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Evening star., 1956-08-17
SUNDAYS BEST READING
On-the-Scene Reports From
The Republican Convention

SAN FRANCISCO ROUNDUP-This Sunday The Star
behind-the-scenes maneuvers the Republicans
reporters will provide you with continuous flow of
throughout the convention. The Womens Section
brings you picture page plus number Of stories
on the conventions distaff angles.
THE FACES ARE FAMILIAR - In TeleVue Magazine
radio and television newsmen and women who have
gone on to bigger things alumni now helping
cover the Republican convention for TV networks
complete with photos Of these local reporters OF
yesteryear.
THE COW PALACE is READY-What does it take to
convert arena for livestock exhibition into a
@. O. p. convention headquarters? The technology
behind this transition is described by Howard
Simpson in The Sunday Star Magazine.
THE CONVENTION STORY = For a coherent, inter-
pretive report what happened in Chicago this
week, putting the piecemeal, day-to-day develop
ments into perspective, see the Review Of the Week
In the Editorial Section.
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ing fortune on them. But how safe are they? For
roundup Of expert opinion in the matter read
A. Hotchners feature in This Week Magazine.
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Evening star., 1956-08-17
Roman

A man we know was
standing on Pennsylvania
avenue in front of the Old
Post Office Building, wait
ing for his bus and looking
at the inscription about a
third of the way up the
clock tower:
"AnnO DOmini MDCCC-
XCVII."
He was trying to recall
his Latin and read the date.
And, as 1t usually is when
someone stands and stares
up at a building, there was
soon quite a group around
him doing the same thing.
THE guesSes," he said,
ranged from 1927 to 1907.
! finally figured 1t out at
1897"
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HELp--MEN

AND RECEIVING CLERK.
keep inventory records; small in
teresting business. Phone DI. =
5905 for appointment.
SHOE DEPT. MGR. exper.; o good
proposition for the light man.
Apply 1927 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
SHOE SALESMAN, family shoes
experience; steady Job; top salary.
1855 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. 7-2O04.
SHOE statesmen, exper. We're
expanding; need 2 top men; guar
anteed salary; also extras. Apply
in person. 1927 Good Hope I'd. sc.
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HELP--MEN

MEN, white. part or fun time, car
nee Apply at 540l 0unston lane
Sc. Manchester Estates. SEE Mr..
WATERMAN Fri, night at pm.
YOUNG MAN for stock and counter
work on small appliances. c. A.
LEPPERT. Ola Eye st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, mechanically inclined
assembling lighting fixtures: good
pay, steady work. 706 18th NV.
YOUNG MAN, for salesman In ac-
tive credit jeWelry store; good
starting salary plus commission;
pleasant working conditions. Dis
count on PURCHASES. Many other
company benefits. Apply in person
to Mr.. Greene, KENT JEWELLERS.
7O1 9TH st. NV.
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HELP--MEN

sALESMENi part time, Mon, Thurs,
Fri, night, SO pm; Sat-, am
q pm. Some clothing experience.
Apply BOYSVILLE BOYS SHOP,
S517 Ga. ave-, Sill. 6pg.
SALESMEN--Ambitious and willing
to work, seeking permanent posi-
ton that offers unlimited oppor-
tunities. Accounting or payroll ex-
perienee helpful. SHAW-WAI.KEk
Co, Cos 18th st. NV. DI. 7-9100.
statesmen
Americas leading mems furnish
ingS chain has openings for sales
men, due to our expanding program
experienced preferred. but not neces-
sary: excellent earnings; wonderful
opportunity for one looking for a
future. Apply manager.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS
942 p st. NV, 3040 14th st. NV.
1903 H st. NE. 900 18th ST. NV.
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HELP---MEN
TYPISTS

AS vARITYPE TRAINEES. must
type 20 w.p.m.: start So. 7O0-S3, 800.
top firms; oppor. to adv. to $4,000.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV.
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SHOE
SALESMAN

S10O week guarantee. plus boz
nus, must be expert shoe filter;
small crew: no pressure. II you are
not TOP man on your floor do not
apply. AL applications strictly con-
fldential. Call ME. S-39S2, Mr.. Cor
e ePn sr s ME- Lang oo RiSpTE st RED
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CLERKS

Excellent opportunity for general
ONCE clerks. accustomed to handling
figures: pleasant air-conditioned ole
nee, good starting salary with. op.
purchase discounts and usual com.
peny benefits. Apply MR.. Stew
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
TDIn
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statesmen (5)

Experienced in direct sales. to call
on qualified leads. furnished daily
week to start. Cali Mr. Phillips
at La. 6-92s7. between 3 and 5 pm.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for
full-time salesman with one
Of Montgomery County's I'm
est firms: 2 prime subdi-
visions Of tine new homes to
erage; prefer experienced
man out will consider others
II otherwise qualified. For an
interview, call Mr.. Grimm,
EIG & McKEEVER. Suite
401, Fig Building, Silver
Spring, Md. JU. $4,000.
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SHOE SALESMAN. permanent posi-
ton, excellent working conditions.
Wonderful opportunity for advance
ment. Apply W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE
co OIL pa ave n NJ
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Real Estate Salesman

We can use experienced sales
Chase and NV. area, OF. we will
train a salesman who has been
in specially selling. We have plenty
Of prospects and houses. Ample
s;dynertising excellent income ,SS to
W. B. WRIGHT
EN-. $4,000 5021 Wis. Ave.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen - Won
derful opportunity for wide-awake.
full-time, experienced men in active
Md, D. c. and Va, offlces. We also
have several openings for irexperi-
enced. part-time help. viii train
Excellent commission ARRANGEMENTS
Call Mrs. Willis for appointment.
LEO A. BRYER & CO., INC, JU
9-S033 or RIA. 6-7465.
REAL ESTATE statesmen
OR WOMEN
A rare opportunity to work in one
OF northwest Washington's oldest
and most beautiful aforementioned
realty Offices, established since 1928.
Street floor. walk-in prospects and
plenty Of advertisement: must
have late model car and have the
estate salesman and take our train
ing course given by Mr.. Robertson
personally (former president Of the
Md. Real Estate ASSN. Phone for an
appt. GEO. W. ROBERTSON, Real
tor. 1896 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2123.
RETAIL SALESMAN, full time. SAL
airy and commission. All company
dement's. 44-hr. wk. Apply In person.
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.. 29O9
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
ROUTE MAN, married; must be MS.
grad. prefer man now employed
who is eager to improve himself;
5-day week: salary $50 weekly with
excellent chance for advancement.
Apply once 9 S;m;,12 noon. IN
hwy. Arlington.
ROUTE SALESMAN
We have an established route for
an energetic. married man, desiring
permanent position with one of
Washington's most modern laundryS
high weekly earnings and many
company benefits. Apply DUPONT
LAUNDRY. 2535 Sherman ave. NV.
SALESMAN. to sell furnishings and
clothing for bows department: ex-
cellent opportunity for high earn
ings and advancement. experience
preferred. Apply in person IDA'S
DEPARTMENT STORE. 5601 Ga.
ave. NV.
SALESMAN, white. inside: 6-day
week; $50 per week. plus So COM
mission. Apply HOU SEHOL D
SEWING MACHINE CO., 1927 H
st. ne. See Miss Martin.
SALESMAN. experienced only: pre-
ferably ability to play organ or
piano. We have a very attractive
opening. Car necessary. See Miss
Jones. KITS MUSIC CO.. 1880
G st, NV
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JoURNEYMAN -ELECTRIcIAN With
LINOLEUM AND TILE
Mechanics and Helpers

Good rate Of pay. Republication
and insurance. Apply AMERICAN
TILE a. LINOLEUM CO., 1900 H
ST. ne.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, part time: ex-
perienced only; retail. Replies
confidential: good salary and ex-
cellent chance to advance. All day
Saturday Friday from D p m:
some other evenings. Call MR..
MAINTENANCE MAN. colored. some
house. Good pay. Meals. Apply
1925 21st st. NV.
MAINTENANCE MAN. white, for gen.
eral apt. repair work. Must be ex-
perienced. sober, neat and have
d. c. drivers license. Ma. S-l921.
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IRON W0RKERs-Must be exper-
have d. C. permit Good pay. Apply
in person, 424 New Jersey ave.
NV. Ii. 4-5923.
INSURANCE -CASULTY underwater
SALARY commensurate with expe-
rience. Excellent opportunity for
advancement. Call Mr.. Schramm.
EMPLOYERS GROUP, 340S Wis
ave. NV. EN-. $1,000.
Observation-Disclosures
Due to . promotion a large con-
experienced. capable salesman. q
proven background Of results and
stability. Married, age 25-40. You
will work with other successful ca
Teer men whose earnings are the
highest in this area due to the finest
agents contract in this business.
mo CHARGE BACK FOR LAPSE. }
s %%saste ,u Wssry MA sqsrap aSsMAS
start. high earnings assured in the
Ma. S-2443.
JANITOR-Must be experienced,
have knowledge Of OIL burners and
stoker. Call EN-. 2-4719. between
3 and 3 pm.
JANITOR. for garden-type apis: 8.
Arlington: must be sober. Call ia.
5-7336.
JANITOR, colored, part time for
newly converted building in Sc;
only experienced reliable man need
apply; $50 plus apartment. All
utilities and phone. Call MR.;
FLETCHER. Ma. 6-O334 after 8
pm.
JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN with
license in Va. and D. CT year
round; good pay. XII. 8-1664.
KITCHEN MEN, colored, age 20 to
As, good health, neat appearance.
able to work quickly; general cafe
terra work; must have own trans
portatton; steady employment, o.
day week, hours, $3.50 am. to 3
pm. Salary to start $50; meals.
uniforms and vacations provided
Appiy Joins HOPKINS LABoRA-
TORY, on Rte. 20. Scaggsville, Nd:
lHowerd County,. miles east OF
LAUREL
LANDSCAPE Statesmen, 8. expert:
enced. for large well-known local
nurseries. Must know Washington
and suburbs and have car. Start at
once. HE. 4-9550.
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Apply in person to:
MR.. 10y COPE

TWA Suite, Lee House Hotel
Tuesday. August %
IL noon to z pm.
No phone calls, please
WOMAN. part or full
time. Work in a, friendly. intimate
ton. department; days a week
Apply PM, THE FRENCE
POODLE, 1923 Conn. ave. NV.
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RADIO PARTS MAN, white, 25-35;
parts distributor, requires services,
Of experienced man to assist in
counter selling Of radio and TV
parts. Excellent opportunity for
right man. 5-day week. For appoint
ment, call MIR. EDWARDS. HU.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN--Expand-
Ing, progressive Bethesda real es-
tate Arm desires alert, energetic,
full-time salesman, capable OF earn
ing mores than $4,000 per year.
Experience in real estate or BUSH
ness field is essential. Liberal COM
mission and bonus ARRANGEMENTS.
KORZENDORFER, OIL. 4-811l.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-opening
Tor an aggressive man in an estab-
lished. active ONCE: experience
helpful but not necessary. Call
MR.. WOOD, 10. 4-7200.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Open-
ing for part-time salesman Satur-
days and Sundays with the finest
builder in MONTGOMERY County. Ex-
cellent commissions. Exper, pre-
ferred, will consider others II quail
tfied. We have without a doubt the
best subdivision buy in the area, II
you are interested in making money
Let US have your qualifications as
soon as possible. Write Box 409-J,
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-23

We can use ] experienced sales
Chase and NV. area. or we will
train salesman who has been
in specially selling. We have plenty
Of prospects and houses. Ample
advertising. Excellent income Ia
right party. See personally.
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[ANAGER- SALESMA
RETAIL LIQUOR

Top-night position open only for
the very best. Experienced only.
Good beginning salary and unlimited
ant air-cond. store. Chevy Chase,
D. c., location. Replies in strictest
confidence. Call MR.. ALLEN, WO.
q AA1Q frnnn IN q m m q n m
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SHOE statesmen

bI1OG Ox1LGO1V1G1N
Exper., or will train; liberal COM
pensation, good opportunities for
company benefits, per-
manent positions; also, need men
for Thurs. nights and Sats. JOSEPH
DE YOUNG. 1905 F st. NV.
SHORT-ORDER COOK, colored, must
be experienced; no night or Sunday
work. 634 d st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-23

FLY o. s. ROUTES FIRST i.
INTERNATIONALLY LATER
You can now fly with the I'm
est airlines in the world with
routes both in the United
States and Overseas II you
can meet these qualifications:
High School graduate; age 20
to ~; height 5'2" to 5'S":
weight 100-135: attractive:
unmarried; eyesight 20i5O or
better: training at TWAS
headquarters in Kansas City.
Missouri, at company ex-
pense with. pay. No phone
calls, please.
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REAL ESTATE statesmen
OR WOMEN

ROUTE MAN, married; must be his
grad; prefer man now employed
who is eager to improve himself
5-day week; salary $50 weekly with
excellent chance for advancement
Apply ONCE, 8 am.-12 noon. IN
DUSTR1AL LAUNDRY, 1921 Lee
hwy, Arlington.
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STOCK CLERKS

1925, for transp. company. High
school grad. with drivers license
sos Wk. start.
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MANAGER TRAINEE

Large and fast expanding finance
company wishes to employ assistant
manager for local office. Good flu
ture for aggressive young man. Many
company benefits, including liberal
vacation plan. insurance and retire
ment plan. Car essential. Apply at
LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE, INC,
1000 Carroll ave, Takoma Park,
JU. O-l625.
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MARYLAND-VIRGINIA NEWS
Neutrality-suspicious. PorIey
On School Design Trends

Nearly 100 school officials architects and contractors
Ing school building institute by the
County Board of Education these
by leading architects:
The importance Of color design in schools becom-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-20
Women Is Suicide
In Daughters Home

A 59-year-old woman from
Forest City Pa, committed
suicide by cutting her throat
and wrists yesterday in the
apartment of a daughter she
was visiting in Hyattsville, Md.
Hyattsville police reported.
Police identified the victim as
Mrs. Ellianor Parke. who had
been visiting since Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Duffy, 1890
Lancer drive. She was pro-
nounced dead by DR.. John T
Maloney, Prince Georges County
medical examiner.
The victim was found in the
bathroom of. her daughters
apartment with both wrists
slashed and her throat cut by
a razor, according to Police Pfc
Charles Williams. He added the
deceased left no notes, but he
said he was told she had beer
under doctors care since Jan.
uary for depression.
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ESTATE EDITION
Mann Rates
Sales Tax as
Lost Resort

Opposition to a State sales tax
and the proposed Incorporation
of Arlington County was ex-
pressed last night by Harrison
Mann. Arlington member of the
Virginia House of Delegates.
Mr.. Mann told the South Ar
lington Business anad Profess
sional Association that a sales
tax should be the last resort to
meet the needs for State and
local services.
He said. he favored a with
holding tax on incomes to catch
those whose taxes are escaping
their fair share Of the cost of
running the State"
Mr.. Mann said every sales tax
bill before the Legislature had as
its objective the collection of
sales taxes in the urban areas
and their distribution in other
parts of the State.
IF and when a sales tax
comes" Mr.. Mann declared, IAN
equitable share of those taxes
should remain in the locality"
Under an Incorporation plan,
Mr.. Mann said, Arlington would
lose about three-quarters of a
million dollars in State funds,
one-fourth the cost of mainte-
nance on primary highways and
all new State construction. Such
losses, he said. would have to be
made up by increasing local
taxes.
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Marine Battalion to Get
Mediterranean DUTY

LITTLE CREEK, Va, July 20
(R.-A six-Ship task group from
the Norfolk-baSed Atlantic fleet
amphibious force will transport
the 1,S00-man Marine, Sd Bat
talon at Camp Lejeune, N. c., to
the Mediterranean in mid-Au-
gust.
The battalion will replace a
similar unit now training with
the United States 9Th Fleet in
the Mediterranean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-20
Baseball Game Tonight
To Aid Double Amputee

IButch's rehabilitation. John H.
Taylor, real estate agent at La
Plata. told the trust officers yes
terday he was trying to get
Butch on a national television
program.
Mr.. Taylor earlier had been
named national chairman of a
Embarrassing committee for
Butch. Aubrey Burch, of Poto-
mac Heights. Indian Head, Md,
had been named local fund
chairman for the county and
also attended the meeting.
Butch was brought to Wash
ington Wednesday by Mr.. SAT-
ford and was taken to the Zoo
his first trip.
His only disappointment, the
minister said. was that the ele-
plants were not big as houses. +"
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Segregutionist Unit
Elects New Head
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
July 20-E. j. OgleSby, a member
of the Alben1arle County School
Board. has been elected presi-
dent of the pro-segregation De-
tenders of State Sovereignty and
Individual Liberties here, sue
ceeding Homer A. Richey, the
groups first president.
Other new officers are: T. K
Malone, vice president: Mrs
R. H. Middleton, secretary; and
Mrs. Fred Lady. treasurer.
The group has formally in
Idorsed the plan of State Sena-
tor Edward o. McCue jr.. for
freeing local school boards of
responsibility in integration
suits.
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Assemblies of God
Holding Comp Meeting

MART1NSBURG, w. Va, July
10 (P).-The annual camp meet
ing of the Assemblies of God,
Potomac Council, has attracted
several hundred families to the
meeting ground on the Potomac
River at nearby NARROW.
The meeting will continue
through August S.
The principal speakers at the
daily worship services are the
Rev. Philip Wannemacher, ma
tional Sunday school representa-
tive, and the Rev. D. v. Hurst,
assistant national Sunday school
secretary.
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progress settle the issues.
An agreement drawn up late
yesterday by Attorney Gen. C
Ferdinand Sybert and LYMAN
FRESHMAN, attorney for DR.. Rob-
ert H. Reddick. pledged all par
ties to refrain from:
Issuing any medical licenses;
holding any examinations fol
medical licenses: holding any
meeting to elect or remove any
person as a member of the hon.
eopathic Society's board Of med
ical examiners.
DR.. Reddick, a psychiatrist at
Eastern Shore State Hospital. is
q leader of one faction of the
society. His opponents have
charged that. as secretary-treas-
urer, he allowed medical exam
nations to be taken by unquali-
fed persons.
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No Baltimore Polio Yet
lin SO Amonq Children

BALTIMORE, July 20 (P1.-
The Baltimore Health Depart
ment says it is too early to draw
any conclusions yet, but statistics
show that:
Ore hundred fifty thousand
city children have received polio
NEGOTIATIONS.
Not a single case Of polio has
been reported in the city this
year. -
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Date Set for Opening
Airport BUILDING Bids

MARTINSBURG. w. Va, July
90 Bids are to be opened about
August % for buildings to be
used by the West Virginia Air
National Guard at Municipal
Airport here. Col. j. H. Skid
morem. in charge of the Hunt
ington district Office of the Army
Corps of Engineers, announced
yesterday. The bids we're Sched-
uled to be opened more than a
month ago but were delayed be-
cause of difficulties in clearing
Federal appropriations for the
project.
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.Fahfdx0kays
.Prefat) Rooms
In High Schools

The Fairfax County School
Board has approved a contract
for Is prefabricated classrooms
at high schools, but the rooms
will not be finished in time t.
prevent curtailment of the edu-
cational program at Annandale
High School this fall.
The $215,277 contract was
awarded last night to Kennedy
Electric Co. of Washington.
Eleven classrooms will be built
at Annandale High and five at
Mclean High. The contract
calls for completion by Deem
Der Is.
Each Of the aluminium walled
rooms will accommodate 80 pu-
pills. These will be the first pre-
fabricated classrooms to be built
in the county.
School OvercrOwded
This is one of the steps the
school board has taken to meet
a rapidly expanding school popu-
lation. School officials said
Annandale High will be SO
overcrowded in September that
classes will have to be set up in
the auditorium. This means that
all physical education activities
will have to be eliminated until
the new rooms are ready, Off
Gals said.
Supt. w. T. Woodson said an
alternative would be to shift An
mandates eighth-graders to the
old Bailey School, a proposal
which the board has turned
down. The old school has been
structurally sound, but
has not been used for several
years.
A l5-member committee to
study reorganization of the coun-
ty school system held it's first
meeting after the school board
session.
System to Be Studied
The committee will study the
ACCESSIBILITY of retaining the
county's present system of seven
elementary grades of five high
school grades, or shifting to a
Junior high school system with
six elementary grades and three
years of senior high.
DR.. Clyde w. Gleason, board
and chairman of the
committee. said his group dis
cuSsed criteria for the study,
These include the values to the
costs. internal changes
necessary in the present system
and the views of parents and
teachers.
He said the committee hopes
to complete its study in about
six months so that it can pre-
sent recommendations before
contracts are considered next
spring for three new high
schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-20

Court action on the contro-
versy resumes Monday in Balti-
more Circuit Court. DR.. Red
dick is to appear to show cause
why he should not be enjoined
against continuing in Office.
Gov. McKeldin had announced
Tuesday that he would call a
special session of the Legislature
to deal with the medical dispute
He called the controversy "se-
Irious matter"
The controversy involves only
the homeopathic society, a mi
Inority group among the States
physicians. 1t does not concern
the Medical and Chirurgical
Faculty, to which most doctors
belong.
Homeopathic differ from other
medical doctors in methods of
treating diseases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-20
Col. Hunes to Get
.MockuY Trophy

BALTIMORE, July 20 (P.-
The Air Force yesterday an
nounced that the Mackay tro-
ply for 1855 has been awarded
to Col. Horace A. Hanes of the
Air Research and Development
Command.
The award is in recognition Of
a flight in which Col. Hanes es-
tabliShed a. new worlds speed
record of 822.135 m.p.h. in a jet
plane August 20, 1855.
The Mackay trophy was do
mated by the late Clarence H
Mackay, founder Of the Mackay
Radio Corp, as an annual mill
tary award.
The award will be presented
August Is at Air Force head
quarters in Washington.