsS' 81; ss1RRSiSiSd SssS9
MAN "MwANSGER. G younE @ man. 1896.
Must be experienced in all phases
Of mortgage loan servicing, should
be familiar with ell aspects OF
mortgage banking including In
surance. collections. mortgage 40
counting and capable Of supervis-
Ing entire stan Of loan % service DE- de1
excellent future for right man in
very active mortgage banking frm
State experience, when available IN
reply. Replies will be held in strict;
est confidence and no INQUIRIES viii
be made until after interview. Boz
AOR.T, star
Evening star., 1955-06-26
FUND RAISER


REQUIRED by public relations frm.
travel. State background, last sal.
ary: Only experienced man need
apply. Box 36-K, Star.
FURNITURE SALESMAN, expert
enced. Must have area reference.
High earnings, many company ben
eflits. See Mr.. Igoe, BARNES &
kIMEL EIls co" 1915 Wilson blyd.,
FURNITURE PACKERS, experienced,
ssoRR soRaFs: FPs'' nc. Gan aIssYl. EEY SMITH, as 10
GARDENER-Handy man and wife
n and sarde1ef: D e, Woman t to 'e'asht do iisSt
housework: 9 rooms: bath. use your
Alex. Va. Duke st. extended. ov.
GAS ISLAND ATrENDANT--pranch
OF leading automotive concern has
tsndantt for Sf night Sit'nid shift: midnisht
to 8 am. daily: automotive experi-
ence necessary: courteous. Rmbi-
tious man only: must have Md.
drivers permit: excellent starting
salary plus commission and com
CALL CARL, iNc.. sSs1 Wisconsin;
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. Apply
In person, 4401 Conn. ave; NV.
GROCER. experienced with Conn
ave. trade; must have references;
k1pGERS ASplS ssls GH1n eys as Ks
perienced,. in self-service supermar-
ket. Apply rnanaser SUfTLAND
I'd. Sc. 10. s-s0S0. rs
GROCERY CLERK
Colored. thoroughly exper., with
knowledge Of meats. TO work in Q
store. Good pay to start, Chance
Of Advancement. Apply In person.
EVERyBoDY's MARKET. 1859 p
st. NV. 20
Grocery Dept. Mgr.
Excellent opportunity for agrees
sive young man with chain super
sEeeen ske and Mus: eaye
Liberal compensation combining
security and opportunity for rapid
eanigation State past expert
ence, age. family status, educa-
ttIsn;.,s ti9,; etc. ,R Repl,es ea strictly Sen-
GUARD, 40-60 yrs, for guard -jani-
tor: turn; former employers rec
starting salary, 500 per wk. Box
HAIR sTYiIsT-Excellent oppor-
tunity for right man for JULES,
18th and II SITS. or Langley shop
ctr. Call Mr.. Jules. ST. 3-1037.
HANDYMAN. capable rough carpen-
owner for general repairs, remod-
cling. etc. State abilities, refer
ences. wages expected. Box AK,
HOTEL FRONT DESK CLERK, need
not be fully exper.; good hours and
ager EBBITT HOTEL, 10th and H
stS. NV. -2R
Evening star., 1955-06-26
SEARS, RoEBUCK AND co.

Have openings for 9 experienced,
experience In intangibles. Imme-
diate earnings well above average
with unusually rapid promotion for
capable men. Car necessary. Draw
Mr.. Mather, all week. at Wiscon-
sin ave. store 10 am. to 12 noon.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Sales Representative

One Of the worlds largest manu-
facturers Of precision equipment,
with ofiiceS throughout the world
needs (2l salesmen to represent
them In the washington area for
their new direct sales division.
Must be aggressive, personable and
able to meet people; not Just willing
but able TO earn and able to live up
ing required in our Washington
ONCE. Late model car necessary.
Liberal commission and bonus.
Evening star., 1955-06-26

ELEc. ENGRs., overseas -. $1,000
Publ. rel. publicity, to 35 yrs, assoc,
ALLEN-o'BRIEN Personnel Service
1404 N. Y. Ave. RE, 1880
Evening star., 1955-06-26
JEWELRY
SALESMAN

I want q young, good sales
man. experienced, who Is
looking for q permanent posi-
tion with wonderful opportu-
mites for advancement and
o secure future. Top salary
for honest man. Must have
references.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
JANITOR
JANITOR
JEWELERY SALES CLERK

JEWELLERY SALES CLERK
AND WATCH
REPAIR ESTIMATOR
Young man, with retail experience
in watch and jewelry repair !esti-
mating: good appearance. hard
worker: permanent position for the
right party Apply Mr.. Mann, THE
JEWELRY SHOP, concourse, Penta-
gon Bldg. Call IA. 2-7107 for
an appointment.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
INSURANCE.

4AN0 ~ 4b&1&NSo
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 managemeut, write
giving full details. Box 494-L, Star.
THIS is NOT A DEBIT COMPANY
BROKERAGE - We
will train mature person seeking
respected position, responsibility
and financial success. Offers inn
med. management oppor.: good refs.
ST. 3-0737. wkdays., Mr.. REINIG.
colored: full time; live
out. Call Ho. 2-6416 for appoint
ment -27
coiored. experienced; NV.
apartment building; must have 9Th
class engr. license: Salary and apt.
provided, No children. Also eleva-
tor-switchboard operator with ex-
perience. win consider elderly
man. Apply 1915 Conn. ave. NV,
or call EN-. 10000, 8 til s. go
JANlTOR. middle aged. married, 40
unit apt; stoker. Salary S10O and
ant, LA. 6-95SS. II
Evening star., 1955-06-26
MAINTENANCE
SUPERVISOR

To take complete charge. Of main
tenance and repair dept. Of large
real estate CO.: must be thoroughly
experienced all phases q main
tenance repairs and small altera-
tion Jobs; ability to plan work,
direct and supervise large crew Of
diversified mechanics: car nee
essary; good starting salary. many
other employe benefits. Write, Civ
ing complete resume. including age
and experience, etc. Box 43S-L,
star --26
Evening star., 1955-06-26
ROUTEMAN
SALES MANAGER

corporation will interview
applicants who can show success
full record of experience In personal
sales and developing sales organ
ization or In equivalent supervisory
capacity. Earnings In excess Of $10,-
900 for capable and aggressive
leader. Field position. local ter
ritory, no travel involved. Submit
outline Of business experience to
Roy Qk.K Ctar
Evening star., 1955-06-26
ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS

IMMEDIATE o P E NJ
INGS FOR STAFF LEVEL
ENGINEERS WITH 3 TO
s YEARS EXPERIENCE
AND PROJECT LEVEL
ENGINEERS WITH MIN
IMUM OF Z YEARS EX-
PERIENCE. BACK
GROUND IN ELEC-
TRONIC CONTROLS,
PULSE CIRCUITS OR
MAGN ETIC AMPLI-
FIERS. MUST BE ELI
dIBLE FOR GOVERN
MENT CLEA r AN C e.
SALARY COMMENSU-
RATE WITH EXPERT
ENCE. DIVER s IFTED
PROJECTS. LIB RAJ
COMPANY BENEFITS.
Evening star., 1955-06-26

MAGAZINE MEN, all-time high
comm; spot verification. Commut-
ing nearby prod, terr. this k wk'
Opening nsE Hado r9ad ssrr; ,nssy nest VIZ VI
MAINTENANCE MEN. colored. for
new NV. office bldg; must have
local references. sober and reliable:
permanent Job. Apply In person
only at LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
00O0 st NV 1T
Evening star., 1955-06-26

SAI.ESNAN-A career op-
portunity for an aggressive,
imaginative. alert man with
leading dairy products manu-
facturer. Not route sales. but
sales and merchandising in
metropolitan territory. Of
100 to $50 established re-
tail customers. We are offer
ing o good starting salary,
q bonus plan, automobile ale
lowance. thorough training
and opportunity for sdvance-
nnent. II you have sales apti-
>tude and experience calling
confidence, giving complete
BACKGROUND, salary required
and telephone number. A per-
sonal interview will be ar
ranged at your couvenienee.
Box Book, Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
SALES PROMOTION

Young man. college graduate in
marketing or equivalent experience
Must be able to work on his own
as assistant to district representa-
tive; $4,000 per year. Write one
page or less to Box 249-L, Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
GROCERY CIERK

Colored, thoroughly exper., with
knowledge Of meats. To work in q
pleasant newly remodeled air -cond.
store. Good pay to start, Chance
Of advancement. Apply In person.
EVERYBODY'S MARKET. 1859 p
st. NV. 80
Evening star., 1955-06-26
hELR-MkN

SALESMAN. by institutional whole.
sale food distributor. Experienced.
must have car. Expansicn program
REQUIRES additional, quAltned man.
sse Hr; Z FIX Dger. ). Z DYER 4 GO.
SALESMAN. white, liquor store: part
time. some expefieneei Wiling %
work. Refersnces. Box lte-M Gar.
SALESMAN. o sxper. home Improve
MANvIIIE DEALER. il. $3.50.
LO. 6-1600 evenings. --2
sALEsAGAN-Opening for saleSman
on established territory. must have
car: car allowance and $50 weekly
guaranteed salary. with commissions
S-os7e. Z to D pm. Mon.
young man to work In
shoe store: permanent position. Ex-
ment. Apply WHTTMANs SHOES,
NC. sS5s Fsnten st.. Silver sD5ssns.
SALESMAN to sell florist supplies
and display materials: Some trsy.
cling occd opgg00ESt6Ynity. pgg0S6 eau DE-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLERK -
sS Prefssa6ly ar 2 man nv. With N sxpeT. osio Ei,tn
Il
SALESMAN, PART TINE.
SIS per wk. during spare eve. hrs.
is easy; 81 to IS. with car, White
only. Call any day this wk.. 1880
70 3 pm. IA. z-0702, for an appt.
-26
SALESMAN
NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE bust-
ness needs 9 competent men who
are interested In permanent career,
year-round work, opportunity. and
and energy; earnings should exceed
$4,000; experience preferred bus
not essential; local organizatiop.
For apDointment phone ,JE 2-ll32.
Evening star., 1955-06-26

We have. 2 openings IN our used-car
opportunity to make good money.
II you are neat, aggressive, sober
and viii follow instructions. We
will train YOU. Apply Mr.. Posner,
FRANK SMALL, JR,, INC, 1895
Good HOPE I'd. Sc. --29
Evening star., 1955-06-26
THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, JUNE as. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Teen Etiquette
Is College for You?

necessary. worth the four
years and $1,000 or more
needed to graduate? The an
swer, sometimes. is no. For
some it's a waste Of time and
money. But it can be a boon
and bolster. to ease your, way
to better things. Here's some
"hindsight" that might give
you foresight. from r. H.. a
Junior executive. r. H. says:
II could hardly wait to fin
isf high school before I got
a full-time job. From assembly
line. I worked up to produc-
ton manager. Now I'm pur-
chasing agent. with my name
on the door, a big desk, an
easy chair But where do I
go from here? Well, this I'm
sure. II I had an egineering
degree, I'd go up farther and
raster!
For more pros and cons on
college. and practical tips on
how to get there, helpful
guides include 1.-THE College
Handbook" issued by College
Entrance Examination Board.
Princeton. N. j. Catalogs list
ing specific requirements are
published by most colleges.
1.-THE Cost of -Four Years At
College," summing up basic
expenses for many schools, is
title of a pamphlet complied
by the New York Life Insur-
ance Co. Also, check with the
United States Office of Educa-
ton, Washington, D. c.. and
your library. for guidebooks
to help you decide: Is college
for you?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Wh0&&8e;

Lengths: Is and 'ls inches
Sizes: rs to 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Viii Discuss PopoI Message

Bridge Of Peace-Coexist-
ence in Truth" a consideration
of the recent "coexistence"
message of Pope Plus XIII. viii
be the panel topic March %
at the'forum sponsored by the
Education Committee of the
Washington Circle, Interna-
tional Federation of Catholic
Alumna.
Panel members at the 8:l5
pm. event will be DR.. Helm
rich A. Rommen. professor of
government, Georgetown Uni
versity: Rep. Hale Boggs OF
Louisiana. Rev. Patrick A.
Gearty. professor of economics,
Catholic University, and Rep.
Eugene Mccarthy of Mime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20

sofa. former professor Of
sociology at st. Thomas Col
lege.
Mrs. Hale Boggs, wife Of the
Representative, win act as CO.
ordinator of the program to be
held at the American News
paper Women's Club.
The speakers win discuss the
philosophy of the papal mes
sage from such angles as liber-
ty and natural law. economic
aspects. problems of social JUS
tice within nations, and prob
lens of justice and charity
among the peoples of the
world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Fashion Definition

Bateau: Bateau in French
means boat: in fashion. it
names the neckline that takes
its shape from the curve of
a small boats hull. This shall
low cut is this years most
important look, newer than
the deeper scoops, squares and
VS. of previous seasons.
It's part and parcel, of
course, Of the currently i'm
portant long, lean look. Your
summer sheaths, and the late
day dresses with their own
jackets that you'll be wearing
during spring will like as not
feature this f1attering cut
which just bares the collar
bone in a graceful curve and
repeats the line at back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
By Kite Turmoil

bilC HlBu SCIlUOl COTEluOT, 70
prod you into going to college
today! Most colleges are too
crowded! The mot Wanted"
signs are out for loafers, social
climbers to make way for those
eager for real education.
Some schools have between
three and 10 applicants for
every opening. Numerous State
colleges report that many
qualified high school gradu-
ates are being turned away,
because Of a big enrolment
increase. which was up as
much as 40 per cent this year.
The college population at
American schools. now "a
million, is expected to double
by 1910. As more students
from crowded high schools
head for college, competition
for admission will be keener.
But don't let this brighten
you If you want to go to coll
lege and can qualify for being
accepted. Just remember, the
best way to earn your admis-
sion to college is to try for
good grades, which will put
you on the honor rolls or at
least in the upper range in
your class in high school every
semester from now on.
If money is a problem, ex-
plore the numerous scholar
ships available for earnest stu
dents. You can't miss if you
are the type that colleges feel
will benefit. enjoy, make the
most OF college opportunities.
College on Asset
The world needs gifted, we'll
trained young people. and
many aids are yours for the
seeking If you need help to go
through college. A college
education is an asset, every
one agrees. for personal salts
faction and for career-progress.
AS pointed up by University
of Chicago professors in
Should You Go to College?" a
guidebook issued by Science
Research Associates, Inc. Chi
cago:
A college degree is as impor-
tant today as a high school
diploma was SO years ago.
Seventy-f1ve per cent of all
college graduates go on to pro-
fessional work or executive po-
tons or better-paying jobs.
OF the 10000 outstanding
men and women listed in
who's Who in America" So
per cent finished college; an
other 10 per cent attended coll
lege for awhile.
Questions most often pom
dered by young people, when
thinking of college, are an
swered by experts as follows:
Boys wonder: When to do
military service, before or
after college?
Advisors for the Armed
Forces say: Go to school first!
Sound schooling, advanced
education can help you to pre-
pare for future challenges.
Pros and Cons
Girls wonder if they should
go to college. even though
they plan to marry soon.
Eyes" says Helen kirkpatrick
Milbank of Smith College.
Your college education can
help you to make good, prac-
teal use Of your intelligence
in what ever you do later. It
can teach you to use a cook
book well. 1t can give you
much to think about, while
your hands are busy washing
dishes. diapers. It rounds out
the background, training that
enables you to go ahead in any
career-including home-mak-
ing, as a capable wife and
mother"
Many wonder: Is college
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
Club Program
To Aid SYMPHONY

A program on Saturday by
the Justin Lawrie Singers
sponsored by the Woman's
Club Of Chevy Chase will
benefit the National SYM
phony Orchestra fund drive.
Mrs. Robert j. Mcbride is
general chairman of the $3.50
event. which will be held at
the clubhouse on Conn 1c.icut
avenue. Mrs. James steele
Williams is ticket chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20

1. 90 the face Of q child lies the secret Of
young looking skin: natural oils -
rich, plentiful = keeping the skin soft,
and fresh. But as you grow older,
your skin loses these precious oils =
making your complexion faded, dry.
subject to lines and wrinkles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25

ever. he went on duty. Some
how the cable got lost in the
shuttle.
When the Adamses and the
Goodpasters departed Sunday
morning, no one gave them the
message. Oddly. no one mem
toned Ike'S heart attack to the
visiting Americans. They bought
no newspaper and their car had
no radio.
They drove most Of the day to
the airfield at Prestwick. where
they were scheduled to meet
Gen. Alfred Gruenther. supreme
commander of NATO forces. and
fly home in his plane. They
arrived about 4 pm. Scotland
time. Since their opening con-
versation indicated their lack
Of knowledge. an Army officer
took Col. Goodpaster aside and
told him.
III all, Tic Wine 13OuSo
handled 3.053 telephone calls
that frenzied Saturday.
Almost a score of persons that
afternoon and evening sug-
gested that DR.. Paul Dudley
White of Boston. recognized as
the Nations leading authority
on the human heart, be called in.
Top Republican officials in
Washington advanced Whites
name. They reasoned that while
the military physicians were
tops, the Nation would prefer
to deposit its ultimate trust in
IA civilian medical man. With
an eminent outside consultant
free to speak his mind. there
would be ne fear that facts were
being hidden from public view.
BY 9 am. Denver time. DR..
Snyder had made the decision
to invite DR.. White to join the
staff of heart experts.