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TIERS
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LIKES PAPER; WANTS TO
HEAR FROM OLD FRIENDS

To The Editor:
Believe it or not, ] get more
pleasure out of your paper than
any reading material we receive in
Subic Bay, Philippines. 1t is my
closest contact with home.
Inasmuch as ! am writing this,
I might as we'll say that you put
up a good fight on the courthouse
or County Jail deal. 1t is too bad
that the money could not have
been used to q better advantage. E,
You may print this if you de-
sire. / have not seen one person
from Dare County for the past
three years, and if any boys in the
service are ever out this way, /
would be very glad to see them.
/ may not know the younger gen.
GRAFTON, but I bet will know, their
relatives, OF if not, we would have
a lot in common to discuss.
T. B. BALANCE
Box "a, Navy 3002
Go Fleet Postoffice
San Francisco, Calf.
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,SPORTSFISHING HITTING
PEAK IN DARE WATERS

Sportsfishing, for just about
everything that swims in Dare
Coastal waters has been caught
during June, and reports of excel
lent catches are being made from
day to day.
Spanish mackerel showed up in
large numbers at Hatteras Inlet
and in the surf between the Cape
and Inlet last week. In Hatteras
area many cobia were being caught,
also aboard Oregon Inlet-based
boats, but the hottest spot for this
species still seems to be in the
sloughs near 0cracoke Inlet.
Dolphin, amberjack and king
mackerel were plentiful and dol
phin were running large. An angler
aboard Capt. Willie Etheridge
Jr.'s Chez Chez landed 39-pound-
err, largest reported this. season off
Oregon Inlet. Willie Newsome at
Hatteras stated some dolphin
pushing 40 pounds We're being
taken off Diamond Shoals. "a
BIuefishing Still Tops
Bluefishing in Oregon Inlet wa
tiers is one of the top attractions
for anglers. They average from
3l4s to one and half pounds each.
Best catch reported from Wan
cheese fishing boats during the week
was 160 landed by a party of four
anglers aboard the Caredwynn,
Capt. Jesse Etheridge's cruiser
yacht. In the party were A. r.
Evet, and w. J. Conley, Norfolk
and B. d. Moore, Philadelphia.
Runnerup boat was skippered by
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DOESN'T LIKE CARTOONS
DISTRIBUTING UNION BOSSES

To The Editor:
AS a lover of the Coastland
country and a four-year subscriber,
l hope l may respectfully criticize
your policy on editorial cartoons.
Whoever spends a lot of corpora
ton money to supply this free
service is doing it for only one
reason-to use your paper and
your prestige and reader conf
dence to serve the purposes of
the corporations contributing the
money.
AS businessman, I know what
these purposes are, and have no
quarrel with Che right of the cor
porations who use these services
to attempt to reduce taxes, reduce
union wage scales, discredit labor
leaders, discredit all so-called
"liberal" and progressive" citizens
and public officers who believe, as
l do, that the preservation of a
free democracy demands the same
kind of regulation of business as
of any other group in society.
/ have in front of me the car
toon of March End which shows
a man labeled Labor Union Lead
ers" pumping gasoline labeled
"Union Members Dues" into an
automobile labeled "Labor's Poll
teal Machine, with a sub-caption,
"Now, Who's a Free Rider'?"
think that you and I have to
ask ourselves, who's a free
rider?" when businesses pump
gasoline which can be labeled
Consumer Income" or "Stockhold-
err Profits" 1--WE can take our pick
into an automobile which could be
labeled Business Political Ma
chine.
You are certainly free to take
any side you want to, but I believe
you would best serve "The Ameri-
can Way" if you sometimes pre-
scented both sides of the case and
asked yourself the question wheth-
.er or not this utterly selfish prop
uganda deserves to enjoy the sane
ton of your editorial integrity,
prestige, and interest in the pub
lie welfare.
Sincerely,
SIDNEY DEAN
81 McDougal Street,
New York IL, N. Y.
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in the Inlet near Hatteras village
during the past week. =;
Bottom fishermen and surf cast
ers have also been catching plenty
of founder during the past several
days. In addition to founders other
varieties of bottom fishes now be-
ing caught in Hatteras waters in
clude two species of trout, croaker
and whiting.
Some of the best reports from
bottom fishermen were received
firm Charlie Williams at Avon who
stated that anglers using shrimp
and cut bait in the channels west
of the island in Pamlico Sound
had been making good catches,
everytime they went fishing.
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APPRECIATES THE PAPER

To The Editor:
Enclosed find check for renewal.
l certainly would not want
to miss a copy. l was raised
as a child at Frisco, N. c.,
and while : am compelled to
stay away for business reasons, /
really love the place and people.
I have many, many relatives in
the Cape Hatteras area. Your
Coastland Times really carries the
news.
W.. JOHNSON, sr.
Newport News, Va.
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You can be sure Of the child
you adopt, and sure of keeping
him, only through the use of sound
and legal adoption procedures such
as offered by the Chiidren's Home
Society Of N. c.
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/. JAILED FOR RAPE-In Beau
fort, Frank Boyette, 224year-old
truck driver was to have been mar
ried Saturday, but the night be-
fore, he was jailed on charge of
raping 13-year-old girl.
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1870 DEAD, PRoPHECY-It was
predicted by traffic experts that
100 would die from traffic acci-
dents during the one-day Fourth
of July holiday.
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WASTEFUL BUYING-Reports
continue alleging wasteful buying
by the Pentagon. 1t is said that
% million wooden picnic forks and
spoons were sold at bargain prices
while purchasing continued at,regl
ular prices.
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NEARLY MILLION IDLE

NEARLY MILLION IDLE -.
Upwards of one million former
workers are idle as the result of
the strike of $4,000 members of
steel workers unions. Due to this.
railroads and other industries have
had to lay off many thousands of
their former workers.
BUSES OUT OF BUSINESS
A Negro boycott of bus lines in
Tallahassee, Fla, forced bus lines
b suspend operation. The Negroes
demand equal seating and Negro
drivers. The bus lines threaten to
go out of business.
LONG SENTENCE - Bobby
WRrd 81, Of Smithfield was sem
fenced to 81 to 95 years in States
prison for attempted rape and
serious assault on a 21-year-old
housewife, for house-breaking and
for crime against nature on a
1o-year-old boy.
/ DIES PURSUING MARILYN-
While chasing Marilyn Monroe to
get an account of her wedding
Friday, a woman lost control Of
her car, and was killed. She was
a Russian princess for many years
representing Paris newspapers and
had lived in New York a long
.time-Princess Mara Scherbatoff.
Miss Monroe's third marriage was
to twice-married playwright Ar
thur Miller. :
3 HODGES AT MIAMI-Gover-
nor Luther Hodges, Friday in
Miami told, the Lions International
convention that "if and when So
.cial conditions in the South re-
'quire a change, the change will
take place in much better fashion
If the people are not the object
of forceful pressure from groups
Iuey resent.
ANOTHER LUNATIC CROP.
Another crop of lunatics have
come forward. 1t is people with
neither good manners nor skill, but
who have fast motor boats. They
drive them with complete disre-
gard of others among small boats
occupied by quiet leisurely people
trying to enjoy a family outing.
They are threat to the safety
of innocent people. Because of this
new class of lunatics, man in
Lynnhaven, Va. has tied up his
fleet of 38 small boats for rent,
until something is done to control
those who would be threat to
his patrons. -.
BIG AIRPLANE CRASH-The
wreckage of two airplanes and re-
mains of 127 passengers on the
two ships have been found in the
Grand Canyon in Arizona, lost on
June 30th. Presumably the two
ships crashed, both being off their
courses, and creating the worst dis;
aster in aviation history.
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ASLEEP II WEEKS - John
Wright, IA, Of Pilot Mountain, has
been unconscious for II weeks fol-
lowing a shooting accident on
March 9th. r.
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ashore away from the enjoyment of boating No man
wishes himself his wife, and his children out for
little quiet fishing the risk of their being drowned the
result capers of reckless and foolish squirt in
another boat
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FATHER OF 2 BROWNS -
Willie J. Yancey, AZ, father of
seven children, drowned in 20 feet
Of water while bathing with his
family in Buggs Island lake. '.i
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GRANTS TO CoLLEGEs-sev-.
eral colleges in North Carolina
share in grant of $347, 900 from
the Ford Foundation.
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BROWNS IN FARM POND -
Jasper Franks Jr., IA, drowned
when his boat capsized in a farm
pond near Apex, Wake County.
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100 MILE PER HOUR-While
being chased by officers at the
rate of 100 miles per hour, Law
renee Allen, 23-year-old car sales
man wrecked his car, causing seri-
Gus injuries to three other people
beside himself, near Wendell Sat-
urday. So ,
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GRANTS TO COLLEGES-Sev-
eral colleges in North Carolina 7
share in a grant of $347, 900 from :.
the Ford Foundation.
BROWNS IN FARM POND rs
Jasper Franks Jr., IA, drowned In
when his boat capsized in a ,farnlsth
pond near Apex, Wake County. La
FATHER OF 2 BROWNS 81
Willie ]. Yancey, AZ, father of A
seven children, drowned in 90 feet I
of water while bathing with his b
family in Buggs Island lake. ~ d
ASLEEP II WEEKS - John q
Wright, IA, of Pilot Mountain, has g
been unconscious for II weeks fol-
lowing a shooting accident on Y
March 9th. t,
r JAILED FOR RAPE-In Beau s,
fort, Frank Boyette, 22-year-old h
truck driver was to have been mar ft
ried Saturday, but the night be- 1,
fore, he was jailed on charge of
raping 13-year-old girl. "
1870 DEAD, PRopHECY-It was g
predicted by traffic experts that F
100 would die from traffic acct h
dents during the one-day Fourth a
of July holiday. r,
WASTEFUL BUYING-Reports ii
continue alleging wasteful buying n
by the Pentagon. 1t is said that t.
% million wooden picnic forks and Il
spoons were sold at bargain prices
while purchasing continued at,regI r,
ular prices. -:' n
100 MILE PER HOUR-While c,
being chased by officers at the Ct
rate of 100 miles per hour, Law q
renee Allen, 23-year-old car sales t;
man wrecked his car, causing seri- il
Gus injuries to three other people O.
beside himself, near Wendell Sat- Il
urday. So
SURPLUS IN WASHINGTON A
Reports from Washington indicate G.
that the U. S. Government will n
wind up with two billion dollar "
surplus, for the past fiscal years d
operations. &
THAT WOLFE GIRL - Dawn tt
Wolfe, a % year old coed has 7
pursued Prof. Joseph Cohen, "a, o
so avidiy at the University of n
Illinois, that he has appealed to L
the courts to stop her from send fl
ing him mash notes, telephoning u
him day and night and showering Il
him with gifts. h
NEGRO DRIVER FREED-Ver-
mel Sans, a negro truck driver, "
was absolved by investigating of n
ficers of any blame in connection t
with the death of two 25-year-old G
men, Elmer Gilliken and Charles J
Lewis of Beaufort, who ran head S
on into potato truck driven by {
Sans. ,.. a
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SURPLUS IN WASHINGTON
Reports from Washington indicate
that the U. S. Government will
wind up with a two billion dollar
surplus, for the past fiscal years
operations. 81
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BUSES OUT OF BUSINESS
a Negro boycott Of bus lines in
Tallahassee, Fla, forced bus lines
10 suspend operation. The Negroes
demand equal seating and Negro
drivers. The bus lines threaten to
60 out of business.
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preferred VIII have complete
charge OF books; good salary, RE.
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HELP--MEN

white: experienced:
top pay Report to job at Oregon
and Western ayes. NV 30
BRICKLAYERS. Rearns road, bet.
Annandale I'd. and Sleepy Hollow
I'd. Va.
"a. mechanics, VIII,
lst-class residential Sc area Call
between and s DIM. Fairyiew =
BRICK LAYERS. Union. report on
lob Hospital Hagerstown. Nd. TT
- BLAKE CONST CO.
BRIDGE ENGINEERS, structural
steel and reinforced concrete.
Preferably with highway experience
Send resume, including education
experience. salary requirements
and availability. Box :154-A. Star.
CARPENTER or engineer,
retired win offer cottage rent
free. furnished or unfinished on
magnificent estate in return for
upkeep and maintenance. Cottage
completely detached in beautiful
setting OF gardens with stables: I'M
excellsd scenic beauty overlooking
Potomac River. Approximately g
miles from Washington Write TO
BOX 32-A. Star.
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HELP-MEN
DEPARTMENT MANAGER
APPLIANCE AND TV
DISPATCHER

ton In traffic management, for pro-
gressive refuse trucking contractor;
ability to type and general knowledge
of office work required. Outstanding
opportunity for advancement. Apply
ISHAYNE BROS. INC. l341 Half st
Sc. bet. 10 am. and Q pm. e
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HELP--MEN

CARPENTERS, .. 1st-elass finishing
men for remodeling church: aO1
Al s. Sc: 500 per hr, Wo.
6-3TOI. %
CARPENTER, experienced. fast, ef-
ficient; call XII. S-7094 bet. pm
and q pm. daily -6
CARPENTER for remodeIing: settled
man, steady work: MontRoDlery
County area. OIL. 7-alll %
CARPENTERS, experienced: long
garden apartment, Job. See, SAM
lington. -
CARPENTER. alI-round man; re-
modelling and repair work. Top
wages. Monday. = am, 93i Il
ICARRPENTER, apartment house
work See FOREMAN on Job. Sill.
Spe. ave. and schrider ST.. S. s.,
CARPENTER, young man. expert
steady work, excellent future with
custom home building firm. Top
vases Only LIST class need apply
CSRPENTERs. trim work only. See
tern drive Turn left on viers
Hills. Silver Spring. 10
CARPENTERS. lst-cless mechanics:
! custom homes: steady employment
for qualified. workers. Call JU. I
1921, o till .; after 5, call HE
CARPENTER-Must be exper in
framing and finishing carpentry.
Good pay 10 right man; steady
work fine place to work. with
pleasant surroundings in a sub
division at Simpsonville Md. Phone
C!afksville 79gWi
CARPENTERS and all-around handy
men: white accustomed to doing
renovating work on pvt. homes.
RE. 1880; ewes, after $3.50 and
Sat. and Sun. UN. 4-S959. -
CARPENTERS-Al l-'round Al me-
chanics. to starr with framing OF
housing project and continue
through to trimming. Report for
work 7:30 Monday morning to
PENN-DAW VILLAGE To reach.
Past Bel Haven entrance south of
Alexandria on U S No, Turn
sharp right at Penn-Daw Hotel
and left on School st, to housing.
CARPENTERS = Remodeling; good
Jobs. vear-rOund work. Gail Sun
dav ME- 2-0~fp
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HElPMEN

Medium Sized manufac-
turer Of nationally known product,
located in Bethesda area, expand
ing: excellent opportunities for
part-time chemist to direct control
laboratory. modify present prod
uctE for additional market, de-
velpp new products: knowledge of
codinR, chemical spscialties and
plastics desirable; compensation
open to discussion. Opportunity
NAV. lead TO permanent connection.
Replies held in confidence. Send
resume of educational background
and work experience 10 Box S2-Y,
Star
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, d. C.
SUNDAY. MAY 6. 1896
HELP-MEN Cont. J

BEAUTY OPERATOR for new
beauty and slenderizinR salon;
opening In Bladensburg around
June /. AR conditioned shop:
Cal WA. 7-9SSS daytimes, and
weekends, WA. 1894
B0OKBINDERS. - Excellent oppor-
tunity FOR iourneymen bookbinders;
new Jobs: Rockville pike plant: no
parking or transportation problems;
Union scale and conditions: perna-
nent and steady. HAYNES LITH-
OGRAPH CO., if4O East West
hwy. Silver Spring Md, JU. 81
5000 90
BOOKKEEPER, experienced for real
estate, loan and insurance ONCE.
Must be good typist and have good
surate with experience and ability.
Reply Box ll9-Z star -
BOOKKEEPER. full-charge expert
ence necessary, good working con-
ditions and company benefits.
Apply in person. Woodward Bidg''
BOOKKEEPER for a small ONCE
pleasant working conditions; 5-day
week. Phone RE. 7-l96U. IL
BOOKkEEPEK, part time exchanse
services for use OF sleeping room in
better-class rooming house in Du-
pont circle area. Phone JOHNSON.
ME S-24S5
BOOKKEEPER,-H Hotel or rest exper,
preferred. VIII have complete
charge OF books: good salary. RE.
1-216u.
BOOKKEEPER - Well-known down
town organization wants man, '.2-
As, experienced UP to but not in
cludine general ledger: many bene-
fits with excellent advancement
opportunities. Start $1,000. No
Reg. Fee. MANAGEMENT CON
SUITANTS. INC suite 800. l 406
G st. NV
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HELP-MEN
ELECTRICIANS

/ , needed experienced. long term.
excellent WORKING conditions: GOOD
wages; D. c. journeyman license
Y. Star
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HELP-MEN

ENGiSEER. 9th. class, 9 pm. to
Inc ansRIeess a on cq %sdHm
size apt. bldg: will consider man
who wants to increase his income
and keep his present full-time en-
PIGMENT. must be sober and fur
fiish references. Apply resident
manager MRS, LADLEY. 3040
Idaho ave, NV. EN-. $4,000. %
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CARPENTERS


Rough and trim hands. Top wages.
Apply with tools. See MR.. DEAR
STINE. Cadillac Homes, Whittier
blvd. and Kirby I'd. Bethesda.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or European
preferred: eolored: live in or out:
some experience In cooking, butler:
drivers license: good references:
good wages; small family. WO. g.
334l, after ii am. 80
CHECKER
$50 for Saturday and Sunday: must
be thoroughly experienced in Super
SEVEN CORNERS MARKET
Falls Church, Va. %
CHEF AND COOKS for private
yacht and country club, Eastern
Shore. Maryland. For interview,
write. giving experience. references,
salary desired. Year round EN-
ployment or for summer season
only. Box 1867, Star. q
CHIEF CRAFTSMAN, highway ex-
perience with BACKGROUND for han
ding technical personnel, Send
resume, including education, ex-
perience. salary requirements. and
availability. Box 355-A, Star
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BUILDERS
ASSISTANT

For active frm in nearby Va. Must
be familiar with all phases Of con-
struction. Should be practical man
with knowledse OF estimating. Local
experience helpful. Good opportunity
for capable person. Include expert
ence and references in first letter,
All replies confidential
BOX 1884, STAR
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ROOKKEEPER

Young man, between 25 and 35
with accounting degree. experienced
in bookkeeping and general office
procedure Opportunity for advance
ment; accounting dept. of large and
well-established company, in ne.
Washington; 37i2-hr. wk, paid va
Ats. Write Box 2S-Y. Star, giving
age, education experience and sal
Ary expected --6
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HELP-MEN

CLERK-TYPIsT. also asst. book
keeper for ms. orgs long est. in
Sc. Wash, near Capitol. Permanent
position: accurate, intelligent, un-
der 35; paid vacation, group hosp
and other empl. benefits: 5-day
week, conditioned Office: salary
open I'm reply. state experience
and references. Apply Box No.
1852, Star "a
CLERK-TfPIST-Young man with
good tipping ability. for permanent
position in large organization;
better. -than-average advancement
opportunity to responsible admin
istrative and management-level
Job, age 1927 his. grad. Start
S60-S65. No Rec. Fee. MAN
AGEMENT CONSULTANTS. INC.
Suite 500. 1406 @ st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST with billing exper-
fence. Must be accurate with figures.
Vacation with pay, and other COM
pany benefits. Apply in person only,
r & M REFRIGERATION CO.. 231
L st. ne. -
part time. must be
able to compose business letters.
Phone Monday, NO. 7-551T.
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BULLpozER LOADER oPERArol

BULLDOZER LOADER OPERATOR
international Drott loader: don't
apply Unless you are an expert
white operator want steady work
year round. expect top wages plus
overtime: can work close In around
me- h9ls SoI Lo; 5 SnnA4Seroo ,76; a
only experienced, Willing. worker;
apply. 2340 Montsomsrv st, Silver
Bus B6Ys, DIsHWASuER, SERVICE
STATION ATTENDANT Elk. s.
$500
BuSBoYs AND PoRTERs S45
COOKS, ALL KINDS - TO SIS
ARCADE EMPL.. ai5 10th NV
CAMERA Statesmen, excellent COM
previous experiences u trainee also
required ALEXANDRIA CAMERA
EXCHANGE, 42l King St. Alex
Captain Anifafi 10 for fine din, ,rm Must be
TINS sfRLOIN ROOM. Natl. Press
CARPENTER-Own tools and car;
home Improvement work steady
lob, begin 50 hour. SECO.. 617 Sligo
ave, Silver SPRING, Nd. to Q am,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A posi-
ton open for Young man willing to
advance in established arm on
residential work. Call KE. S-6574
after g pm. IS
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BOOKkEEPEK, part time, exchanse
services for use OF sleeping room in
better-class rooning house in Du-
pont circle area. Phone JOHNSON.
ME Q.CASh
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BOOKKEEPER

Young man. age 30 TO 35. agrees
slye, to assist treasurer and learn
all phases in new. rapidly erowing
organization: must have at least
years experience: 5-day week com
pany benefits; salary to start. 200
per annum. Call TIE. $4,000 for
interview 20
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D0ORAIAN. colored. for large ex-
elusive apartment building; hours
3 TO II ON Call resident man.
ager. NO $4,000.
CRAFTSMAN, experienced in subdi-
vision preferred; permanent; many
benefits; salary commensurate with
ability Call IA. 1850. IS
CRAFTSMAN with tvping knowledge
for National Kitchen concern area
distributor. Good starting salary
excel. opportunity for advancement
Call MR.. BERENTER. DI. 7-4oSs
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Woman Enjoys New Life
After Rare Heart Surgery

ELECTROMAGNETIC Martina
Hall yesterday celebrated her
fourth birthday"
Miss Hall. Of 1913 Raun street
NE. was guest of honor at a
party at Georgetown Hospital,
which marked the fourth ami
'versary of a rare heart operation
that saved her life.
DR.. Charles Hufnagel. the
doctor who performed the
surgery, was among the dozen
friends who helped Miss Hall
celebrate.
|. 1t was just four years ago,
September IL. 1852, when DR..
Hufnagel performed the opera
ton that the patient says gave
her "a new life" replaced a de-
fective valve in Miss Halls heart
with q small plexiglass tube.
"The operation we pioneered
has saved hundreds of lives
during the subsequent years"
the surgeon said.
Miss Hall, a graduate practical
nurse, would not be around to-