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MT. RAINIER-4-rm. apt. In 4-fam
lily. BLDG; on busline; avail. immed.
\ only $50 so per mo-; refgr. needed
/ Call EN-. 3-7220
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CONTEMPORARY

, b.drms.. : baths. Nv. rm. 1890 H..
with frepi.. 40-eai. hot water heater:
many expensive shrubs, tall trees,
-aere lot; washer and drier stay.
RoUrH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
XXI. $4,000 $40 Madison st.. Alsx.
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APTS. UNFURNlsRED-MD.

ROCKvILLE--I hedrm.. iiv rm d..
nette. kitchen. bath. and rear
screened poren: nr. schools and
shopping: e62 SO 70 S6b. plus Htils
P0 o-A9fla
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EMBASSY APIS.
653 EAST CAPITOL ST.

bedrm.. mod. kit. dinette and bath;
air-copd., elevator bldg, sec. serv-
| lee, Also. 2-bedrm. apt.
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BETHESDA. ND. and two bed
| rm3, Nv. room. din. space. kit.
s !n SO as g ,s ssar ss ieresned p Son
LEY, INC. or. l-i2T0
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SAFE

r., fhi i%s.d s sTs tsr' A sSnT
CO.. JE. 2-O251 or BR. S.Ss0O.
|118 URELL PLACE NE.
Groom house iust ! block north
Of John Carroll High School. Rent.
i9126 RA 0-95nQ
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TEACMER wants TO share home loo.
In sub. sect: Of Alex. With . busi-
ness or prof. woman. Ov. 3-0440.
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APIS. FURHlsRfD-MD.
-tcoNIINuEol

GLENN MALE hedrms.. liv. rm.,
kit. and bath. porch: Svt .entr:
6-6271.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1893 18th
s ,t.,,,ria phone Sstl mel; refs
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IMMED. OCCUPANCY

Several newly decorated
brick ramblers in the Pals
Church area. Many with all
elee. G-B kitchens, including
garbage disposal. dishwasher,
etc.: fireplace with or without (
basement; 2 to 3 bedrooms.
M. schools, stores and buses.
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Rfiiciency apartment: room. kitch
en- and bath. Refrigerator. heat. he
Also 1 room and bath; Rent $3S;S.
e SCI. See j.n aitsE i H.9HEN Y
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uUUSeS III Suhnk
TEACnER wants to share home loo.
In sub. sect. Of Alex. with 3 busi-
ness or prof. woman. OV. 3-O440.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DaU . sIoRRE-onl, enc n VIZ:
nearly half Of total volume: less
shsn 100 miles from D. E. soz
0IpT, novelty and jsveiFy--Must sell
due 10 illness; leaving town. No
reas. offer refused. 52B 9th NV.
Good downtown location
MOTIFS FOR SALE-Advice and
consultation By exclusive full-time
motel broker and travel specialist,
onering Recommendation on best
buys IN motels and sites. JOE n.
h .pla S,S SS2 woodward Bids.
F0R sALE-Lettsr press prinFin6
snSD; 0Tos' aeeI no sppssy Sss,
CPA has space avail 70 shafs with
another CPA; will share work load
sne expenses, II agreeable. BOZ
EoE S ,..!. sY S SMsEn STS. isO.
ness IN excess o 81 $3.50. 600 ": 0 j..
overhead: excellent opportunity for
! man or for : active partners;
business can be bought for $50, 600
cash and balance In notes payable
out OF profits. Give name. address,
phone number. experience and a
H eseks,e1nS, Strictly conn.,
UsED-CAR LOT, established. sood
NV section: fully ,suuipped and
ana show records records Of su SRsa :V esn
be real money.maker for right
party. Boz 47o-0, star
hwy. rs mi. from b. C.. suitable
for construction and operation Of
Motel: Gas station and store on
premises; owner win lease land for
Ions term 70 builder and operator.
ments, phone TX, 3-lilO. or u.
e-i64s. o. write box l2f.o. Star,
Va. hwy, 10 mi. from b. c., suits.
Die for used car lot; gns station and
store on premises. exper. used car
salesman IN eharge Of station: win
consider display Of consignment Of
phone TX s-4iio. u s.iSaa. Boa
sTQRg AND e-RM. DWELLING for
sale or rent; sos " 81. ne. Gail
NO. 7-e2el.
1891 NIM JERgEY AvE.-6EoTs
M aS u 's .s,a ssSCS co. NJ ne, a. S.y
preRsrty. .. 3. BRoWN, AD.
a-IUll.
tconEIh1sd On Next PSSsJ
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CHESTER a0VERs-Lsrgs OF small
we do them all; careful and rea'
sonable. ~. g-O568 and IA. 9.0l15
MOVING AND HAULING-DAy OF
night: reasonable rates. Do. Y
.p8s7. DU. 1885.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving,
sto:ast; reas. rates ia. s-2g37'
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: save storage
in separate rooms; expert paeking
Phone NO. 7-O104 UNION 0TOR-
AGE CO.. INC. established 1905
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches & speciality, 8. L. MORRIS
~ 2-li60 Of II. 0-2ee0.
1 or ~. .G u 81. 2 .. "a BE- ~, VA
"a hrs AP. 1855. Lu l-oSO0.
QUICK MOVING = Boxes. eouehes,
refrieeFntor. odds and ends OF full
house, Teas AID. l-06l7 or tn.
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spoon to help remove eggs from
the cartons.
Also, here's a delicious recipe
for ''Devonshire Cream:
One three-ounce package
cream cheese, / tablespoon SUI
gar, dash salt, cup heavy
cream.
Method: Soften cheese and
mash with sugar and salt. Mix
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SPORTS DRESSES-Lnasaol Cisa,avay,
5000 to $499o Jeweed Trimmed Knits SIS to $35 Sizes
0 to l8
$3.50 Aeron Sports Dress SILL Button 'front.'
silk scoH, ieother belt sizes 10 to Is
$499 Striped Cotton Knit sheoth $40 Short sleeves Choir
cool or novy, sizes 10 to L.
Sport Dresses Fifth Floor shanson Silver Spring
CASUAL DRESS SHOP-Unusuul ClearGsvay,
25-Sl49o NyIon Jersey Prints 49, "a sleeves blue or rose
$799 Dresses ST. Blended cotton and royon white pQue
trm "a sleeves pIeoted skirt, navy block
l3-S25 Costume Dresses Slo Fitted jacket, black or
brown Broken sizes l4-10 size 40
$l29o to Sl79o Dresses S. Royon ond ocetoe crepes
nylon prints. Some one of kind Broken sizes.
Street. sth Floor
BUDGET DRESSES-Unusaol CIearosOoy!
S49o and Sl7se Dresses S. Cepes toffetos some woos
dressy and bosic styles Navy, black brown beige blue
S4o9 to SIS Dresses $799 Crepes docrons royon ond
cotton Bosic dessy cosuoI Styles 3 short and sleeveless
in black brown blue noVy
S49o and Sl7oo Dresses $40 Onep styles in docron
spun royon ocriIon-~eorobe now! Some with jackets.
Blends Of royon and cotton sheoh ond foe skirts Beige
pink oquo noly block Broken sizes in Il to 70 l4R to
22I2, some 80 to a.
eeuruwuy peeo Floor Street, Jees Fos Church.
ShrIinstOn and Silver Spring
llNIEklE-UnmsnaIC Ie0rGtCoy!
S595 Power Net Grdes ond Panty GrdIes, S385 All with
nylon sheer poneI, white only; sizes or L.
Main floor = Street
Csc Print Cotton Briefs for Sl2o Pink blue foroI
white; sizes 5 s
S3o5 NyIon Tncot Petteoots. S. Peoch creme only
$l49 NyIon Trimmed Briefs, 81. Sizes to white only
ST. and oil bonches
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till smooth. Stir In cream and
whip stiff.
This is so good with our
lovely Strawberries or on drain
ed purple plums.
Please, Mrs. /. M. c.. may
I, too, have your cobbler
recipe?
Thanks for the answer to
the weevil problem.
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READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
-Four Trips. No Chips
A. q n D AAalnnhi


For the lady who asked
about packing china: We have
. moved five huge barrels OF
china and cut and blown glass
i. four times (once from New
Jersey to Washington with
nary q chip.
I pack all my linens (pil-
lows, blankets, sheets. spreads,
towels, etc. in the bottom and
around sides of barrels. Plates
are stacked upside down.
fiat. Don't wrap newspapers
too carefully around the
dishes-the messier the wrap
ping job. the more crumpleo
the newspaper and the better
the padding.
Pack everything in firmly
so that one piece rests solidly
on another. If q piece wob-
bles. stuff q wad of paper un-
der it. Pack small knick.
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S6s5 Nyon Tofeto Pettieooss. $3s5. Sheoh STYLE navy
81 TO SITS Nyon Pones Briefs. Sl35 to Sls5. Fomous
moke, discontinued styles yellow, red beige, blue. pink,
Sl2ss and si6ss junior Gowns S4s5. White broken sizes
9 TO
ssS5 and Slos5 woItz ond Full Length Pesnos $59s and
$685.. Broken sizes in white. colors
Nyon Ttieo, Second Floor Street. Also OF all branches
$3.50 NyIon Satin, Nyon Crepe Cotton Slips.
All drp-dY embroidery loce trim Sizes 81 to 40 $3.50.
$3.50 Forous- Moke NyIon Sotin Slip $479 Broken sizes
1852 stropess Nyon Slips. sioSs WeII-fittine bros
Broken sizes in white or black IF Street only.
Second Floor Street. Also Of oil branches
$3.50 Clossc Cotton Print Pojomos $299 Pisse BROOD
S7.oS to $3.50 Biendor sotste Woltz Gowns. Body Doll
PTS $3.50 Prints and solids, S-M-L and 32-36.
$3.50 Cotton Stripe Pts. $500 Grey oquo, pink; sizes
Jer.tf. Woven sI..pv.or Second Floor. Stree.
NEGllGEES-UnasnaI Clearo,Oay!
For cooI-weother vocotioners =.
Sl4so to $3.50 NyIon Quilted Robes S. to SIS. Longs
shorts 2buon or zip front styles broken sizes eoors
Sl999 to $3.50 Nyon Quilt Pts Sc. Velvet or sotn
trousers, broken sizes
$3.50 Luxurious Orion FIeee. Robes SIS and $50 Short
or long,
Nesrss., Third Foe. : Street
Also OF shuInsoa Silver Spring. Corners
Northumberland lesJs,ooy!
SOS TO $685., 81 to S. White, coos cosuols, dressy
styles for spring and summer ShirIneton, Silver Spring.
7 Corners
SIS to $50 Hots, $3.50 to s65 Designer hots spring
5000 to $3.50 Hots $3.50 TO $3.50 Spring and summer
stows in white and colors Street Only
LITTLE SPORTS SHOP-Unasuai Cieor0vay,
$3.50 to $500 BIouses, 81 to s. Docron crepes, nyon
oeoroettes silk cotton and docron broken sizes 81 to &c.
White. postes, spring prints Street Floor Street.
Street Eos. Street
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None Like This

Mrs. A. B. B., TGk0mG Park
I have been following the
cole slaw recipes printed. but
have seen none like the one
my great aunt used. ] would
love it II an old-fashioned
cook would share the secret
of 1t with me.
This particular slaw recipe
calls for squeezing or pound
ing the finely-shredded cab
bage. The dressing is a sweet
cream dressing.
My aunt was q native of
Western Pennsylvania and a
wonderful cook. She was al
ways delegated to make this
slaw for picnics. church af-
fairs. and max skutchings.
My helpful hint: Use a tea
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has holes in 1t, small ones
about the size of pin holes.
We have used tire patches
and the kit that comes nth
these pools. but We have not
been successful in our at
tempts to patch the holes.
Could someone kindly suggest
something that may be the
right thing to mend our pool?
Thank you.
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SPORTSWEAR-Unssnai Clearascoy!

ORTSWEAR-UnGsaalC iearauuoy!
S49o to $3.50 Sweaters S. Short sleeve wool pu-on,
long sleeve woocordeon "a sleeve veebock orion pul-on;
white block, pink, blue. beige; 36-40
$3.50 Sweaters, S. Orion dressmoke "a sleeve codoon;
white cherry, toost, 36-4O
Sl49o TO Sl99o Skirts, 49, Wool onneI solid 'ond tweed
Slim ond oored Many lined or sef-belted pocket trimmed
Spring poste coIor blue beige gold rust 1913 BY 4ond-
mocher, Hon Picone, Bernord Altman
SIS Duchess Royol Suits Sl8 Dressmoker unned oceote
ond oon "a sleeves blouse back ocket detachable white
linen COLOR slim skirt; navy or blue; lob.
$3.50 to SIS AI-Weother coots. SIS. Cotton popln,
eoher trim Royon fole duster for summer; block navy,
pink white, Beige 8-l6
selections spOrtsweos prices Street. Third Floor
and OF I'll JenefFs boneh stores!
Sls9e Skirt ST. Slim wool poste pink, blue yellow;
l0-l6
Slo9e to Sl79o Skirts, S. Slim wool, cotton veketeen;
black vine toost, l0-l4 One of size and color
$3.50 Leather coots $45 Long Leather copeskn washable,
white blue; l0-l6
SIS jecket ST. "a sleeve boy lockes blue cherry 06
spOtsveor. Third Floor. Street
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!. cleft: Spring
SHOES c1EzszvcE,

M Wolf $24.95 Shoes-$l8.o0
Cmsto.ncratt $leo5 to $Ae5 Shoes-$l490 to $3.50
Made,noiselle $l7e5 to $24e5 Shoes-$12e0 to $3.50
Foot Flair $l0e5 and $l295 Shoes-$690 and $40
Everything sondoIs closed pumps-sued. kdn
cosns oeotors patents fobcs-novy block cooboen sizes
course such that you'll surely be fitted
many pos you Of these wonderful buys Street. Shnoo
Spring. Wolf Street,
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4 Misses $3.50 Tweed Wrap coo SIS. In pink or blue;
sizes 10 to 10
Misses $3.50 strooek coots S5s In beige or eroy sizes
u and Ia
Misses SOS Tweed Wrap cooh, s5s In mouve eroy;
sizes 10 to l6
Misses SIS Fostmonns Petti-Point Wool S55 In block
or NOW with Jewel trim; sizes 10 to 10.
Misses $500 Long Cope $50 In lightweight tel9o-h type
WOOL Now or grey fonneI with Jewel trim, sizes 10 to a.
10 Misses $50 80 Broid Trimmed Dress coots $50 In Petit
point WOOL Nav or black; sizes to IA
IS Misses S4oeo to SIS Sycamore TOppers. $36 In Before
ond Combro Woods Novy beige block oost sizes 10 to TO-
20 Misses S35 Spring Toppen. $40. With cope COLOR
Block, navy req
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$7.e5 to $le.e5 Gowns, $4.e5 to Sl2.e5

Nyon full length trimmed with embroidery. vol loce
oces White blue punk condereht group Sizes q to u
Also some peionors
Nyon Treot Second Floor, Street. At oil branches
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WEE WOMEN

nacks, etc. inside larger ar
ticles to save space. Don't
worry about the weight. To a
competent mover this is not
a problem i: your container
Is sturdy.
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Junior $4,000 to $500 coots-s35

AIN wocs six ond blends Button front wop or eofd'9cn
re N ofo no red pink blue gold beige too Sizes to .
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Women's ss5 and 1899 suits-s44
$50 60 TO 5000 Suits-S45

Ponoo worsed double breasted box suit in no sizes 9l3
Enioer fonne peoted with beed book in oroy; sizes tc
IS Shomokn with foIle collar Beige eroy sizes u TO Is
Enloer flannel with detachable cope Powder blue, size
9, II beige. sizes l3; with jewel trim erdY sizes 70
Il Is belize, sizes 10 10 IA
Nav six ond wool sizes 1915 Fontmqnn cdspon petite
sizes Groy sizes " a. wistero, sizes u a. blue size 10
And also check these Suits:
Sso % 0soy Fonnel. $50. With mink collar SIZE 10
1899 Brown Silk Tweed. $50 With mink collar SIZE Is
SIS Mock BoIsro Suit. $50 Nav or block Sizes 10 TO a
SIS Navy TeIoo Cope Suit. SIS Size IS
$3.50 Navy Cope Suit SIS. SIZE IS
Sl4eeo Blue English shorkskin. S65. SIZE 10
Sis Groy Striped English Shokskin $6S Sizes Y, a.
Sis Block English Wonied. S6s SIZE
$1,000 Apricot Chiffon Wool Flonnel SIS Size ~
$500 Fontmonn Navy Wool SIS Sizes 10 10 Is
Sl35 Blue Chiffon wosted Flannel. SIS Sizes TO- "A. 10
$3.50 Novy Peon,s Silk $50. Sizes l4h 10 lsR
$500 Block Pesone Silk, $50. Petite sizes " TO 10
$500 Womens Tweed tsik and WOOL. $50.
$500 BIoek Duppon Silk, $50. sizes l4h to lah
5000 Navy Block Wool, $50 Sizes u 10 10
Suits. Third Floor Street end Of oil breaches
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Unusual CIe0rGlCay!
$50 FRENCH ROOM FASHIONS

$500 Royon Crepe Bosics. SIS Block, royo
$50 Royon Lace Dresses, SIS. MoUe blue.
$3.50 Royon Crepes. SIS Blue, block.
$500 Beige Silk Peou De Sole. SIS.
$50 Royon crepes. $40 Royo, block.
$50 Block Royon Crepes $40
$500 Block Royon Crepe coektol sheoths S2o
$500 Novy Wool Plaid Dresses. SIS.
$500 Novy Wool Crepe Sheoths. SIS.
$50 White Jocketed Block Royon Satin Sheoths. SIS
$50 Navy Royon Crepe Bosie Dresses. $50.
5000 Silk Sotn Cocktol Dresses S30 Royol. block
$3.50 Silk cocktof Dresses $50 Beige cedse emeold
turquoise
$50 Silk FoIIe cOektoa Dresses. S35 Block, blue
$3.50 croy Silk Tweed Costumes. S35
$50 Groy Wool Chiffon Sheoth Dresses. $45
$50 Block Royon Loce coektoI Sheoths. $50.
2o-s65 All Tucked Royon Crepe. s4s Navy. clue
1889 White Royon Sotn Cocktoi Dresses, $50 Full
skirts
$40 sequin Trimmed Silk orsonzo. $50. Brown top
white skirt
2-Sl65 Block Silk Bosic Dresses. SIS.
l-Sl25 White Loee Over Gold Lone. SIS.
$50 Navy Wool BoIero Costumes. SIS.
1880 Grey Doeron- ond- Wool Costumes. SIS.
$50 Navy Chiffon Wool Dresses. SIS.
l-Sl45 Wool BoIero Costume. SOS. Chiffon top dress
3-Si65 Fur-coIlared Tweed Costumes. Sl35.
l-S235 Grey Yarn Dyed Worted Dress. Sl45.
$3.50 LiIoe Wool Suit $l45.
l-Sle5 Navy Checked Wool sheoth, Sl45
$3.50 Wool Suits $l45 Grey blue
l-S2S5 Wool Cope Costume. Sl95. Sond
l-S3o5 Beige Wool Costume $l9S. Fox color.
l-S2S5 Red Silk and Wool Suit. Sl95.
l-S325 Grey Striped Wool Suit SI95.
$3.50 Seofoom Silk Chiffon Dress. $l95.
Good Selection also Silver Spring. Corners
blOUSES-UnasHGi CIearGWay!
$79o to SllSo Bouses S. Silk shirts, docron and pmo
sissy bose oil docron short and "a sleeves; Peter Pan
coIors classic necknes prints and solid coors white pink
blue, l0-l8. Street
S79o to Sl490 BIouses ST. Nyon docon ond pmo; short
ond "a sleeves; one Of style and color, 32-36.
Blousss. Third Floor. Street
HANDBAGS AND NECKWEAR
S7o5 Pemotone PIcstie Hondboss. S.. Toiored with
SINGLE double handles; novy block
S795 Royon FoIe SoteheI. S.. Leather trim double hon.
dies navy or block
prices plus Fed tox
$500 to $3.50 BIousettes ST. 3d. S. Cotton, nyon and do
cron broken colors and sizes
81 TO IS Scarves, Soc to S. All sizes
IS and S. coIlon. 81 and S. Brocode jewel trims docrons
NseLvso,. Stree, HOO. Street
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Womem's Misses Juniors
$500 to 5000 sax
Long Spring Coots -

Worsted imported weed silk ond wool blends ~orsted 'onne
Hond tailored slim butoned ond shoees n noV block
oroy a. flower coos Sizes TO l6 IS 10 to 20 poportcoec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
$5.e5 to $7.e5 NyIon Tricot Slips. $3.e5

Console style embroidery fuino White pink blue. chorpoone
shorts and tolls group Sizes q to 40 Junior sizes ond IT,
NyIon TreOt Second Floor. Street. At oil breaches
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Unusual C|earaway!


in
odyopss Peneb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
The Pool Leaks

Mrs. J. r. H., Wheaton
Our plastic swimming pool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
$50 SO and SIS. 80 Suits-$35 and $40

Wool tweeds silk tueeds Moyfower fonnes Forsmonn Mil
oeen Pettpont ond worsted Teoo Dressmoke and town
SUITS woens sizes os we'll os misses and juniors IN group
Novy, BEIGE. qoy Iioc, block ond mixtures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Pair Sentenced
In Army Cruelty

FORT CARSON, Colo. Sept
Z R.-Two enlisted soldiers
accused Of mistreating trainees
have been sentenced by a spe-
cial court-martial board.
Pvt. Udell Williams. jr., %,
Of Chicago. who pleaded guilty
to four counts of assault, was
fined $50 a month for six
months.
Spc. &c Robert E. Nicely. 2s,
OF Pelzer. s. c.. was sentenced
to i've months in the stockade
and fined $65 a month for i've
months. He was also reduced
to private. Nicely was convicted
on two of four counts of assault.
They were the fourth and
NTH training instructors to
come before the special court
martial. Proceedings are pend
ing against three other enlisted
men and one officer.
Williams pleaded guilty to
striking four trainees with his
fists. His defense counsel as
serted that williams was a per-
fectionist and became angry at
indifference shown by trainees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Radio Engineers Open
ToIks Tomorrow

World Wide Communica-
tons for Project Vanguard
will be the subject Of the open.
ing meeting Of the Washing.
ton, D. c., Section Of the In.
stitute Of Radio Engineers al
3 pm. tomorrow in the PEPCC
auditorium.
Project Vanguard is the
name assigned to the Depart.
ment Of Defense portion of the
earth satellite program.
Communications Require
ments" will be discussed BY
John T. Mengel Of the Nava
Research Laboratory, and the
Army 18th Meridian Commu.
nications Network" will be de.
scribed by 1t. Col. Willis z
Smitherman, USA, who is as.
sistant Vanguard project Of,
ficer for the Army Map Service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Strike Kills
SundayEdifions

ST. LOUIS. Sept. Z (R.--
Operations at the two daily
newspapers virtually stopped
here tonight as q result Of q
strike Of % electricians over q
wage dispute.
Neither the st. Louis POST
Dispatch, which missed its
Saturday afternoon editions
completely. nor the st. Louis
Globe-D Democrat went to press
with early Sunday morning edi-
tons and there was little hope
that they would be able to pub
lish any of their later editions.
Mechanical union employees
at the newspapers refused to
cross the picket lines Of Local
No. l Of the International
Brotherhood Of Electrical
Workers when they were set up
early today after all-night ne
gotiations broke down.
Strike = Surprise
The strike caught employees
Of both newspapers by surprise.
There had been no talk Of q
strike and most Of the work
ers were not even aware nesc-
tiations had been going on.
Members of the American
Newspaper Guild reported to
work at the Post-Dispatch but
late in the afternoon the Guild
decided to honor the picket line
and the newsrooms of both
newspapers thinned out to ex-
ecutives only as the news
papermen either completed
their shifts or went out to eat.
The st. Louis Newspaper
Publishers Association. which
represents the two newspapers
In labor relations, sought again
to arbitrate the dispute.
A meeting between the union
and management of the two
newspapers was set for tonight
in hopes of coming to an un-
Outstanding.
Features Delivered
The two newspapers delivered
previously prepared Sunday
sections of their newspapers to
their subscribers tonight. in
GLIDING comics and feature
sections.
Radio station KSD. owned by |
the st. Louis ost-Dispatch,
was on the air in the early |
hours Of the strike but returned
after three hours Of silence by
transmitting from Illinois. Just
across the Mississippi River.
However. KSD-TV, the news
papers television station, was
shut down.
Eighteen Of the electricians
are employed at the POST !
Dispatch and four at the Globe |
Democrat. They receive 1925
an hour for daytime work. 1886 |
for the first night shift and
$40 for the late night shift.