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CAEGLER, MARGARET SHIRLEY,

d9IssE SaReEE sRfsiPs RfssPssI IoifoYsR ., Ms sfSs
Window road. M Rainier, Nd. be-
loved wife of Francis =. 0hesler.
mother Of Vernon ?. and Francis X.
oaeeler. Jr, Mrs. Anna Marie Lopez
sister Of Mrs. Elsie FrabiEio OF May
wood, Ill, Also survived BY seven
grandchildrefl Friends may call 81
Ealleys Funeral Hong, 1900 Rhode
Fassfal Fssn 1Ss w.dnssdsyE q EAiysse pssspbsT eye
500 am, thence 20 81 James
Catholic Church, where mass Will be
offered AZ q am for the rep0se of her
loul Relatives and friends invited.
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WILLIAM A JORDANi SecFetarv.
MCMAHON. EDwARD :. on SUNDAY,
December 3, 1921, EDWARD 8 NC.
Mahon father Of Mrs Betty I. Dur
bin brother Of loseph " Mcmahon
OF Warrington, D. c.: John ?. Me-
Mahon of Meriden. Conn, Mrs. Jane
Regan o. New britain, Conn. FRIENDS
Home. asO0 n ave. e Eastern
ave ne Funeral on "wednesday.
December II Al a.3n an; thence %
81 Francis De Sales Catholic Chufeh
for the Tenoss 0f hts soul Relatives
and friends invited. interment Port
Lincoln Cemetery 10
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1857. IDA dRrTz' esIosed wife q
Joseuh QyitR. devoted mother Of Mrs
Mareelle Petriv. OF Washington, D, c.,
and Jack Batter. OF Detroit. Mich.
Qerskowttx, OF New York CITY. and
three grandchildren. Services at C D.
Qoicherg and Son Funeral Home.
42lT Oth 81. NV, on Monday. Decem-
David Memorial Gardens. In mourn
ing at 1878 Sheridan 81. NV.
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rSwSrf S.s S5s a1FEH Sr9 n 5HSJSSi q 9'fsT; s;
llth 81. NV beloved sister Of Robert
white OF Chatham, Va. Notice Of
fgneIai later Arrangements By psr.
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pARKER. BEATRICE Richly. On

December 8, 1857, a. Freedmens Hos
pital. EDNA RAE PARRISH OF 24Oo
Early Parrish. sr.: beloved mother Of
Mrs. Evelyn Brown. Mrs Helen 7.
Dunlap. saundra O. AlethiA A..
Diane g., Donald C, Theodore H..
A. Ronald and Early Parrish. ir.
She also leaves TO mourn their loss
one sister, Mrs, Edna n. Thompson;
five grandchildren. two nieces. tvo
nephews, Two aunts, . host Of other
resting at the John T. Rhines A Co.
Funeral Home. COL I'd St. s.w. Notice
, q ignsSal lsceIsx ls,eI - .,r
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@ =: u; !; I " y
services win be held on Tuesday, De-
eember 10, ~ y pm. at onHlere
Funeral Home, 1916 Pa. ave. Nv.
All are invited 20 attend
FRANK BRANNIGAN. Commander.
NJ M MINOR. Adtutant. 10
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HAkShta' yuHN " on Monday, De-
Lawrence 81. ne, JOHN vi HAR-
0ErT. beloved husband Of Marjorie
NirtS Yargett. father OF John willard
HArgett. n. and grandfather OF John
willard Hargett II brother Of odle
Segtlees a. the 8 II Hines CO. Fn-
neral Home, 3o0i i4th 81 NV. on
Thursday. December ~. al IL an
.pArkine faeiiitiesl. Interment Fort
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rs3s p.ee@s:r sAh iSS issbEfiA 81 seiaFssy e. TaT
LoR q ssSs Ieth 81. SILVER spIlns,
and Frnndmsther Of Robert and Jane
Taylor. Friends NAV call ~ oawler's
Chapel. 1885 Pa. ave NV. courtesy
marking oppositel Services viii be
held AT the New .Yors Avenue. Pres
u. NV. on Tuesday, December 10
a l2 noon. Interment Prospect Hi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
Peiping Cites Gains
On Atomic Reuctor

HONG KONG. May Is R.-
Peiping radio said today an
atomic reactor Of the heavy wa
ter type with q power output Of
1000 kilowatts viii be completed
In China this year with Soviet
help.
Kuo Mo-jo. president Of the
Chinese Academy Of Engineers,
outlined the project in an adj
dress before the second confer.
ence Of the academy's depart
mental committee. the broadcast
said.
Kuo also announced the Chi
nese Communist Party and the
peoples government had decided
to relieve scientists Of their ad-
ministrative responsibilities and
entrust the leadership Of aca-
demic work to the scientists
themselves. He urged the SCI
entists to be frank In criticisms
and in exposing problems and
shortcomings in scientific work.
Tao Meng-ho. vice president
OF the Chinese Academy Of Sci
ence. told the conference China
now is able to extract pure
uranium and thorium from Chi
nese ores on o laboratory scale.
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4 More Fe|ons
Fracture Legs

BUFORD. Ca. May 20 (R.-
Seven more prisoners at Bufort
Rock Quarry tried to break theil
legs with sledgehammers yester.
day. Four succeeded.
Three convicts broke their legs
Monday. while three others
failed in an attempt.
Director Jack Forester had
just announced plans Of, the Cor.
rections Department to give
mental tests to all the prisoners
when news came Of the latest
outbreak. He said it was hoped
the examinations would reveal
the real cause Of trouble at the
maximum security prison.
About $50 prisoners classed as
incorrigibles are confined at the
quarry.
Forty-one prisoners broke Their
legs or fractured leg bones last
summer in a protest against
alleged mistreatment.
Some Of those involved in yes.
terday's incident complained Of
lack OF medical care and al
least one man said he did not
get enough to eat.
Mr.. Forester said medical at.
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Koreans Open Housing
Built With u. S. Gifts

PUSAN. Korea, May - @.-
Forty-three new two-family
houses. built largely with Ameri-
can donations. were turned over
today to e6 crippled South
Korean war veterans.
Francis Cardinal Spellman,
Roman Catholic Archbishop Of
New York, gave $4,000 toward
the homes for veterans suffering
from spinal disease. United
States soldiers In Korea and
South Korean soldiers also con-
ltributed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23

ad in q newspaper.
Earlier in the week, Davies
confessed to killing 9-year-old
Brenda Jane Doucette, whom he
abducted as she walked to school
May IS.
Police said both were sex slay-
ings. although neither girl had
been raped in the attacks.
Former Gov. Smiths grand
daughter, Connie Smith, was 10
years old when she disappeared
from a girls camp in Salisbury
about Is miles northwest Of
here.
Last Seen Hitchhiking
She was last seen hitchhiking
on a road near the New York
State boundary at $3.50 am, July
16. 1852. After that there wasn't
a trace Of her.
Police said Davies was con-
victed on September 2, 1852, OF
sex attacks on two small girls In
ThomaSton. He was sentenced
to prison for three years but
was paroled after serving q year
and a day.
State Police Mai. George H.
Remer. one Of the men who
hunted for Connie. said Davies
would be questioned either today
or tomorrow.
Davies second sex staying
confession came hours after the
finding Of the badly decomposed
body Of the Boivin girl in
Waterways Mattatuck Forest
Tuesday night.
She had been choked and
stabbed 80 times-three times In
the heart-with . screwdriver.
That was the same instrument
used in the killing of Brenda
Jane on May Is.
Gaetane had placed an ad in
a Waterbury newspaper, identi-
flying herself as "a French girl"
who wanted housekeeping work.
Police quoted Davies as saying
he answered the ad and picked
Gaetane up in his car at $50
am. the day she was killed. The
girl thought he was taking her
to q new job. but he took her
into the forest and killed her
when she fought him on. he
said.
Father Of 3 Children
Davies. who lives In q trailer
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behind the home Of his aging
parents. was divorced by his wife
while he was in prison. He is
the father of three children.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Davies, adopted him
when he was 8 months old. His
73-year-old father vowed last
night to stand by him.
IF he did wrong, he did
wrong" he said. But he's still
my boy and he's been a. good
boy. You'd stand by your son,
too"
But Gaetane's family was Bit
ter
Never any pity for him." her
mother said in French. I'VE Just
hate him.
1T Is entirely up to the law
to take care Of him. But don't
let him come out again among
the people," she said. Don't
let anything happen in another
house as it happened here"
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tention is available at all times.
He said the Buford prisoners
ARE fed better than at any in
stitution in tho system. for the
reason that they are incorrigible
and maximum security men and
are working in q rock quarry.
Their work may be harder and
more regular"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
World Events Club

The World Events Club of
George Washington High School
will entertain about IS students
from area schools at the annual
dinner meeting Of the Northern
Virginia Discussion League at 8
pm. today in the cafeteria Of the
school. M
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Confessed Killer Of Two.
Faces Quiz on Third Girl

WATERBURY Conn. May % Q1.-George j. Davies faces
questioning about the sudden disappearance
the granddaughter of former Wyoming Gov H. Smith.
The S8yearod convicted offender yesterday
police said that he killed
girl Gaetane Bown whom he contacted through wanted
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-22
CAP Cadet News

The Civil Air Patrol Cadets have been active this past week, having had film strips at their Thursday evening meeting cover ing the first three books of their current instruction course. Fur ther tests are planned in about two weeks.
 On the recreation side, the Ca dets enjoyed a skating party last Saturday which started at Halver- son Pond and ended up at Satel- lite Pond, stated Cadet reporter Don Munz.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-22
October Precipitation Near Record High

Precipitation last month was the greatest (3.36 in.) since 1885 and the3second greatest on record.
 Below normal temperatures in the middle of the month brought most mining operations in the area to stop.
 The average temperature last month was 31.8 degrees, 1.8 de- grees higher than normal. Highest temperature of AS was reached on Oct. 4. The lowest, 10, was on the 3Oth.
 On only one day, the 3Oth, did the sun shine all day-for hours and 8 minutes. But there was some sunshine on 20 of the 31 days.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-22
Beta Sigma Phi Meeting News

The regular meeting of Beta Sigma Phi was held last night with excellent attendance.
 On the program was Dorothy Grant, who gave a very enlighten- ing talk on writing thru it's vari- ous stages. It was brought out how changing times affect auth ors' writing styles. Also stressed was the fact that being an author is no easy chore, as there are many obstacles to overcome in this field before one can become recognized.
 When Mrs. Grant had finished, the group felt they had gained a new insight, particularly about historical writing.
 Refreshments were served by hostess June Jefferies, and plans were completed for the progress sive dinner to be held tomorrow evening.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-22
ASTRONOMY NOTES By OLAF HALVERSON

If one were on the moon, the stars would look brighter because of the perpetually cloudless sky. Even the fainter stars would be visible in the daytime.
 If our landing should be on the opposite side of the moon and re- main there, the earth could never be seen. Only by coming around to the side toward our planet would it become visible.
 Even the earth would never rise or set at any given place It would constantly remain at about the same altitude above the lunar horizon. Our globe would seem to be about four times the breadth of the moon.
 The white polar caps of ice and snow, it's dark oceans, and vast but hay cloud areas would be conspicuous when viewed from the moon. Faint stars and f1my solar corona would probably be visible close to the sun.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-22
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy with occasional snow or freezing drizzle or fog with snow mixed with rain Saturday and in- creases in temperature during this period. Temperature in the mid 30's expected Saturday.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of T am. today: highest temperature 16, lowest 20. Max wind 13 mph from the S.W. Sunrise 8:57 am; sunset 2:38 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE
HEIGHT co.
WASHINGTON
y ST. AT 7th NV.

SEAMsTREss for mems and ladies'
alterations and remodeling: must
have many years tailor expert
ence: fun or part time. Call NO
1875.
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NlLP MoMEM

s: W.T. q. Is.s1.: ~ 's Nv:
bOOKkEkfKk sTENOdhAPHERl
fully 10 BOZ dom, Star.
hKKPR. TYP. pub. REL no iss
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I RocKvrLIL BETHESDA
GAITAERssuRo SILVER 11Si sFkiSo
| Applications are now be-
ing accepted for employ
ment in the GROCERY DE-
PARTMENT Of our new
ROCKVILLE. MD. (viers
Mill Rd) STORE.
No experience neces-
sary. You are trained on
the job while earning q
minimum Of $50 a week.
Permanent employment
and the opportunity for ad-
vancement are offered to
men who have q good past
record, a sincere interest In
learning, and who enjoy
customer service work.
Many additional employe
benefits are available to
those who qualify.
Applicants with q high
school education. who are
81 to IS years Of age are
preferred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

sEcRETARY-Emcient typist and
stenographer, initiative. pleasing
cational institution. erand en-
vironment Apply Room 206 Ad-
minisiration Building. Catholic
University or phone AID. 10000,
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MELp WuMIM
INauRANCE AGENCY

Desires young. attr. woman. PIX
illlng and typlne expert insurance
hOspita liEatlOn and life insuFalee
beneilts. 1909 Eye e. nv. NE
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MELP WoMIn

CLKRK-TYPIsT, ssnsfal ONE
duties; weekly salary approx. bb
sitr16FkEs., 81 SSSSe A. n j. fDS az. NOV NV
cLERK-TYPfsT, white. psTmanenI
position, vacation and benefits
Apply Boz 2li.R, Star.
CLERK-TYPIgTl centrally loo
sales on % nationally know
mie. arm, has better than uspa
pfomotiqnal oppor. toI peraonabll
young lady with 4O-fb W.pIn
typipg ability. 3 days. 70 $50
hfNAcE . Saiss 1901. fD ss y "a ny
ClKRK. TYPIsT. $500 Y.pm.,.
2. Broad st., Fails CHI, ". 2-7272
CLERK-TTplsT. part time; ewes
only, Mems and ladies' store. Sub
stantiAl extra Income. 5000 oa
ave.
CLEnk.TYPlBT. white. famlllai
with general type Of once work
must be good typlst and famllial
work, usual benefits plus profit
sharing plan. Call Or see MI
TugWeli or Nj, Dixon. DE. 2-4Bitl
CENTRAL AUTO PARTS 1880
81. NV.
CLERK-TYPlsT, accurate, brighi
responsible, under 40 years Of age
b-day week; c0ngenial once, Sc
Mrs. Thomas. MCKEE PONTIAC
1903 n. a. n N
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s-S5ss. " 49, ~ ~ ~
sgAMsTREssEs for upholstery
shop Of large department store;
must have experience on drapery
buiidine 81 iSI n st. ne: 5-day
40-hour week; immediate 2Oes
discount on purchases, Many
other worthwhile benefits, Apply
WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Per-
sonnet once. nth and p SITS. NV
sECRETARIAL SWITCHBOARD or
EkATOR, 1900 Harvard St. NV.
Apply res. mgr.. AID. .-l26y.
sECY., no shorthand. some college
pref. for this exceptional oppoT.
in educational field. Compose own
CORES. and worA unsupeIvlseu
8 days-S3, 800. MANAGEMENT
coksuLTANTs. INC SUITE 1901,
1888 q 81. NV.
sECRETARY-career position with
builder-realtor. Interesting and
challenging duties. with excellent
opportunity TO advance; pleasant
once. good starting salary. con-
venient Bethesda location. Call
OIL. 4-O642. CARL NJ. FREEMAN.
INC. for interview.
sECY. 1910. 70 dist mgr. Of ma
tionaiy known mfg. arm. who
5 dsys-Ss. 500. MANA6EMENT
CoNsuLTANT6. INC, Suite 1901,
1873 O 81. nv.
SECRETARY. 2I-35, national trade
assoc. Dupont circle area. Blue
Gross, Blue Shield and other
health and accident benefits pre-
paid By employer: outstanding
retirement program. excel, work
ing conditions. In new bldg: SAL
ary commensurate with ability
and experience. AID. 1881.
SECRETARY. 1885. unusual op-
por for ettr. personable young
lady with 100 W.p.m. sfhand and
IS v.p.m. cleo. but lin. exper.
e lever sss conr M;AiN IA a5ss c OK:
sULTANTs. INC Suite 1901.
1855 o ST. nv.
SECRETARY, branch once nation
Al manufacturer once equipment
desirable: eonsenial. personabIs
with good telephone voice. under
80. 5-day week. Substantial COM
pany benefits; good salary, per
manent position DEJUR AASCC
CORP, 1I04 Conn. ave- nv.
SECRETARY. culmore area, 5 deyI
good future. $65-S70 POTOMAC
EMPL.. lO4 3 Broad st.. Pals
Church. JE 2-7272.
SECRETARY, large law arm: at
tractive downtown once, 35-hr
week: age 5000 pref; good yteno.
ability. Ma. s-s2S3
SECRETARY, under 3s-A skilled,
experienced steno. viii be chosen
for this congenial once. where
hours are regular and your efforts
will be appreciated Many other
openings Interviews, Q-l2 80
THE SEC. 1900 Eye NV. RE
5-Il60.
SECRETARIES 900, s70-se0 VI
up IS typists. S65-S70 VII. IL
bkkprs. .-ir. accts.. t65-$90 wk. up
Exec. assts-. accts.. engs., artists
/ dept. store mgrs. 100 openings
DAIY-au kinds. BOYD EMP
CENTER test. AZ yrs-l, 5 noors
cor. 18th and @ NV. RE-. 7-2s2s
sECRETARY-Emcient typist and
stenographer. initiative. pleasing
personality and appearance. Edu-
cational institution. grand en-
vironment. Apply Room 206 Ad-
ministration Building. Catholic
University or phone AID. $4,000,
Ext. $50.
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YOUNG MEN

We have interesting psFnansni
etaee positions open for hish school
graduates 21-eS. good opportunity
Tor Advancement. S-day week. com.
pany henents. Apply Personnel Of
nee. Sd g.. SIS l4th So NV.
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YOUNG MAN. ghite. for work %
some knoNledge o. bookkeepinl
and typing ,helpful. salary so u
91b per week 10 start. Apply ~
s sspsr hsss~q Bon sii4M,s ss az ana
YOUNG NAN, hieh school eradu,
ate. high IN class and 5000 a
mhth, DESTROYS Of engineering odu'
cation 1T our expense. on.the.
lob trnintng days. university q
nlght. Permanent. Box tlS-o
YOUNG MAN. white. 10 assist man
sss oppo,: ssi sss ias I s:s:
s sO.s N, NAN ,. Sss SeS ss sEpss y
, swSlrs nsasSSFs wppNIIRs , z lss ss
.TiSs fer t appointmsSs. A %
YOUNG MAN. white. drivers per.
mis; hslpsr Tor STERN yindcxsi
ca a-oaie. :" ~ -
YOUNG NAN 1850. for futuf,
VII, wholesale plumbing sne
iui. hish school educ edacst i. a a
COMPANY dement's and ample %.
portnnity Tor advancement. Apply
1891 Ath 81, ne.
YOUNG MAN, opening for salesman
70 work Wheaton and Rcckvill
territory. sales experience helpful
but not necessary. Peld vocation
siek Dement'S. Opportunity for ad
vancement. Transportation tur
apt sINoER sE%iNo MxcHINi
Co, 70 s-4See .; Soe 3 Mont
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SALES $1,000

SALES Sl,UUU
WASHINGTON, D. C.
AREA)
SELL BY Apt. ONLY.
MARKET UNLIMITED
WITH PROSPECTS WANT
ING SAME DAY. CINCH
FOR CLOSES ON TODAY
BASIS. SOME OF OUR
MEN EARN UP TO 5000
MO. COMMISSION. EVEN
A BEGINNER CAN MAKE
$3.50 EACH WEEK. $4O0
PER MO. GUARANTEED
TO START. PHONE RE. Z
44Os. FOR Apt. FOR IN
TERVIEW.
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Admin. Secys., to $4,000
IA s5ENqT lP9sTtt|TQSSIs m n PyEEEJe
c cppHHccATRI2iEx,r d beMpniaafFsslEs AND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
ENGINEERS

Interested in the design,
development or applica-
ton Of Diesel Engines,
Transmissions, Control
Systems and other COM
ponents Of Heavy Earth
moving Equipment.
Experienced in the APP
plication or develop
ment Of Research In
struments.
Qualified TO program en-
cheering problems for
digital and analog
computors.
Metallurgists for devel-
opment Of physical
properties, processes or
application Of ferrous
and nonferrous metals.
Establish new test meth
DDS and assist in pur-
chasing decisions.
Chemical Engineers TO
solve problems dealing
with fuels, lubricants,
plastics, rubber and 9TH
or nonmetallic products.
Architect experienced In
Industrial plant design
for Company expansion
program.
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YOUNG MAN. Vhiis. % assist mai
YOIJNG MAN

Wanted for position involving re-
spo.n.s . clerical duties; some sc .i;
Of putting himself across IN q letter
We prefer an area resident over "a
years Of are with or years Of
eellege. and some potential for de.
velopment. Permanent only. Salary
TO start, $4.BO0. In reply, write
informatively about your uualifca-
tons, ineludinE telephone number,
and when you can be reached. Ad-
dress'P. o. Box $500. washington,
d, c.
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PockET aIEpREDs or

POCKET HUNDREDS OF
DOLLARS IN CASH
Sell newest personaiized Christ
mas cards. about &c each. Make
t65 on 65 boxes MA0IcOLOR
Cards. 81 asosrtments, Christmas
letters .gifts. Big sample book
FREE assoTtments on approval.
FREE gift for promptness Write
SOUTHERN. AIS n. Hollywood.
Dept. 424. Memphis. Tenn.
PR0OFREADER, 25-4O. exper. in
MAGAZINE iieid preferred: interest
lng variety Of material. excel
chance Of advancement in grow
tlg organ; 5 days. to S55. NAN
AGEMENT cONSULTANTS. INC,
Suite 1901, 1898 q 81. NV.
INVESTIGATOR
prefer department store protec-
tion experience. or police back
ground: excellent opportunity on
year-around basis for Q woman
who qualities: 5-day, 4O-houl
week: immediate discount on pur-
ehases. And many other worth
while advantages. Apply WOOD
WARD & LOTHROp. Personnel
once, iIth and p sts. NV.
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CHECK YOURSELF
AGAINST THESE
QUESTIONS

r.
Did YOU ever wish you had q
real chance 70 shov what you
2. That what you rot paid vas
based On what you could DOT
ovS a. s lnhs you could run you'
Z. That you could plan your
S q, future and do something about
II you have had any Of these
II you have wished more than two
then you ousht TO do something
WHAT?
You can talk about . new lob
with Jewel Home shopping Service,
We've got groWing pains. too, and
may have Just what you're looking
for. We are growing fast and are
loaded with lots Of opportunities
for people WHO want 70 work. II
you are one Of these. contact Mr..
Howe, 81 Hedin House Hotel, aa02
Newton ct. ne, ct Rhode Island.
q % . pm. Monday svenlns. Room
a0l-A
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SALESWOMEN
FULL TIME
DAILY PART TINE

Accepting applications for imme
diate openings or arrangements car
be made 10 start at q later date
Many excellent emDioye benefits
such rs discount on purchases. paiG
vacations and holidays.
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RElpmIn

swITclgoARD oFER.l splergdi
sober, reliable Apt. plus salary
syslLs for risht man, Call I'M
Evening star., 1957-12-21

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla,
Dec. 81 (R,-The National
Association Of intercollegiate
athletics has announced 10 adj
ditions to its Football Hall Of
Fame.
The list includes players.
coaches and contributors TO the
NAlA program.
The players added are Joe
Arenas, Omaha University and
the Forty-Niners; Billy Cross,
West Texas State, Chicago
Cardinals and Canadian foot
ball: Andy Robustelli. Arnold
College and pro Giants; Dan
fowler. Washington and JEFF
ferson College and the pro
Rams: Cliff Battles. West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan and the Red
skins: Steve Owen, Phillips Uni
versity. profession player for
several teams and now coach
with the Eagles: the late
wilbur (Fats) Henry. player
and later athletic director at
Washington and jefferson:
Walter Kiesling. st. Thomas
College. now q Steelers coach;
Tony Canadeo. Gonzaga Uni
Evening star., 1957-12-21
.BILINGUAL
SANTA GREETS
CHILDREN

A bilingual Santa Claus
was on hand for the annual
Christmas party for children
Of members of the Inter-
American Defense Board
yesterday.
Since some Of the children
were from South American
and Latin American coun-
tries. Santa spoke Spanish as
well as English.
Played by Mr.. Guido MAJ
zeo, one Of the IADB civilian
interpreters. Santa welcomed
the children as they arrived
at IADB headquarters on Six
teenth street.
But instead of receiving
presents the children brought
gifts for the less fortunate
children Of the Washington
area. Their little wrapped
parcels included canned
goods. clothing and toys.
which viii be distributed by
the Catholic Charities Of the
District at Christmas time.
In return the children re-
ceived bags of candy from
Santa.