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, 1956-04-16
Pvt. Rodriguez Felix
to Attend Clerk-TYpist
School at Forte hdffee

FORT CHAFFEE, Ark.-Pvt.
Rodriguez E. Felix, son Of
Anatasio Felix Of Christian
steed, has been selected to at
tend the C~lerk-Typist school
at Fort Chaffee, Arkansas, ac-
cording to an Army release.
During the e~ight-week course
he will receive instruction in
typewriting, the Army filing
system, publications, prince
pies of military correspond
ence, personnel records and
reports.
, 1956-04-16
Steering Committee
Of Virgin Islunds
Com. Meets Tonight

The Steering Committee Of
the Virgin Islands Airport
Committee is scheduled to
meet at $50 tonight to make
final plans 70 rmeeting with
the Senators in St. Thomas on
Thursday in connection with
the Alexander Hamilton Air
port.
The committee was to meet
with His Excellency, The Gov
ernor also, but he will be in
St. Croix on Thursday,
Governor Gordon also stat
ed that he would prefer not
to commit himself in view of
a survey now being made.
, 1956-04-16
Travel Tax Repeal to
Aid Economy und
Goodwill

increased IOuf1St traVel ana
greater international good vii
is seen a sd result of u. S.
Senate action to repeal the 10
per cent tax on travel to the
Caribbean and Middle Ameri-
ca.
Now passed by both houses
of congress, the repeal mea-
sure will 60 to President Eisen
hover for his signature after
minor differences in the Sc
nate and House bills are adj
justed. Senator George Smath-
ers Of Florida said he believed
it would go into effect in the
latter part of this month.
Wilbur L. Morrison, execu-
tive cice president in charge
of Pan American World Air
ways Latin American Divi-
sion, said repeal of the tax
will be hailed by every gov
eminent and tourist group in
the affected area.
The tax applied to travel
from the United States to the
Caribbean Islands, Mexico,
Centarl America and Panama.
Mr. Morrison said the effect
of the measure is to reduce
travel costs by 10 per cent,
thereby encouraging many
more tourists to visit these
popular tropical vacation
lands. Their dollars will
spread throughout the econo-
my, from bankers to boot
backs.
Typical savings on round
trip travel costs from Miami
are $3.50 to Havana and Mas
sau; $3.50 to Panama; $1O.44
to Merida, Mexico; $3.50 to
Port-au-Prince, Haiti; $3.50
to Port of Spain, Trinidad
$l3.14 to St. Thomas, Virgin
Continued on page 4
, 1956-04-16

Suspecting a revenge mo-
Continued on page a
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HUNTER PONY. 1872 hands. Bay
geIding, tremendous Jumper 2
yrs. Ready for young rider to 20
on with. MRS. PRANK CHRISTI
MAS, 1000 River I'd. Bethesda,
Nd. oil. B-4572.
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hELPWoMEN

ATTENTION, LADIES - Earn $50
weekly while children In school
Introduce colorful Christmas sets
70 friends In Washington: also full
time opening Write At once. RAW
LEloH's, Dept. DcI-l2-724, ches-
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% Vert PsEO
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AGENTS

AGENTS. churches, organizations,
the extra funds you need can be
yours by selling our beautiful line
OF boxed Xmas cards and Xmas
imprints. Samples on approval.
Write, visit or call CREEDS, Az
10th st. NV, Elk, 3-2192.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. alterations attics for
that extra room you need Call on
skilled craftsmen under one re-
sponsibility Quality remodeling
with q BACKGROUND Of 20 years
experience Free estimates. terms
10 } years SECO SALES JU. s.
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REPAIRS ana sERVlcEs Cont. !

PAINTING, inter. and cxter. Lowest
Ts sshah IL 'oF Fase p st. Ho En.s
PAINTING, papering, water proof
ing. inter-, exter,, FILA loans avail,
estimate. W. 0-4771 after 2 pm,
PAINTING. paperhanging: first-class
workmanship; work done immed.
Mr.. POAT. RIA. 3-5043. 800
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
THoMPsoN. 10 s-i3e4. 25'
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
j. r. LAWRENCE
Est, 1925; 3 yrs. to pay ii. $500
Painting and Gutter Work
Call Ii. 3-4079
PAPERINC, painting and plasterine.
neat. clean work, low prices.
prompt attention. Gail ia. p-lO64.
PAPERING. PAINTING; as low as
$50. Carpentry work. floor tiled;
very reasonable. Call I'll Q pm,
AID. 4-d5i4.
PAPERING. Sll and up this week
only 81 Sunfaet washable papers
JU $1,000. RA 3-7393
PLAsTERJNG. new or old: patch
work. ceillngs q speciality. AL me-
chanic. TU. 2-251O.
PLASTERINC REPAIRs. old and new
white mech; Tree est. tU. 0-4i54,
PLAsTERING, WATERPROOFING,
flreproonng, wall scrapinK: free
estimate. Ii. 4-7430. Ii, 7-9O57.
Remodeling Repairing
Rebuilding
COMPLETE HOME MoDERNIzA.
TON SERVICE. FREE PLANS AND
ESTIMATES, FINANCING AVAIL
Maurice B. Berenter Co.
ROOFING, new work, repairs; gut.
i r. B. 'RPfaSoSM As ssrR %2' gssl' IS
ROOFING. WATERPROOFINC. re.
ing, cement. VIII. mech. III. 7-S2O0
Roofing-Guttering
) n LAWRENCE
Est, i9E5. 3 yrs. to pay. Il 6-sl OF
STONE, FLAGsTONE AND CEMENT
specializing In walls. patios. steps
walks. etc: free est. Call JERRY
LU l-4166
Stone Work -FlagStone
Patios. walks. st pa ali Kinds ce.
ment WORK. retaining walls. drain
pipes. waterproofing, grading anc
seeding p. MAR ,UcCIO. Pc. 2.
TRASH REMOVED
Yds., bsmts. cle1ned. Free est
WALKER TRASH CO.. FE. 3-26O2
WINTERIZING TIME--We specialize
| in all types Of building and re-
pairs; rec. rms, porches. additions
roofing, siding. HE. 4-l9S5 or JU
S-S92S.
BOND STONE CO.--Roo1ng, siding
porches enclosed, carpentry work
full insurance c0veragei free est
mates: 80 months to pay. OIL
10000.
-
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL AT HOMR-stand-
ard text furnished: low monthly
payments. Write for American
School Booklet. BOX So, Bladens-
burg, Md, or phone uN. 4-Is20
AMERICAN STUDIO OF VOICE =
Vocal training-Populay-Blues--
Rhythm We have developed singers
recording for RcA Victor NOM
Mercury and others. il2a Vt. ave.
nv, ST. 3-2856. after ;, ~. 2
657l
PIX. COURSE (TYPING FREE
4 wkS: SIS: all ages Excel. posi-
TONS compare Est a. yrs. In
auiFe Ma. $3.50. BOYD SCHOOL.
cor 18th ahc G
REcEPTIONfgT P.B.x. COURSE
TIPPING FREE, 4 Wks.s S35
Excel positions, Al ages. Est- a.
yrs Real school: inquire Ma. 3.
234a. BOYD SCHOOL cor. 12th
and q nv. WELcoAk
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PouLTRY. aABBITs. Eces


FEEDs. baby chicks.
JAMES FEED STORE 6t9 x st.
NV NE e-OObD
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OIL TANK, 27B-gaL capacity with
burner and All controls. UN. a.
1881.
OFFICE EoUIP. Desks, chairs, iles,
safes. typowrlters, adding MACHINES,
DsE ana Ifaa 4 VIEW sHr c soe
74l 18th st. NV, DI. T-7372.
ORGANS :. Gigantic reductions on
T nSs ssSsr sss spinets snse s o
double manuals KITS, 1890 q
81. NV. RE. 7-O212.
ORGAN, Hammond spineti showroom
cond. Reas. offer. Call bet ! | am
pms 81 pm. ST. 3-939a. ~
PAINT. 1900 gals. S3.65 value,
81 40 cal Sh. WINS and others;
J II. oIcHNER.
PIANOS--OiEantic reductions on IA
nous make pianos from regular stock
durine out remodeling; floors must
be cleared KITS. 1890 q st. NV
RE. 7-6212.
PIANOS - Used, small. modern
grandS; Sl95. SOS and S245. ST
$4,000. PIANO MART 1915 1tb
ST. NV. iiust above the library.
PIANO. Hardman, fun keyboard.
spinet. 5la years old 500. EN-.
J-3iOe, from 5 to Q pm.
smaIl-size Knabe.
Slg5; used small-size steinwav
rom rom Ss 10 m ss O dSod s seecton
ANO MART. iOi5 9TH Il. NV
DUST above the library
PIANOS FOR RENT, new and used
spinets, consoles, grands and up
rights al moderate rates from ST
monthly upl Hauling extra. JOR-
DAMS. THREE STORES; Corner
18th and O SITS. NV, tphone ST.
,og D5oI Sieq Lee eSS Ar ng.'s
Georgia ave. Silver sprins Gphone
~. 5-IIO5l. Suburban stores
open evenings Park in front.
PIANOS at sacrifice prices during our
REMODEL ING SALE. We must clear
our floors for workmen. KITE,
1880 O st. NV. RE. 7-6212.
PIANOS, used. full keyboard con-
sole.type instruments In very good
condition. S39b, Pay S25 down
SoRDAN's. corner 18th and q
SITS. NV.
PIANOS FOR RENT. with option tc
buy; from 5000 monthly up, plus
hauling charges. ST. $4,000 PI.
ANO MART. l0l5 9TH st. NV ttusi
ahutE tlit AAgA uASf.
lPIANOs--Pay only $40 down during
our great REMoDELING SALE
| Famous make pianos at sacriflct
| prices KITS, 1880 @ st. NV
RE. 7-62l2.
PIANOS--A new piano will be placed
with your family on loan for q
number Of months. free Of charge
The teacher will be private teacher
Of your own choice. located in your
own neighborhood.
With q good piano and a good
teacher. you will soon know whether
or not a piano will be q wise invest
ment for your iamily.
There is no obligation that YOU
VIII. B-s712.
POCKET and billiard tables. sup
plies. poker tables and games. ten
mis- tables and accessories conn
BILLIARD g. BOWLING SUPPLY
CO.. $40 9th st. NV DI 7-47ll
RANGE. electric. de luxe push.
button, used | W.; cost S415 sci
Sl25. o wood storm windows. s:
ea. .Coldspot refgr.. Sis. SIP. g.
51U4.
REFRIGERATORS. used, refinished
rebuilt. some guar. a year 50 -.
UP. FREDERICK'S INC, 1905 14ti
ST., IA. $1,000.
REFRIGERATOR, S35: also lat
model refer. look like new; SIS
Must sell. LA, 6-2267.
REFRIGERATOR, gas. apt. sizei per
feet condition; reasonable. Cal
no. 2-6217 after $50 pm.
REFRIGERATOR, 9-cubic It. West
inghouSe; used ! W.; S125. Ais
Maytag wringer-type washer, use.
. yrs. $40, JU. S-2202.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40 so up
guar; deliv; large stock. AcMl
STOVE. l0I1 9TH st. NV Ma
S-S952
Refrigerator Close-Out
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FURNITURE
Enm NEE

~ =
A once-in.a lifetime buy; every
thing on our. n. y price, = and 3
piece sectionals. sofas. chairs. bedrm
suites. din. rm, suites. mirrors,
lamps. bedding, Hollywood beds
Come early for. the best selection All
sales cash and linal. You must &C.
cept immed. delivery. Free delivery
TO Va. area. BROTHERS FURN. co
? blks. from Baileys Crossroads. Va.
on Seminary I'd. Hours, weekdays.
a-5; Sat-. 0-12.
UNCLAIMED = Studio
couch, &25: sleep chair, $25. sofa
bed $50: coil spring. So; occasional
chair, So innerspring mattress, $40:
dresser, $40. sofa. $50. Hollywood
bed. S25: club chair. SO. chest Of
drawers, $40. kitchen set, Sl5; bed
room set. $50: club chair. $40: coffee
table, SID. We also do upholsterlng
sofa and I chair, 500. including la
Dor and material: slip covers. sofa
and chair. S47. labor and materials,
We do refinishine. cabinet work,
furniture repairing. draperies. Easy
terms.
HOFFMAN, uPHoLsTERERs
2447 18th 81. NV. co. 6-bl II
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AIRLINES NEED

NEED EXTRA MONEY! II
WOMEN NEEDED AT ONCE Fof
INTERVIEW CALL DI. 7-62Sa, {
TO 1 PM
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Patios. walks. ST ps all kinds ce-
ment WORK. retatnina walls. drain
pipes, waterproofing. grading and
seedins. ?. MAR ;UcCio Pc. 2
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slTUATloNs-woMEN
sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

WOMAN wants baby sitting by the
week. Call RIA. 6-617S.
WOMAN wants work cleaning house
or ONCE. days week. RE 7-31l2.
COLORED GIRL desires R.h.w. or
baby sitting Good reference. Loves
children. no, 2-Sl42,
COLORED GIRL wants child care.
willing to work Sat. 5-oay wk. Refs.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. and
child care. 5 days week. Ii. 3-S0S4
COLORED GIRL desires davis work
) days wk- or child care. Ii. B.
l3ll
cOLORED WOMAN-Morning work
or ironing by the day or hour. IL
1000. -
WOMAN desires sat. work and night
care for children. Ii. 3-6S34. 2Ss
COLORED GIRL desires child care
and Inv: exper. WA. 5-9297.
COLORED MAID wishes days work
for Tues. Wed. and Thurs; refs.
Ii. 7-l7Sl.
COLORED LADY desires light house
work or child care, 5 DAYS q week,
Mon. Fri. Phone LU. 2-5729-
DESIRE CHILD CARE OR HOUSE
WORK. AID. 2-4SS5.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, Mon.
through Friday; live out; ref. DI.
7-0507.
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HELP, MEN 6 WOMEN Cont. }

sALEsPEOPLE, 10 sell toys for
Washineton's biggest discount
house. Good salary, pleasant work.
ing conditions; full or part ime.
See Joe Burke. BoYD'S, sic p
ST. NV.
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MIscEL. SALE Cent?

full-Aixe mahog.
roll.tOp desk, bookcases, china
closet buifet, antique sofa, chest
and platform rocker, love seat. Ju'
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TRASH REMOVED
MIScELLANEoUS-foR SALE

ACCORDION. Morelli; beautiful In
strument. WO. 6-5lO7.
ACCORDIAN, 100 bass. fair condi-
ton, 500. King S-0796. Leave
ADDING MACHINE. l0-key Rem,
Rand: new, No money down. 81
week. CIRCLE, al 18th st, NV.
ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRIT-
ERS, S2b up Your choice only 81
a week. Free home demonstration
Call CLARKS. EN-. $685. NOW
ADDING MACHTNES-Our 10th year.
All makes. No money down. Ask
for demonstration. AMERICAN
TYPEWRITER CO.. l43l E. Capitol
ST.. II. 3-00S2. Easy parking.
ADDREsSOGRAPH. Class 1850, and
automatic friction feeder. Call Mr..
Colwell. WASHINGTON BOARD OF
TRADE, ST, 1885.
AIR COMPRESSOR, painting outfit,
like new, $40. Oxford, JU.
AIR CONDITIONERs-Five 1ia-ton
console type. Also, one ss-ton
window type. Best offer. RE. q
5000. Ext. 1907
AIR CONDTTIONERS RENTED
r A. NJ REFRIGERATION CO;
INC 227 L St ne. Ii 6-3660
ANTIQUES - Rather nice. early
American and English: tables
chairs. chests. eobbier's bench and
other items. Call 10. 7-0327, Sat
and Sun: after z pm: weekdays
for appointment.
ANTIQUE JEWELLERY AUTHENTICs
Open again after summer vaca-
If thu loW0Aef
stocks OF antique jewelry In the
East. Pins, brooches, earrings. cuff
links. charms and interesting
curios, etc. Open Mon. through Fri,
10 am. TO 5 pm. Sat. 10 am
to 8 pm; Sun. by apt. Sl0l
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda. Md. OIL
2-l05S. Home phone OIL. 2-4639
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WASHERS, wringer types. auto.
elnI SAb zach LA H-ona5
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VAClUMf large commercial, make
offer EAREckSQNs CARPET
VENETIAN BLINDS l6l, standard
size .windowa; good condition; rea-
sonahle, call OIL. d-2354.
WALSH DOODLE BUGGY, excellent
condition, year old $25. z II.
JENISoN 340U 25th St. Sc, 10.
2-aS,4
WASHER, auto, Kenmore, suds
Saver: cost S24D, sell SI25, Ironer,
cost $3.50; sell $50, Both like new.
RIA. 3-O1l1.
WASHER. late model. wringer type.
perfect condition. $50. LII T-BOn0.
WASHER. BENDIx, automatic; gas
stove. Grown; fireplace B-pc. set.
HA. a-42s0.
WASHER, fully automatic, Kenmore:
Hoover cleaner. bedrm.. liv. rm.,
etc. priced for immed. sale. ia.
s-ll4O after pm.
WASHERS, wringer types. auto.
semiauto.. Ike new, must sell; $25-
$40 each. La. 6-22G7
WASHER, Bendix automatic; good
cond WIN deliver. $50. RE.
WASHER, wrinEer type. with pump.
Coco. cond. VIII deliver. S35.
RE. 5-427O
WASHER, late model. fully automa-
tiei good condition; $50. Ii, 7.
WASHERS AND DIFFERS. new 1857
models IN crates Huge SAVINGS for
22Os Ga. ave. NV. Free parking,
WELDING DII;I OUTFIT. acetylsenne COM ON;
STORAGE 20 no 4 .oIp1
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Potato Pickets'
Hopes Mashed

The last of a group Of women
Ipickets protesting the price OF
potatoes left for home yesterday
after two days of parading and
pleading here for more Federal
support for potato prices.
The last remnant of the band
Of about $50 women from New
York, New Jersey, Rhode Island
and Pennsylvania was composed
of about so from Long Island.
They had talked with Govern
ment officials and marched in
front Of the Agriculture Depart
ment building in their bid for
Government help. They had been
allowed to continue the picket
ling after Park Police had stopped
them for a time because they
lacked a permit.
At their departure, Earl C.
Butt, assistant Secretary Of
Agriculture, expressed the OPP
Itimistic feeling that things will
Improve for them up there"
The women came here in spe-
Icial buses after prices in some
places dropped below 81 per 100
pounds after being around Sc
earlier in the season.
Mr.. Butt said their plea for
increased payments under the
potato diversion program couldn't
be met. The program calls for
subsidies at the rate of so cents
a hundred pounds for lower
grade spuds which are channeled
into such uses as starch or live
stock feed.
The Assistant Secretary said he
understands several States are
getting ready to put the program
into effect. The women should
get agreement at home to CO.
operate in the program, he said.
Mrs. Stanley Grzybrowski, one
of the women who talked with
Mr.. Butz. said the women would
appeal to their Governors for
help.
IF that fails" she said, I'VE
will try something else"
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Indiana U. Reports
Polio Case

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept.
~ tR).-A third case Of polio on
the Indiana University campus
was reported yesterday as 500
more students received shots of
Salk antipolio vaccine.
Doctors at the university med
ical center at Indianapolis said
Terry Smart of Houston, Tex, a
senior member of the Student
Senate, has a nonparalytic case
Of polio. He was listed as con-
valescent and in good condition.
The medical center also con-
firmed the diagnosis of the illness
of Merit Hoagland of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, a guard on the
football team. as polio. Young
Hoagland. admitted to Long Hos
pital at the center last Saturday,
was listed as improved. His case
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was described as mild and nom
paralytic.
Also listed as convalescent and
in satisfactory condition at the
hospital in Indianapolis was Dick
Cardwell of Kokomo, the other
polio victim.
More than 800 Of the univer-
sity's 10000 students have re-
ceived shots,
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of living and told them that a
major role is indicated for them
in spreading the benefits Of nu-
clear energy and financing
atomic power projects in vari-
GUS countries.
Mr.. Plowden, the British
atomic energy chief, told the
bankers that he felt lit only
right that so far as we see it,
the widespread use of nuclear
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Hotel, Mr.. Strauss asserted that
such an advance is possible be-
cause Of the rapid expansion of
chronological knowledge and the
many different atomic reactors
concept being studied in the
United States.
Other members of today's
panel we're Sir John Cockcrost,
director of atomic energy re-
search at Harwell, England: Sir
Edwin Plowden, chairman Of the
United Kingdom Atomic Energy
Authority, and w. Kenneth
Davis. director Of reactor devel-
opment for the Acc.
Defends Acc Approach
Mr.. Strauss vigorously de-
Tended the Aces approach to
nuclear power developments in
the United States and rebuked
its critics.
Thus far we have resisted
pressures-mainly political-to
establish arbitrary goals of in
stalled killowatts for a set date,
since we are not entered in a
numbers game" he declared.
I'VE seek to improve the tech
nology of nuclear power reactors
so that we may benefit our own
people and people everywhere
Iby providing the most efficient
Ireactors.
The Acc chairman then said
THAT Ito engage in a crash con-
struction of atomic power plants
lin the United States. based on
the present state Of our knowl-
edge, would neither be prudent
nor would it fulfill our obliga-
Ition to develop the atom for
peaceful purposes"
Mr.. Strauss said also that
such a crash" program would
Idissipate "our very finite reser-
voir of scientific and engineer
ling talent" He said that 1t
would be using the limited assets
Ito build primitive plants when
THAT resource should be applied
Ito the many unsolved problems
Iof reactor technology.
Points To Acc Goal
| Mr.. Strauss said the goal o.
the Acc is a nuclear power de.
velopment which will justify it
financing without Government
subsidy. He said American in
dustry now has plans to install
some 100000 kilowatts Of atomic
power and to finance it through
natural banking channels.
Asserting that we have en-
tered upon the era of 1.-The be-
lnificent atom" Mr.. Strauss tolC
1.-THE bankers the atom holds the
hope of remedying much of thu
worlds imbalance in standards
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power cannot help taking a con-
siderable number of years" He
said the admonition was more
necessary because nuclear tech
nology offers such glamorous
possibilities that there is a seri-
Gus danger Of assuming that the
potential improvement visualized
for the future can be obtained
now"
The British. whose atomic
power program is perhaps the
worlds most advanced, will open
a new dual purpose nuclear sta
ton next month. The station,
Calder Hall. will produce pluto
mum as well as 10000 kilowatts
of electricity.
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Marriage Not Taxing

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. ~
(R).-An Internal Revenue Serv-
ice employee got a chuckle yester-
day out Of an entry he found
while checking income tax re-
turns. After the question
marital status" a taxpayer had
written: Good"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Democrats to Meet

Fairfax County Volunteers for
Stevenson and Kefauver will
meet at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Dardanelles Restaurant, 80 Hill
wood avenue, Falls Church.
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Strauss Sees Big Gain
Soon in Atom Research
By L. EDGAR PRINA

Louis Strauss Chairman Of the Atomic Energy Commission,
said today major breakthrough in research putting
near the goal Of economic nuclear power could with
suddenness"
In a panel discussion at the 18th meeting Of the
Bank Board Of Governors the Sheraton
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CLERK-TYPIST

White. high school graduate: no
experience necessary. group life In
surance and disqualification bene-
tts. congenial surroundings; air.
conditioned Offices. vacation with
pay. permanent position. D. c. area
Residents given preference
Southland Life ms. Co.
Room 211. investment Bldg.
10Th and K SITS NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-06
HELP-WoMEN

YOUNG IADY-Nationa organiza-
ton has an immediate opening in
local nffiee for pleasant young
lady, 1880; must be high school
graduate, some typing required,
Call MR.. GRIFFIN. ~. $4,000.
LADIES t2l, to learn studio
recep. sales eoloring, retouching,
etc. Apply 10-2, in person, AN
TONS, 1897 + st. NV.
YOUNG LADY for small ONCE, little
knowledge OF tipping. Apply 1882
Penna. ave. Sc, between 9 am.
and $3.50 pm.
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SEE MISS WOOD
Secretaries

We have 2 excellent open
ings for qualified secretaries.
Must like to assume respon-
sibilitieS and must like deal
ing with people. These 2 po-
SitionS are unique, interest,"
ing. and a definite challenge.
Salary commensurate with
a bility and experience.
Please phone for appoint
ment, or apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-06
1920 K st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN

Artist, or one familiar with art
material, for retail art store;
tipping helpful; good personality,
advances possible for right person; .
salary open. For apt, call ia
2-SS17
GIRL twhite). real estate ONCE; gen.
era Office work, fling. tipping, tele-
phone, ETC.; 5-day 40-hr. week: eX-
perience not necessary: must be
neat typist. MARSHALL j. MAPLE
Co. 1924 l4th St. NV. AL. A.
zoos.
GOVT. WORKERS. colored. earn up
to $40 wkly. or more in spare time;
no exper. needed. North 7-3l ! Il,
from IL noon to 3 pm. s.
SUCCESS. beauty and money. can
be yours by becoming an Avon rep
rescntative. Just show our lovely
cosmetic line to friends and neigh
borS and earn $40 wkly. IN part
time hrs. DI. 7-O221.
ALL AGES. lS-65. TYPISTS. secre-
taries: S50-Sl00 Wk.; openings for
mach. ,oprs. welcome at HsoYD IS
Sest. * yrs, cor. 18th and G
ALEX. -ARL. FALLS CHI, Va
Women t6l needed at once for
part-time work with AVON Cos
metics. Earn $50 Wkly, in lust a
few hrs. Dl. 7-0221.
If YOU ARE A CRACKER-JACK
SALES PERSON, AND CAN MOVE
ON A VOLUME
CALL MISS EATON. co. d
3933. OPPORTUNITY TO OPERATE
OWN BUSINESS.