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The Republican., 1957-09-19
"a Traffic Violations
Listed By Magistrate

Twenty-four traffic violations
we're listed by Trial Magistrate
Earl c. Friend over the past ten
days.
Edwin Rodgers Lynch, Macon, N.
c., failing to apply for new title,
SIS and costs, sentence suspended.
John Dewey Skidmorc, Western
port, no operators license. $40.
Robert Joseph Jones, Western
port, no operators license, SO.
Walter Mark Simmons, Cor
mania, operating without registra-
ton plates, $40
Norman Arlic Shrout, Oakland,
operating under influence of in
toXicating beverage, 500 and
costs; and for reckless driving, $25
and costs
Lillian May Hclbig, Baltimore,
passing when way ahead was not
clear of oncoming traffic, $40.
Eugene Anthony Faris, Rowles-
burg, passing on brow of hill, $40.
Carl Ross Bennett, Buckhannon,
exceeding 50 mph, SIS.
Eugene Wade Root, Cleveland,
o., exceeding 80 mpr, SIS.
William Carlton Lohr, SWanton,
passing near brow of hill, $40; and
exceeding 50 mph, $50.
James Dean Rush, Accident,
passing near brow of hill, $40
Edward James Tasker, overload
on registration of 1900 pounds, S24.
Helen Irene Thayer, Oakland.
failed to stop for red traffic light,
$5.
William Edward Wolf, Cumber-
land, following too closely, IS.
Abner Daryl Tichnell, exceeding
so mph, $40.
Harold f. Stockslager, Oakland,
passing when way ahead was not
clear, $40.
Eugene Kemp Pritts, Jessup,
reckless driving, $25.
Wayne Arthur Soult Oakland,
reckless driving, S25.
Donald ThrOpp Rutledge, Irwin,
Pa, exceeding 25 mph, S25.
Donald Thropp Rutledge, Irwin
Pa. exceeding 25 MPH, $25.
Cecil Cline Hahn, Oakland, eX-
ceeding 50 MPH, SIS.
James Ellsworth Brown, Balti-
more, exceeding 80 MPH, $5.
Clarence Ray johnson, North
Canton, O., exceeding so MPH. IS
SINGLE Erwin Brown, Baltimore
exceeding 80 MPH, s..
The Republican., 1957-09-19
Republican Women Plan
Meeting At KitzmiIIer

Republican Women of the county
are planning for their October
meeting and trained man to ex-
on Thursday evening, October 8, at
7 o'clock, in the fire hall.
1t was planned to have one of
the new voting machines at the
meeting and trained man to eX-
plain its use. The public is to be
invited, regardless of political af-
filiation. Ladies from Kitzmiler
will serve as hostesses.
A bazaar is to be held in con-
nection with the meeting in an eff
fort to raise funds for the
treasury, it was announced by Mrs.
Kermit Glotfelty, president.
The Republican., 1957-09-19
Heads Fuirmont Office

Charles r. Landon hls been
named office and credit manager
of the Fairmont Foods company
branch in Huntington, w. Va, it
was announced by the company
president.
Mr.. Landon goes to Huntington
from Logan, w. Va, where he held
a similar position at the Logan
branch. He joined the Fairmont
company in 1947 as a bookkeeper
at Oakland.
Landon is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Landon, of Mt. Lake
Park.
The Republican., 1957-09-19
Air Raid Drill Held

National Guardsmcn, fire de-
partmcnt members and civil de
fense wardens cooperatcd last eve
ming in the statewide air raid
drill held from 6:15 to $50.
At the signal to take cover the
firemen assisted in stopping all
traffic and kept the area policed
until the all clear signal was
sounded. Defense wardcns covered
areas.
The drill was completed without
any unusual incidents.
outfit a light blue suit with white
accessories and white orchiC
corsage
Mr.. and Mrs. Sisler are residing
in Alexandria, Va.
The Republican., 1957-09-19

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MARRIED MAN
WITH CAR
Excellent income. GOOD refer.
iu 5-lJ5O.

YOUNG MAN, IS to 40. general Of.
fice work with typinf experience
Permanent position with opportu-
mites for advancement. Address re-
plies 70 P o. Box 3l5S, Washing
ton, D. c.. stating age, experience
address and telephone
YOUNG MAN with mechanical ability
TO work on clock and radio timer
repairs. Radio experience helpful.
Box l57-X St'r
YOUNG MA, preferably married
Established Alexandria firm is pre-.
pared TO set up reliable party in
his own suhcontracting business
No capital or previous business ex-
perience required Mr.. DEAN. IC
to 5. XII. 9-l22l; evenings. CIR
3-lS30.
YOUNG MAN wanted in parking lot
Experience not necessary. See MR.
sCHUMAN, 1904 Fenton St. Silver
Spring, Nd.
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IBM
KEYPUNCH OPERATOR

Reliability research orpan-
izauon has a Dart-time IBM
keypuach operator position
available Persons with key
punch experience in 026 and
0jG machines preferred. The
period, of EN- 3loyment will be
indefinite: approximate work
ina hours from q pm. to
] pm, Monday through
Friday.
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Please Contact
Mr.. j. w. DUNCKEL
Me. $4,000, Ext. 285
FOR APPOINTMENT

INSuRANCE--Exper fire and casn-
aliy policv writer for ice. general
insurance agency Ability determines
salary and bonus; 5-day wk. a-5.
Paid vacations and other company
benefits Cali for appt RALPH W.
LEE & co, 1908 l 81. NV, RE,
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK.TYPlST for school business
once: must be able to handle gen
eral ONCE work. salary open. Five.
day wk,.. annual and sick leave
group disqualification, pleasant
working conditions. Applicants will
be interviewed from 10 to IL each
morning at 1924 10th st. NV.
CLERK AND TYPIsT in claim de.
Must of Se sd fs az p'ST sTrs
and know something about general
once. work. This Is a permanen,
position. Only local resident con-
sidered: Apply in person to MR.
KITCHEN. snd floor. Beacon BUILD.
CLERK-TYPIST-National concern,
40-hour week. Monday through FRI
day, Ma. $500.
-TYPIsTs needed by national
publishing firm; 5-day week: mod
ern air-cond. ONCE, hospitalizati ou
Grimley, ENCYCLOPEDIA AMER.
lCANA. 1905 East-West hwy, Be-
CLERK-TYPIST, some knowledge OF
bookkeeping, sos; 5l2-day week.
JUSTINE REALTY CO., 4l2 5th st.
NV
CLERK -TYPIST, 90 w.p m, age 20.
30; must have previous exper some
college training. knowledge of pro-
portional spacing helpful Send
resume to P. o Box 5a6S. Be-
thesda. Md
CLERK TYPIST; young George
town; > days: $50 POTOMAC
EMPL.. 2334 Wilson blvd, Arl IA
$1,000.
CLERK TYPIST. Arlandria: will
rain. young S220 POTOMAC
EMPL.. 9l1 King st. Alex XII
n-5055.
CLERK TYPIST - Accurate typist
for interesting. diversified position
small, congenial ONCE: 5-day week
paid vacation. For appt phone DI
7-6005
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HELP WOMEN
tcoE :inued)

BEAUTY SHOP RECEPTIONIsT
very capable. for very busy, ex.
elusive beauty shop: also. first-clas,
nair colorist preferably with ellen.
tele. Confidential Write for inter.
view BOX TX, Star.
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WEAVER BROS, INC.
YOUNG MEN

Need 4 young men. white, over is
for outside sales work. no experience
necessary, we Will train you Weekly
excellent promotion possibilities
Apply RIM 4lu "a 9th st. NV
YOUNG MEN. college or hish school
students: delivering in ewes. Car
necessary Call MR.. GOFF, TU.
a-69S4, 3 pm. to ! am.
WALL STREET JOURNAL has open
ing for young man in advertising
production department Newspaper
experience desirabl See Mr..
BLAND, 1918 lIth st. NV, ST
3-0164.
MAN FRIDAY. building. Insurance
and real estate. Baileys Cross
roads, Virainia. Salary open Dis
abled persons considered. JE q
1870 for appointment.
WANTED AT Rawieigh deal
er. for Washington. also Montgom-
can earn S5u weekly part time.
SlQ0 and UP full time Write
RAWLEIGH'S DEPT. DCA l2-725,
Chester. Pa
MAN WITH CAR; excel. openine on
established route no exper. neces-
sary; training furn: SSl week 10
start Apply FULLER BRUSH CO,
oil National Press Bldg. l4th and
SITS NV. or phone d. 7-4i77
or DI. 7-349S.
MAN. white, residing in either Silver
Spring or hyattSyille area, SS5 VIZ
to start. Phone HE 1850 Tuesday
only. d pm. 10 2 pm.
MAN. living in Arlington or Fairfax
County: 500 wk TO start Phone
Mr.. HERMS, ia. 5-63I5 Tuesday
only = pm. TO pm
MEN with pleasant voices for tele-
phone work. Evenings, to 10: 81
per hour VICTOR DANCE STUDIO
Call CO. 5-5500 between :. and :
NIGHT AUDITOR, must be expert.
enced on MGR 1000. hours. u pm,
GARDENS. Nj vernon non ave and and
Russell I'd. Alexandria. or phone
Mr.. Madden. TIE $4,000
MANAGEMENT-Are you interested
IN a good salary, security and
retail management in the finest
environment, with all usual benefits?
II so. write US Immediately BOX
339-X, Star
A CONSCIENTIOUS PERSON wish
ing, success. who enjoys working
with the public is needed by ma
tional consumer finance company
All company benefits along with
our desire to train you to success
Visit our ONCE. S407 Georgia ave
Silver Spring. Nd.
OVER 80, restaurant BACKGROUND
neat appearance. hondable ligh,
duties permanent day hours meals
furnished. no SUNDAYS MIR Wal
ters CAFE BURGUNDY 5O3i
Conn ave
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HELP WOMEN
HOSTESS

Exper. in restaurant work. able to
take cash and make waitress sched-
ule and supervise: refs. required.
TALLY-HO RESTAURANT. s12 18th
81
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MAIDS
MATHEMATICIAN

For employe benefit consult
ing organization. Major or
minor IN mathematics desir-
able but not essential No
previous experience necessary.
Permanent position. Pleasant
working conditions. 5-day,
3J-hour week. Good starting
salary. Unusual free employe
beneflts. DI. G-21S5
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MAID

Immed opening; must nave hotel ex-
per and furn. refs. Apply personnel
Office, Rm. $40. li24 X st. NV,
CAFRITZ CO.
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COME IN AND TALK IT OVER
BEGINNERS AND EXPERIENCED
ACES WHITE
V. WOOD PERSONNEL
SEE MISS WOOD

81 SOUTHERN BLDG, DI 1852
sos 18th ST NV AT II
CLERK. TYPIST. in reporting office:
: Gays 9.l5 to 5:15: age x to 80
white Start at Sh5. For inter
view call AID 4-44Oi
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ASST. HOUSEKEEPERS
MARRIOTT MOTOR HOTEL
across l4th ST. Bridge. Va

Experience preferred but not nee
Iessary. Age TO Is Day hours; ex-
leellent working conditions and sal
airy.
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs. INC.
1871 @ ST NV RIM 200
ATTENTION. HOUSEWIvES-stan.
ley Home Products has opening 8
mornings. " evenings, $50 per week.
. mornings. 3 evenings. 500 per
week. Use Of car necessary Phone
10. 4-0440 for home interview.
BANK BOOKKEEPERS
BurrouRhs bookkeeping machine
operators experience preferred but
not essential. ,5-day week. free life
insurance and retirement plan.
MUNSEY TRUST co.
1890 E 81. NV
BEAUTY rs OUR BUSINESS. why
not make II YOURS2 AVON cos
metics offers $50 to 500 mo. for
women who qualify. DI. 7-022i.
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YOUNG MAN

30-30. At least high school edu-
cation. For mortsaec loan closing
department Must be goon detail
man 5-day week. Excellent career
opportunity Substantial employee
eenefitS Call MIR ALLNuTT. DI.
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CLERK-TYPIST

For national publication, age IS Ia
-. type a. least 80 wpn.. willing
10 Learn dictaphone transcription
Some aptitude for figures Good sal
airy excellent working conditions.
Immediate opening. Call Mrs Mich
aels, DI T-9oSo
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CLERK-TYPIST
STATISTICAL

Enjoyable work for young
lady who likes to work with
and type figures, Perm. posi-
tion with career no sibilities.
5-day. 35-hr wk many lib
oral benefits. Apply in person.
elite 4l6. Ring Bids. 1900
18th st. NV.
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KEYPUNCH OPER.

4AG ONN11 VI Ell.
EXper on alpha and num-
eric U25. 056; opportunity for
advancement. growing IBM
qept. exc. COMPANY benefits:
5-da? wk., 9-5 personal in
terview only. Apply Suite 4l6
Ring bldg, 200 18th st. NV,
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ARAGoN EMPL. Ex SEEE

bookkeeping knowledge and expert
ence. Excellent starting salary and
opportunity for advancement. Pleas
ant working conditions with liberal
company benefits. 5-dav. 35-hr
week Apply In person. 4lG Ring
BLDG. Sth and NJ SITS NV.
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DESK CLERK
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

White, mature: immediate opening
in new Conn ave apt Apply per-
sonnet Office. Room 3lg. Iioi x
St NV CAFRITZ 60
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for outside sales work. no experience
necessary, we will train you. Weekly
earnings above average, good hours.
excellent promotion possibilities
Apply RIM ilu. "a 9th st. NV
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WATCHMAN = Position open for
night Waterman at a school out
side Of WASHINGTON; quarters fur
nished to single man. Give age and
experience with application. Box
PAX, Star
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Sept. "a

,chooltsochor e osksd 70 gamble
Ms horse for the rebuilding Of Q
burnsd-oul school. George Monl-
oomey. Forrest Tucker. Bobby.
Clark.
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1000
l-The coIiiormIonS.
ADVENTURE. pNHhAlEAE. A
Vouno Irlshmon journeys 70 San
Froncisco and comes % Grips
with is underworld n his role
Of newspaper reporter and vigil
lonfe. Adam Kennedy. Sean Me-
Glory. Men Leslie.
7.NolIonoI wrestling.
e-SC4.o00 Question. Quiz.
1880
l-The Lono Well. Adventure.
e.The Silent Service.
THE ssohorss Story" A SID
morine Is olmosf destroyed By
joponess depth charges. Reof
Admirol Thomas "A. oyken, USN
lrstiredl. host, norutor.
io.45
5-Tonth Inning.
it:oo
4.News end Loeel News.
Hardness Mond.
5-Nows. SpeEts. WeeiheF.
Womsn. Sand.
7-NowS. Weoshet. Sporls.
Meceffrey. Allen. Pickett.
e-News. WeothsF. SpoFss.
Richards. DounIos. DonieIs.
1l.l5
4-Woashes. Sports.
StrInees. Simpson.
e-Tho Lote Show. Movie.
COLOR. IA heuss. "shork
River" 1858. A returning Civil
War veteran persuudas his brother
10 escort him and o wounded
friend through the Everglades 10
the Gulf Of Mexico. stevs coch-
ron. corols Molhsws.
il:zO
5-cily Assignment. Dromo.
7-AAystsEy Thoater. Movie.
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Washingtoa store, opsn Mondays $50 an. 10 pm.
Corners falls Church, Val spsn $50 10 $50 pm
Dsthssda Dudgst spsn $50 a.m. 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

They are specializing in breeding both for
production and for conformation, and have
just invested 5000 in q four-month- old
bull from Canada. They expect to build q
show herd and win sell breeding stock,
along with maintaining the milking herd.
They ship their milk to the Washington
market.
Mr.. Smith sees the partnership idea as
future insurance. And, he says, when q boy
is given the responsibility Of ownership and
helps make the decisions. he Is mighty likely
to want to 60 into the farming business with
his dad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Continued From Page IL

Il first thought would try committing"
he says, but it didn't take me long to give
that up. Then we moved out here for good"
Mr.. Smith, a native Of South Dakota.
took graduate work in dairying at the
University of Iowa, and there he met Mrs.
Smith, a Missouri girl who was studying
home economies.
Mr.. Smiths research work had to do with
feeding dairy cattle, and he Is putting into
practice on his own farm now the results Of
that work. The Smiths have a 6O-cow
milking herd. and about ITO head Of stock
all together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

substitute for the vaccine) and
81 were actually inocuiated.
OF the former. 10. Of "a per
cent. came down with typical
fiu after the virus spray.
But Of the 80 inoculated SUBJ
jects. only II. or ~ per cent,
became III following the virus
challenge.
Need Large Scale Study
DR.. Ben cautioned against
thinking OF this study as accu-
rate for the entire population
saying that only a few subjects
were used in the study. Only Z
study Of the results Of large
scale inoculations can do this
he pointed out.
However, he continued. ths
fact that 70 per cent Of this
challenged unvaccinated vol
unteers" developed Asian ~
indicates a high degree oil
susceptibility to 1t land Is con-
sistent with the view that II
may occur extensively N the
United States"
No bad reactions TO the vac
cine were observed among the
volunteers.
Neither the volunteers MOI
the observers knew at the time
Who received the actual vac
cine and who received the
Iplacebo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
|Masons Visit
White House

President Eisenhower re-
ceived at the White House to-
day So representatives Of the
Supreme Council Of the 33d
Degree or Scottish Rite Masons
Southern jurisdiction.
Luther A. Smith. OF Hatties-
burg. Miss. grand commander
Of the Southern jtlrisdition, said
the President had warm words
Of welcome and appreciation fol
Freemasonry and the principles
Il stands for--developine good.
will and freedom among men,"
Indersc speed
Mr.. Smith said he told the
President. on behalf Of Free
masonry, that the Chief Ex-
ecutive has 100 per cent APP
proval Of the idea Mr.. Eisen-
hover expressed In q speech last
night. that free men have the
right to govern themselves.
Earlier. the Supreme Council
announced the election OF
members TO special honors.
The council named 1891
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nell. Waller W. Elliott, otto N
Harkins. John c. schleter
Harold r. Chandler. James w
Dunbar, 0ustave n. 0ronlund
william r. Hickey. Herbert D
Jones. Ralph r. Webster and
Louis 8. Yassel.
Elected for the 33d-degree
were Guy n. Birdsall. Harold
%. 0ustafson, Hiram w. Hum
|mer, Conrad Praetorius. Mai
Gen. Leonard Heaton, COM
handing oiiicer OF Walter Reed
Army Medical Center. snd DR..
Hobart M. Corning. District
superintendent Of schools.
Others named knights COM
|mander include Gov. Knight II
California and Frederick r.
Kappel. president Of American
Telephone a. Telegraph Corp
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Dulles Due to Suspend
Bulk Of YueosIov Aid

I. A halt In major United
States arms shipments to Pres
ident Tito's forces. The major
military aid program. including
Jet fighter deliveries, was re.
sumed BY the United States in
May on President Eisenhower's
decision after having been
shelved for about q year be-
cause Of congressional objec-
ton 10 sending arms to Marshal
Tito.
2. Projected negotiations with
Yugoslay representatives In Bel
grade on new economic aid
program for the fiscal year
would be called of.
3. Deliveries OF spare parts
for American weapons and
military machines already sup
piled TO Marshal Tito's forces
very likely will be continued.
State Department officials
consider the action against
Yugoslavia at this stage TO be
necessary but not irrevocable.
The problem now. they said.
is 70 md out where Marshal
Tito stands In his relations
with Russia and the Western
powers and also determine the
direction in which he intends
to move.
The United States. Britain
and France have been supply
ing economic and military as
sistance TO Yugoslavia since
lsl9. shortly after the break
with stalinist Russia In 1913.
From the United States alone
Marshal Tito has received about
SIS billion worth OF aid.
Marshal Tito recognized the
Soviet satellite government of
East Germany October is. The
United States warned before
hand 1t deplored such a move
and publicly expressed regret
ct the action afterward. The
State Department argued that
this tended TO build I'm the
prestige Of the East German
regime and thereby strength
ened Soviet policy on German
unification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

Secretary OF State Dulles has
decided to suspend the bulk of
United States aid to Yugoslavia,
including Jet planes. because OF
President Tito's recognition Of
Communist East Germany.
The decision has been dis
cussed with United States allies
in Western Europe. particularly
Britain, but details Of It's exact
application are still being
worked out.
Diplomatic authorities said
today. however. that II seems
certain to have these results at
least:
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tended to be milder and were
less likely to be disabling or Of
as long duration
This means that II the vac
cine Is given 1t either affords
complete immunity or gives
partial protection. lessening
the severity Of the fiu.
The study was made with
volunteers at the Maryland
States Board Of Corrections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Flu Vaccine Called
Useful but Incomplete

The Asian nu vaccine gives definite but incomplete pro-
lection National Institutes Of Health study reported to the
District Medical Society last night. shows.
Dr. Joseph A. Bell United states Public Health Service
voogs reported vaccnated subjects were ess apt to
develop clinical symptoms but II they did the symptoms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

Coy and coIorful cover-ups with
on s o'clock byIine, both styled
in q fullsome manner to allow
for O moximum of young
octivity.
Far left: O demure duster Of
quilted ny,on trieot, euffed and
collored in Ioce. Roinbow
coIors. Sizes 40 500
Sizes 8.l4 1899
WGL-6rls' furnishings, 4th Floor
selections OF Chevy Chose,
7 Corners ond AIexondrio
Near left the younger version
q berry clad quilted cotton with
o lining that sprouts q contrast
berry print. The set-in sleeve
is gathered at wrist. the front
securely ; buttoned to dodge
drofts. Red and blue print on
white ground in sizes 2-3-3x.
800
W5L-The Nursery Corner. 4th Floor
also Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
and Alexondrio
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Red Gross Glasses in infants care
begin NovenbeF ith at 6;iS 10 8;45
pm, on November jth, 1880 TO u
am. To register. call District $500.
extension 528 or 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Given Nasal Spray

Patuxent Institution at Jessup,
Md.
Given Nasal Spray
All the volunteers were SUBJ
jected to q nasal spray Of
Asian strain virus culture taken
from victims in Japan. The
study was started last July.
Twenty-three volunteers were
given q plaeebo "a worthless
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knights commanders OF tse
court Of honor and $50 for the
$50 degree.
Receiving both honors was
yVinfred Overholser, superin-
tendent Of st. Eligzbeths Hos
pital.
Renah r. Canialier. attorney
and former District Commits
sioner, was elected to q special
honor. the grand cross OF the
court OF honor.
Mai. Gen. Louis w. prentiss.
former Engineer Commissioner
for the District. was named to
the 33d degree.
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Washington area Masons
named knights commanders Ire
Peter r. Burich. Lloyd z. ston-