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political reputation to uphold asl
CALIFORNIA; first capital, was
ready with a surging welcome
Despite the lateness of the Pres
ident's arrival and the swiftnes;
of his drive to the seclusion OF
the Cypress Point Club, severa,
thousand of the city's 25,00(
residents greeted him. Many had
waited for hours at vantage
points near the Southern Pacific
Railroad station area roped of
for the official motorcade. The
citizens respected the wishes of
the First Family by staging no
official reception to delay the
start of restful holiday.
OverlOOks the Pacific
Presidential and press cara
vans parted company as Mr.. Eli
senhower sped five miles to the
super-exclusive green and white
clubhouse where he and Mrs.
Eisenhower occupy a four-room
suite on the second floor with
balconies overlooking the Pacific
and the golf course.
A small army of newspaper.
television and radio and other
correspondents and communica-
Itions men encamped mainly at
Casa Muntas in Monterey. Mr.
Hagerty set up an expansive
press room at the Del Monte
lodge a few miles closer to Cy-
press Point.
Security measures which would
be regarded as routine by Wash
Iingtonians caused something
AKIN to awe among curious Cali
fornians and tireless tourists.
Even the swank Cypress Point
clubhouse, which ordinarily has
only 1875 regular members, was
bathed in special floodlights.
The internationally minded
President finds himself a full
/ fledged iSolationiSt because of
the keep : out regulations en-
forced by the Secret Service and
California State and local police.
A scenic 17-mile drive, worth
driving across continent to see,
leads to the club. But it now
leads the general public and the
press only so far and no farther
\ Cypress Point golf course also
is literally out of this world
so far as anyone except the
President and any invited guests
are concerned. 1t is fenced in
by a 5-foot wire barrier. Resi-
dents hereabouts report that
ldeer-if not antelope-SometimeS
play over the fairways.
4 But for beauty and getaway
from-it-all opportunities the
place is seldom surpassed. II
is an artists as well as a golfer:
delight
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Vice Presidents Father
Suffers Slight Setback

WHITTIER. Calf. Aug "a Q-Frank Nixon father of the
Vice President again in critical condition suffered slight
setback today when kidney complication developed his phy
clan reported.
The Vice President having back from the Republican
National San accepted
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Imported and domestic fobric
all wool tweeds, Shetlonds
and homespuns in two and
three button styles. New pot
terms and solid shades.
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Our superb exclusive clothing in Custom
Quolity' worsted, flannel, eobordine and
tweed. Also outercoots in this select group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-24

Wine-tips in black or brown colt,
straight tips in black or Choir
brown llama Golf and moccosin
toe in brown llama Golf. Ours
alone.
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APPLY DIRECTLY TO THE sHOPPE
OR
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

L-FAA ~ W A1AN VI IL
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Room 200 13fl G ST. NV.
BANK TRAINEES, HIS education
Young 20 openings Mr. Black al
BOYD'S. cor 18th and g NV.
BEAUTICIANS very busy shop. top
SALARY ana commission close NLn-
days Apply or call LEONARJ
HAIR STYLIST. @3lS Wis eve
y n WO seas
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Open Letter to Retired
or Inactive Reserve
Officers

Would an annual income
~ $40 900 with fantsed
monthly minimum Of S400
he a welcome supplement 10
YOUR retirement paw OF an
Improvement over your pres
eut paw Would YOU ENJOY
PROVIDING a real service for
ohicers. NCO's ann petty Of
Acers of the armed .orces2
Would dlFnlhed insurance
representation aboard A mills
tary or naNa, installation IA
the D e -NirElnla Ma ryiard
area he an sppeallne caree!
The OPPORTUNITY awaits Nou
With a company which Is me
oldest and largest mutual
life insurance company deoi-
Gated from IT'S inception 20
serving armed forces person
mel The opportunity awaits
you right here IN this area
You must have a car he
from IS % o. wears 81 sgc.
he in good health You must
have an interest IN iolninr a
specialized company be will
ing 10 take an aptitude test
and accept training
II this opportunity hts INTO
YOUR future plctnre PIC 5se
write GOVERNMENT PER
SONNET MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY 02s
. Connecticut ave suite 5l4
OF call Republic 7-l53O.
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MANICURIST = Excel. opportunity
for right girl. 5-day week; excel
wages; shop closed Mon. Call ROB
ERT & THOMAS. 1901 Conn. ave
n u W0 H-So4R
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WASHINGTONs LARGEST
AND FRIhNDLIEST AGENCY
COME IN AND ENJOY A DELI
CIOUS CUP OF COFFEE AND LEI
US HE P YOU SOLVE YOUR
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HELP-MEh

PERMANENT PoSITION-Long-es.
tablished Wash firm intereStins
work. SIarting salary So. 700. pos
slble advancement to treasurer
Reply in writing giving references
and experience. Box lIU-D, star.
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Full or part time, no lie. req: mod
air-cond. in Alex. Va. 81 30 hr,
and comm, pd vac, hosp. and
surg. lnsur BETTY, DE. 2-2l5O
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ADVERTISING SOLICITOR for mill
tary publication Box SD star
ADVERTISING TRAINEE, type, col
srad. start Sta ABBEY PERSON
MEL, 1888 Eye NV, 81 3-ul9o.
AGENTS and organization reprs-
sentatiyeS - Sell ereetins cards.
glft 1eWelTv IN spare or full TING
Highest profits assured Christmas
line COMPLETE FREE name caro-
samples Write phone or come in
to THE GATTIS CORP. l024 18TH
st. nv, Ma S-6}5b
ASSISTANT TO PROGRAM DIREC-
TOR, Womsn'S orgauiZa .ou; tralnee
position journalism major some
WRITING. editing Excel opportunity
To age ~. $4,000 to start ELIZA
BETH PINKSTON Personnel Coun-
selling Services 1925 Conn. ave.
u " Room Of DI - 80
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SALES INSTRUCTOR, hosiery MGR :.
heavy travel. SIS all expenses.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1885 Eye n W
SALESGIRL
Fiji TIME

Permanent position experience in
infants snG childrens wear pre-
ferred EDIIHS, l223 H St. n e.
SALESLADY-ASST. BUYER for down.
town specially shop. EXper in SELL
ing sportsWear lingerie and Access
SORES. and TO assist owner as asst.
buyer. KOTZIN, 1909 G st NV.
EX 3-O232
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GIRLS

II you want really interesting Job in grow
ing and exciting industry, consider the Tele-
phone Co. What thrill to be able to say
you're part of the communications system
Of this country! You'll receive good starting
pay regular increases many opportun-
tiles for advancement other attractive
benefits . . vacations with pay make new
and interesting friends Don't watt Come see
us at our employment office!
725 18th ST. NV.
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
$50 AM TO 4:so PM
The C. and P. Telephone Co.
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Assistant
General Office

Permanent position and oppor-
t4nitv for young woman TO learn
insurance agency operations Man
agement and underwriting VIII train
Il inexperienced Initiative and in
dividual action required once con-
facts REQUIRE neatneSS. pleasant voice
and good English At least nigh
chool grad Accuracy In tvping i'm
portant. Aforementioned oficeS For
anppif.- nj 1.lb4
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SALESLADY
SAIESTADIFS
SALESLADIES

Full time or part time Excellent
opportunity for aggressive person
with lingerie and sportsweag expert
ence Good starting salary, p.us
profit sharing arrangement and
pleasant surroundings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15

INSTRUCTOR: The John Roberts
Powers Schools is expanding its
operations and needs teacher
must be college graduate, prefer
fashion or art background. At
trsctive. Call DU. t-6646 for
ami
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SEE US FIRST

- 49, - - - ~ =
Whether you're a
salesman or teacher,
office worker or fac
tory employee. You'll
find 1t profitable to
check with us before
changing positions.
One of the largest
mutual insurance
companies with a
complete line Of auto
and general casualty
insurance, fire insur-
ance and life insur-
ance, has an opening
available because of
an expansion pro-
gram. Selection will
be based on aptitude
for the business, gem
eral education and
social mobility. In
come while training,
excellent opportuni-
ty for the successful
applicant. Write Box
1923, Arlington, Va,
giving age education
and qualifications.
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KEY PUNCH OPERATOR for tsbu-
latlng otflce, must be experienced
operator. excellent opportunity 10
get into future electronic control
operation 5-day. 40-hour week
20fs discount on purchases. Free
retirement program. Many other
worthwhile benefits WOODWARD
& LOTHROP. personnel, 18th and
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REAITTICIAN,
Full or part time Prince Georges
shopping center. WA. 7-3S2e.
REAUTICIAN


BEAUTICIAN
Full or part time, no lie. req; mod
air -cond in Alex Va: 81. so hr.
surg. insur BETTY. DE. 2-2l50
after g
BEAUTICIAN-STYLIST, male or
female. excellent earnings for re-
liable experienced operator Also
combination manicurlst-sham
girl ia. "-9S6O
BEAUTY OPERATOR. to work in
new modern 'heauty salon located
IN Spring Valley Apply in person
TED AND ANGELO, 1907 Mass. ave.
nv
BEAUTY OPERATORS-Need . men
and women hair StylistS Guar
snteed salary plus 50's commits
Work any hours YOU like. day OF
eve. Also manlcuristS needed
RIA 3-a6Ou
BEAUTY OPERATOR-ENper $50
salary plus sos comm. Busy salon
air COMO ia. 3-66Jl
BEAUTY OPERATOR. full or part
time; 81 80 per hr and commits
sion Penguin heatlesS hair DRYERS;
ir- cond; good hrs. 10. 2-6f33;
ewes. 10 1-36a0
BOOkKEEPER, general ledger ex-
perierce; profes Sional ONCE ex-
cellent opportunity. CO 5-54Sl
BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIST. exper
for Alex firm doing business for 80
yrs, must have refs Box 412-H
Star
BOOKKEFPER ASSISTANT, age 10
~ large distributing CO. ) days;
S65 No reg fee MANAGEMENT
CONSUL TANTS. INC. Suite 1901
Wash BLDG 1875 G NV
BOOKKEEPER, for small business
Apply IN person l3n5 q 81. NV
BoOKKEEPER-CA CASHIER. loan com
pany. experience preferred. Immed-
late opening. excellent salary,
pleasant working conditions IN r.
nance ofhcc silver Spring MARY
land All modern employee benefits.
Apply IN person or phone JU =
53l3 for APPOINTMENT N G sum
mors CAL VERT CREDIT CORP
SO Eastern ave silver Spring,
No
BOOKKEEPER experienced for real
estate Office 5-day wk. excel.
working cond TEMPLE REALTY
co ll03 * 81 NV Elk $500.
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International firm, under b dntn
Ofc mgr patent records $50 so
Secy. some bkkpg. Sill Spg. SIS
Secy to chief librarian - 500
Clerg -StenoS llOl SIPS Il
DlCtaphone Secy assoc. - 500
Steno. temp Is mos To q 600
BOOKKEEPERS- ASSISTANTS
Adm asst keep recOroS SO plus
Bkkpr Secy ST. Spg $50
Bkkpra restaurant S65 plus meals
Bkkpr. some typ ms exp 80
Inventory CLERK some typ S60-Sdh
Asst bkkprS several $50
OTHER OFFICE POSITIONS
ReCcp -tvpiSl law Office stu sta
Editoria typiSt IBM u
,lerk-typists Chevy Chase ~
StatISt typiSt reuef PIX $50
Credit ClCrk-tvpiSt Mt Rainier 80
Clcrs-typist as OCiatlon SO
PIX -typist Slller spring 500
Clerk-typiStS beginners e55-~hu
Burr Censamatic oprs 90. S6u-Nb.i
File clerk h So young - >
Inventory clerk ne. 10
ryplsts relief PIX -
Clerk-typISt Sll SpR ~
Underwood Sundstrand opr. Sb5
Credit clerk ne Sb0->ba
Cs>hier-typlst. real estate STD
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
4 trA n Tp,I1, .nE
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HELP-WoMEN
ACCOUNTANTS b

ACCOUNTANTS bookkeepers so
Ht4p VIZ constr real estate bank
ms = OPENINGS daily. finest in
city OpenlnRS tlpists Secy.. cash
lers recepl ;cl Ops See Nj Black
a. BOYD'S Est 80 yrs. Ma s.
.3i, cor Eth and G NV
ACCOUNTING CLERKS 30 OPEN
insSl excel salary MR. BLACK
at BOHD'S. cor 18th and q SIS
nv tNh S234Ol
ACCOUNTANTS OPEN
D. c. EMPL. EXCHANGE
WHITE AND COLORED
StenographcrS Ton sal
Clerk-typiStS 50 vp IN $40 up
5alesglris dept, store eXper $50 up
mattresses. ", colored Top sal
CountergirlS 50
Fountain girls SIS
Cooks 81
Nurses aides SIS
ChamhermaiuS eXper. So 80
Maids domestic 10 S35
Laundry workers all tvpes S35
Shlrt press operators SD
Salad girls $40
MANY OTHERS All. TYPES
15l2 9th st. NV. no 3-55lo
IL
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HELP WOMEN tcont. J

ADMIN. ASST. to cafe mgr. type,
near Sc. $50 meals ABBEY PER
MEL. 1888 Eye NV. ST. 3-0la0.
Admin SecvS to Sc 600
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PART-TIME SALESMAN mems Store
WANTED
s MEN

age No canvaSsine S4Qn 10 $50
month To start Call RIA. 6-llS6
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HELP-WoAEN

CREDIT MANAGERS ASSISTANT
under 40. for old established retail
Eur store, Must be thoroughly ex-
Excellent opportunity for person
interested in permanent position
CAPITOL FUR SHOP. 1908 @ 81.
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: { COLUMBIA 81 III IL; 4 $ :
PARTIAL LISTING ONLY
EMPLOYERS PAY BEES

FOR FOLLOWING POSITIONS
CT ERIK -TYPISTS 10 81 s;oo
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR 10 E G00
SECRETARIES 4 6o0
SIENO .3u-2 90 IN
TNPTST- CASHIER 000
IYPTST Girl FRIDAY ian
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PART TIME
SAB PER WEEK

Men 2I-55 must be free to work
either 3 ewes a week. to 10. Sat.
9 10 4, or / mornings . am to /
pm Can work both shifts If de-
sired Car necessary. White Apply
IN person at 1905 Wisconsin ave.
NV Mon at / a m or p m sharp.
This IS an unusual opportunity
Mnrih a. MIC inNn.i ina I'm
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3-4 THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D, C.
SUNDAY, JULY Is, 1886
HElP-MEN Cont.
BUILDER NEEDS OPERATOR TO

Bl TLDER NEEDS OPERATOR for
ID-9 loader; eNper, construction
worker considered sober with good
ref and car, FL 4-6S5n.
CHRISTMAS CARDS LA excep-
tlonallv distinctive greetings all
hig-yolume sales line includes many
cards specially deslgue,; for Susl-
ness firms and professional people
All popular subjects ite price
range. Uneoualled in lavish treat
ment unusual Illustration high
quality stock Up to 81 To 500
commission on esrn sale Full or
part time EXper'en,e unncCesSarv
Cd established frm For complete
sample kit rite PROCESS CORP
1850 S Troy Dent Y ChicaEo 23
IT,
NATIONAL FIRM has immediate
oDenings for 3! salaried representa-
tivoS Previous sales experience is
desirable but not essential Posi-
tlol offers ihorough tralnnp lead
Inc 10 to 5-t1eure income Excel OBJ
p9rtunlty lc advancement in
rapidly expanding orCsnlzation
UneXcelleo pension and group in
surance benefits Write briefly,
giving facts about yourself lncmd-
held in confidence. Box l@SB
Star
fART-TIME SALESMAN. men s store,
college student pref Several eyes,
> 10 nm. and Sats Year-round
$500 Ga. ase RA. $4,000.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY for the
man 3 to ) wears out af college
whose present position does not
offer SUFFICIENT challenge advance
ment or earnings II YOU have a
sound business background abihty
20 organize YOUR efforts and can
operate independently GnGcr your
own SUPERVISION. RELYING ON your
own judgment and initiative and
make YOUR own decisions. YOU may
Mt into our Orgapi7ati1n Those
appointed will receive thoroueh
training ard ADEQUATE ircome lille
lesrng Write stating uualificR-
tons TO Box 4S3-H star
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Ase $50 immed opening. Mus
have knowledge OF MGR book
teepinc machine Should have hasi,
accounting tipping and be CAPABLE O
handling confidential work Starting
alar' - 400 TO 81 500 Oppor
tuitieS TO advance lO-hr. wk, snnus
leave and sick leave Rotiremen
pl" Air-cnnd bids When apply
ing Rive sge education ana eXper
Box tSu-D. star
CASHIER. 3 evenings 70 II D m
Sunday o n .. WOOLAWN PHAR
IA --3luO
CASHIER AND NOVELTY STANI
ATTENDANT. Apply WILSON LINE
Pier I Main ave and n ST sw
CASHIER-Permanent position FOL
experienced girl Good salary with
all company benefits See Mr.. NE
BANE, 32ll r l. ave. Mt Rainier
Nj
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Production
Assistant

Are you handy with E paste
pot snd shears Have YOU
All interest IN typography and
layout Have YOU gerU.ne
desire to 90 production WORK
In the periodical publication
fieid The EXPANDING pro
hcatIon program Of the Amer
lean Chemical Society has
opened up OeelnHns posi-
tlon nfferlng eXcellen career
opportunities, in which YOU
msy De interested Write
Production Manaeer ll55
18th st. nv. INCLUDE salary
requirements
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A CAREER IN SALES
PROCTOR & GAMBLE

he Proctor 4 Gamble Co 1,
looking Tor = few men prefcrably
college trained "2-2g years OF aeo
with ,irons sales interest who ear
progress IN sales work Advancement
IN position depends only upon lnitia,
tive ability ana performance
Our training program makes pre-.
vioGS sales experience unnecessary
PlcaSlne but fOrcCtnl pPrsunality de.
termination to succeed ara higf
moral character are essential re-.
Qulrcments Good starting ,alarS
plus opportunity to earn sunstantia
bonus Excellent plans for proai
sharing disability beuent and lilt
insurance Car furnished and ex.
penSeS paid
Write Mr. r. B Parsons 6OI
Mathieson Bids Baltimore Md
Do not apply IN person or by phone
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CLERICALS

Inventory extension work
Must operate adding machine
stewart THE YOUNG MEMS
SHOP, 1919 F ST. NV
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CASHIER

For rental dept Of large real
estate co must be exper Some
tvpine required. Pleasant working
conditions ) dayS. ga hours
bonus. free insurance and many
othcs company benefits Apply
CAFRITZ co. l424 X 81 nv Per
sonnel office Room 3lg
CASHIER-CIERK, DAY work. short
hours vacation with pay hospital
benefits Apply IN person. Mrs
SIS ne
CASHIER-CLERK- White at CHAR
counter IN drue store 6-day wk
no SUNDAYS Ewes 81 S45 per
wk Upton & MYERS. 400 l4th
81 NV
CLERICAL position for recenI high
schoo! graduate, some typine NE
$3.50 L.
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AVIATION SECY.. 5000
Bakery Sales Clerks

immediate opening available in
oul ROSSI YN and SHIRLINGTON
VA HOT SHOPPES
Excellent working conditions en-
ploye purchase discounts, and eN-
Cellcnt pay Meals and uniforms
furnished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Select positions in PUBLIC RE
LATIONS. CAPITOL HILL LAW
EDUCATION. Z NJ B A SSIE S AND
COMMERCIAL nEEIGEG
MANY to $40

Various ana interesting fields in
select ofhceS
Annette D. Tatelman
- Woodward Bldg RE -4ll4.
,33 10th St NV at H
ADMIN sECY.. pub rel $50
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CASHIER

Must be experienced on MGR zoo
machine Excel salary, steady en-
ploymeHt. i-day vk with many
ccmpanv benefits ASK Mr. Strauss
EISEMAN.S Z 81 AZ Gth NV
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ACCOUNTANTS
BOOKKEEPERS
CLERK TYPISTS
SECRETARIES

MANY Openings f0r BeRlnnc
PARTIAL IST-35-HR WK
AGES II TO 30
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SFCY a-3 n Arl. :
=. PIX oper ll-9!.3u 81 90
ALEXANDRIA
'EPr PIX, typ =
mn H. 30 -. IN
EMP. AG(
ADM. SECY. S85

@334 Wilson Blvd Arl ia. 80
OIL King St, Alex. Kl 9-5O
lN4 L Broad Fails Oh. JE -.
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The seven were selected for
future assignment in the fields
of accounting, general admins
tration, personnel, real estate.
supply and transportation. Two
came from the ranks of postal
employees and five were selected
from the Civil Service Commits
sion's Federal Service Entrance
Examination registers.
They will undergo a six-month
period Of orientation and be ro-
tated in work assignments in the
department in Washington be-
fore being assigned permanent
Jobs.
PIG PAINTERS - No person
getting a Government job ever
believed he would be called on
to paint pigs. Not painting pic.
lures of pigs, that is, but paint
ing the pigs themselves.
But it happened in Tokyo.
where General Services Admin
istration has an Office.
The office handles purchases
in that area for the Interna-
ton Cooperation Administra-
tons foreign aid program. 1t
was called on to supply 265, 900
day-old chicks, 2,346 rabbits and
1910 young pigs to be sent to
Saigon, Wet Nam.
The law requires that such
contributions must be clearly la
bele,. as gifts of the American
people. The label has to be in
two languages-English and the
Language of the recipient.
You can't paint a label on a
chick, or on the fur of a rabbit.
So the labels were put on the
crates in which they were
shipped. But when it came to
the pigs it was agreed the letter
of the law required the lettering
on the pigs.
So stencils were obtained with
the required statement in the
two languages. And the GSA
staff went to work seeing to it
that each piglet had the label
painted On its side.
SPOTLIGHTED - Robert C..
Burton, who Joined the National
Bureau of Standards in June,
1855, as a mathematical student
trainee and was later advanced
to a GS-5 mathematician, has
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ethical considerations involved
in the diagnosis of suspected
nonparalytic polio cases. The
National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis pays for the care
of polio victims only.
Mysterious Diseases
Yet, DR.. PARROT told the group.
from SO to rs per cent of the
so-called nonparalytic polio
cases are not caused by the polio
virus at all.
These nonparalytic polio like
maladies are often termed
"aseptic meningitis syndromes. -
They are mystery diseases,
caused by varying types of vi
ruses.
The Salk vaccine, of course,
has no effect against these nom
polio viruses. Sometimes per-
sons falsely blame the vaccine
for ineffectiveness when they
become victims of one type of
these nonpolio viruses.
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far this year in the District
four were nonparalytic. OF
these four, two had no vaccine
one child had been given one
injection and the fourth had
been given two injections.
OF the five paralytic cases,
three had not had any vaccine
and one. a 35-year-old woman
had been given one injection.
Three Vaccination Shots
The standard vaccination pro-
gram consists of three shots,
the second six or more weeks
after the first, and the third
from six months to a year after
that.
One doctor declared he is
ready to give booster shots to
persons who have had three in
jections. He said many doctors
will do this shortly before the
next polio season opens next
spring.
Last year Dr. Robert Parrott,
chief of medicine at Children's
Hospital here, called a meeting
of area health department heads
and others interested in polio.
The meeting was to study the
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is tickle. The malady may
strike different areas hard only
occasionally.
For example, before the use
of the vaccine. the District re-
ported 1874 cases in 1850 and
the following year only 66.
Supply Once Very Scarce
The famous Salk vaccine UNI
derwent a number of field tests
during 1854. including a pilot
project in Fairfax County. Last
year was the first year of mass
incubation against the disease,
but the supply Of the vaccine was
limited.
AS late as last spring the Dis
trict and county health depart
ments were continually beseiged
with calls from frantic parents
begging for the vaccine. Now,
however, there is such an album
dance of it that health depart
ments are begging for children
to be brought to free clinics.
OF the nine cases reported so