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Evening star., 1955-05-29

Royal Liyyerpool Insurance Group
Sears Roenuck & Co.-Philadelphia
Socony Vacuum on Co.-.New York
sperry Gyroscope Co.-Gfeat Neck.
STANDARD Brands-New York
s,sndsra o1i .s;,,;n, So;~cieyelana n.w
Sterling Products co.-Nkw York
Swift q COD. C.
yies y,s Ts,T cnemics1 co.-New York
Vitro Corp.-Silver Spring. Md.
W. r. Grace-New York
western Electric Co.--Hew York
western Union Telegraph co.-New
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. -
westlnehouse Electric corp.-Bal-
westinshouse Electric corp.-Pitts-
woodward g. Lothrop-D. c.
Worthington Corp.--HarFison. N. J.
York Corp. tair conditioningJ-
YORK. AREA u-Nor,hdAs.
Connecticut General Life Insurance
Co.--Harttord. Conn.
connecticus , Mutual Llts Insurance
Factory .,sn mutual Insurance CO.
Pratt 3 Whitney Aircfatt - East
Hartford
Sikorsky Aircraft Bridgeport,
conn.
Raytneon Manufacturing Co. -
Waltham. Mass.
Travellers insurance Co.-Hartford
AREA IlI-Great Lakes Region
Address9sraph Multigrapn Corp
AllIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wis.
Armco steel Co.--Middietown. OHIO
Associates; Investment Co.-south
At0m,s Oao,,,, o9Sdyear Ss,y Corp. - Ports
Bailey Meter Co.-Cleveland
ChrySler InStitute-Detroit
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. -
Ford Motor co.-Dearborn. Mich.
Goodrich Co.-Akron
GOODYEAR Aircraft Co.--Akron
aormei. Inc.---hustin. MINI.
North btis American ab,a Aviation--coium-
Reminston Rand Inc.-st. Paul
STANDARD Oil co.-cleyeland
rrane Co.--LaCrosse. Wis.
Tremco Manufacturing Co.-cleve-
Upjohn Pharmaceuticai co.-Kala-
United Airlines-Chicago
"ashEsHstSn ME1sns,onI National III Insurance Co.
Wright Air Development Center
AREA Iv-Midwest
Mon:anto chemical-St. Louis
Ralst0n PSTIRsIst: SRRs yMsaSss aSSss
Carbide & Carbon Chemicals -
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.
Huntington, W. Va.
Columbia Southern Chemical Co.
New Martinsyille, W. Va.
ESQ Souss Standard ID Oil Co. - Baton
Melpar, Inc.-Alexandria. Va.
Nitrogen Division Allied Chemicals
-Hopewell, Va.
Shenandoah Life Insurance Co.
Union Bag & Paper co.-savannah.
United Fuel Gas co.-charieston.
AREA .vI-southwest
Chance Vought Aircraft - Dallas.
conyair Aircraft Corp.-Fort Worth.
Los Alamos Atomic Laboratory
AREA vII-Paciae Coast
Douglas ies. caiif' AlTeraf' co'-san'a Mon
North American Aviatioa--Los An
geles. Calf.
North American Aviation Aero
physics Laboratory - Downey,
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Jet Propulsion Laboratory - Pasa-
dena. Calf
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Most of the companies are
towns given represent the
recruiters were sent. There
a home. regional or local OF
Acacia Mutual Life insurance Co.
ID.
Aetna Life Insurance Co.-Balti-
Air Reduction Co.-New York
Aircraft Armaments-Baltlm
American blower Corp.-D. c.
American Bridge Division, United
states SIeei--I'renton. N. J.
American Can Co.-New York
AMERICA Fore Insurance Group
New York
American Insurance co.-Newark.
American Sugar Refining co.-New
Arthur Young & co,-New York
Atlantic Refining Co.-Philadelphia
Babcock & Wilcox Co.--New York
Bancroft tJoseph & Sonsi-EWil-
Bell Telephone Laboratories-New
York
Bendix Radio-Towson, Md.
Bethlehem Steel Co.-Bethlehem.
Black and Decker instrument Man
ufacturers-TowSon
BuIrouehs Adding Machine Corp
Philadelphia
Celanese Corp.--Cumberland Md.
Chesapeake g. Potomac Telephone
Colgate Palmolive Co.--Jersey City
Consolidated Gas Il Electric Co.
Baltimore
continsntal Baking CD. G;
Continental Can Co.-New York
Courtesy Associates-D. c.
Crown Central Petroleum-Balti-
curtiss Wright Corp. - Woodbridge,
Darling Department Stores - New
DuPont-wilmington
Eastern Airlines-D. c.
Emerson Research Laboratory -
Equitable Life Insurance co-D. C.
Engineering Research Corp.-River-
ESQ standard OIL co.-Lnden.
Factory Mutual Insurance Co. -
Philadelphia
Federal REORGANIZATION La
boratory-Nutley, N. J.
Flight Refueling Co. - Friendship
Airport. Md.
Friden Calculating co.-Baltimore
General Foods-Hoboken. N. J.
General Electric co.-Schenectady.
goodwill Industries-D. c..
Hochschild Kohn & Co,--Baltimore
International Business Machines
John !. Thompson & co.-D.
Kaiser Aluminium baltimore
Kelly Springfield Tires-cumber-
Koppers Metal Products Division
Baltimore
Leeds a, Northrun Jnstrunent Mar
Observation-Disclosures
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. -
Philadelphia
Maxson Corp.-New York
Mccormick & Co.-Baltimore
Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner &
Beane-New York
Montgomery Ward-Baltimore
National ~ Carbon Co. - Niagara
Nati0nsl idS dn|a Cash Register co.-Day-
National Department Stores - New
New York Life 1nsurance-D. c.
NoEden p1sn Ls6oratories corp,-White
Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co.-New York
Phebco. Inc. tElectronicsl-Balti-
Piaseckl Helicopter Co. - Morton,
Pa.
Potomac Electric Power co.-p C.
Baltimore
Proctor q Gamble Manufacturing
Co.-Baltimore
Quaker Oats International - New
York
r. c. A. Laboratories Princeton.
NJ
r. C. A. Victor Diytsion-Camden
N. J.
Republic Aviation Corp.-Farming-
dale. N. Y.
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Companies Represen ted

NEORE THAN $50 companies from across the Nation
v1 visited Washington college this spring
Most of the companies listed below The cities and
given represent the locations from which their
recruiters Therefore, location represent
home. regional or local Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15
By HERNEAN RAuM

my husband set up . clothes
drier IN the backyard. He just
dug 4 hole and buried the metal
socket In the ground with the
result that every time ! hang out
1.-THE wash. the drier leans toward
the heavy side. I know be did
1.-THE Job wrong but he won't listen
Ito me. WIN you please put him
straight. Mrs. w. M. asks.
Answer--And so Tam supposed
to hetray the males By telling
your husband that women are
smarter than men. Based on
general practice. your husband
lis absolutely correct. Statistics
prove that 997 out Of every thou
sand clothes drier sockets are
/ buried in q hole In the ground
land II the pole assumes Q per-
manent list to starboard you can
hang socks on the low side.
There is a theoretically correct
i way Of doing the Job. Your hus-
band win need an empty nail keg
Tor a box about the same length
as the drieE pole socket. This key
lor box Is buried In the earth so
that the top Is two or three
inches below the surface Of the
earth. The socket Is then blocked
| up In the center 80 that the top
is Just level with the earth. Check
this carefully because it won't be
50 good If it becomes embroiled
with the lawn mower.
He win now need some cement.
II he used the ready-mixed type.
be sure to empty out the entire
contents Of the bag and mix the
sand and cement thoroughly be-
fore adding water. He can pre-
pare his own product from three
parts Of clean sand and one part
Portland cement. The socket Is
held vertically and checked with
| q level. Broken brick or stone
are then placed around 1t TO
wedge II into place. making sure
that it retains It's verticle posi-
ton. A few scoops Of the cement
is dropped In around the brick
as they are placed In position TO
keep them from shifting. These
bricks should extend to within
two inches Of the top Of the key.
The rest Of the space Is then
filled with the cement.
The cement win require about
four hours to reach its initial set.
Damp earth should then be filled
into the hole level with the SUR
rounding surface and this earth
should be kept damp for several
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15

the use Of an electric fioor-sand-
ing machine. The use Of these
machines requires considerable
practice In order to get good
results and 30 ! advise readers
to have the work done profess
sionally. II you want to try It
yourself. a sanding machine can
be rented from most hardware
stores.
RELEASED by the REGISTER. and
Tribune SYNDICATE, 1881
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ef's best friends are people who
are careless with liquor. You are
probably on the way to becoming
8 customer. but before you do
this, try some Of these remedies,
preferably in the order named:
Rub the damaged area with:
Paste wax. paste-type silver poll
ish. 1inseed oil. moistened cigar
ash. II none Of these work, get
. little rottenstone from q paint
store Make o past of this and
any kind Of oil and rub the dam
aged area with q soft cloth and
the paste. As q last resort, use
FFF-grade pumice in the same
manner as the rottenstone, but
avoid excessive rubbing as 1t win
cut through to the wood. with
any OF the above materials. all
rubbing must be done In the
direction Of the grain.
10 Remove LinOleum Base
Eve are doing some remodel
ing and 30 removed linoleum that
had been cemented to the floor
for several years. Beneath the
hnoleum is q lot OF black paper
and tar. How can this be removed
50 we can have 4 nice wood
f0or?" j. r. c. asks.
Answer-The only way to re-
move this felt and mastic Is with
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Insulation Saves

Putting q house In better heat
ing condition. through proper
use Of insulation. win bring re.
turns In fuel saved, the Housing
and Home Finance Agency said
In the report on one Of Its re.
search projects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15
Alcohol gtaina

Would you please tell me how
TO remove alcohol stains from 4
mahogany tablet" MRS. T. b. s.
writes.
Answef-A furniture refinigh-
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days. Wait at least two days be-
fore placing the dryer pole into
| the socket.
Dents IN CARPET
II rearranged my living room
and nov ! have dents In the
carpets where the legs Of chairs
and other furniture were fore
merry located. After several weeks
they are stili there. How can !
remove them?' Mira. 8. A. 2.
wants to know.
AnswerTo remove these de-
lpressions IN the carpet, dampen
| . washcloth or the end Of q
Turkish towel and place over the
area. Then apply q hot iron
lightly to the cloth. The idea Is
Ito generate steam to moisten the
Ipiie. Remove the cloth and Inn
lmediately brush with . stid
brush 90 that the pile Is restored
to Q vertical position.
Odors From sink
please tell me what causes
|odors to come from the drain Of
IL kitchen sink, and how can i
stop this condition." Mrs. =. r.
asks.
3 . . z
AnsWer-The should be 81
"U"-shaped pipe connected to-
the drain beneath the kitchen
sink. This pipe remains filed
with water and this forms . seal
to keep the sewer gas from COM
ing up into the sink. The gas
then goes UP through the vent
pipe to the roof. Several things
could cause this odor.
The trap itself could be par
tally filled with decaying mat
ter. In this case, either remove
the trap and clean 1t or use one
|of the commercial drain cleaners
according to directions on the
label. The drain plug at the
bottom Of the trap may be leak
ing % that the trap does not re-.
main filled with water. Another
cause could be that the vent line
TO the roof has been clogged 50
that the gas Is bubhling up
through the water In the trap
instead Of going out at the roof.
Run o long wire down the vent
to make sure that It IS clear.
Alcohol Stains
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Clothes Dryer Nay Need
K Concrete T Foundation

days. Walt At least two days be-
fore placing the dryer pole into
the socket.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14

POUNDS keys on pin. Claim at
 Nugget, pay for ad.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14
MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET 2:30 FRIDAY AFTERNOON

The first Mothers Club meet ing of the season will be held on Friday afternoon at 2::3O. Ar engagements have been made for the children to be taken care of in the Kozga Building of the La vinia Wallace Young Community Center. The mothers will meet in the Old Covenant Church after leaving the children.
 This group is one which was formed last year with the pur- pose of helping housewives find more satisfactory ways to per- form their duties, resulting in healthier and happier families. Anyone in the community is wei come to attend. Light refresh ments will be served.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14
Saturday Tea for Women Interested in Girl Scout Activities and Registration

There will be a Girl Scout tea, open to mothers and all women in the community interested in par ticipating in the excellent extra curricular activity which is open to all girls in the community from ages seven to seventeen and is adapted to three age groups Brownie, Intermediate and Senior Scout programs.
 All girls wishing to become Girl Scouts who were not registered last year, should call Mrs. Jack Jenkins at Main 18 Girls regis tered last year will be notified at later date when to call.
 Following the tea next Satur- day which will be held at the Kozga building, a training course will be set up to train leaders.
 Anyone interested in this worthy project and who cannot attend the tea are asked to call Mrs. Jenkins.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14

FOR SALE-'52 Plymouth 4-door
 $9OO. Call Nugget. no
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14
New Lutheran Church Will Be Built On B Street

If was revealed at the Cham Der of Commerce luncheon yes terday that the Lutheran Church is making definite plans to build a church here on the property on B Street where they now have a ouonset hut. Architect for the proposed church is MT. E. Mad sen of Forest City, Iowa, and the contractor will be Gordon Duff seth of Fairbanks.
 The Chamber also discussed plans for the reception of the congressional party scheduled to be here Sept. 18 and 19. They are expected to arrive on Sun day and will hold hearings on Monday. The hearings will be held in the Federal Building and combined committee from the city and Chamber of Commerce are arranging for special speakers to present the subjects to come before the hearing. These include statehood, commonwealth status, elective governor, industrial pos abilities, water resources and hydroelectric possibilities, mines and minerals, transportation, mental health, and public land problems.
 A dinner in honor of the con- gressional group will be held on Monday evening at 7:30 at the Boring Sea Club. Reservations may be made with Steve Ander- sen or Russell Hermann.
 Fine Job Printing laf The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT

Arthur Ningealook, who took the car belonging to Arthur Took too and wrecked it on the Bessie Road, was given sentence of eight months by the US. Commis- sioner. The sentence was suspend ed with the proviso that he pay for the car in 50 days. His com panion, Clarence Olanna was giv- en a six-month sentence suspend ed with the. same proviso.
 The car was valued at $500.00
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14
Red Cross Drive for
 Flood Relief Nets $122

The Red Cross Emergency Flood Relief Drive held here Monday netted $122.O1 in voluntary con- tributions at a deck in the foyer of the Federal Bldg
 Chairman Willard Mecklenburg states that the entire amount has been banked and thanked the local organizations who gave their time at the desk throughout the day.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14
Irene Cornue Here On Visit

Irene Cornue, popular tour dir ector and hostess at Kotzebue for Wien Airlines tours, arrived here yesterday and is starting on a long vacation trip after her stren- uous summer. She said that she has heard So much about Alaska from tourists that she wants to see more of other parts of the territory. She is well known here, having taught school here and in Haycock.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14
Tonsina Due In
 KOtzebue Friday

Alaska Steamship Co. agent Walt Sipprell advises that the Tonsina, which is carrying con- tractor supplies to Kotzebue, is due there on Friday and is sched- uled to leave there in time to discharge at Unalakleet on Tues day, Sept. 20.
 The Coastal Rambler, last com mercial boat for Nome, is still scheduled out of Seattle on Sep tember 21St.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14

Fine Job Printing al The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14

Dauqhter Born 10 Pete Sandvik's $
 MT. and Mrs. Pete Sandvik are the parents of daughter, Robin Joyce, born Sept. 13, and weigh ing pounds 9 ounces.
 Sandvik is the mining engineer stationed here with the Terri torial Bureau of Mines.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14
DOCUMENTARY FILM TO BE
 MADE OF NORTHERN ALASKA

A survey is underway for the filming of documentary film on Northern Alaska by Alaska Air lines. The two men in the area making the preliminary survey are Max Rarig of the Rarig Mo- ton Picture Studio, and Dick Lar son of Cinema Films.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14
INTENTION PIoNEERS

Important meeting Wednesday. Sept. IA. Election of delegates 10 Grand Igloo Convention and other business.
 1O9 Fred Bockman. Pres.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14
Oldtirner Loses Wallet Containing $1,OOO

An oldtimer, name withheld, is searching today for his wallet which he claims to have lost downtown containing $1,OO0.0O.
 He states that he know he shouldn't have carried that mulch money, but hopes that whoever picks it up will be honest and re turn it to him or the Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Joe Hanaka, Ruth Sandvik, Sheldon Keok, Mrs. Fred Bockman, Ernest Dimmock.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-14

Barbara Carlson. who has been with Alaska Airlines for the past two years, will be teaching at the Nome School this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
HiqhIiehts
Teleyision Todoy.

500, WMAL l0-Studio Sew
en-: An attractive girl learns
what real beauty is after
she is SCARED in an automo-
bile accident, in Beauty Is
a JOY"
1900, WRC t4)-Norby: David
Wayne rewrites the Cinder-
ella story, in which Prince
Charming is sure prey for
the girl once she sets her
mind on matrimony. Col
or
1880, WMAL (0-Disneyland:
Mans efforts to conquer
outer space portrayed in
Man in Space"
1880, WTTG t5l-Million DOL
lar Movie: Louis Jourdan.
an uninhibited artist. un-
rufies the lives of Lilli Pal
mer and Dana Andrews, in
the comedy. mo Minor
Vices"
$500, WRC al Married
Joan: A misunderstanding
leads Joan Davis to believe
she is losing all her friends.
$3.50, WMAL (0-Stu Erwin
Show: Dissimilar results
come from the efforts of
June and Stu Erwin to teach
their daughter to drive.
$3.50, WRC (4-My Little
Margie: Gale Storm accepts
an acting job that sends her
into outer space.
500, WRC t4D-Television
Theater: Constance Ford
and Mark Roberts star in
THE ight-Watchers," the
drama of a woman's deceit
and her eventful downfall.
$3.50, WTTG (5D - Flower
Show: From the National
Guard Armory.
$3.50, WMAL (0-Who Said
That?: Guests are Pat Car
roll, comedienne, and Pee
Wee King, musician.
1000, WTOP 90 - Boxing:
Championship bantamweight
bout between Ration Macias
and Chamrern Songkitrat.
11:20, WMAL t1-Seven Star
Theater: Charlie Chan solves
a poison case in Italy in
Castle in the Desert
1925, WTOP (9-The Late
Show: A newsman captures a
criminal. in Sensation" with
John Lodge and Diana
Churchill.
Rodio Today.
7:15, WWDC-Tris Coffin: In
terviews Justice William O..
Douglas about his mountain
climbing experiences and
forthcoming junket through
Russia.
500, WTOP-FBI In Peace and
War: A swindler preys on
easy-spending prospects with
the aid of fake diamonds. in
Hot Ice" with Paul Nc
Grath and ElSpeth Eric.
500, WWDC-Ed Studney:
Features the recordings Of
Ethel Norman.
$3.50, Unconstitutional SYM
'phony: Concert from Consti-
tuition Hall. with Dello Joio's
The Triumph of st. Joan"
and Franck's Symphony in
D Minor.
$3.50, WRC-Big Story: Re-
porter Charles Critic, of the
indianapolis Star, works with
police officers in the search
for the killer of a teenage
girl.
1900, WTOP-Music Til Dawn:
Selections include Ibert S
"Capriccio" and DukaS' La
Peri"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
She Mem Yet q s, S,ns'
Do ROSLEY CkONAl

Top Job ,.on,s who
Plainly anssr 't to see the .: taeu .nat
marked lss m sns ', languid. lest. lazy
style They sss P ssest her that l..,
real so snss .. out in wO won I'ay.
that that f from the screen. And m ahen
d. be there ere a really curious to TO-, KNOW tm
Of w Carlo w, was the lie legend
sfsss her to have been o,,v.,ro,
in You won to Challenge the ls e
' snas .. ., ss. P Talent. q II: !.
rho $50 far s,, 81 ed in "canille." She :,
T IS. probably "a. as e svsr wa. in I,
tain sui .hat beauty is secuf.u =
pas anu .;ne fashion by the '''. ",
mas pass sace;on Of costumes. "
rance roade Camille SIG
le as sh..,~elegant and n'alute' :.
Idker- ',- ,,,.. riding the cEes. y =,
likely sne and position Nh :
richly eAp -
It they VIII There is no question. co. a.
to see e.-ho in great IN -
that fisati iudsms,n.t. , can 1 ysa lsa
= -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
Long Way From Arkansas
But Dick Powell Kept His Dream
And Produced 1t as q Movie

loose. Yes. broke loose right In
the abdomen. Dicks appendix
erupted and he was rushed to
the hospital. They gave me
up for gone, in fact I gave my
self up. thought 1t was all
over. The pain made me almost
glad"
While Dick was in the hos
pital, fighting for his life,
Hughes thought he was giving
him a run-around, avoiding
him. Then he read the story
in my column the next day.
and Immediately called June
Allyson. Learning that Dick
was on the critical list. Hughes
sent his personal doctor. Verne
Mason, one of the greatest in
the country. to Dicks aid. DR..
Mason saved Hughes life after
he crashed with his plane in
Beverly Hills.
He Cove Orders
After Dick was up on his feet
he joined RKO and told Hughes
that he wanted to make a pic
ture without any interference,
and that included Howard, too.
Go ahead" said Hughes
Dick did research on Genghis
Khan for six months, 10 hours
a day, seven days a week. He
finally got a script together.
The movie. which John Wayne
calls his best, is now finished
and awaiting release, while
Dick is recuperating again, this
time from a shoulder fractured
while skiing.
"I'll concentrate mostly on
directing now. I've had offers
from all the major studios. but
I want to pick my stories very
carefully. I'm not interested
in producing. That really is a
rough job, your work is never
done" AS for acting, "If a
good part comes along In a
movie, I'll take it.
Dick and June have formed
their own company. called
Pamric after their children,
Pam and Ricky. They have a
lot of scripts coming in and
they'll start making their own
pictures any day now. I'D
like to make a musical with
June, but they are expensive
for an independent outfit like
ours"
Powell is one of the owners
of television's -Four Star Play
house." The others are Charles
Boyer and David Niven. II
hear everyone saying how rich
you can get from TV. We have
1856 telefilms. / am now going
to sit back and see how rich
I can get from them." said
Dick.
When I first came to Holly
wood. Dick was crooner. He
isn't too much changed in ap-
pearance-the same trim figure
and wavy hair. But he has the
authority that comes with ma
turity. Il have enough worries
SO I don't oversleep. Enough
things to do so l don't have
time to overeat," says Dick.
I've worked hard all my life.
think that is pretty much
what life is about. Although.
actually I work because with
things the way they are, I'll
have to be earning money 10
years after I'm in the grave to
get my four kids through COL
lege."
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