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Evening star., 1955-11-09

:
VBLCANIxER, expeEienced, passep-
Esr and truck !. slse /. seetionsi i work !.
M phone calls. BEN HuNDEEx
wiiAsshrNH IA sikchiNE MECHANIC
Experienced on automatic. PefmA-
iient position: good salary: COM
mission. vacation: uniforms and
transrogt gtation inrnished BETTAR
APPLIANCE SERVICE. W. s-41l4,
WASHING MACHINE MKcHANIC,
exper on automatic washer, GOOD
ktArtinE salary and commission.
work. Apply 1908 North Capitol 81
woOL PREssxR, experienced oIlly--
Good pay, GOOD hours. WARREN
CI.EANEiss. b4af Ga. ave- A.
BS9S 10Y white, over ~. neat ap-
4 penfaTsce and sales personality for
order dept. Apply. Rrl. 7lS. lGl 3
Gue, ~. NV. s;iS am, ready for
NAN bsishs able-bodisd. sxpsr..
plumbing sapplies pref good CPD.
Y RbqGks rs tn iMeF ihF2FE lns. s,s9og; must y
snd d nlinnmenE Insurance, retire
farnt income, hohpltai Dement'S
I pkcns. Sc,s RlREsToiSE II STORE. sSSi
na ave, Silver Gpring, Md w.
NAN wstrH TRUCK 10 ham build
inR materials N V!rginiA. pQ, q
$3.50 after Y p,ul. ~--l0
Evening star., 1955-11-09
YOUNG MAN M.

High school graduate. 81 10 rs.
% train ia credit department Of
old. established wholesale dis
trihutor. Write, stating full gRaii-
flcAtiona. phene number and ex-
pected starting salary Ia afst
letter ExeelIkns opportunity for
young man looking for bright fu-
tufs and security. Boz 47A-As star.
--10
YOUNG 1GRN, white, appearAnce.
personality and ability 10 learn
kalesNork. After ~ DAYS training
500 or more, pitts premoticnal up-
portuutftes. Mr.. CHAMPAGNE,
1915 cue st. nv. SID an. l0s
Evening star., 1955-11-09
HELP4WoMEN

CLERK. TYP1sT, hish school grad.
nate exper, not necessary u good
syDiss.t D1s.., 6,daZ DAY SS.hs . 49, w ..xssl g:
Cali Mr.. MccANN. RE. 7-66e6
cLEnK.TYPIsr. is 10 SIS yrs; E s.
MERIDIAN HfLL HoTkL, 260i
18th ft. nv No phone calls. -11
efal once work, with some knovf-
edGe Of shorthand preferred, but
not essential, for large brokeFege
1rm, Many company benefits.
Apply % person after I p.rn.. ISL
cLRRK-TTfIsr. isR II HT for part time : IN
q general contractors once, 4 hrs.
q day, MA. S-1260. Ill
CLERK-FXPIsT, age 1885: perme-
nent position open for accurate
typist With aptitude for figures,
Hours, D 10 S. S-day week. Paid
vacation and SICK leave; Excellent
company benefits Must be avail
able immediately. Apply 1522 1
CiIiEikak.rYPIsr. III some sensrsl once;
Fairfax area: $50. POTOMAC
chuTes. hhne W. w. 3. s.sss. s5ssa y rall'
CLERK-TYPIeI, TEMPORARY
Ability to, type $500 Wpm. Apply
personnel dept, AMBASSADOR
HOTEL. 1924 K 81. NV. I'm. 3f9,
Evening star., 1955-11-09
MELp-MEN
SALESMAN
SALES MGR. TRAINEE

We are looking for more than lust I
specially salesman. We want to hire
and train Z good salesman fut
deYelopment AZ q salesfnanasef to
help Us In our current expansion
pToeram, You should be between
rs and so, of neat appearances and
with best Of references. Liheral
commissions and drawing account
and anal ehsnse. s osSn Phsns e ga 0sl sssoa iass
Tor q personal confidential inter-
Evening star., 1955-11-09

MAGAZINE MEN, Alnerica.g faEkest
nroWinG Agcy. wants top eales@
men: crew. snb. qfc.s. xpre and
branch mnrs. for the fastest SELL
y Ing highest comm. deal III EXIST
Phone cAlANtjf, no. 2-2i04, fof
appointment f0t
AfA1NT. MECH apt. project. CAPABLE
handling plumb carpentry, elec.
ard paints live ifl! HiileFeat Hte,.
4 Nd; good future tot sober. reliable
man. 10. Ss6IA0 10
MAINTENANCE MAN. white, fcF esr.
deIi@type pfoiect n CcnGresa Hts +
must Be cxpeTienced IA Al forms
uk repairs and hAYn knowledge ot
stekefs. BOZ 4S6lB, Star. Ill
MAINTENANCE MAN. rnlcFed; for
No Children, M,ist have own tools.
Worries. Apply. 5000 Conn. sys.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
ERGO
DIVISION
ACT Industries,
Inc.
RIVERDALE, MD.

FfLE CLERK. and general once as
sistart. with typing ability. accurate
at figures. and WillinEpess TO learn.
Permanent position : with hotel
equipment Grfn. 40-iar.. b-day week.
Vacation and sick leave. Apply TO
End hr. Qf1ee, 3. b. ADAMS CO.,
641 New York ave. NV. 10
FLORIST sHhitel. experience nee.
Refs. required. Call Oh 4-7o76 feT
appointment. -13
FOUNTAIN G1KL--part time, 1880
to 2.30 p.fn., Monday through Frt-
day. COLONIAL DRUG. lib 18th
So. NV. -
GENERAL INSURANCE
Experienced. general insurance. Ex-
eeIIent position IN modern ONES.
co. 6-7500. 81 Z.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER =
Young lady to learn switchboard
operation and TO do some hiirg.
Apply Rm. 662 Penn Bldg. 13 ana
Pa. ave. NV. -1A
HANDICAPPED GIRLS AND WOMEN
may ind work at GOODWILL M
pUSTRIES, sewing. sorting. sales,
etc. Apply 1918 New Hampshire
ave. NV. f2lst and M. o 10 IL
noon. Monday through Friday.
HOSTESS, part time. evenings, 5:30-
10 pm. 8 days. Closed Sundays.
Steady position for neat. persons pie
woman. capable Of meeting hi9h-
type clientele Good salary and
dinner. CAFE BURGUNDY, 5031
Conn. ave. NV. --IU
Evening star., 1955-11-09
SALES REPRESENTATIVE

$3.50
3 SANDWICH NAN on CLERK. expe-
rienced In koRhef food. Apply In
I person HOFBERGsH DELEGATES
GxE. 1872 Eastern ave. EsW. I'D
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white expsEteneed references re-.
uuired, JOHNSON Eufoco. 30 X
st. SIC. --4-f
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
pany benefits. rAad vacation. BOW
MAN ESQ. 1880 0eOfgie ave,
M Ill
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
expef. 0faly; drivers permit nee.
part time, all day Sun. Apply III
person. 4@25 Conn. ave. NV No
I phone calls. I'll
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be experienced Ii inhfiea ton.
Full and part time CONMDN&,
INC. 272t NRylor II. sc. 81 4
Evening star., 1955-11-09
THE EVENING STAR

GTEN0GkARHER. young, for small
ONCE in downtown section, good
4kills, alertneSs, accuracy required
Salary open. Interesting varied
cutles. write for appointment a
~ BONETTi. Room $40, Meridian
Evening star., 1955-11-09
CLERK

scr interesting work Ia map division.
No drafting experience necessary.
Intefesl III photography hslpfui,
Must be high school graduate.
Permanent position with oppogtu-
nifty for advancement, Age 20-a0.
BEGINNING salary, $4,000. 5-day,
A0-hf, week. Position in bldg. 1T
Views at sFd and K sts. ne. from
q am. 70 4 Nm.
Evening star., 1955-11-09

AMBITIOUS YOUNG nan. white,
high school graduate. To learn real
estate mRraRen1ent business with
established Arm. Gail MA. s-b3I4
j III SsKa fS5ns FoR III nfSssURANcE pEEFT
ste openings 10 Charles County
and Prince 0ecgges County, Sicin-
ity Of wash. Excellent starting
pay car allowance, paid vacation
and krosip Insurance.. No experience
necessary. Contact district once
AMEsllGAf1 LIFE INSURANCE. CO.
Slerniis. Nd e:oirs4iaI 3-S75T. - d
Evening star., 1955-11-09
HELeMEN

SERVICE Station ATTENDANTS
psflencsd. skINKER EROS, 4f41
Conn. ays- NV. Wo. 6-1114. ---10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
with some mechanical experience
and ability to become g shift man
arr. Call South 5-7044 Or I'D. O.
e662, --10
SERVICE STATION ATFEHDANr-
Apply GORDON SHE'LL GERVI-
C7NIkR 64Qo New Hampshire.
SHIFT IN MEAL "a. MEcHANIc-oatssrs
Me Rnd as,e aneynspouts 9ng metal foonng.
SHIFTING AND ORDER CLERK
for grocery store. SO per wk. 5 y
DAYS, call EM. 3-al9i II :,
Evening star., 1955-11-09
HELp-woMEN
ELECTRICAL
WORKERS

Must be experienced
in wiring, soldering and
assembly Of small elec-
trol1ic units. Should be
able to read wiring dia-
grams.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
BOoKKEEPER
BOOKKEEpER

z - r.
Permanent position With local branch
uiIiee Of national 0rKanizatf0n
Small yet of books: former assist
ant bppkkeeper accepsable. Apply
Rms 86f Warner BLDG 18th and
sta. NV. ---lA
B00KkEEPHG machine operator
work. 4O-hr. week, Pleasant work
lng conditions. 4th door, THE
MODE, 11th and r ST.. NV.
BuOKkEERlNG MACH, OPERATORS
NCR 5000; accounts receivable
In Cover store. Apply Mfs. Lupo,
Bk4ACKIsTONE ELoRigT. 1907 j
CANDY siRF., white; part time.
theatex candy stand, evening hours.
Call DE. 2-1 sos,
cAsHIER-CLERK. full or part time;
exeellet1t salary, Apply UPTOWN
PHARMACY 1880 Con. ave. ----1 1
Evening star., 1955-11-09

sQ0KKEEfER--OlgE or WASHING.
TONS LARGER AUTO DEATERe
% IN NEED OF An ASST. BOOK
KEEPER EXPERIENCED m RE-
PAIR ORDERS DESIRED BUT NOT
EHSENTTALs PAY BASED ON EX-
EkE1IFMsE; RE1, faTSl YAcsTICN fsssl y gT4I HosnITAI
IIoN EXPERIENCE AND SALARY
DESIRED. ALL RxpLIED WILL
BE CONFIDENTIAL. BOX Alb.
Evening star., 1955-11-09

LADY. experienced. il
hlgh4tgpe specially shop, Apply In
person. 7244 Wisc, age.s Hethesda.
Nd. --13
Evening star., 1955-11-09
The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. Nv.

CLERK WANTED for retail laundry
and dry cleaning store. Must be
sn. sd ssgapls o.s,d p ras naklns Snsnss
"a The Silver Spring area Apply
E MORNTNCiGIDE LAUNDRY CO.,
S220 Georgia aves Silver spring.
CLERK, simple typins; t.k. edu.,
white under rs: $21b mo DESK
CLERK. sales, some exper See only
HELEN DAY IRE. 7-1Sa01. 1871
q st. furnce Dunn ofiicet.
CLERK white, aee, 2l-A0; process
Ing ineonainG mail. Applicant chosen
to be trained hy Us. 5@dAy wk.,
AtB, sick leave, pension plan: air-
cord, etfee. Takonam area. EA,
a.Eahlfl. III q j.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
HOsTEssEs

Neat appearing young
women, 25 10 40 Yrs. So
0rs waitress or hostess ex-
perlegce preferred. We ofzeS
good starting salary: meals,
uniforms furnished: group iri-
surance. disqualification; aEi-
nual and sick leave. These
positions require WORKING
Neek ends.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
YOUNG MEN

Permanent position for alert, de-
pennahie, white. high school grad.
uate, 22-9T. fe be trained ax
shipping clerk In growine; local
Organization, representing nations
ally known product, Mutt be en-
ergetic, know the WashinEton area
and have drivers license; b-dAy.
4D-tour week. Cal Mr. 0I6T, ME.
e-iz23.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
CLERK K-TYPIST

experienced. knowiedGe of short
hand helpful, SIS for 55-hcar
week. Box 49z.1. star. zig
Evening star., 1955-11-09
HELp-MEN tcsns.l
Engineers

An engineer with above
average ability. q desire to
progress within his profess
sion In accordance with his
ability and q need for q
stimulating environment
to perform at his best
should consider the posi-
tions Lifted below that are
presently avaiIable at
MELPAR.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
CI.ERK-TYPIST

silver Spring once. Interesting pcsi.
tion; excellent working conditions
good salary. Prefer someone who
likes 70 york with figures: short.
hand helpful but not essential
Phone for appointmsnt, 10. 7-b3l0.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
Statesmen

Mems clothing. snust be experienced:
pefmafent positions good kaiary
plus commissions. ASK for M
Strauss. KIaMAMs. y At Ith NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
ACCT. CLERK

positicn hAndiing acctss
receivable ledger: b-day. atiehf,
week. 40 Sat work Appropriate
experiences and ability Il type are
REQUIRED 20-3x years cf are Sal-
Apply Personnel. Room COZ. Open
weekdays S:a0-6 and sat p-t2s
NO phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1I0l PA. AVE, NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
CAgNTERg

Super Market experiences, local fefs,
For Fridays ana eatnrdays, Good
hrsa good pay. Call Mr.. DAVIS.
: RE. Y-92H9 ---I
Evening star., 1955-11-09
CT,ERK-TYpIST

Interesting opening for typist tn IN.
sufance company, age IL TO 20, B.
day week, pleasant sufroundlngi
and other employe advantages
Good chance for sdyancsraeTt. AD,
Evening star., 1955-11-09

and varied work with
large real estate once. 6-day
week. connpsny hsnstlts. Submit
age and aaiary expected. Marx,
attention Mr.. Donald Hurst. No
interview granted without prior
written resume, SHANNON y
LUcHs Co. 724 18th st. nv;
Evening star., 1955-11-09
GROCERY MAN

INSURANCE AOENT8
Due 10 expansion We need several
insurance sagents with initiative
and ability for established industrial
dehfts Men who can qualify viii
BE- given q very liberal contract
Apply Suite cal, Dupont Circle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Is Injured as Soor Mob
Storms Premier's Rally

SAARBRUECKEN, Saar, Aug.
Is tR.-Nine pro-German DEM
onstrators and seven policemen
were wounded in street fighting
when a mob of several thousand
tried to storm Saar Premier
Johannes Hoffmann's Euro
peanization" rally last night, it
was announced ofiicially today.
Police fired tear gas bombs
after their clubs failed to halt
the threatening crowd around q
meeting hall IN Neuenkirchen,
Saar steel town. Demonstrators
hurled stones and tried to pry
open the entrance with nag
sticks.
Mr.. HOFFMAN,, who is cam
paigning for the European
statute in the Saar plebiscite
October %, was besieged in the
hall for an hour and 20 minutes
after he had addressed 1900
supporters. Then police cleared
a path with their clubs and he
slipped out by q side door.
The five-power commission, in
charge Of the plebiscite, sum-
moned representatives of all
Saar parties to conference to-
morrow on the tense political
situation.
When Mr.. Hoffman, launched
his campaign last Saturday
night, 10000 pro-German DEM
constructors jeered him in Saar-
bruecken.
The Saar statute drafted 10
months ago by France and West
Germany would put the rich
coal basin with 900, 900 popuIa-
ton under a European commits
sion and continue Its postwar
economic union with France I'M
til a German peace treaty.
Three pro-German parties,
formerly banned by the French
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
z Found Dead,
Zone by Hanging

rT.,uo nar,oy,, ,uera fo,,,d dood
t"o peiooAis "ie 'ou eaN
late yesterday, one IN the DIS
ltrict and the other In Silver
lsurinr Nd.
= ~. Y,....,.4 -. A.. ,.,o
- VAC
Lawrence, %, OF q rooming mouse
lin the 200 block Of A street NE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18

Tuesday was "a Illuminating
document"
Madras added to the series OF
general strikes honoring the
martyrs" of the Goa march to-
day The city ON midas SOUTH
east coast was paraiyzed a
business and transportation shut
down. No clashes were reported
Earlier this week. New Delhi,
Bombay and Calcutta all were
|gripped by 24-hour strikes,
marked by riots.
An article In today's issue Of
the Economic Review published
|by Mr.. Nehru's Congress Party
accused the United States Of
casting q covetous eye on Por-
|tuguese possessions In India"
The authors name was given
las IN. Noyoselsky.' but q party
spokesman was unable to iden.
tify him.
The article said it was al
Washington's bidding that Lis.
bon is. opposing India's claim
to Portuguese territories.
Informed sources said Mr.
Nehru and other. high Congress
officials were shocked" wher
they learned Of the article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Accord Deported
To Native ItuIy

Joseph Accardi, described by
the Justice Department as a
former New Jersey racketeer,
has been deported.
The immigration Service said
last night that he had been
placed aboard a plane In New
York bound for Milan, Italy.
The Government has been try
ing to deport him since l947.
The Service charged that Ac-
Icardi. a native Italian. entered
the United States from Canada
l22 years ago without inspection
and lacking an immigration visa.
ut said his record showed sew
eral arrests on gambling and
liquor violation charges, all Of
which were dropped. He pleaded
guilty IN 1910 to fraud against
the Internal Revenue Service
and was given a suspended SEN
tence Of one year and a day.
Accardi has fought the de-
Iportation in the courts through
the years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Nehru Roises Death Toll
To u in Goo March

NEW DELHI. India. Aug. "a
(R.-Prime Minister Nehru said
today the number of dead In the
march on Goa and other Portu-
guese possessions in India last
Monday nov is presumed to be
o."
In his third statement to par
lament in as many days on the
peaceful invasion" Of Portu-
guese India, the prime minister
reported 225 marchers were
wounded and 2 still are missing.
In the total Of fatalities, Mr..
Nehru was adding to the IS dead
he reported Tuesday the z VIC
Tins already cremated inside
Goa. His figures were supplied
by the Bombay state government
The Indian demonstrators had
launched what they called Q
peaceful invasion" to take over
the enclaves Portugal refuses to
give up.
Communist leaders said Mr..
Nehruis speech in parliament
yesterday In which he apologized
for damage to foreign diplomatic
and Information Offices dur
Ing Goa protest administrations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
HIS EDUCATED NOSE. . .

Nature gave dogs sharp Of SMELL For instance Beagle
can follow rabbit by smell Dogs this Of smell
recognize different "Aavors' in their food.
Because Kasco Dog Food meal type. instantly absorb
the you add quickly releases all the natural goodness tn
eneng dog recognizes and likes we'll become
a tasty mixture of hamburger.ike consistency.
Gravelke baked and pelleted types can't absorb
can't release the natural Aavor and Kaco
does Instead they tend become sticky gummy tn
kind of food your dog becomes tired Of That's when
change Kasco Dog Food and 6OOd the danger
"food monotony."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
MARKER HONORS
EDWARD BAPTIST

FAUNSDALE. Ala, Aug.
10 R.-A granite marker to
Edward Baptist. father Of
the University Of Richmond.
was dedicated yesterday in
the simple plantation ceme-
terry here where he was
buried in 1868.
DR.. George M. Modiin.
president Of the Virginia
school. presided at the dedi-
catory services.
A distinguished Baptist
minister in Virginia, Mr..
Baptist conducted a little
academy in Powhatan Coun-
ty there from 1880 to 1882.
It later grew into Virginia
Baptist Seminary and finally
the university.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18

Occupation. demand new nego-
|tiations between Paris and Bonn
on the Saar's future.
The Saar Communist Party,
never banned by the French,
also is fighting the statute.
The Saar Christian Demo-
cratic Union. led by adherents
of German Chancellor Adenauer.
called on its members today
to stay out Of the street demon
situations.
It asserted that Hoffman
himself is primarily responsible
for the tumultuous scenes" and
accused him Of terror methods"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Exile Is Elected
Syria President

| DAMASCUS, Syria, Aug. Is
l(R). - The Syrian parliament
elected 62-year-old Shukri Ku-
watly. who returned from exile
only last year. president OF
Syria today by q 9l-41 vote.
There were 81 abstensions.
The new president, who was
deposed by a military coup in
l1949. won his majority over
Foreign Minister Khaled A5em
on the second ballot.
Mr.. Kuwatly will take over
from the 90-year-old incumbent,
IFIashern Atassi. September 6.
Mr. Kuwatly was president
lrst in 1913 and was reelected
lin 1948 before the coup forced
him to spend i've years in exile
in Egypt.
He is considered an old friend
LOT Egypt-and therefore not
likely to favor closer links with
the Iraq-Turkish defense &C
cord. But he Is not considered
Ito be actively anti-Western and
has been described by one OBJ
server as likely to "collaborate
with the West without signing
any pacts."
The intra-Arab squabble over
defense pacts caught Syria In
1.-THE middle Of q tug-of-war be-
tween competing pacts.
On the one hand Is the Turk
Iish- Iraqi pact backed by Britain
land the United States. On the
lother was q purely Arab defense
system proposed by Egypt and
supported by Saudi Arabia.
/ Opinion In Syria on the pact
Question was so evenly divided
THAT many thought the election
would tip the scales In one direc-
Ition or the other.
The pro-Iraqi elements were
mainly in the Populist Party
largest in parliament but lacking
an absolute majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
III. S. Envoy to Return

TOKYO. Aug. Is W1. - The
American Embassy today said
Ambassador John M. Allison Is
going to Washington in connec-
ton with Japanese Foreign Min
lister amoru Shigemitsu's
United States trip. Mr.. Allison
lis scheduled to leave Monday,
one day before Shigemitsu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18

Iments, was found dead In hi
home from a head wound in
ficted by a .32-caliber semiau'
tomato pistol which he hac
placed in his mouth, according
to DR.. Broschart. :
His wife, Lucille, found thu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18

medical examiner, issued q GER
ltificate Of suicide In the case Of
John Bukovac, 90, Of 2101 Hill
darose street, in Silver Spring.
Found by Wife
Mr.. Bukovac, a salesman for
"a firm dealing in home improve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18

body on her return home from
work. According to DR.. Bros
chart, Mr.. Bukovac probably
was dead for about eight hours.
HE left a note indicating de-
Ispondency for some time. the
medical examiner said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Automobile Steel

DETROTT.-There are at least
As different kinds Of steel In the
manufacture of one medium
priced automobile ON the Amer
lean market today.
Evening star., 1955-11-21
U. S. Attorney
Gets New Aide

william Al. Dougherty, 81, for
|mer trial attorney In the Justice
Department internal security di-
vision, today was sworn in as
an assistant United States at
torney for the District.
United States Attorney Leo "A.
Rover said Mr.. Dougherty will
Ihe assigned to the criminal
branch Of Municipal Court.
He replaces Gerard OBrien.
who resigned from Mr., Royer's
once To join the Justice Depart
|ment tax division.
Mr.. Dougherty lives at 1891
Porter street NV. He received
his bachelor degree from Bow
Idoin College. where he was
awarded the Haldare Memorial
Cup as the student demonstrate
ling the most outstanding uuali-
ties Of character and leader
ship. He was graduated from the
Cornell Law School in 1854.
From November. 1912, to April,
1914, Mr.. Dougherty served in
the Navy as an aviation cadet.
From May, 1914. to May. 1852,
he was in the Marine Corps,
serving as night fighter pilot in
Guam and Korea. He holds two
Distinguished Flying Crosses and
two Air Medals.
Mr.. Dougherty is a member Of
the Sigma Nu Fraternity, Phi
Delta Phi Legal Fraternity and
the Marine Corps Reserve ON
Evening star., 1955-11-21
81, 900 Pupils See
New Report Cards
|MoryIond National Guard
Will Be Desegregoted

feel sure everybody win take Il
in stride.
In Washington, Mai. Gen
Edgar C. Erickson. chief Of the
National Guard Bureau, said the
matter is entirely in State
hands"
The Supreme Court has issued
mo decrees involving the guard
such as the ones calling for de-
segregation Of schools and pub
IIic parks, swimming pools and
other public recreation facilities
A group Of Is Negro officers
who formerly served in the
Maryland Guard recently an
Inounced plans to ask a Federal
District Court ruling against
Guard segregation.
Gov. McKeldin's directive said
I"the awaiting of court action
would result only in an un-
necessary delay. :"
Gov. McKeldin told Gen
Reckord: "As you know ! long
have felt that this integration
should be effectuated in the best
interests of the State. the Guard
and the good morale Of its entire
Evening star., 1955-11-21

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2l R.-
Maryland's National Guard units
were to get orders today to de-
segregate.
Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord
said he would tissue the proper
directives" today to carry sout
Gov. Theodore r. McKeldin's di-
rective to end segregation In the
Maryland Guard.
Gov. McKeldins directive to
Gen. Reckord last night instruct
ed him to initiate without delay
all such steps as are necessary
to bring an end to racial segre-
CATION in the organization of the
Maryland National Guard"
About $50 Negroes in two all
Negro transportation units in
Baltimore will be affected i'm
mediately by the order. The
units are the only Negro compo-
nents Of the State Guards 50
units.
Gen. Reckord looked for "a
Ismattering OF enlistments" but
added II don't think it's going
to make too much difference.