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INsURANCE-INDUsTRIALI.. L.

perlence necessary. Apply morn
ines. 1874 Florida ave. ne.
INSURANCE-INDUSTRIAL
Due to q promotion a large con.
centrs ted debit is available to an
experisnced. capable salesman, q
proven background Of results and
stability. Married, age 25-4Q. You
will work with other successful ca.
reer men whose earnings are the
highest in this area due to the finest
agents contract in this business
mo CHARGE BACK FOR LAPSE. }
Substantial weekly guarantee to
immediate future. MR. LYMAN,
start, high earnings assured in the
ma. S-2443.
INSURANCE MEN (3), 2 casualty
and l life. Independents: to form
insurance agency. Write full par
ticulars, exper, etc. to Box 3S7-J,
Star.
INSURANCE -CAsULTY underwater
Salary commensurate with expe-
rience. Excellent opportunity for
advancement. Call Mr.. Schramm,
EMPLOYERS GROUP, 340S Wis
ave. NV. EN-. 3-79O3.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE-Nationai or
ganization needs man who holds
wide local acquaintance. Adequate
salary to start, with reasonable ex-
pectations OF $4,000 per year
within 3 years, Give full back.
sround. All replies will be treated
n strictest confidence. Box 165-H.
LABORATORY ASSISTANT - High
school graduate. interested in SCI
enee for full-time employment: no
experience necessary: excellent
working conditions and benefits.
Location. College PARK. Md. Reply
to Box 20S-J. Star. giving high
school attended. year Of graduation
and references
Evening star., 1956-08-27
HO. 2-2476

OFFSET STRIPPER-The expand
ing HAYNES LITHOGRAPH co. IS
in need Of two strippers. We prefer
experienced color men. but will
train good black and white strip.
pers. You can start at S2.63 an
hour. We can teach you top crafts.
manship, with all ADVANTAGES Of
working for one Of the top color
houses in the country. If you want
to get ahead. and work for the
best, call the HAYNES LITHO-
GRAPH CO.. 1l40 East-West hwy
Silver Spring, Md. JU. $4,000.
rPFRA-ORS. Kelsh and Multiplex,
and topographic craftsmen needed
Immediately: experienced. Positions
permanent, salary open. RE. e.
Sl3l
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CLERK

MAIL AND INFORMATION
Immediate opening in lRe. hotel.
very good opportunity. for advance
s st: NV. Rm. 319. cAFRrTz CO.
Evening star., 1956-08-27
SENIOR
ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIAN


to work on development Of
a-collecting devices fol
field experiment and device.
to function with scale digi-
tai computer and analogue
computer.
We offer excellent lead
pla ms, enjoyable working
conditions and other en-
ploye benefits. Background
investigation b before en-
ployment.
Evening star., 1956-08-27
SALESMEN (5l

in direct sales. to cali
on qualified leads. furnished daily
BY our office. You will receive S75
week to start. Call Mr.. Phillips
at La. 6-92S7. between 3 and 5 p. m.
Evening star., 1956-08-27
HELP-MEN Cont. }
BOB'S STUDIO

We instruct you for hackers test
and furnish cabs. Best season will
soon start.
Evening star., 1956-08-27
OFFICE MESSENGER

Young man. white. II or 1s. in
well-run office. We prefer a recent
high school graduate who is going
to attend business school or college
once or after Labor Day. REGULAR
hours permanent. full-time position
that will make II convenient to at
tend classes. Advancement. good
benefitS.
Evening star., 1956-08-27
DESIGN
ENGINEERS

Guided Missile Launching Systems
Openings in long-range projects on the weapons
of the future with
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when ansvsrtne advertisement
addressed TO Stdi boxes DO NOT
enclose original references photo.
graphs OF other materials OF per.
sondl cdlae Copies sefpe the pIr.
pose Oyigtnals mas get lost
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Telephone Saleswork

For Complete Details CAN
For an Appointment
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PAYROLL
CLERK

Accurate typist for permanent DO.
sition in our payroll dept. Some pay.
roll experience desired, but no
essential. 1875 yrs. Of age higf
Room 6os Open Weekdays ISa.i S:so-i
and Sat 9-l2. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1956-08-27
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 q
future. Apply manager.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS
g42 st. NV. 304O 14th st. NV.
1103 H st. NE, 500 14th st. NV.
, 1956-09-15

pm.
Plot lO9AB of La .Grande
'Princesse, Gregory Mercado :
$50 pm.
Plot 2o7A Of La Grande Prin-
cesse Lionel Barnes : 800.
pm
Plot 2O9 Of La Grande Prin-
cesse, z. o. Walcott $3.50 pm.
Par. 5 Of st. John,
Charles Schuster 400 pm.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "a,
|lsse.
Par. 10 Of Montpelier
liner Island Corp. ZOO pm.
Per 3 Of Rattan,
Theophiius Petersen 2:S0
pm
, 1956-09-15

Erina Thompson $3.50 pm,
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10
1855.
lOA New Street,
Henrique Nc Aloin 2;3O pm.
20 ABc Hill Street
Charles Prentice ! $50 pm.
Is East Street
Agnes Paulus 400 pm.
OCTOBER IL
1855.
Ia East Street
Bernadin E, Williams : 200
pm
LIS East Street
Clan, Max, Bernice, Ira, Ell
more, Earl & Elridge Jacobs,
I2:so p. m.
Par, ga Of Contentment
Frederick Francis 800 pm.
Par II Of Richmond,
Hansine +. Hansen, $50 pm.
Parcel Is Of Richmond,
Alexander simmonds 400 pm
MONDAY q IS.
1856.
Plots % & "a Of Par. ii Of
Richmond, Elaine Anthem,
pm.
PILOT is Of 1t. Princesse
Ronald A. & Sara G. Morris
cite 2:3O pm,
Par. 2 Of GATHERINGS Rest
Moses G.. ROGERS 800 pm.
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER
~ 1856.
Par. "A Of GATHERINGS Rest,
Victor Dennis : $3.50 pm.
THURSDAY 9 10
1856.
Par. 3 Of Retreat
Heirs Of Joseph James
zoo pm.
, 1956-09-15
FORCED AUcTICNl

Collection of Taxes upon real
property and with the consent
cf and further directions OF
the Administrative Assistant
ST. Croix, the properties listed
below belonging to the follow
ing owners which are in ar
rears 20 rtaxes 70 rthe year
1854, will be sold at the Ven
due Directors Office ct the
time hereinafter mentioned:
MONDAY . |. 1856
Plot No. 272 Of Richmond
George B. & George +. Elem
ing,
2::3O p. m.
"A Company Street,
victor Dennis $50 pm.
5 Queen Street
Andrew Irwin : $50 pm.
19Ab Queen Street,
Frederick w. Francis, 400.
pm.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8
1856
SC Watergut
Paul James : 800 pm.
ga Market Street
Canute a, Brodhurst, Jr.
$50 pm.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4
1855.
- North Street
Zephaniah o. & Balaria Wal
colt 2;sO pm.
8 Prince Street,
Vernon I. Ellis : 800 pm.
BID King x Street,
Heirs Of Joseph James
$50 pm.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1856
Par. 5 Of Old Hosp. Ground,
Ebenezer, Victorine, Lucten.
& Claudia ". Willocks,
2:S0 pm.
House on Par. 5 Of Hospital
Ground, Ebenezer Willccks
, 1956-09-15

Rust Up Twist,
st. croix Labor Union
$50 pm,
Cane Bay,
St. Croix Labor Union
400 p. m,
La vallee
St. Croix Labor Union
400 pm.
AL expenses Of the sale III.
Guiding the interest charges
Oh the tax due are to Be paid
by the purchaser.
vshduo Directors Office
chritiansted. v. L
September 10, 1856
w = Moorhoad i
vsndue Director
, 1956-09-15
FOR SALE
COMPLETE BUILDING MATERIAL
ron IA SMALL HOUSE

This IS ali brand new Sears Roebuck material in its
original packing cases, and includes the following:
II Alum. Jalousie windows 81 x63"
2 Jalousie doors &c. x 80'
1 Folding door Ivory
80 Alum. corrug. roofing sheets 49, x 10 feet
Complete roofing, fittings, cutters, nails, etc.
2 Sliding door closets 3 and A
Complete Hardware, Locks, Door Checks, etc.
Electric Stove
Complete Kitchen Cabinets 8 Metal Wall Tile
! Electric Refrigerator
Complete Electric Wiring, Outlets, Fixtures
Complete Bathroom equipment & Alum. Wall tile
for bathroom, including trim
Electric Water Heater 80 Gal
Reinforcing steel for Cistern Walls, etc. etc.
This material was purchased one year ago and most
costs have since gone up. It is for sale as a complete
unit for its exact cost. See Van B. Hooper (office rear Of
Santa Cruz Pharmacy Phone No. AZ
-. ~ ZA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-29
Mixed Frozen Fruits

Mixed fruit is another product in the Birds Eye line of
quick-frozen foods In the fruit packed in the
12-ounce size
As its name indicates mixed fruit is combination of
such favoes golden sliced peaches dark sweet cherries
red sour cherries ripe red raspberres big plump boysen
berries and tender white grapes They're all carefully picked
washed and sweetened with sugar strip
preserve the fresh fruit flavor.
The company the fruit is at its best when
just thawed. Left in the carton the mixed fruit will
enough to serve in about six hours in the food compartment
OF your refrigerator or about 2 hours at tempera
ture you're in hurry, put the carton in bowl
water and let it stand for about rs minutes
The fruit is versatile in its Try it a compete
served with the delicate cookies we've told about above
Use as topping for ice sherbeS buildings
For party occasions dress it up with whipped cream
combine it with frutavored gelatin to make shmmering
jellied fruit mold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-29

cookie just introduced
to this area.
Five years ago Mar
garet Rudkin started
looking for something
different in the cookie
line for the American
market. Her search
started in England, led
to Scotland, Ireland
and France. In Bel
GUM the search ended.
At the Delacre bakery,
a few miles out of Brus-
sells, she found her
cookies. This plant had
been baking for the
royal house of Belgium
since 1879.
She made an agree
mont with the firI,o n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-29
VIOLET FAULKNER SAYS
BeIgion Recipe
Used for Cookies

!. Are you looking for "store-bought" cookie
that is as thin and crisp as freshly minted dollar
Dill? cookie delicate in flavor and texture and
not too cloyingly sweet?
If SO, you'll be interested in the new TYNE of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-29
Only CLAPPS saves you K
on every jar of Baby Foods

Yet Capps the very finest baby food you buy every
variety carefully prepared cereal Then how
Capps sell for less? Well we've eliminated wastefu coupons
samples and premium offers We'd rather keep costs down
pass a savings TO you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-29

share the "secret" recipes and imported ovens
exactly like the ones in the Delacre plant. Two
of her representatives went to Belgium to study
the baking operation and finally, young Belgian
was brought to Mrs. Rudkin'S plant at bennington,
Pa, to be in charge of quality control
The cookies. each named for city in Europe in
six varieties designed with ice perhaps
fruit compete
The Barritz is very thin cookie frosted with thin
layer Of rich chocolate the Dresden delicate its
implies is waferke and crisp with suggestion of almond
the Bordeaux slightly less rich with flavor distany
related to buterscotch Venice is studier bscuitype
cookie brushed with granulated sugar: Brussels is melt
in-your-mouth butter cookie; Capri is fnger-shaped
biscuit cookie with both ends dipped in chocolate
Packaged in foi-ned boxes to maintain freshness the
cookies also packed bung paper prevent breakage
Sold under the Pepperdge Farm brand they're avala
BILE in most grocery stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-29
Frozen Artichoke Hearts

Newest thing frozen vegetables the artichoke
hearts that peeled and ready cook Serve them with
butter and dash Of lemon Juice fry the hearts until crisp
and golden brown Or cook, chill and marnae then
them part of anpaso plate the first to
italian dinner Marinated in oil and vinegar they also
be used in salads.
The artichokes for the frozen pack grown in
California in the valley that lies between Francisco and
Santa Barbara The medium "chokes" selected
the petals discarded only the heart used cut in half
Frozen ready for cooking The 9ounce package containing
IL to 10 halves makes three to four servings depending the
type of service The latest frozen product the
Birds Eye plant you'll find them the frozen food cabinets
at your grocers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-29
HOLIDAY
CANDIES

Dried fruit candies are
made without cooking.
Furthermore, there's
no sugar added, so if
you're diSmayed at the
quantity of sweets the
youngsters consume
during the holidays,
here's a solution.
Plump soft prunes are
pitted and stuffed with
pieces of marShmal-
lows or nuts. Some are
dipped in melted choc-
olate-and watch those
disappear faster than
any fondant-centered
chocolates on candy
plates! The squares are
a mixture of dried
fruits and walnutS.
A little orange juice
moiStenS and flavors
these simple, nutri-
tiouS and delicious
fruit squares. Recipes
for the candies are
given on Page B-2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-29

It's .Rath Black Hawk Baconl
So-pull up a chair, sit down to
breakfast and help yourself to these
tender, sweet, corn-fed slices. Crisp,
sugar-cured slices with broad ribbons
Of meaty lean in every one OF them.
And if that hickory-rich aroma seems
to remind you Of an old-time country
Evening star., 1956-07-31
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN

internationally renowned
decorator Dorothy Draper is
presently espousing the cause
Of hanging family portrait
photographs, individually and
cleverly framed to reflect both
style and color. in each room
which bears her unmistakable
touch.
So, too, is designer c.
Eugene Stephenson, A. I. D..
who works closely with the
portrait photographer to create
and style a result insuring the
relationship between the pic
ture and the rooms individ-
uality.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY speaking,
we thought photo portraits as
wall decor went out with re-
nowned rumble seats and
flappers of the 2Os and were
as obsolete as Mr.. Ford's
Model T.
Local Opinion
Locally, we called one Of
Washington's best known and
most honored decorators to
confirm or deny our suspi-
cions.
Photographs. she confirmed,
are too obvious a decorating
medium, a labored technique
about as unfresh as you can
be. Rigid, unoriginal." she
added, lit sounds like a
lunchroom and ] think nothing
could be more deadly"
In all fairness, however, we
must say a look at this coll
umn's illustrations will give
the reader an opportunity to
make up his or her own mind
on the subject.
Mrs. Draper came out with
the photo-portrait idea in de-
signing a three-room apart
ment now on public display in
Executive House, New York
City's newest apartment build.
ing.
She says the family album
has disappeared with long
skirts and high topped shoes.
In its place. she advocates. the
trend turns to portrait photo
graphs as a decorating me-
dium. Her exhibit apartment
Evening star., 1956-07-31

phenson placed a full-length
color portrait Of the young
mother in the living room Of
his model apartment in Execu-
tive House. He worked close
ly with the photographer to
insure it would fit into the
living area scheme where the
dominant colors emphasized
are white walls and orange
carpet blended with grained
parquet floors and subtle
: green and gold accents in up
holstery.
In the entrance dining
foyer, he displayed a hand
some color portrait Of the man
Of the house. hung over a
fruitwood sideboard. He also
employs the use of children's
photo portraits in the bed
room. fianking the bed as the
rooms sole wall decoration.
Mr.. Stephenson, we feel,
utilized his most imaginative
application of portrait photo
graphs in his apartment kitch-
en-. In this implausible area,
he added a just-right touch of
whimsy by lining the walls
with framed photos of seven
chefs Of celebrated New York
restaurants. Adding another
note to turn the kitchen from
its strictly utilitarian vestige
are favorite recipes and menus
of the respective chefs, all
framed in accordance with the
color scheme.
Summing up, whether your
decorating choice may be
family photographs, so-called
abstract oil paintings of the
Old Master or modernistic
school, or plain walls with
decorative accents of a more
solid medium, you are still in
Evening star., 1956-07-31
Calvert All Club
Girls Give Show

Fourth Club girls in Calvert
County will hold a "dress re-
view" at 8 pm. today in the au-
ditorium of Trinity Church in
Prince Frederick. Over 100 girls
are scheduled to take part in
review. which will include a
style show of the clothes they
have sewed on during the sum-
mer.
The girls were to hold a
practice session at 4 pm, at
which time the costumes we're
to be judged for the best, work.
manship. Supper was to be
served at a nominal cost before
the evening program.
Evening star., 1956-07-31

ington Sink Top Wholesalers
in Washington; Ideal Kitchens
in Silver Spring. Nd. and the
Clay Sink Top Co. in Merri-
field, Md. The names of num-
erous other dealers in the
Washington area also are
available through the Formica
Corp. Office, 8641 Colesvill0
road, Silver Spring, listed in
the phone book.
Evening star., 1956-07-31
Political Career
Urqed for Women

NEW YORK, July 81 (R.-
Alice K. Leopold, assistant to
the Secretary of Labor for
Women'S Affairs, yesterday
urged women to make politics
a career or combine it with
other careers.
Mrs. Leopold, speaking at
the opening of the 14th BIZ
ennial convention of the Amer
ican Federation of Soropti-
miSts Clubs, told the 800 dele
gates that you are all poll
ticians in the finest and trueSt
sense"
But most of you are arm
chair politicians-and an arm
chair politician usually per-
mits inefficiency in public Of
flee. holding back her contri-
button to good government"
She said she would like to
see more women in Congress
and noted that five States
have no women in their Legis-
latures. The States are Ala
bama, Arkansas. Florida. Geor-
gia and Oklahoma.
Mrs. Leopold urged that
more women be trained for
key roles in business and gov
ernment, saying the % mil
lion women now in the labor
force are a million and a half
more than a year ago.
Nearly a third of them, she
added, are over As.
This is a period of dynamic
change" she said, when one
Of the foremost questions is
whether women's place is in
the home or in the labor mar
ket"
Evening star., 1956-07-31
FREE COURSES
IN VOCATIONAL
TRAINING OPEN

Ten vacancies in free vo-
cational training courses in
foods and ofice work are
available to area women, be-
tween the ages Of 20 and SIS.
at the Hannah Harrison
School. 447O Macarthur
boulevard NV. Room and
board are provided for stu
dents during the five-month
training period.
The school, a resident vo-
cational institution for wom-
en-, was endowed by the late
Julius Garfinckel and is
administered by the District
YWCA.
The only requirement
other than the age stipula-
ton is that applicants must
have the need to earn and
the ability to learn. There
are two classes a year be-
ginning in September and
February.
Applications may be OBJ
tanned from the school di-
rector.
Evening star., 1956-07-31

style. So let your individual
taste and conscience be your
guidel
Formica Plastic
Star readers interested in OBJ
tanning Formica Milano lam
mated plastic for surfacing
dressing tables and bath coun-
ters as shown in last Tuesdays
"Today'S Home" column will
find it available at: WASH
Evening star., 1956-07-31
TODAY'S HOME
New Wdys OF Using
Family Photographs

features portrait photographs
in every room, including
kitchen and bath.
Long an advocate Of the per-
sonalized approach in decorat-
ing, the designer cites the use
of portrait photographs as the
latest idea to accomplish this
end.
Individual family portraits,
well framed and used in the
inventive way, are interesting
and distinctive. They repre-
sent the newest in photo
graphic techniques and tonal
quality" Mrs. Draper OBJ
serves.
Gilded Frames
In the living room of her
model apartment, she employs
old and gilded frames for fam
lily portraits in the colors of
the room, picking up the dec
orative shades of cerulean blue,
paprika and white. Children's
portraits in the bedroom echo
the soft blue-grays of walls
and carpet.
The kitchen features pro-
jected portrait photographs of
the family's two young boys in
a coral colored frame. while an
unusual plastic mating in
cerulean blue shades empha-
size a colorful portrait of a
child, hung in the bathroom.
Noted designer Gene Ste
Evening star., 1956-07-31
Sun Valley Trip

Mrs. Ralph Reed and her
nephew, Tom Sheldon, will va
cation in Sun Valley from
August 3 through the 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
REFRIGERATOR
TEETHER

Soothes boby's gums.
"Frostie" lilo uid
keeps teether cool
otter taking out OF
refrigerator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, e5, on June 10.
February 20.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours
High 81 at 4:65 pm.
Low. 20 at 900 am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

ISOLATION Of Postmasters; Joseph
Thomas. president, United Ma
tional Association Of Post ONCE
Clerks; Alfred F. Better, presi-
dent. National Customs Service
Association, and William Ryan.
president, District a, Interna-
tional Association of Machinists
GEORGE TO RETIRE - Leo
George. longtime president Of
the National Federation Of Post
Office Clerks, will retire at the
end Of his present term in Au-
gust. Expected to campaign for
Mr.. Georges job are j. Kline
House, Mr.. Georges present ad-
ministrative assistant, and John
Mckay. president of the unions
Los Angeles local. Roy Hallbeck,
the unions popular legislative
representative. is expected to be
without any serious
opposition.
\ X
DEFENSE AGENCIES-There
will be no restriction imposed by
Congress on the Defense Depart
ment on the adjustment of de-
Tense functions found competing
with industry. Such q ban had
been in effect the past year, but
both the House and Senate this
year defeated moves to extend
the ban for another year. The
so-called Section 638 had pre-
vented defense agencies from
abolishing such activities unless
such moves were approved by
the House and Senate Appropri-
atoms Committees.
The Senate Appropriations
Committee, however, has issued
a warning to the Defense De-
partment in a report accompany
ing the 1857 defense agencies
appropriations bill that it ex-
pected the department to pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

WEATHER BUREAU FoRECAST-Thundershow are
forecast tonight for the Southern Rockies the Southern
Atlantic Coast and parts Of New York. Pennsylvania and
Connecticut Cooler weather expected in the Great Lakes
area with warmer readings in the Plains States the North
ern Rockies and the Great Basin areaAP wrephoo Map
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

on Soviet Russia 1.-THE kind of
moral pressure" that resulted in
an Austrian treaty.
AS to comment on a Senate
speech yesterday by Senator
Flanders. Republican of YER
mont. urging that Chancellor
Adenauer start direct negotia-
tions with Russia for reunifica-
ton, Mr.. Dulles said he was in
position to judge "the best way
to proceed"
Iceland - The question of
abandoning the huge American
air base there and withdrawing
or reducing the number of
American troops stationed in the
country is a matter for the
NATO Council to decide. Pro-
gressives and Social Democrats
favoring the withdrawal of
American troops made Substan-
tial gains in the Icelandic cleo
tons this week, but failed to
get majority in the Iceland
Parliament.
Increased Military Funds-Mr.
Dulles said he expected mo
critical reaction" abroad from
yesterdays Senate action in in
creasing Air Force funds for ad-
ditional long-range bombers by
nearly 81 billion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Anxious Derby Boys See
Cars Through Inspection

oiling his wheels and guzzling
from a pop bottle.
One jaunty derby driver wore
a plaid cap like those worn by
the sports car set. Guess when
I finished my car-today." he
said.
Anxious fathers and mothers
suffered as much as their sons
during the inspection.
Between the time these cars
pass inspection and the time
they are to go down the hill
Saturday, nobody touches them
except derby officials" said Race
Director Owen Heriot. If the
boys and the fathers had their
way, they would be adding
final" touches to the racers
right up to the starting gun. he
said.
Neil Moerdyk and Hal Miller
were directing the inspection
crews. James Donahue and
Joseph Pine gave the final
weight test.
1.-THE boys are strict on this
inspection but you've got to be
or you'll have trouble in the
race" said Pat Bradley, assistant
race director, referring to the
examining crews.
The Soap Box Derby here
Saturday is sponsored by The
Star in association with the
Chevrolet dealers of Metro
politan Washington and the, Dis
trict Department of the Arneri-
can Legion.