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Evening star., 1956-12-28

/ LOS ANGELES. Dec. % R.-
Joe Kuharich of the Washington
Redskins and Forest Evashevski
Of Rose Bowl-bound Iowa were
lhonored last night by the Los
Angeles Times as the top foot
ball coaches of 1856.
The big. good-natured Kuha-
rich. who brought his Redskins
back from three opening defeats
to title contention in the Ma
tional Football League, was
picked as the pro coach OF the
year by a special selection board.
More than-l 900 sports person.
alities attended the dinner, the
l4th annual affair sponsored by
the newspaper. here last night.
The board picked Evashevski
as the college coach Of the year
because Of the tremendous Job
he did with Iowa. His team did
not figure in preseason predic-
tions. yet won the Big Ten title
and the Rose Bowl berth.
Evashevski also has been
named coach Of the year by the
Washington Touchdown Club
and will receive an award at
that clubs annual dinner jan
uary IL at the Sheraton Par1
Hotel in Washington. The WASH
ineton organization has not yet
announced IL pro football selec-
tions.
Among those applauding
Evashevski here last night was
Tommy Prothro. head coach OF
Oregon State. Iowa's Rose Bowl
opponent Tuesday.
Other awards: Baseball.
Mickey Mantle. New York
Yankees: basketball college /,
Bill Russell. University Of San
Francisco: tamateurl James p.
walsh. Phillips Oilers. football.
'co1ege) Paul Hornung. Notre
Dame; tprol Frank clifford.
Evening star., 1956-12-28

Aussies Win finoI Singles for Dovis cdb
Rout Pooe All
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ming Davis Cup team and I
expect to be back next year."
he said at the Davis Cup
presentation ceremonies.
Such a remark was sig
nificantly missing in a
speech by Ken Rosewall,
who is expected to sign a
pro contract with Jack Kra-
mer this week end.
Meanwhile, Kramer an
nounced he has offered Hoad
and Rosewall 10000 Aus
tralian pounds 1857, ,200)
each tax free to sign a two
year contract.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
Hurricane Jackson Pressed by Cubon

over the hard-hitting Cuban
Referee Milt Goldstein gave
Jackson his widest margin. 97-si.
Judge Julius Goldman scored II
1892. while Judge Les de Ca
mara saw il 96-o4.
Mederos staggered Jackson,
from Far Rockaway. N. Y, sew
eral times but failed TO press his
advantages. jackson couldn't
make any headway In the early
rounds and had 70 call on 4 late
rally 70 take the decision.
Evening star., 1956-12-28

fWhttewdIls Slightly Addtttondll
Price Tor Tire and ReconGiiioned Tube
REMEMBERI These ere IooeS 6ssds
A cold rubber FULLY RETREADfD
SlDEWALL TO SIDEWALL TIRES.
NOT ths inferior rseeps. Mounted end
dsSoWntsd free now end effsS wintsE.
Evening star., 1956-12-28
Football Games
On Radio and TV

SATURDAY
Gator Bowl, Pittsburgh VS.,
g eorgia Tech, WTOP and
WTOP-9. las pm.
Blue-Gray at Montgomery
Ala, WRC and WRC-4. LAS
pm.
East West at San Francisco,
WRC and WRC-4, 4:45 pm.
SUNDAY
Pro championship. Chicago
Bears at New York, WRC radio
2 pm; WRC-4 TV at las pm
Evening star., 1956-12-28

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. 2s Up
Tommy Hurricanel jackson
top-rated heavyweight conten-
der. punched out a unanimous
but narrow l0-round decision
over unranked Julio Mederos In
the Milwaukee Arena last night.
jackson weighed 1854. Mederos
1884.
jackson, scoring his 2eth VIC
tory IN "a starts. was never able
q build Up q comfortable lead
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Dodgers Broudcusters

BROOKLYN, Dec. 28 R.-
The Dodgers announced today
that Vim Scully. AL Heller and
Jerry Doggett again will be the
Dodgers ra adio-television an
nouncing crew in 1857.
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HOAD VIRTUALLY
RULES OUT SHIFT
TO PRO RANKS

ADELAIDE, Dec. % (P.-
Lew Hoad virtually put to
rest today reports that he
may turn professional.
Il was happy to be a
member Of Australia's win
Evening star., 1956-12-28
By GEORGE HIIRER

George Washington's football
squad took of for FL Paso, Tex.
today to meet Texas Western
Tuesday in the Sun Bowl game
Prior to this mornings de.
Iparture from National Airport
the Colonials went through Their
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HfLp-WoMEN

for active business
oflee; permanent position, b-dayl
Wk.: annual and sick leave, paid
group disqualification: salary open;
pleasant working conditions: con.
yenient leeation. Call no. 2-1k20l
iissG e Il; tor sPDs once typ.
ing and feeeptionist dntiesi ex.
cellent WORKING eonditions and
unlimited opportunity for aayanee-l
CORP. 55f7 r. ]. ave. Nj. Rainier.
cEERK.TYPIsT-Por snsinesr's Of
1tr-eond. ofhces: perm. position.
Can sun. and ewes. ST. 3-iss4.
CLERK.TYPIsT. Is TO IS. for per-
manent once position: typinG speed
not essential: hours, $3.50 an. teI
sick leave. non profit cafeteria for
ssm ra e. ei LSe Is SUE
cLERK -TYPIsT, ideal Job for some
one interested In working for auto
mobile dealership. located in Fails
Church: We. u. z-lf77 after 2
cLERk.TYfIsf for senerai once
work. in small eonseniai branch Of
Eeii-known life insurance co.,, Of
nee COW. located nf Mclean Gar
dens On Wis. ave-: excel. oppor. for
advancement for capable efieientI
girl with initiative and good per-
sonality to meet the public. Call
Mr.. cRocKET at Wo. 6-650Q.
ERK-TYPIsfs-Ail kinds Of IN
teresting positions: all ages; Sh0-I
$50 VIZ. RECEIPT. -typist, PIX TWISTS.
Mas Evans. BoYD's. cor. 18th and
cIERK-rYPIsT, knowledge Of short
hand helpful: interesting perma-
nent position In insurance once;
ms ms, a!AaDNER. M. $3.50; foT
ciERK.TYPisT, experienced. type
at Least IS W.p.n start At x55 per
week; 5-hT. day, 6-day wk.; over
time work at time-and- half when res
auired; paid vacation and sick
leave; free family medical and
disqualification plan; air conditioned
once near Library Of Congress. For
appointment, call MISS BRYAN
Ii. 10000. lis
CLERK-TYFIsT-oood opportunity
TO work and learn in doWntoWnl
automobile dealership Aif-eondi-
toned once and e0ngenial associ-
ates. See Mr., Moran.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.
1880 Conn. Ave.
AAeFoeE from the Mayfi0WeT'
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HFLp-WoMrh

COMPANION. live IN; 2 afterneens
on. Aeala. pvt. I'm. NJ. bath in
exchange for eompanionship. No
salary. 1882 Ingraham st. NV.
coUNTER GIRLs and part-tins
cashier. white. age 2l-3e: expert.
eneed. for cafeteria, Apply IN per.
son. HARRINGTON HOTEL. Kiteh.
etertas 1lth and : SITS. nv. Ne
phone calls. Ia
DENTAL ASSISTANT. Hyattsvifls.
State age. marital status and ex-
perienee. Box HOG star. --1e
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced
and senuinely interested In dem
ttstry; salary commensurate with
ability. I722 Eye st. NV. NE. O.
1888 or 10. 5-7714. lis
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, white.
21-40, high school graduate. to
week. paid vacation and other en-.
ploye benefits. Call Mr.. SMITH.
DI. 7.3415. for interview. -16
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HELP---MEh
SALES CAREER2

Wash. largest supplier Engineers.
DraftsmeT. Artist materials since
1865, wants dependable men.
Training period salary. other COM
pany benefits. See Mr.. Kehoe,
MuTH CO.. 1889 n. Z. ave. NV.
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TIME FOR A CHANGE?
Are you tired Of vaitins for pay
mort mort Of nsSnpoTsf. due % our sales
promotion program for this 1885
season. Applicants must be agRres.
siVe. dependable. neat and wtiling
to work. We train you. II YOU are
DESTROYS Of making real money.
manaEement possibilities. apply IN
person to sales department. or write
TO MOORE 0REAR MOTORS. 400
Conn; ave. Written replies held
confidential -l6
A LEADING TIRE distributor IN
Alexandria. Va, has opening 10! Q
speciality salesman residing In Va;
Must have car and be able and
willing to work EVENING". Coed
Sefson 10 JOHN W, MAXIM At sin
=. Henry .st.. Alex. Va between
coio r nnd ma 4 Fl or hama,
man: some experience in minor
property repairs: steady worker.
m s0Dsr j Hoessa9s's RRAtTY 'r co. BIZ
18th at. NV. DU. 7-o656. 10 I'll
EXPANDING BUSINESS needs N.
ture manaeers. II you can sell and
wish TO manage variety stores,
apply to Mr.. r. c. DAVIS. 236 p,
Montsomery ave. Rockville. Ma
MAN. coIored. knowledge Of euttins
meat and cooking: references neeee-
sary. Apply In person TALLY-Ho
RESTAURANT. sls nth ST. nv
MAN. living in ne. or Hyattsvllle
phone s ssf VIZ. h RIEY III IA. 'n:sisse es.
Monday only, 9 pm. to 9 pm.
openings for men,
full time; also ] part time: married
men preferred; full time. can aver
age over $500 per week; fully estab-
lisned routes. no cold canvassinE;
steady high earning: no sales ex-
able TO furnish character refer
ences. For details. apply FULLER
BRUSH CO.. Oil National Press
Bldg, 18th and r SITS. NV. or
phone d.. 7-4477 or pI. 1898.
PART-TIaIE. YOUNG MAN or stu.
dent with auto and D, C. permit to
work afternoons. making lew light
deliveries: also little bookkeeping.
salary and car allowance, Box 1s5-
YOUNG MAN to learn mems wear
business In long established store.
Good salary to start. THE QUAIL
I1Y SHOP. 302s Wilson blvd. Ari.
YOUNG MAN. white. between 10
and u. for position OF film in
spector and shipper in l6-mm. Alm
library. No experience necessary.
Hours $40 to 5. = weeks paca-
tim Salary Slao per month. Call
between . and S. ST. 3-6613. --l7
YOUNG MAN as apprentice re-
frigeration mechanic: steady. year
round work. NE. s-4S11. ~
YOUNG MAN. $3.50 YRS. or
AGE. Opportunity for lifetime
career with leading national COM
pany In its held.
New car furnished. Advancement
possibilities unlimited. Minimum
requirement. high school education.
College man given special consider
alton. JU. 5-Sio0. lis
VOTING MAN
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HElP----MgN
''TELL ME
ABOUT THAT SEARS
PROFITS SHARING
PLAN"

Sears employees hear This often,
wherever people gather. Across the
nation. people are beeomins In
creasingiy interested in Job security
-. and more and more are joining
Sears knowing they'll be well
paid while working: well provided
for when retirement day arrives.
And it's not only the pfoft char
ing which intrigliek them. because
that particular beneflt is for the
future. Right now during their ac-
tive working years Sears employees
are enjoying paid vacations, sick
pay group insurance and hospitals
zation. employe discount and best
Of all, ccngeniai working conditions
that let every man do his bestl
Yesi Sears 10 . wonderful place 70
work.
Right now We are selecting q num-
Der of men 70 train for q new sell
inR deId. Those chosen will be be-
tween - and so, and not neces-
Sarily with previous sales experi-
enee. But they must like people
and like to talk 70 peopiei They
and clear records. Honest men,
80 SNA NA$~1~t
After a short. but intensive and
pleasant training assignment. these
men can confidently look forward
TO making al least $1S5 per week.
The records show scores Of our men
earning SO. a00- 50 400 per ". and
other dozens paying income taxes
on 5-ligure incomesi
n you're willing 10 work. we're
willing TO pay. And. about advance
ment. there's plenty OF room ct the
top when you sell for 6earsl
Contact Mr.. Mather
BETWEEN IL AM. AND PM
At HOTEL MANGER- HAMILTON.
i4th AND X STE, NV.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
JAN. 10 AND IA
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
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ADVERTISING
COPYWRITER

Permanent position for one experi-
snssd IN writing al types Of sen .
fast typist. state age. experiences
Ano salary expected, BOX 305-0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16
S1111 III. !;


! began in this business In 1919
while still q student in college. NY
first year after graduation in 1880,
earned Sll,l12.4l Is q salesman
in the field with no previous sales
experience.
A friend Of mine earned over $4,000
his FIRST wear while stu student
IN college,
Another friend worked in our bust.
ness Tor over two years while still
full-time student and averaged
over SlUU per week,
II YOU are not afraid of old-fabh-
Toned work and interested in build
ms q career in sales, would be
happy to discuss our business with
YOU and your wife.
II presently employed. will consider
a man starting on supplementary
income plan with thought In mind
OF later becoming permanently as
ISOLATED with VS..
Call XII. D-uuSj, n am. TO pm,
daily. Leave name. address. home
phone. viii call you back to ar
range for interview III
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GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
1i35 2lst ST. NV. IL
CHARWOMAN

CLERK, for general once work. for
wholesale candy and tobacco COM
pany. Must be alert and accurate
with figures: 40-houv week. Apply
in person. 6gI4 4th st. NV. lis
general once work: some
typing necessary; varied duties: not
dull routine: pleasant work In
sseesnt stapsns ssry A Msek
IN person. See Mr.. NoRMAND
general duties. for
old established moving, and storage
concern: must have refs. and exper.
Apply UNION STORAGE CO.. I0S
E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mi nw once of
national publication has OPENING
varied once duties. pleasant work
ing conditions: good salary. 5-dayI
RECEPTIONIST--
High school graduate to work in
real estate ONCE. Good hours. va
ton. Mus; have ability to work
with figures. Interesting duties.
salary open. II interested. call Mr..
CLARK. DI. 7-S6o5 for appoints
CLERK IsRi .rYPrsr, white. az. ai.s4o.
national association. 5-day wk,
many other employees. MINIMUM
SMITH. DI. T-3415 for interview.
cLERK-TYPlsT. Alternate hours
each wk, Z am.-3 pm. and 3 p.rn.-
IL pm. Pleasant working conds.
Insurance. other benefits Perm.
position, Apply assistant manaser.
HOTEL WASHINGTON, 18th and
pa, ave. NV, --17
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Career Opportunity
VETERANS
0sALEs TRAINEEs)

Earn SIS daily while training TO
assist manager. $500 monthly mimi
mum guarantee. Apply p to 10 am.
lO2h Vermont ave. NV. suite IOl.
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN
PARKLAWN

1850 Rockville pike q miles north
Of Bethesda Naval Hospital. liz
Statesmen ~. FENCING; expert.
anee: opportunity for right man 70
become sales manaser. TO. s-66s5
statesmen. are you iooking fol
honest; disnited employment which
conner We have two such posi-.
!. lions open for mature or retired
men. Only men Of highest char.
acter considered. Full or part
time. Apply In person. See Mr.
ave. NV ssA Ae -i7 ~"
BALESMEN-Earnings limited oniy
10 your effort and time. Five ne.
ure bracket easily available. Sell
storm windows, jalousies and avn
ings for the most reliable. window
nrm in town. Experienced or not;
. Ein :ssa sssS wEATHER-MAsTrf, &c CO.
ekLEsMEN for air conditioning. all
tyres: salary and commission. A. o.
ROBINSON CO.. AU. :t.5J00. ---22
kALESMEN CD To sell new. popular
sisns showing moving MESSAGES eX-
Actly like Times So. rortable--sells
itself when shown. Liberal commits.
Mr.; .sHNIDER. HA. a-s7Si. SO
weekdays for appt. la
statesmen; roofing. siding. and all
new aluminium storm windows, etc
We offer:
I. Financially sound company with
IL years experience.
3. Excellent pay plan to qualified
statesmen.
,. Maximum cooperation with sales
and credit approval
Z. Best men In town to install the
job you sell.
.. Thorough training program for
new men.
Apply 10 to 2. Mon. or Tues. ask
for sales manager. KEYSTONE
ALLOYS CO.. 12lS N. Capitol 81.
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HELP-MEN
SAT.ESMFN ran

examination fls7 yrs.l
Offers security and guarantee 10
start $500 per month tmintmuml ,.
Training program known 70 be tops
in newly recognized deld-expanding
age 25 and up; unlimited OBJ
RE-. 7-6o13 for appt. for interview.
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NFLPMEN

~ sERyIcEMEN, sxperieAesd In
must have b. e. drivers permit;
good pay, paid vacation, group
disqualification. Apply IN person.
6IIp Oeorgia ave. NV. lis
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YOUNG NAN

white. hish school grad
iate, 1924. to drive small delivery
truck for local distributor of ma
,ionaliy known products. Permanent
position with opportunity to adj
vance in accordance with aualihea-
lions. Must be energetic and have
drivers license 5-day 4fi-hour
week. Call NE. e-i723 after $3.50
q M
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Salesmen-Jr. Statesmen
statesmen
statesmen
MANAGERS

Old -line national corporation. one
OF the oldest and largest in its field,
offers local opportunity for men in
terest in substantial income. either
Of sales or maneyement level, Direct
to consumer, low-pressi,re. nom
competitive. and no OF seasons. We
do not sell any sort OF manufae.
tured product, nor insurance. edu-
estspn Os sysi
able In Arlington, Fairfax Alexan-
dria. MONTGOMERY or Prince Georges
areas Car REQUIRED. For locsl in
terview, telephone Mr.. DOYLE. CO.
$1,000. Monday. 0 to 5, or write
Box 3(D9.G, star.
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MAN WITH CAR
TIME FOR al CHANGE2

Big sarninss: ne szDeEisnss zses.-
'n.V.. 10 an. 70 5 pm. daily.
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AUTOMOBILE TITLE CLERK, ideal
Job for someone interested in work.
ing for automobile leadership, To-
Gated In Falls Church, Va. JE.
a-uf7 after 2 pm. daily. lis
ACCO UNTANT-
B00KkEEPER, for Ford dealership.
Apply In person to EDMONDS
MOTORS. 329S Wilson blvd, Ar
hngton, We. --22
BEAUTICIAN. young enthusiastic
styliSt. salary open, plus commits.
sion; 5 days. Cali LA. 6-9707.
BEAuTIcIAN. to work in Bethesda's
largest salon: salary and commits
sion; no sveninRs. OIL. 4-12I8 or
OL, Z-b4I5. lis
BEAUTICIAN MANICURIsT. full,
time. perm. position Apply Ia per-
son. RuDINo. 1858 Conn. ave.
BILLING CLERK. Is 70 40. must be
good At dgures, some typing, PASS
physical examination: 5-day, 40
mr.. week, all employe benefits, SAL
ary open, THE GLIDDEN Co, 1923
18th Ct. NE. Ii. T-3064, LII
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full or part time. In
our sales dent: servicemaIi. eollege
men. Govt. workers twhitei. Call
OF. 4.61fS3 for appt. --1S
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YOUNG MAN

To learn retail shoe business. Re.
turnine veterans welcomed as ap-
plicants; experience not necessary:
q permanent position for the right
man. fine opportunity for advance.
nient Apply promptly to Mr..
Lawrence. mgr. HANOVER SHOE
STORE. $50 Pa. ave. NV. lis
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COLUMBIA
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
ADM. SECY. ST, $500
Editors once, some shorthand.
SECRETARY LEGAL, $500
SECY. PUB. RELATIONS. $500
JOBS, INC.
1140 K 81. NV RE. 1.3lSa
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NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE

American Airlines, Inc.
Americas Leading Airline
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CLERK-TYPIST

Leadins weekly news magazine seeks
] accurate typist who is handy with
figures Excellent opportunity TO
become afiliated with an outstand-
ing organization Offering perma-
nent employment and many com.
pany benefits. One or TIVE years e.
extensive BACKGROUND oyerduaiifies.
can pl, $4,000, Ext. 263. between
0 An. and 3 PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16

10 PHONE CALLS PLEA
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$3.50 Pays
For Eye Loss

A consent judgment for 8
total Of $l8.750 was signed yes.
Iterday by District Court Judge
James w. Morris for the loss OF
sight in one eye suffered by q
boy in June, 1852. when struck
by a shot from an air rife.
The injured boy is Wayne
Pines, IL. who now lives in New
York City. He is the son Of
Rabbi jerome Pines.
Under the consent judgment.
agreed to by attorneys for all
sides. Wayne is to receive half
Iof the total sum for the eye
injury and the father. the other
half for expenses.
The consent judgment is
against Larry Franklin Young
now IA. who the suit said fired
the shot: Larry's mother, Mrs.
Sally Young. both of whom now
live in Brookline. Mass, and
also against the estate Of Larry's
father. the late Harry A. Young.
Mr.. Young died since the Pines
boy suffered the injury.
The shot that injured the
Pines boy was fired near the
corner of Seventh place and
Peabody street NV. according
to counsel.
Rabbi Pines and his son were
represented by attorneys Michael
F. x. Dolan. Leo Looney. EN-
NETT Leo Sheehan and Landon
q. Dowdy.
Attorney Edward Molenod
represented Larry Young. while
attorney Albert Brick represented
Mrs. Young and the late Mr..
YolnR'S estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01

DR.. Paul Dudley White. the
Boston heart expert who has
been treating President Eisen-
hover. is sailing from Los An
|geles tomorrow to record the
heartbeat of a whale.
The job is expected to be fin
|ished in 10 days at the most
giving him time to reach here
for the next presidential health
check.
AT his news conference last
week. Mr.. Eisenhower said his
next health examination would
be between February 10 and Is
DR.. White. who was in Chicago
last night. said that during his
trip I'll be on call for the Presi-
dent all the while"
The National Geographic So.
ciety announced that DR.. White
has received a research grant fol
taking the whales heartbeat
His party win sail to the whale
nursery" waters of Mexico!
Baja California.
The group plans to make ar
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Tote Art Gallery.
Director to Speak

Sir John Rothenstein. director
Of the famed Tate Gallery Of Ar
In London. win speak for the first
time In Washington at S:45 pm
Friday for the Institute Of Con-
temporary Arts in the Corcorar
Gallery Of Art auditorium. !
internationally known as one
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lof Europe's foremost authorities
on the modern art movement
Sir John win discuss 1.-THE Flu
ture Of Painting"
Tickets may be obtained al
the door.
On Sunday. Sir John viii be
guest speaker at 4 pm. at the
National Gallery Of Art. His SUBJ
Iject win be recent Develop
ments In British Painting"
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electrocardiograna Of o gray
whale in its natural habitat.
Human Clues Sought
The project climaxes years Of
studying animal heartbeats for
clues to the mysteries Of the
human heart.
The expedition also includes
DR.. Robert L. King. Seattle car
biologist; James L. Lenks. IT.,
Cambridge, Mass; Samuel W.
Matthews and J. Baylor Roberts.
of the National Geographic staff.
/ DR. White believes that study
Iof hearts of widely varying sizes
lmay illuminate features Of the
human heart that doctors do not
fully understand. For instance,
what may De considered an all
ment or malfunction today may
jim reality be only a result of in
dividual variance in the size OF
the muscle.
For more than Is years, re-
searchers have successfully re-
! corded heartbeats of animals
ranging from mice to elephants.
i The heart OF a mouse races along
at 800 or more beats a minute,
compared to an elephants 30-to-
40 a minute. The human rate is
usually 10 to so.
Small Whale Tested
Three years ago. Dr.. White
and other scientists made an
electrocardiogram Of q small, l.
ton white whale. Its heart rate
was only IL to 20 beats a minute
and the heart was about the size
of an elephant heart.
The gray whale, weighing 80
to so tons at full size. Is the big
gest Of all mammals. The doctors
estimate its heart weighs as
much as ESQ pounds.
DR.. Whites party viii fire
electrical contacts into the big
whales, with crossbows or har-
lpoon guns. The whale viii find
itself towing a light sea sled.
Aboard the sled will be trans
|mitters broadcasting the heart
beat to nearby small boats.
Besides the National Geogra-
phic, the expedition is being
sponsored by the Navy. the Fish
and Wildlife Service, the Scripps
institution Of Oceanography and
Alaska packers.
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Powell Heuds GU Drive

John Z. Powell. Washington
attorney and Georgetown Uni
lyersity law professor. has been
named 1856 national chairman
Iof the university's Alumni An
nual Giving Fund. The giving
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vote. Now you can do so-if
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Building. It's time to qualify.
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fund, now in its third campaign
year, helps to defray operating
costs Of the university last
year. $l17.750 was collected from
|2,965 donors.