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UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY

Teachers, ex-teachers, subtesch-
ers, for vacation positions in our
Educational Dept: opportunity to
earn 500 a wk. and more. Write
age. address, phone number. P.O.
Box 1904, Bethesda. Nd
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RELP-WoMER

PAYROLL CLERK, exper., average
typing, Wash. blvd, 5 days, S66
up. POTOMAC EMPL., 1854
Wilson blvd, Arl.. ia. $4,000.
PIX OPERATOR for 4 pm. to mid.
night. Must be experienced. fol
busy S-position board. 4O-houi
week: includes some week end and
holiday work Air-cond. room
Apply in person. CHILDRENs
HOSPITAL. between am. ano
pm. today
RECEPTIONIsT-Little Shorthand
and typ. exper. or will train
ABLE, I4O4 N. z. ave, NV.
RIM. 226.
RECEPTIONIST, age between $685.
OF well established NOVELS
HAIRSTYLISTS. Guaranteed Il
top any salary. Wonderful oppor.
tunity. Apply in person. 1907
Tuckerman st. NV, RIA. $4,000.
REcEPTIONIST must be able to
give manicure, earn while you
learn to be a beauty operator.
ALBERT de PARIS HAiRSTYLIsT.
1880 Wis. ave. NV, OIL. 6-12O5
RECEPTIONIST, TO work in Wash
ington's most glamorous shop;
must be able to meet the public
Apply in person, BEAUTY BA-
ZAAR, sos 14th st. NV,
RECEPTIONIST
White. H. s. grad; exper; PIX
type so wpm min: electric type
writer. Neat and attractive. Some
work experience desired. Attractive
oft1ces: B days; start $500. Ma
TIONAL EMPL. SERV., INC, 1lOS
18th st. NV. Elk. 3-7270.
RECEIPTS, typ, full and part time
to $500. PROF. PERSONNEL
1925 Eye NV, NE. $4,000.
RESTAURANT HELP WANTED
colored or white. Arl. restaurant
has openings for Mattresses and
kitchen employees, full or part
time. Good wages. paid vacations,
holidays, sick leave, uniforms
furn. Applicants must be bet. ages
Of Is to 3S, neat, dependable
and trustworthy. Call IA. S-05b3
2 pm, to 8 pm, Tues, or Wed +,
? pm, to 9 pm, Thurs, or Fri.
SALESLADY, full or part time;
exper. better ladies' ready-to-wear
JANE DAWSON SMITH CO., 34O7
Conn. ave. EN-. 3-SS00.
sALFsLADY-7 CORNERS, VA,
Attractive, permanent position ir
our beautiful Seven Corners shop.
ping center store. See Mrs. Franco
JOSEPH R. HARRIS CO.
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SITUATI0NS-MER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


.LAUNDRESs, expeT, wants laundry;
curtains fine fabrics done with
care. Call for and deliver. Refs
LII 4-00s0. ---...-.----.-
EXPERIENCED LAUNDREss and
Cleaner desires day work. LU.
l-4624
RELIABLE COLoRED WON
wants days work WedbesdAy'
Thursday IA. g-7452.
COLoRED WOMAN wants work for
Mon, wed. Fri Likes children,
GOOD ironer. Reference. DE.
2-2SO9. -
COLORED WOMAN wants cleaning
mornings, days, near 800 Ok.
Wilson Blvd, ATl DE. 2-035l.
COLORED GIRL wants Job 5 days
week IA. 9-737s, call after
pm.
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HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY, no shorthand. TO 40
yrs; win train " undsIETt.ing;
SMFsIsy 'ia ass49 T sIIoSi s sosroAAA sl,
IA, $4,000.
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COLORED

CAREER OPPORTUNITY in sales
/ for experienced salesman or ma
Iture person who wants to get into
sales work Salary and comm. Call
MR.. MOORE, RE. $4,000 bet. 10
and IL am.
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LET'S FACE IT!
SALESMAN

Earn $1,000 to $4,000 YOU
first year, career opportunity. ful
training, leads furnished, curren'
model car provided. All fringe bene
ats call today. JU. 5-5636.
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ENGINEERS
NoINEERs
FLORIDA
Creative RID Engineers
ELECTRONIC
DESIGN

ELECTRONIC
DESIGN
Infrared and radAr
Eiectronic display systems
Micro-wave circuits
Inertial guidance systems
Antennas ia,
Radio frequency circuits
ELECTRICAL
DESIGNERS
TO DO ORIGINAL DE-
SIGN OF POWER GEN
GRAFTON. distribution
and control for missiles
and support equipment.
Must have BIS, 6.E;
Cpower option) and 2 10
3 years experience in
generation, distribution
and cabling. knowledge
Of batteries, inverters
and electrical control
circuit design necessary.
MECHANICAL
DESIGN
Inertial guidance SYSTEMS
Hydraulic, pneumatic ana
electrical controls
Ground handling equipment
Electronic packaging;
familiarity with load
shock vibration and
temperature problems.
SYSTEM
ANALYSIS
Servo mechanism analysis
Operational analysis
Study of weapons systems
requirements and tactics
MATHEMATICAL
PHYSICS
Experienced men with back
grounds in engineerinR
and practical mathemat-
les are required to stan
Goodyear Ala analoF
computer and the IBM
704 disital computer.
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MEN
PART-TIME

White. steady morning or after
noon work to supplement your
present income Liberal salary,
transp furn See Mr.. SLOCUM,
500 Const. ave. ne. at 8 am. to-
morrow.
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ATTENTION SALEsWoMEN -
PART TIME, evening phone worl
Colored College Girls
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ACCOUNTANTS BOOKKEEPERS
Local CPA firm seeks Sr. and Jr.
acct, with good publ acctg. exp.
Also bookkeepers. Sal. to SluO wk.
Dep, exp; and DUAL. MANAGE
MENT CONSULTANTS, INC, suite
1901, 1895 G st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER, accounts receivable.
machine operation eXper. neceS-
sary; 40-hr. work wk. over wks.
paid vacation; starting salary. 500
per wk.: annual increase of $3.50
per yr Call EX. 3-593S for
appointment.
CAREER IN AMAZING INDUSTRY
Factory representative Of North
Americas fastest growing industry,
will be in Washington, June IL, IL
and 18th, to interview men and
women interested in getting in on
the ground floor
Product actually sells itself: bene-
ficial to men, women and children.
over one million already in use
in homes, Offices. schools, colleges,
automobiles. athletic ORGANIZATIONS
and in leading institutions. Re-
quires neat appearing men or
women with car, must have excel
lent character and be bondable.
No age limit. Sales experience help
full but not essential; successful
applicants will receive complete
training: excellent chances for pro-
motion. better than average earn
ings with no limit A prestige
product scientifically engineered
and medically proven; no compe-
tition, incentive program and COM
plete advertising and promotion
backing.
Only those interested in earning
over $4,000 per year and Up need
apply. Write to Box 450-J, Star.
stating past experience and quail
fications.
, 1958-02-21
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from Saturday.

BILL No. 422
SECOND LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF II UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1857 "
To Provide an Appropriation for Clearing Drains, Cutters
and Culverts and making emergency road repairs.
BE IT NACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands:
STATEMENT OF MOTIVES
WHEREAS Many drains, cutters and culVerts which
take water to the sea during periods Of heavy rajnfalls
are clogged and present a menace to hundreds OF families
living in low areas in Charlotte Amalie: and
WHEREAS It is imperative that action be taken
upon these drains, cutters and culverts and to build curb
walls and make emergency road repairs to these potential
flood areas prior to the start of the rainy season:
SECTION /. The sum OF $4,000 is hereby appro-
priated out of available funds in the General Fund of the
Treasury of the Virgin Islands not otherwise appropriated
and made Immediately available to the Department of
Public Works for the purpose of clearing and repairing
cutters, culverts and drains in Charlotte Amalie for build
ing walls to prevent flooding of homes and for making
emergency repairs.
, 1958-02-21
PERCIVAL H. REESE
WEYMOUTH RHYMER

until such time as members had an opportunity to peruSe
same.
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR:
GOVERNMENT
Charlotte Analie
ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands of the United States
May 7. 1857
The Honorable
The President of the Legislature
Charlotte Amalie
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands
My dear Mr. President:
I am transmitting herewith for the consideration Of
the Legislature IA copies of my recommended budget for
the operation Of the Government Of the Virgin Islands for
the fiscal year 1858.
Sincerely yours,
ISL Walter A. Gordon
Walter A. Gordon
Governor
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie
ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands of the United States
The Honorable
The President of the Legislature
Charlotte Amalie
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
My dear Mr.. President:
am transmitting herewith a Bill to authorize thu
Governor to contract with the Equity Publishing Corpora
ton, Oxford, New Hampshire, for services in connection
with the Virgin Islands Code. The Bill also provides for
the appropriation of $500 from the General Fund of the
Treasury for payment of these services.
The technical editorial assistance and the preparation
of pocket supplements is a highly specialized business, and
the Equity Publishing Corporation has proven its ability
in the fine manner in which it has codifed the laws of the
Virgin Islands.
/ recommend that this Bill be passed at the earliest
possible time.
Ill Sincerely yours,
Isl Walter "A. Gordon
Walter A. Gordon
Governor
The House adopted Senator De Lugos motion to pre-
pare, for consideration of the Body, a Resolution in rec
milton Of the services Of Government Secretary. Charles
K. Claunch. who it was said had resigned his position.
COMMITTED OF TIT WHOLE:
The House resolved itself into the Committee Of t.
Whole. The Committee conducted the investigation
authorized by the Legislature on May 2, 1857, of the dis
orderly conduct Of the Captain Of the "Carpeake,"
RECESSED: 2:30 F. M.
II . a ~ nrr
, 1958-02-21

COMMITTEE OF THE 0
The House resolved into the Committee of the Whole.
Appearing before the Committee were Ullmont [. James,
Director Of Personnel, and guest Mr.. A. A. Weinberg,
Consulting Actuary, Public Administration Service of
Chicago.
The House rose and recessed until Tuesday, May 7,
1857 at 200 p. m.
RECESSED 5:35 F. NJ.
AUBREY A. ANDUZE D
President
JOHN D. MERWIN
Legislative Secretary
LEGISLATIVE IA TUESDAY. MAY ?. 1857
, 1958-02-21

To Provide an Appropriation for Clearing Drai
and Culverts and making emergency road
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature Of Che Vir
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

FOR SALE Dresses S suits size
 n 6 12. 1494 Hemlock. 11-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

WATCH, CLOCK & lighter re- pair 24 hr serpice. l VT. guaran- tee. Radio, nv & appliances. Prompt & efficient service. The Outlet, Ph 1922 (Formerly the Hobby Shop). tin
 Continued on page 1O)
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

while you re- duce-an inch or more week
 without diet-with diet, much more. 50 sa1s & easy. Hips, ab- domen, thighs, legs, etc. Used
 successfully by men we'll as women. Ph. 29O4 for appoint ment. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

FOR SAT4E-'47 Dodge. Ey run
 hing cond. S15O. Ph 4722. 11-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

FOR RENT-Fully furn apt cen ter town. Avble Feb. 1 Call
 2444 after 6 pm. lily
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

FOR RENT-A real cozy home comp furn. Automatic washer &
 dryer. Furnace heat. Suitable for sml family. Located on Carl son Hill. Ph 3272. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

FOR SALE -Visimatic Kenmore
 wringer type washer, good cond. See at 1909 Birch. lily
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11
EST. FOOD ROUTE

300 family Watkins Route now available. go year reputation A sop-grade one-man business and 10 experience or money requir- ed. Write for full information to the J. R Watkins Company, 39O3 Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle 5, Washington. 7-6n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

FOR RENT Downtown furn apt,
 private bath. Phone 4433. lily
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

WILL CARE FOR pre-school age child M my home-days only Call 2583.
 lily
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

FOR SALE-.51 Ply, good mer- hanical cond. s2oO. Ph 4722.
 ."M.l1 l1-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

FOR RENTS rln house on
 Mission Rd. Available Jan. 15. Ph 5OO1. 11-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

FOR SALE-2-bdrm house comp
 furn. Lg LR, utility nm, mangie,
 auto washer and dryer, deep freeze, nv. etc. Pl 4O53. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11
FOR RENT-Furn 3 bdrm apt in
 town. Ph 1922. tin

FOR RENTFurn 2arm apt. New ly painted. Flee wash mach & refrig. Navy approved. Ph 2O54.
 11-1nc
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

FOR SALE-Bendix automatic washer; dresser w/mirror; tank type vacuum cleaner; 2 burner hot plate. Call 258y.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

THRIFT SHOP Open Saturday
 afternoons at the Baptist Mission
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-11

FOR RENT-1 bdrm apt down town, S87.5O mo. Ph 2O92 after
 6 pm. tin
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Continued From Preceding Page

variety of fun. swimming, fishing.
camping, boating picnicking, sea-
shell hunting, building sand castles,
eating cotton candy or throwing darts
at balloons amid the carnival attrac-
tions of the boardwalk-Or just plain
loafing in the sun.
Best known of the Delaware beaches
is Rehoboth, summer headquarters LOT
Washington's international set, ana
for most of the fun-seekers from the
Nations Capital area who go to the
Delaware beaches.
Like Ocean City, friendly rival to
the south, Rehoboth is sizabie'
year-'round community with wide,
guarded beaches, good restaurants,
boardwalk, night life and a resort
atmosphere. If you prefer to beach
and swim near city conveniences,
you'll probably pick Rehoboth or
Ocean City. Which you prefer Is a
matter of taste Rehoboth partisans
claim their town is more dignified and
LESS honky- tonk" than Ocean City.
The latter's offended partisans hotly
retort that after $50 pm. Rehoboth
is quiet as the grave. Personally, the
authors like both places.
II you're not particularly interested
in Socializing and prefer to beach and
swim in relative privacy, some Of the
little-known tat least, to Washing
toniansJ recreation areas operated by
the State Of Delaware along the breezy
seaShore might be your holiday choice.
Places like the Coast Guard Recrea-
ton Area. with its pleasant coveS, sand
dunes and uncrowded swimming. en-
able you to get away from jam
packed beaches Even on busy week
ends, the recreation areas aren't too
crowded.
Delaware offers many State-oper-
ated recreation areas: Key Box Road.
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Town Road, Coin Road and RRR Road,
to name only a few of the best ones.
There's not much in the way Of ia
cilities at most Of these recreation
areas-juSt broad expanses Of sandy,
inviting beaches. At Key Box, Indian
River Inlet and several others, though.
camping is permitted, and facilities for
a happy stay are provided.
Delaware makes a nominal charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05

Monthly sonitory protection in
3 obsorbencies. ldeoI for troVel-
inq-compoct, cosy 10 dispose
Of. Invented by O doctor TO be
used internally.
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Strong, rigid frome keeps pIos-
tic pool in shape, keeps voter
from splitting over. 48"x72",
with corner seots. A summer
necessity!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05

The best cream and sproy de-
odoronts ever mode. Will pro-
tect you and your clothes round
the clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05

Handy stick insect repeIlent.
Solely repels mosquitoes and
other insects without danger 10
eyes, clothing, or pIostics.
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Engineer Group
Burns BUILDING

VIRGINIA BEACH. Va. Aug
8 R.-An engineer detach-
ment is saving the State money
and getting demolition practice
as well during the current Ma
tional Guard encampment
here.
The 459th Engineer Detach-
ment Of Baltimore, q fretight-
ing outfit is putting things into
reverse by burning down build
ings at the rate Of two build
ings a day.
It is estimated they will save
the State $4,000 to $1,000 a
structure over demolition by
conventional methods.
All this is part of the pro-
gram begun last year to remove
buildings beyond economical
repair and rehabilitate those
which can be Of further use.
Forty buildings have been de-
stroyed and 20 more are to
come down.
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May Named to Heed
Virginia Road Board

RICHMOND. Aug. Q R.-
Civ. Almond yesterday named
Samuel d. May Of Tazewell as
the si7.O0o-a-year head Of the
State Highway Commission. re-
placing Francis A. Davis.
Mr.. Almonds announcement
said Mr.. Davis. commissioner
since the retirement last De-
cember Of James A. Anderson.
viii return to his former Job
as deputy commissioner and
chief engineer.
Mr.. May, So, a member Of
the highway commission since
1883. is head Of q large whole-
sale hardware business, director
Of a Bluefield wv. Va bank
and an insurance agency. He is
also chairman Of the dormant
Old Dominion Turnpike Au-
thority, set I'D to build a toll
road across Southwest Virginia.
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Rise in Aid
ToJ obIess
Seen SheIved

Increases in District unem-
ployment benefits have appar-
emily been shelved by the pres
ent session Of Congress.
The House District Commit
tee yesterday sent back to a
subcommittee for public hear
ings a Senate-passed bill and
five House measures on the con-
troversial question. There is no
chance that hearings and final
action can be completed in the
rush for adjournment, observ-
ers say.
The decision to recommit the
jobless relief proposal APP
parently represents a victory
for the Washington Board Of
Trade which strongly opposed
it. District Committee Chair
man Mcmillan told reporters
after the closed session of the
full committee that all Of the
six pending bills were sent 10
the subcommittee headed by
Representative Davis, Democrat
of Georgia.
The principal features Of the
Senate-pasSed bill would in
crease maximum weekly un-
employment benefits from $40
to $48 a week and extend bene-
At payments from 26 to "a
weeks.
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Middle Brigade
Gets New Leader

ANNAPOLIS. Aug. 8 CR.-
Capt. william F. Bush Bringle
yesterday relieved Capt. Fred
erick L. Ashworth as COM
mandant Of the 3,600-man
brigade of midshipmen at the
United States Naval Academy
Capt. Ashworth. who became
military boss Of the middies
Just three weeks ago, was pro-
NOTED out Of the Job. He has
been selected for advancement
to rear admiral and will head
the Atomic Energy Division In
the ONCE of the Chief Of Naval
Operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08

of the county police force, are
volunteers. They are undergo
ing a weeks training on a sum
baked field in the southern end
Of the county.
Divided into four groups,
each division spends One day in
class where Officer Hugh Rath.
of the departments training
division, instructs them In
squad duties. procedures and
policy. The rest Of the week is
spent in the field where Sergt.
Eike and other officers give
them the action" training.
Included are drills in the Use
Of tear gas guns, riot guns ana
riot sticks and group forma-
tons designed to disperse mobs.
They also devote time to phys
ical education. Their equip
ment as squad members also
will include helmets and side
arms, Sergt. Eike said.
When all four groups have
completed the weeks training,
the men will return to their
regular police duties. In the
event they are summoned as
members of the special squad.
they will form into two pla-
toons headed by Sergts. j. A.
Wahl and William Maley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08

gomery County Civic Fedora
ton; Mrs. Herbert Hyatt.
chairman Of the MONTGOMERY
County Commission for Youth.
and Sam Eie, a member OF
the Maryland State Welfare
Board. have all agreed 10
serve since the committees
organizing meeting July 81,
Robert Hacken. temporary
chairman. said today.
This brings the total COM
mittee membership 10 IL. close
to the goal Of IS members.
Mr.. Hacken said. Two teen
ayers are among those still
to be named.
Committee Broadened
The appointments broaden a
committee that was born in
the silver-spring Wheaton
area to a group with county
wide representation.
The preventive group Is an
outgrowth Of the Community
Conference to Prevent Delin-
quency in the Silver SPRING
Wheaton area, sponsored by
the Allied Civic Group last
June.
The conference was prompt
ed by the concern Of the Civic
Improvement Committee of
the Allied Civic Group In that
area over the few provisions
that have made for the num-
Der Of children now in ele-
mentary schools, when they
reach their teens. Mr.. Hacken
said. Mr.. Hacken is q past
president of the Allied Civic
Group.
On the whole, he said. there
has not been much juvenile
delinquency in Montgomery
County. But the conference
was called to remind the citi-
zens that it could become a
factor there unless a decent
program" is provided.
The committees next meet
ing is scheduled for 8 pm,
August rs. at the Maryland
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UNKINDEST CUT OF ALL FAILS.
TO HALT FOUNDERS DRAMA 4

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. V1s-The cast Of the
Founders decided the show should so on even II 1t meant
a cut In pay The show Is going on-and II did mean
a cut In pay.
The trustees and board Of directors Of the jamestown
Foundation yesterday whacked all salaries the his
August 81.
Last week the corporation decided the show must
close because tiny audiences weren't paying enough 10
keep the production running The cast said they'd take
cut In pay-or work without any payf the show could
complete its season.
The outdoor drama Of the founding OF the James,
town colony this year has been plagued with bad
weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08

employment once. eS2 Sligo
avenue. Silver Spring.
Already serving are: Mrs.
Ruth Fleming. Silver Spring
Business and Professional
Women's Club: Arthur +.
Brigham. Silver Spring Board
Of Trade; the Rev. Brad Min
turn. Episcopal Church Of the
Ascension; John Kelly. East
Silver Spring Citizens Associa-
ton; Capt. Charles e. Peters.
Montgomery County Police De-
partment.
Also, Edward Wegman. De-
partment Of Employment Sc
curity, and ollie Dryer. Boys
Club Of Silver Spring and
Greater Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08

cab Of a power shovel at the
Fry Coal and Stone Co. quarry.
State Trooper Charles Snow
said an embankment 80 to 40
feet high gave way Just after
M. Sensabaugh loaded a truck
with stone to be crushed.