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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

for neighborhood family
shoe store, established 1911. Elk
cellent position for reliable man
with experience. Box 1857. star.
for neighborhood family
shoe store; excellent position for
reliable man with experiences good
pay. Apply MR.. GOLDSTEIN. 90l
H st. ne end floor. "a
MANAGER-TRAINEES - Expanding
national consumer finance. organ
ization desires young men to enter
training program. Car REQUIRED.
Good starting salary, auto allow
ance disqualification and life in
surance, paid vacation and re-
tirement plan Apply LINCOLN
land ave, Mt. Rainier, -23
MANAGER IN TRAINING-Between
s5-45. to learn business Of l05-yr. :
old company. Demonstrating. SELL
ing and servicing: sewing machines
and vacuum cleaners. Salary plus
comm. Transp furn. No experience
necessary. Apply ]. A. CALDWELL
$3.50 colesville I'd, Silver Spring.
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SALESMAN

Mfg. with Wash. whse. has OPEN
ing for experienced salesman to call
on estab. repeat accounts. one who
has earned over 10000 in past 2
months and wants to make con-
siderahly more Prefer man now en-
ployed. used TO working long and
hard to get result. Starting salary.
$500 per week plus commission. Flu
ture possibilities S1J.Onn per year
in 10 years Phone Ii. 4-6040.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
SALES ENGINEER

National manufacturer of steel
building products requires sales per-
sonnet with knowledge of building
construction industry, for the pro-
We are expanding our product lines
and sales organization and offer
excellent opportunity for future ad-
vancement; submit resume of age,
education and business experience
Box 465-A, Star.
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SALESMAN
Unusual Man Wanted

The oldest and one NJ the largest
companies in Its field has an opnor-
tunity for > college trained men liv-
ing in the WASHINGTON area. between
oS-35. We offer year training
program with a guaranteed income
while learning. No limit to future
income. future in MANAGEMENT II
you qualify. II YOU have successful
sales BACKGROUND or are dissatisfied
in your present position and desire
Job satisfaction. write Box l37-Y.
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SALESMAN

Due to new product added
to line. one OF the worlds
leading office machine corpo-
rations has opening for sales
man ",5-35. able to sell exc
ecutiveS; protected territory.
all company benefits. sales
or administrative experience
necessary: opportunity 10
make top earnings in short
time Apply in person. 1910
Conn. ave, ask for Mr.. EnRel. j..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.TANITOR
,JR. SALES EXEC.

Young man. between 25 to
IS years OF age. interested in
a full time sales career. We
would like a man with a ffrm
desire to earn a $4,000 year.
ly income. This man must be
able to furnish excellent REL
erences and want to be asso-
c!ated with a most progressive
organization. He must have
The use of a car. He must be
endowed with leadership Quail
titles to inspire others and to
be able to direct other men
in the proper working meth
DDS of our business. He must
be a neat. orderly person with
a readily likeable personality.
II YOU are hired you will be
sent through an extensive
training program to teach
you the many phases OF our
business. For personal inter
view. call MR.. BAKER at ME.
S-6l55. No details given over
the phone other than ar
rangements of interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

RENT MANAGER, nice personality:
be able to obtain bond. r. G.
dunno. no. 10000.
RESERVATIONS CLERK, age 2l-3O
for travel agency dept. of large
company Handle all details rela-
tive to national and international
travel OF company'S clients. Air
line experience required. > days
start $3.50. No Reg Fee. MANAGE
MENT CONSULTANTS, INC. Suite
800. 1906 G st. NV.
ROOFERS. for asphalt and asbestos
shingles. Report 62l5 BLAIR RID,
NV. Monday. 7 am. ~
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ROUTE BOYS

Can use several boys. white.
neat, over IA. Boys who like
evening work and need lots Of
money. Report 9 am. Sat,
) pm. Monday, S4l5 Ga.
ave, 2nd A. rear. Sill. Spg.,
Nd.
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ROOFING

One asphalt shingle man. white
No new work; So per hour. One as
phalt Shingle helper. white, willing
to learn; 81 80 per hr. to start.
Call WA. 1-1219, Saturday 8 to
pm. or Sunday. ~
ROUTEMAN for estab. route; 5-day
week. free life and hosp. insurance,
. wks. vacation. commission with
guar. minimum; married men. 25-
40 yrs. Apply IN person, to CAR
ROLLS LAUNDRY, 14th and r
SITS. Sc. --23
ROUTEMAN, married. age 1926,
permanent position in service de-
partment of well-established f1rm
daytime hours: salary; local ref
erences required. Interview Ia pm.
WESTERN EXPERIMENTING CO.
1904 Wis. ave. NV. --25
ROUTEMAN, married, age 21-30;
permanent position; 5-day week;
local refs. required; excel. starting
salary Apply offiee. INDUSTRIAL
highway, Arlington, Va.
ROUTE SALESMAN; immediate open
ing in large national corporation
products; age 25-35; 5-day week.
paid vacation, many other benefits;
steady Job for right man: expert
ence helpful but not necessary Cal
LA. $4,000 for appointment. ~
ROUTE Statesmen - STANDARD
COFFEE CO. will employ > white
men. married. 24-40, for estab-
lished route sales work. Must have
his. educ. or equiv: character ref
Bondable. Guaranteed salary plus
comm. We furnish truck and pay
operating exp. Call ST. 3-7S94 be-
tween "a
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SALES EXECUTIV

SALES EXECUTIvE-Qualifieu, ex-
perienced sales executive for po-
sltlon OF area manager; must nave
car and free to travel: age 30 10
so; capable of training. recruit
ing and supervising female sales
personnel in District of Columbia:
guaranteed S75 minimum: earnine
potential $4,000 to $4,000
yearly Write president. Box 462-
A. Star oo
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NIGHT SHIFT
4 Evenings, ITO P M.

OFFICE MGR. TRAINEES, coll.
grads. little exper.; : resumes
with photos and salary details re-
lated to present and previous posl-
tions. COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT
SERV;, 1341 9 ST.. Suite 224. NE.
OUTSiDE PAINT SALESMAN. with
experience: car necessary to call on
painter and maintenance accounts.
Splendid opportunity and good
proposition for interested party.
Leads furnished. Salary open. Box
ovE RI aislDoo MAN to install
and sell nationally known line Of
doors and operators. Box 3o6-Y.
PAINTERS. top experienced only:
gsrm 1sl1.e1dn Apply KY IrS,., con- on
Wheaton. Nd Ask for Barney. 20
PAINTERS, white. LIST class: Apply
BALTIMORE RENOVATING CO.
1923 18th St. NV. -22
PAINTERS with transp.: long JOBS,
Nd. and Va. Call Sun. , to 8.
TF 7-IqeS.
PAINTERS, exterior. SIG per day.
Large apt. project Must be able to
work of ladders White mechanics
only. Call Monday. Tuesday. We'd
nesday. Mrs. Hansen. TIE. 6-Sl 90.
PAINTERS and combination men,
good mechanics only. Apply Mon
day. s am. rear 53l1 Georgia
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ROUTEMAN

We have a permanent position in
our sales department for a man
between rs and 40 wears OF age
This is an excellent opportunity for
advancement: vacation with pay,
hospital and insurance benefits. APP
PLY ELITE LAUNDRY. 2ll9 14th st.
NV IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

SALES MGR. REPRES., auto parts
exper., D. eva; car furn.; 5000
UP. ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye
SALESMAN - Career opportunity
with leading. company selling non
cancelable disability income and
life insurance; leads furnished
salary. bonus and lifetime commits
sions. MASS. INDEMNITY INSCR-
ANCE CO. Phone ME. s-5736 for
appointment. 80
engineers, technicians.
all kinds openings, 500 wk. 10
100000 yr. up. See Mr.. Ford at
BOYD'S. zoo 18th. cor G SITS. MA.
S-@340. Bring resume pleasel.
SALESMAN. age 26-3S, for large
manufacturing corporation. The
largest and most successful COM
pany in its field. Some sales exper
Excellent potential for high earn
ings. Start. S5.000-ST, 900. No Reg
Fee. MANAGEMENT CONSULT.
ANTS, INC. Suite 600. 1406 G
st. NV.
SALESMAN, age 1895, for large
manufacturer in the field of drup
sundries and surgical supplies
Service established accounts Will
food and drug chains. Permanent
secure position with excel earning
potential. Car and expenses fur.
nished plus straight salary Of
$$2:n s.,ssI No Reg; Fee MAN
Suite 600, 1406 G ST. NV.
age 2S-39. large ma.
tional manufacturing corporation
wants representative for Washing.
ton area. Married: prefer . or mort
years college, with science major
Straight salary 4,S00-S5. 500 plu
expense No Reg. Fee. MANAGE
MENT .CONSULTANTS. INC. Suit,
600, 1906 G st. NV.
TRAINEE, age o3-o7
college grad. One of America old
est and best known manufacturing
companies is looking for a SINGER
young man who is interested in
career sales opportunity. The mai
selected will receive valuable train
ing and sales education insuring
not necessary but helpful. Straigh
salary basis of 3,a00-S4, 200 {
start No Reg. Fee MANAGE
MINT CONSULTANTS, NC Suit
800, l406 G st. NV.
SALESMAN, exper., for mems sports
wear and clothing; busy store Goo
IRVING'S, 10th and E nv.
SALESMAN to service insuranc
debit: on-the-io training Sal
comm; retirement plan. group in!
and many other advantages. Ca
necessary. MA. S-1374. "a
SALESMAN, part time. experience
furniture salesman. See Mr.. Mur
raw JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNl
TURE CO.. 4106 Wilson blvd. arl
Va "a
SALESMAN-Uptown retail cloth
store needs top salesman. Mus
have retail sales eXper and b
capable Of developing pers. trade
Top sal excel. oppor. and Secur
ity RIA. 3-I10l.
sell a complete lin
Of toys. Must be familiar with drug
notion and toy trade. Good Oppor
tunity for live wire Call RIA. 3-340l
weekdays: JU. a-6396. ewes. 20
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SALES ENGINEER

Exceptional opportunity for
man with construction knowl-
edge, experienced in contact
ing architects, builders and
contractors In Washington
Baltimore area. to promote
use OF AVAILABLE steel con-
strnction, Interview will be
arranged by appointment.
Write full details to Box
260-Y. Star.
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SALES
EXECUTIVE

With one of the largest and
oldest companies in its field.
Opening for ONE man who
must be college graduate,
preferably married. manage
ment inclined Write fully.
giving personal data and
business background Start
ing income to 5000 per
year. Box 15fi-Y, Star. A
personal interview will be
ARRANGED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
RADIO TECHNICIAN

Interesting work in small
electronics manufacturing
plant. General shop eXper-
fence with aircraft and mill
tary equipment Mechanical
ability desirable.
JAMES S. Spicy, INC.
1908 HAMPDEN LANE, BETH, MD
OIL. 6-S6US
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HsE.sy.r ESEaTE SALESMAN OR
WOMAN. Silver Spring area: full
time: experienced preferred. G. p.
FLETCHER, Realtor. JU. $4,000
JU. S-S744. -23
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Receive
a liberal monthly bonus on all over
and above a small monthly quota.
This is @ whale of deal. II a
salesman cannot earn big money
with this firm. he is unlikely to
ssnyTh ere: TOWN TO- a. S SWBu 5HaaaH
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-2 men
or women for Silver s!, Spring Once once
Ground floor air-conditioned ONCE;
This is 4-salesman office. Call
MR.. LUTES, JU. 5-422@. weekdays.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. full OF
part time. Mont. County property
BONAN & FOGARTY. 10. 5-5O5@
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. offered
top position in small office having
exceptional and unusual emporium
tiles. Real opportunity for Mgr
caliber man able to handle larger
propositions. Drop brief resume
Box 1884. Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, expert
enced in subdivision and BROKERAGE
sales. Resident Prince Georges
County. Fast-growing, modern Of
flee at prime location, Excellent
opportunity. Call H. w. Nestler,
JAMES c. CONLEY a. CO.. AP
1922.
REAL ESTATE statesmen AND
SALESWOMEN. Wonderful oppor-
tunity for wide-awake full-time ex-
perienced men or women in active
Md and Va Offices Member of
Multiple Listing System. Excellent
commission ARRANGEMENT. LEO A.
Dryer e. CO., INC. JU. 9-SO33,
ia T-SSOU -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
Real Estate Salesman

Man capable of supervising sab
division with Dan Ostrow Construe-
ton Co. Drawing account and excel.
commissions. Good future with a
live wire organization. Call sales
manager, VIII. 6-64S4, GREENWOOD
KNOLLS REALTY CO..
RECEIVING CLERK for wholesale
graduate. Apply MR.. NAcHMAN
1924 gath st, NV. aft. 10 am.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, thor.
oughly trained sealed units. Per
manent lob. D. c. drivers per.
nit. ia. 9-2994.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. ex.
perienced on commercial or do.
nestle. Call HO. $4,000. 20
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PHARMACISTS

Registered: excellent salary, 44-hour
week. q holidays year with pay:
large prescription business. ideal
working conditions: excellent chance
for advancement: vacation with
pay after year: sick leave after /
ayaabIes aftsr montSs emSIoS
ment: retirement plan available ioI
those over 80 with . yrs service
Write or apply in person to Mr.
&c. B. .Aldrich, PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, INC, $50 18th st. NV.
Washington, d. c. (2nd floor. over
cor. 18th and @ SITS. store). HO
|2-1234, Ext, 354.
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REAL ESTATE statesmen

REAL ESTATE statesmen
A rare opportunity to work in one
of northwest Washington oldest
realty Offices, established since 1928;
street-fioor walk-in prospects and
plenty of advertisement; must have
late model car, and have the desire
to become a successful real estate
salesman, and take our training
course given by Mr.. Robertson per
sonally ,former president of the Md.
Real Estate ASSN. Phone for an
appt.. GEO. W. ROBERTSON. Real
tor, 1885 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2l23.
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HELP-MEN
JANITOR. COLORED

Must have local experience for
brand-new elevator apt. bldg. in
Takoma Park. Good salary and
beautiful new apt. 1913 X ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
ENGINEER

Steam licensed. LIST or md class
Relief shift. Cali Re. $4,000. Ext
AOl Monday between o and 4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

Career opportunities in research, develop
ment, and application for qualified, expe-
rienced specialist Consideration will also
be given to young, graduate engineers, inter-
ested in high-temperature metallurgical
problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
The Franklin Life
Insurance Co.
1906 H STREET NV.
Washington, D. C..


GROCERY CLERK, must be sober
and reliable: married man pre-
ferred Apply BROOKVILLE MAR
KFT 7O2l Brookville I'd. Chevy
Chase. Md. u
HAIR STYLISH
No license req, for busy. modern
Alex tVa) salon: SS5 plus comm
for expert. Also part time. set your
own hours. Call BETTY. DE. 2-2l5O
after nm.
HANDY MAN TO MANAGE and
maintain 4 cottages during season
in exchange for cottage at North
Beach Nd Inquire Mr.. Beam
ZIPKIN, INC. 5o32 3Sth ST. Hy'
attsville. Md. AP 1-1il ~
HEATING AND OIL BURNER work
~ c. permit required. Apply HOO
MontellO ave. ne, Mon. IN,
HOSPITAL TRAINEE
ADMITTING orc, START. 80: n0l
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1898 Eye w
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dept. OF Wash. D c. distributor
Must be capable Of reading blue
prints and taking on hardware list
Car not necessary. State salary re
quired, Box 30-Z, Star. 20
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Hungarian Actress
Repeatedly FIees to
Freedom in Austria

VIENNA, Austria, Nov. "a up.
Ferrari, %. Hungarian
stage and movie star. is reported
to have fed from behind the
Iron Curtain into Austria.
The actress was tipped that
the Soviet-backed Hungarian
regimes state police were about
to arrest her for participating in
the anti-Russian revolt, and she
feared deportation to Russia.
This was the account Of her
flight received here:
Miss Ferrari left Budapest in
her automobile, harboring some
'of her colleagues. When Russian
soldiers along the escape route
stopped her, she whipped out
photographs showing her with
kremlin bigWigs during last
years Moscow film festival.
When the Russians saw the
pictures they saluted the actress
and sped her along her way.
One Soviet group snapped her
gasoline for bread.
In the border area the little
band of would-be refugees aban-
doned the car and cut through
the fields. Russian troops fired
on them several times. but the
group reached Austria unframed.
Miss Ferrari fed so suddenly
she was forced TO leave her 81
year-old child in Budapest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-24
Dr.. Leroy w. Hyde, Retired
Eye Specialist, Here Since 20

tirement, he had been a mem
Der Of the consulting staff Of
Children's Hospital and Of the
emeritus staff of Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital.
During World War II he served
with the Medical Advisory Com
mittee to Selective Service.
ANA Member
He was a charter member Of
the Osler (MedicaD Society, a
member of the American Med
ical Association. the District
Medical Society, and two medi-
cal fraternities. M Sigma M
and Sigma MI.
He is survived by his widow,
Elizabeth K. Hyde of 480l Con-
Inecticut avenue NV, the home
address. and a sister, Mrs. Fran
els D. Ross of Arkadelphia, Ark.
Services will be held at pm.
Monday in Gawler's funeral
home, 1856 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Burial, in Arlington
National Cemetery, will be pri-
vate. Contributions may be
made to Children's or Episcopal
Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-24
.S.F.Honcock, "a,
Retired EmpIoye
OF Post Office

Samuel F. Hancock, "A, retired
Post Office Department clerk and
past president of the Temple
Masonic Club. died yesterday at
his home, 1908 Minnesota ave-
nue. Sc.
Mr.. Hancock, a native OF
Chattanooga, Tenn. came to
Washington in 1917 and was
machinist at the Naval Gun Fac
tory until 1923, when he trans
ferred to the Post Office. He
retired in 1943.
He was a member of the Grace
Baptist Church and past master
of the New Jerusalem Masonic
Lodge, No. 9.
He is survived by his widow
Dora K, to whom he was mar
ried so years last December; a
son, Raymond K, Hillcrest
Heights. Md, administrative Off
Ger for the Post Office; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jack B. Hobbs, 1917
Gainesville street Sc; a sister,
Mrs. Charles A. Rossi, Daytona
Beach, Fla, and four grandchil-
dren.
Services will be held at 2 pm
Monday at the S. H. Hines fu-
neral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be at
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-24
Mrs. Hursch, IS,
Long Resident

Mrs. George w. Harsch, IS, 8
District resident since 1900, dice
yesterday after a brief illness.
Mrs. Harsch, the former Anna
Berger, was a native of Cincin.
natl. She was active here in the
Red Cross, the YWCA and the
Central Union Mission and wa.
IA member Of Calvary Baptist
Church. Her home was at 83E
Jefferson street NV.
Mr.. Harsch. a Labor Depart.
ment discussing officer, died ir
1947.
Survivors include three sons
Gordon, of COL Quintana place
NV; Erwin, of Belmont, Mass.
and Raymond, of Atherton
Calf; four grandchildren anc
three great-grandchildren.
Services were to be held at
pm. today in the S. H. Hine.
Funeral Home. 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in Gin.
cinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-24
Edward G. Bern,
Airline Executive

Hampstead, N. Y, Nov. "a
@.-Edward G. Bern. vice pres
Iident of Panagra pan Ameri-
Ican-Grace Airways) for sales
and traffic, died yesterday al
his home in nearby Soaring
town. He was SO.
Mr.. Bern established his own
flying service in 1921. AS presi-
dent of K. C. Always, he print
ed the first air service schedule
i'm America and offered the first
enclosed airplane for his pas.
Sengers.
Before joining Panagra II
1949. he had been a vice presi.
dent Of Peruvian international
Always and a vice president o.
American Airlines.
Mr.. Bern, a native of Chicago
began his career in aviation In
the Army in World War 1. Dur
ing World War II he was gen.
eral manager Of Hughes Air.
craft Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-24

DR.. Leroy Walter Hyde, 66, q
retired eye specialist who prac-
ticed here for 80 years. died
Thursday morning at Garfield
Hospital, where he once served
as chief of the archaeological
service.
The highly regarded physician
a graduate of the University OF
Virginia Medical School, had
lived in the District for SO years
His Offices, before his retirement
in 1850 because of poor health
were at 1901 ! street NV.
A native of Beekmantown
N. Y, DR.. Hyde completed his
training at the university in 1916
having already received a degree
i'm pharmacy.
Here in 1920
He started his Washington
practice in 1920 after serving
as a first lieutenant in the Medi-
cal Corps during World War /
He was stationed in France from
July, 1913, to April, 1919.
In addition to having served
as chief of the ophthalmological
service at Garfield before his re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-24
Alma Whitaker,
.CoIumnist on Coast

GLENDALE, Calf, Nov. "a
.(P.-Alma Whitaker, syndicated
columnist and feature writer for
the Los Angeles Times more
than 80 years, died at her home
yesterday.
She was the widow of Jerome
B. Reynolds, an orange rancher
who died in 1852. Her first hus-
band was Harold Whitaker, who
died in 1910. Born in London,
Mrs. Whitaker grew up in South
Africa.
She came to California in 1905
and she joined the Times in
1910. Her first assignment was
a prize fight. Thereafter she
wrote on subjects ranging from
golf to women's fashions. She
did column, Sugar and Spice"
for the Times until 1898 and
later feature called Lets Talk
1T Over She retired in 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-24
L. D. Gardner,
Flying Figure

Funeral services for Lester D
Gardner, founder of the Institute
of Aeronautical Sciences, will bt
held at 3 pm. Tuesday in the
Fort Myer Chapel, Arlington
Cemetery, with full military hon.
orS. Mr.. Gardner, an Army Ali
Service veteran of World War /
died yesterday in New York. He
was 80.
Mr.. Gardeners work in avia-
ton included the founding anc
editing of Aviation magazine, the
Journal of the Aeronautical Sci.
lences. and the Aeronautical Engi.
neering Review. He was CHIEF
executive officer of the institute
from its inception in 1882 to his
retirement in 1916.
Honorary pallbearers are Carl
A. Anderson, Preston R. Bassett,
Robert Brown, Edward S. Cha
pin, Charles A. Colvin, George T.
Cottle, Rear Admiral Luis de
Florez, Capt. Walter S. Diehl,
Gen. James H. Doolittle, Hugh
| l.. Dryden, Daniel Edgerly,
George r. Forman, Harry F.
Guggenheim, Jerome C. Hun
Saker, John Jay Ide, S. Paul
Johnston. C. S. Casey Jones,
Fred c. Kelly, Admiral Emory S
Land. Grover Looming, William
P. MacCracken. jr.: T. De Witt
Milling, Earl D. Osborn, 1t. Gen
Donald l.. Putt. John A. San
born, Edward R. Sharp, Elmer
A. Sperry, Alfred v. Verville
John F. Victory and Gill Robh
| Wilson,
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Blood Test Frees Man
jailed Over Child Support

A 21-year-old man, jailed for
failing to support his wife's g.
year-old daughter, was freed
yesterday after medical tests
showed the child could not have
been his.
The unusual case came to
light at a Domestic Relations
Court hearing. called to attempt
a reconciliation between the
couple.
The reconciliation effort was
sought by the wife. who had
sued TO divorce the man sent 70
jail for one-year. nonsupport
term earlier this month.
The husbands attorney, SAM
uel Green. commended yesterday
the man had been tricked into