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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
BEAUTY OPERATOR
PART TINE. IA. 5-55sa
-N~vpxpx,-~-x~
BOOKKEEpER

To operate Underwood Elicit
Fisher machine and other eenera
once duties, Apply 3rd door, sAks
6lO TWELFTH ST. NV.
nOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER
AIOk, exneT, on MGR 500. per
manent position, emplOye hene
fts. Apply MT. Houser SECURITY
SToRAOk Co. ll40 18th st, NV
BOOKKREfER AND OFFICE MAN
AOkk. must be thoronghiy expert
eneed; good opportunity. exeellen
future, SALARY over $4,000. Boz
l00-A. Star
B0OkkEEPER.sEcY.. white. en-
peTienee requtred. geod pay. Cal
MI, 6-3250 for appointment.
BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY As,
20 70 40; exper.. refs, required
salary open. S-day VIZ. Apply Il
own handwriting only. FRANCE
1T FRANCES. 1918 Conn. ave
B0OKKEEPER-TYPIsT, keep sale
entry books. assist with accounts
keep inventory records and typ,
reports, once OF educational as
ISOLATION In downtown Washing
ton Generous empi0ye benefits
VIII. H-941J after Il pm.
BOOKkEEPING MACHINE OPER
ATORi some knowledEe Of boob
keeping required: Will train. con,
pany Dement'S. Apply WILLIAM
ALLEN. 1893 Connecticut ave, Il, "
BO0KKEEPER. some experience ii
auiomctive Accountlng required
for an unusual opportunity with
many benefits. See MI, Katen N
LuSTfNE-NICHOLsON cHEVRO.
LAT, $40 Baltimore ave-, HyattS-
VILE, Nd.
B0QkKEEPER. full eharee, tFai
balance schedules. subsidiary
aects... payroll. some typing IN.
tolved. perm position Salarl
open, Excel fringe benents. I'm,
usual opportunity. state expeF
70 Boz ses-H Star
B0OKKEEPER-TYPIsfJ expsF. viii
property management desired. bal
not essential For department o.
laSHe real estate Arm Should b,
ayail, Immediately; 5-day vi
hrs; 70 b. salaty Commensurate
With ABILITY. usual company heue
cts FREDERICK W BERENs
INC. iS22 L 81, NV. Contact ME
QtAhhM
BO0KKEEPER. complete eharge d
all once records. incl. various ma.
chimes Insurance baekxFd. es&en.
val: S-dAy WI: " 70 s4.sna
MANIAC ENENT CON6ULTANTS
INC. Suite 1901 lass q 81. nv
BOOKKhEPER- rYPIsT - Genera
experience IN Bookkeeping, typinG
payroll, tax forms etc. for con
tractors once 5-dny week saca
ton and siek leave. SO starslnl
salary IA s-IUla
BOOKKEEPER--Pan eharse viii
I typlne and insurance knowiRdgs
SALARY cpen. Bon tsA-B star
BOOkKEEPER ASSISTANT. htsl
school or good training in aects
receivable and payroll. some typ
ing uptown loeation rapid I'D
vaneemept. 70 &dS. depsndine OF
exper AANAGEiENT CONSULT
ANTS. INC. suite 1901 lt35
BOOkkEEPEa-TYPIsT sood start
ing salary with REGULAR increases
COW. LEGATION In modern olda
excel, Wprking cond.. s-Say vk
pr. LASS. Mr. LAvELI4
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EX-Teacher or
BuSineSswOman

Exceptional opportunity for von-
an Of teachins or business expert
ence VIII also consider others
Who nave reSourcefuinesS ana skill!
IN dealing with DeopIe Attractive
permanent position IN child elid-
Advancement For personsl inter.
rifv. Write Boy 4fs-A. star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
ELIZABETH PINKSToN
Personnel Counseling
Placement Services
i0a5 Conn. Ave NV. Rm. eli
CALL DI. 7-4l50
FOR INTERVIEW TIME

CALL DI. 7-4150
FOR INTERVIEW TIME
BooKKEEPER. full chs. natl
ins. ora, diversified position
Supervision OF asst. bkkpr.. ms
bkkpg helpful. Interview now fol
position available Jan. Is. Conn
ave. area. To ase 45. Start
INSURANCE REPREs.. natl. ora.
IRE and casualty exper. desired
some typing. career position
STATISTICAL TECHNIciAk. natl
health orG., math major or eoot
acctg. experu VIII use calculator
ase % 80, start. $500.
sultants. top hiGht skills. 5 days
Conn. ave. area. age TO -. 81
sTENos. ,s,. snsrG... Opport. 70
eesinners with good skills. aS'
'Isssf9As.x,i .. V; q :ss:.;,.. :
efe., meet and deal with pro
use 1BM electric, some eoilese
are 70 lO. start ~ 900
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CLERK TYPIST

For aeeountinG department; ass
5-day, t0-hour week. liberal com.
pany BENEFITS salary open. For
appointment phone XII p-750O
Ext 100 ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORP a0l N. Columbus st.,
AieNandrla. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

MANY DIVERS
Annette D. Tatelman
cas- woodward BID RE I.44i,
f39 18th So NV; a. II
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NrLP WOMEN

BALLROOM TEACHERS. sxpsf,,
ewes, HE. 4.4aAs.
BEAUTICIAN . HAIR sTYLIgT--
s aS .s Il solorL E sjsad D'' hEsi
sTYLiqI, 2ais Wis. ave. NV
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ACCOUNTING CLERK

Ase s5-35. experienced -
accounting clerk essential.
must be able TO operate
eomptometer: about SIS
wk.' 70 start. with increase
amer 3 mos. many employe
dement's Including free trans
portation.
D. c. Transit System, Inc
5000 NJ et. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
BEAUTICIAN

bERNARD needs experienced re.
liable person. TO manage Georgia
ave, salon. Also experienced stylisi
for Eastern ave. salon. Call Mr.
BERNARD. RA. 3-sOa6, eyes., RA
BEAUTY OPERATORS. fun ane
part time, new NARROW ieightl
ehopping center. Call SUNDAY,
10, S-aalt; Monday, Lu 2-0S4e
BEAUTY OPrR.: shampoo and
manieurist. also haiIstylist. mar
or woman with folloVtns H-6
closed Mon. Mr.. PAUL. RE-. Z.
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CLERK-TYPISTS
CAREER POSITIONS

job description: Typing personal
letters. charts. memos. naures,
some niing and dgure work; prepa
ration for Advancement.
We ofier free hospita liHation and
life insurance. sick leave. uaid
vacation and retirement. Hours
are s-5. Monday throuah Fridav,
Apply in. person. PERsoNNEL
DEPT aUa N AZ nv
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WANTED
WOMEN, AGE % TO 33
TEACH DANCING

u you VIII work with an ofeani-
Sation made up Of interesting.
positive thinking personnel
=. You will receive above avefage
income with administrative open-
lngS.
- You viii work with an orgAni-
sation which Is CROWNS and eN-
pandine with an eve to the future
4, You will act complete and
thorough training program siven
nee 20 those who qualify
scH HE = ri r ,oS.isa n n p pisbs,A,
Silver Spring, Arlington, Alexan-
dria, WASHINGTON and Frankfurt
Germany provide opportunities
worthy Of your INVESTIGATION.
Personal interviews Monday throuuh
Friday, pm TO ? pm loll
Conn. ave nv
scontinued on Next PasO
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MARRIED WOMEN
COLORED WOMEN

Sales work. neat appearing: fun
OF part time Call Monday. p 10 ~,
900 2 St. NV See MANAGER.
Suite sas
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ARLINGTON

AhLlNG1ON
FAIRFAX-FALLS CHI.
RECEIPT TYP Arl blvd 70 s6S
RECEIPT. -TYPfST, publication,
youne, attrae. his grad ESQ
CIK-TYP. ethse. area. knowl
elk. TYP. bank. no fee $50
DfCTApH TYP. trade ASSOC. 32s
cORREsP. elk, med, I'd. -.
PRsoDuctfPoN TYP mss.I. sgS
PILE elk. publication. SLOW
typ, col bckGd e6h
BKKpR, trade assoc --- 500
SECY mature, church 25O
orc elk yns. no typ, train
As underwater "a
p. T. TYP, 4 hrs dAy ~
POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
e334 Wilson Blvd Ari. "a. 10000
l04 Z Broad Falls Oh, JE s-727s
AUTOGRAPH OPERATOR
Insurance CO., upper ltth st
500. dement's, ALL-OFF1CE EMPL
AocY., I'll i4,h 81. NV RIM. 3ll
Df. 1-6632
AWNING CUTTER and .eanstress
white. exper.; perm, Job; 30 hrs
wk: good vorking eond. Boz
llu-A. star. ,
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SAI,FSI AIDES

Pull o. part line. experienced IN
ltaay 70 wear 1850 ian 81. nv
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ALEXANDRIA

RECEIPT INTERVIEWER col.
RECEIPT TYP. kins st. rs
grad. good with ~. 200
BKKPR TYP. real estate;
compose letters. IS hrs - 3t5
TELLER. expef some typ $50
FOOD SUPERVISOR. exper ga
RECEIPT -sEcY.. King 81. l.
EiYl ofc.. knowi bkpg. 400
SECY to pres, new ofc. --- dnn
SECY,, airport -- 2o5
sEcY.. rental once. attFae.
meet public Gao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

pointment after another. No
one is immune. This Is the
lot of everyone sooner or
later.
Not only do we add charm
to the lives of others If we
can keep our sense Of humor
and an outgoing spirit even
in the face of adversely and
stresses, but we provide our
selves with an emotional
shock absorber. It does no
good to null over our prob
lens every waking hour. We
only throw a shadow on the
day for everyone we zee and
damage our own looks and
health.
Why not give life q light
touch In order to increase
our own enjoyment and that
Of those we know?
II you would like to have
my leaflet - Grace and
Charm" send a stamped
self-addressed envelope with
your request for leafaet No.
81 to Josephine Lowman In
care Of The Evening Star.
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,Letterinq Removed
Anonymous
IL. n " ArIiN nfnaa

AAf % - $50
Most Of the gold lettering
can be removed from the at
trActive Christmas liquor
bottles--the decanter style
by using steel wool and
kitchen securing powder. ]
have not found any way to
remove the letters that are
etched into the glass. how
ever.
These bottles are most at
tractive when filled with
either blue and pink deter
tents, or blue and pink
bubble bath. A pretty satin
ribbon bow and small spray
s0f artificial flowers tied
around the neck Of the bottle
enhances It's beauty. Such
decorated bottles make an
attractive addition to your
bathroom.
They may also be Allied
with colored water (the
bottle glass shoppers can also
be filled) and used as deco
rations in other rooms of the
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
why Grow oLDa
Don't Be Dour-Give
Life a LIGHT Touch

granted and look forward TO
seeing them again.
Everyone Has Hardship
Yet we are very short
sighted and lack perception
II we believe that there is
one single human being on
this earth who does not have
his or her share of hardship.
Some Of the seemingly luck
lest folks we know have some
of the greatest difficulties
but we don't know about
them.
! think this is one reason
we are so drawn to those who
give life a light touch. 1t
takes real gallantry and cour-
age to keep our attitude from
becoming warped when beset
with one strain and disap-
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Golden Wedding
Mrs. B. N. NJ. Springfield


I have enjoyed this won-
derful column for several
years and have received
many helpful ideas and rec
ipes from 1t.
Can some kind readers
send me suggestions for an
informal Golden Wedding
celebration to- be held In q
small community? There win
be perhaps about 200 guests.
What kind Of program would
be proper before refresh
ments? II a buffet dinner
we're served from Ia pm@,
what foods would be best
considering the hot weather
Tin july, easy preparations,
etc?
Does anyone have recipes
for any of the foods In large
quantities to serve 200?
Any suggestions concern
ing a Golden Wedding cele-
bration would be greatly APP
preciated. May / have your
replies as soon as possible,
please? Many thanks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Beef StrogonoH

Mrs. D. L. S.. Washington
Here is a good recipe for
Beef Stroganoff other than
the one made with sour
cream.
To make, use 2 tablespoons
fat. " cup chopped onion or
bottled onion juice, l Glove
garlic, 16-ounce can broiled
mushrooms quartered, / can
condensed tomato soup. /
tablespoon Worcestershire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
BY JOSEPHINE LoWMAN

keshtef ana tribune Synnicats
AS people grow older they
are apt to become heavy in
humor as well as in figure.
Those who give life q light
touch" always charm us.
Why? Because we find COM
fort in their warmth and APP
proach to life. We also love
the diversion with which
their gaiety provides us.
When in their presence we
forget our troubles for q
while.
It never occurs to us that
they also have their frustra-
tons and heartbreaks and
the usual strains Of daily liv-
ing. We seldom, II ever,
pause to feel thankful for
them. We just take them for
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Air Conditioning
Mrs. d. L. s., Washington

Mrs. D. L. s., Washington
I wonder If any of you
readers have had a portable
air conditioner and, If so,
would give me your opinion.
We now have a 1a-ton win
dow model which is not quite
adequate for our one-bed-
room apartment. And since
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

sauce, s to Q drops Of Tabasco
sauce (optional) "a teaspoon
salt. u teaspoon pepper and
iiuffy rice.
Dip meat in flour. brown
in hot fat. Add onion. garlic
and mushrooms. Combine
remaining ingredients except
rice. Pour over meat and
simmer until tender-about
/ hour. Serve over fluffy rice
or steaming spaghetti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
WEE WOMEN

II needs repairing which
might run around $50. we've
been contemplating the port
able model which the ads
say can be carried from room
TO room. The model / have
in mind sells for 500. II
the portable type win cool
one room sufficiently, would
1t then be possible to place
1t in the bedroom at night
or just before going to bed
so it could cool that. room?
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08

PERFECT starter, and good condi-
ton too. this single home has
bedrooms and is being offered
for only $4,000. Betty Hansen,
Realty, 8l9 East 185th ST.. w.
6-2130
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08
#579

JUST listed; floor plan with full
basement, garage; right on Euclid
bus line: perfect for couple;
only Sl6,500. Betty Hansen. Real
ty, 819 East 185th ST., w. 6-2130.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08

1883
lST showing, right off Lake Shore,
brick, bedroom bungalow, ga
rage. full basement; st. William S
area; on lovely Handicapped lot;
going for S18.500. Betty Hansen,
Realty. 819 East l85th ST., Nv.
6-2l30
DRIVE by 213Ol Carol ave. off East
2OOth and Collier; 2 year old bum
galow, excellent condition. built
in range and oven and larg e
kitchen; divided basement: SWIM
ming pool at end of street; this
lovely home is situated between
st. Christine's and r eve
schools; if interested call Eckart
Realty 484 East 200th ST., RE
1-I440.
Q FAMILY on Westrop ave. HI
2.1167
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RETTY'S GLAD
BETTY'S DOUBLE
BETTY'S VALUE
#577

OFF East 2OOth, near Roosevelt
school, 3 bedroom bungalow. 2
down, kitchen with large eating
area; vestibule. aluminium storms
and screens, basement. double
garage, carpeting; worth $4,000.
Betty Hansen, Realty, 8l9 East
165th St w 6-2l30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

Record Temperatures This Year
Hikhest. So. on January 81
Lowest. Is. on January 4
Higs and Low Of Last ~ Hours
Hish, 20 at 100 pm.
Low. 20 at 9:i5 am.
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Cold Winds Strike East ,
Florida Expects Freeze

Of So. expected 4O-degree
weather during the night. A
low Of rs was in prospect in the
extreme north.
While frigid air enveloped
the East, the zero-conditioned
Midwest endured another day
of extreme cold. Chicago had
its lowest reading of the season,
1 below zero.
Heavy SHOWS tapered of in
the northeast. Many secondary
roads were blocked in New York
State and drifts ranged UP to
three feet in depth. Tanners
vile, In the Catskills, had IS
inches of fresh snow
Snow flurries whirled near
the Great Lakes from Michigan
into New England and in the
Appalachians as far south as
Tennessee and Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

future terminal cash payments
to employees for unused leave
the agencies have incurred.
The subcommittee, headed by
Representative Thomas, Demo-
crat Of Texas, on several oc-
casions during the past 10
years has initiated action which
resulted in reducing leave ben
ef1its for Federal workers as
well as the amount Of leave
they can accumulate.
Whether the group has fur
ther leave curtailment in mind.
in the form Of q rider to the
appropriations bill, is q matter
Of conjecture.
At any rate. Mr.. Thomas and
his group asked Civil Service
Commission officials for an es-
innate as to how much money
Federal agencies would have to
expend in cash terminal leave
payments to employees leaving
the Government.
csc officials replied that
they had no such estimate
that this would have to come
from the individual agencies.
The line of questioning has
raised speculation that the
committee may have some fur
ther eurbs on leave use in mind.
PRAISE RESERvED-There
probably have been millions Of
words written about the sue
cessful launching Of the Army's
Jupiter C satellite, the "Ex-
plorer." But nothing has been
said about the key role played
by career civil service employees
in the Army in the success Of
the project.
Army Secretary Brucker.
however, has taken official rec
ignition of the part taken by
career civil servants together
with the military in the "Ex-
plorer's" success.
In a statement to the Ameri-
can Federation of Government
Employees, Mr.. Brucker said:
Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris
and DR.. Wernher Won Braun "a
civil service careerist) :. {. SYM
bolize our common effort. They
represent the hundreds of mill
tary and civilian scientific,
technical and administrative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Sunny
but cold and windy today. High
est near Is. Fair and cold to-
night, lowest near IL degrees.
Maryland - Partly cloudy,
cold and windy with a few
snow fiurries in the mountains.
Highest near 80 in the east
and Is in west. except Is in the
mountains. Fair and continued
cold tomorrow.
Virginia-Fair but quite cold
and windy. Highest % in south
east, % in west and north, ex-
cept Is in the mountains. Mon
day fair and continued cold.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Small craft warn
ings are displayed. Northwest
erly winds 20 to 30 miles per
hour with gusts to 40 miles
per hour today. Excellent visi-
bility.
SATELLITES
Sputnik II-May be visible
about 500 am. tomorrow. 1t
will appear first low in the
southern sky, rising to an aiti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

River Report
tFrom U. s. Engineersl
Potomac River clear at Harpers
Ferry and clear at Great Falls; Shen-
andoah clear at Harpers Ferry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
By the Associate Press

6y tAic AbSOCtdIcu ETcbb
A storm center in the At
lantic set on cold Withstand
shudders - along the East
Coast yesterday.
Gusts Of more than 40 miles
per hour whistled through the
mountains of North Carolina
and, even in midday, freezing
temperatures were recorded in
the northern parts of the Gulf
States.
Florida. shivering out its
worst winter, got set for
another wave of cold. Freeze
warnings were included in fore
casts for Northern and Central
Florida. The Weather Bureau
said frost was likely in interior
sections Of the southern end Of
the State.
Miami, enjoying clear skies
and an afternoon temperature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

Rises Sets
sun, today 7:O7a,m, 5;3s nm
Noon. TODAY 1911 pm
Automobile LIGHTS must be turned on
one-hah hour after sunset.
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Braswell. Vivian Barksdale.
william A. Christie. Robert
ColIicott. Marjorie DiTizio. Hell
en- Erdesky. Pearl Ferguson.
Theresa Gaskins. Helen Gray,
Barbara HOFFMAN. Frederick
Kerscher, Ruth Lartz. Rufus
Mathews. John Mockabee, Ber-
nadine Moreland. Margaret
Parmeter, Dorothy 6hackelfords
Belle Sherr, James Somes, Bet
ty Travis, Lila Turner, Helen
Wiseman: outstanding and sus-
tanned superior performance.
Peter Boston. Dwight Danyew,
Doris Fielder. Minnie Grut-
xix. Piccola Hughes. Mary Gum
der. Maxine Saunders, DANA
Shipman, Eleanor Treadway,
Addie Wilkerson: sustained SUE
perior performance and special
act or service. Edward Schauf:
outstanding performance and
sustained performance, An
thony Lombard: beneficial sug-
gestion. Mrs. Catherine Cole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

people of the Army responsible
for this achievement.
This accomplishment is par
ticularly significant during the
18th anniversary of the Fed
eral Civil Service. It exempli-
fles to the highest degree the
dedication and effective team
work which characterizes both
the civilian and military men,
bers of the United States
Army"
Meanwhile. Gen. Medaris has
praised the Civil Service Com
mission for its great help" in
obtaining for the Army satel-
lite project the career civilian
personnel needed to do the job.
The csc can take "just PRIDE
In its part in the success that
has been achieved, Gen. Me-
daris said.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-A. e.
Casgrain Of Army's Adjutant
Generals once has been re-
elected president Of the Ameri-
can Federation. Of Government
Employees Defense Council.
Others elected we're Larry
Wainwright. Boiling Air Force,
vice president; Richard Ray
mond, Army Quartermaster
General ONCE, secretary-treas-
urer; and Lester Flory, Fort
Myer, and George Kerns, Navy
Medical Center, executive COM
mittee. Army's ONCE Of the
Quartermaster General h a S
presented the following awards:
outstanding performance rat
ing. Mary PelIo, Arthur Sprint
Yin; sustained superior perfor-
nance, Grayce Alexander, Doris
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Temperatures for Yesterday
READING Washington National Airport
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interiors Geological

man. !. Interiors Geological
Survey has presented sO-yeag,
service emblems to Robert
Reed. Lucie Wiltshire, John
Miller. Harold Duncan, Arthur
johnson. Laurene Pierson, Lima
Carnah an John Mergler,
Frank Reed. Pearl Zeigen, jew
ell Glass. Margaret Foster, Alice
Caemerer, John Reeside, jr.,
Joseph Fahey, Walter Lang,
Martha Carr. earle Dane, VIII
mot Bradley. William Rubey,
Arthur Bridges. Harold Bean,
Jerome Kilmartin. Anne King,
Granville Mock. Archie Mum
son. Bradford Taylor, Reynold
Ask, Walter Baird. James Buck
master, Fred Cook, Albert Farm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

ham. Charles Fuechsel. Marion
MacLean. Calvin Maltby. Ath-
erton Mears. Margie Murphy.
John Wyatt, jr, Joe Bailey.
Roy Darnell. Crawford Dickey,
Roscoe Reeves. Francis Sar-
gent. James Watkins. Richard
Bleton, Charles Davey. George
Garland, Russell Runyan. Har-
~ Warner. Ralph Woodcock.
Milton Fadeley. James Monta-
tague. Herbert Stout. Howard
Horowitz. Edward Cogan, Paul
Lesner. John Tesh. Frank Ci-
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