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Milford chronicle., 1959-10-30
SAVING OUR OLDEST SHIP

group OF paLflOLlc clClZenS, Win mead
quarters in Baltimore, has taken on the task
of preserving the nations oldest ship, the
United States Frigate Constellation.
They have done this purely because of
their enthusiasm and interest. They feel
deeply that the strength of our future de-
pends upon our understanding of the sacri-
fices and courage of those who precede us.
To that end, they want to make the historic
Constellation living inspiration to gener-
ations to come.
The group operates without paid staff.
All contributions to this fine cause go to the
restoration of the vessel. There is no ad-
ministrative overhead. Even a pamphlet de-
scribing the endeavor was produced with
donated time, labor and materials.
To help defray the costs, 100000 special
copper medals, struck from copper spikes
used in the original construction of the ship
in 1897, are now being distributed on the
basis of one for each dollar donated. Every
dollar raised by this means will go toward
replacing deteriorated Nplanking, frames,
masts, bulwarks and the hundreds of other
items needed so that the Constellation can re-
main afoat and take her rightful place as
a national shrine.
Those wishing these medals may write
to "Constelation,' Baltimore, Maryland en-
closing dollar for each one ordered-which
also provides the owner lifetime admission
aboard.
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VAN DOREN'S GREATEST QUIZ
Charles Van Doren, who vowed audi
enCes with his answers to questions on a
famous quiz show, is now about to go into
his greatest quiz performance
Van Doren, who has become familiar
face in so many millions of American famil-
les because of his part in famous morning
television show, has been accused by the
chairman of House investigating commit
tee of having avoided subpoena.
Meanwhile, Van Doren'S lawyer denies
that he avoided the subpoena, but the denial
failed to impress the House committee. The
House committee has adjourned until Novem-
Der 2, although Van Doren's" lawyer has now
offered to have Van Doren appear before
that time. Whenever Van Doren testiies,
the eyes of the nation will certainly be on
his testimony, and certainly the time between
now and the date of his testimony will be
heavy on Van Doren's hands.
While no one should be convicted before
he is given fair hearing, the unfortunate
thing is that other witnesses have testified
that the show in which Van Doren partici
pated was rugged, over considerable period
of time, and over period, apparently, when
Van Doren was participating. Even if he
concluding anything, an unfortunate reac-
tion is inevitable.
Our comment is that these quiz programs
which produced so much suspense and inter-
est some time back, are now enjoying their
come-uppance. Some of the principal figures
are being involved in a real quiz-a House
committee investigation - and their ans
wers may not be nearly as convincing.
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Milford chronicle., 1959-10-30

people whose kings fought contin-
ual attacks from all sides. Poland
has most marvellous history; and
through the centuries has enjoyed
the culture of science, art, and
literature, starting with the great
astronomer Copernicus and ending
with the great pianist Paderewski.
Unfortunately, Poland was torn
asunder during World War II and
Hitler gave it a terrible and un-
necessary beating, principally-so
he claimed of the large
number of Jewish people who had
escaped from Germany into Po-
land. AS result, nearly 100000 in
nocent people perished in Warsaw
between September 1, 1889 and
January II, 1948. This was not
only the result of ruthless bomb
ings, but of great fires and massa-
cres, all under Hitler's directions.
As result the population of Po-
land dropped from 35,000,000 before
World War ii to around 28,000,000
in 1858
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-30
POLISH PEOPLE CONTINUE
TO BE COURAGEOUS

NOTWITHSTANDING the barbarous
treatment by the Germans, Po-
lands people continue to be happy
and courageous. The people are
poor, there being very few auto
mobiles and almost. no bicycles.
Living costs and taxes are high;
but the people are very Industrious
and saving. Looking out of my
hotel window this morning, l
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-30
CRISIS I'M MEDICINE

The proposed bill to give government
paid medical, surgical and hospital care to
all the people who are eligible for Social
Security benefits presents the "gravest, most
far-reaching crisis in the history of modern
medicine.
That unequivocal verdict comes from DIR.
E. Vincent Askey, new president of the Am
erican Medical Association. He added that
"die-hard hackers of socialized medicine"
are trying, with this bill, ito get piecemeal
what they couldn't get in an all-out attack"
All manner of experience in this and
other countries supports Dr. Askey's view.
The bill is a perfect example of the old foot
in-the-door technique. If such a precedent
is established in the case of social security
recipients, the next and inevitable step will
be to extend it to other groups. Complete
socialiZation of medicine will ultimately fol-
low.
What, then, should be done about the med
ical problems of the elderly and the disabled?
The answer is that striking progress is being
made without imperiling the institution of
free medicine. The voluntary insurance sys-
TENS have been greatly broadened and i'm
proved-Dr. Askey points out that only
about million Americans can't carry health
insurance, and they are being helped under
INDECENT programs. And increasingly effec-
tive work on behalf of the elderly is being
carried on at the community level.
No nation on earth has better health care
than ours-and it is getting better all the
time. Chalk that achievement up to free
medicine-not politically medicine.
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-30

CLASSIFIED Ads Get Results
Evening star., 1959-06-30
SALESMEN-TWO REQUIRED

For almost 80 years we have been SELL
ing the top line in our industry. We
have two openings for men, ages 25-35,
with three-year retail selling record.
We offer salary and bonus in the $4,000
range plus car, expenses and benefits.
We also have an opening for sales
trainee. For personal interview, phone
Mr.. John Sexton at IA. 2-7489 in Airing
ton from a.m.-6 pm. through Fri
day, July 3.
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SALES CAREER
$4,000 UP 1st YR.)

international organization, lsl years old. Public
demand for our prestige products allows us to add
several topcaliber men to our highly trained local
sales district on permanent basis. Lifetime
opportunity. No canvassing; beginners get train
ing recognized as finest in its field, and contract
in writing guaranteeing minimum income Of $500
a month while training Call co. 5-l326 for
personal interview.
Evening star., 1959-06-30

1nertial Guidance &
Navigation
Digital Computer
Development
1nfrared & Ultraviolet
Techniques
Microwave Circuitry &
Components
Receiver & Transmitter
Design
Airborne Navigational
Systems
Ground Support
Equipment
Missile Checkout
Systems
Jamming &
Anti-Jamming
Radome & Antenna
Design
Telemetry-SSB
Technique
Propagation Studies
Systems Engineering
Information Theory
Countermeasures
Ranging Systems
Doppler Radar
MiniaturiZation-
TRANSPORTATION
II Interview Is Not Convenient
Now, Address Your Resume to:
Mr.. PAUL HARTMAN
Missile Systems Division
223 Jericho Turnpike
Mineola, Long Island, New York
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CURRENT OPENINGS
Development Engineer

Development Engineer
BSEE feasibility, studies. air
borne diEital and anAloG computers
also servo systems, regulators,
associated circuitry, displays and
operational ampliherS.
Computer Engineers
BsEE =. :. positions at several
levels either digital or analoE, tran
sistor systems. packaging. circuitry,
Numerical Analyst
BIS Math-Florida mathe-
maticaI Interpretation and expires
fannssTns On fa sM So 49, Gs5s 4o
and ERA liO3A data processing
Design Engineer
Electronics Systems
BSEE airborne electronic
systems or ground support elec-
tronic systems, design and evalua-
Components Engineer
and application Of electronie 'C COM SlT
ponents for product design.
Product Design Engineers
BsEE design. Of test equip
ment Tor airborne electronicS equip
ment, circuitry, packaging, factory
liaiSon, system analysis.
Design Engineer
5.SsE BsEE ;v,: d.siEn Of prs:fiiEht ana
wave wave and pulse circuitrv or pack
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Rennhlic Arintinn Cor.

Republic Aviation Cor
poratlon offers ambitious
engineers and scientists Q
broad approach to profess
sional satisfaction and ca
Teer fulilliment in ad-
VRneed areas OF avionicS
and astrionics. Major
projects nov under way
encompass the eleetronicS
involved In every type OF
Night vehicle-irom bal
listic missiles TO helieop-
tiers. Al Republic you will
see your personal contri-
buttons become part OF
the total weapons system.
New contracts. expand
ing projects plus a new
SI4, 100000 research cen-
ter to be completed this
year mean accelerated ca
reer growth can be gained
BY joining Republic NOW.
Fine positions are open
with the Scientific Re-
search Stan and the Ap-
Piled Research and DeVel-
opment Division located
at Farmingdale. Ions Is
land. and the Missile Sys-
TENS Division, Mineola,
Long Island. for men at
All levels OF experience in
these fast-srowinR fields:
Evening star., 1959-06-30
HELP MEN

GROCERY MAN. must have drivers
license; must know how 10 Ak
yegetable stand; exper.; married
man. man pref, good salary 70 iiihti
time butcher. 1923 2Sth st. NV.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
ARMAMENT AND
CONTROL SECTION

Located in Johnson City,
New York, this section is
responsible for the de-
velopment, design and
manufacture Of airborne
systems and supporting
equipment. Current &C
tivities are related to
armament and fire con-
troll, missiles and flight
and Jet engine control.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
RELp MEN
FLooE', or, SANDERS a AND FINIsHERs

GUARDS
Work Near Your Home
In a Modern
Air Conditioned
MELPAR PLANT
II You Are
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
n rosSS2ToS 1922 PHYSICAL
I-bETWEEN THE AGES or IS
AND 90
II You Want
STEADY EMpLoYMENT
INSIDE WORK
NIGHT SHIFTS
GOOD WORKING
--EMPLoYE BENEFITS
visit the MELPAR plant nearest
you for complete information
about immediate openings Tor
r.H..IiS,v security sgsrds; gsdS ;.,no,,u,,,v g..
tlI.d ssrvicemeD. Wee poiissmsn en- ' Or
ftiremen to supplement your
Apply in Person
Weekdays, 8 Am. to 3 Pm.
5000 Arlington Blvd.
Falls Church, Va.
Take Arnold vi or v-2 bus from
1lth and Z SITS. NV. 70 plant
entrance.
1921 Columbia Pike
Near Bsileys Cross Roads
Shirley Industrial Area
Shirley Hwy. and EdSall Rd.
l4l1 s. Fern st.
Arlington, Va.
Take AB&w bus from 18th ct. and
Pa. ave. NV, get OF At 18th ct. g.,
on Jefferson Davis hwy.
MET DAP
INC.
A Subsidiary Of
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
IR Systems Engineer

Advance dearees or BS with sew
eral years experience design
systems including search, guidance,
nre control and space sensor appli-
cations, Work from conception OF
new infrared systems to solve A
gwen problem through proof OF
Evening star., 1959-06-30
ENGINEERS SCIENTISTS,

NATIONAL CONVENTION ON MILITARY ELECTRONICS
Representatives of Four GENERAL ELECTRIC Locations
Invite You to Investigate Professional Opportunities
Ranging Through Research Development Systems Engineering
Design Lason Test Production and Field Service
Interviews in Washington, June 49, 3O July
Call Columbia 59917 between AM and PM
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Evening star., 1959-06-30

Meet R. c. Mcconnell
of the
Evening star., 1959-06-30
Cherner
Shirlington

AUTO SALESMAN, used car we
need an experienced used car
salesman one able to close own
clean, guaranteed cars that we
stand back of: excel. pay plan,
vacation. hosp. closed Sun and
holidays; draw plus commission.
bonus and other BENEFITS.
PALMER FORD 25 years in Hy-
attsyille. the right spot for the
right man. Call Mr.. McQuillan.
AP 7-0llO. from 10 TO 5 for appt.
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars. Good
pay. experienced only. 1901 Mt.
Vernon ave, Alex. XII. s-9046.
BARTENDER, experienced. Apply
FL MEXICO, goth and Pa. ave
NV.
BEER SALES TRAINEE $50
Car furnished Prefer 1-2 yrs. sales
bkgd., 25-2S yrs. Apply at 171S
wilson PERSONNEL
BRICKLAYERs-Big Job at 3Sth
and Hamilton st., Hyattsville
$50 plus per day, q days per wk
Report TO Job or phone hP. 7-3061
BRICKLAYERS WANTED : South
ern Nd. area. Phone Midway o.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced: mar
ried: D. c. area. Top salary. Good
references. See MISS FOX at per-
Sonnel, 1911 O NV, Ma. s-2115
BOYS WANTED, ages IA to 16
work 5 hours q day; .averaee vase
S1.50 an hour. Apply Q am. Ia
Mr.. DON MASON, Suite 3O4. Cen.
tury bldg.. 4l2 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
Engineer Reliability

BS, MS or PhD application
and DEVELOPMENT OF statistical pre-
aletion techniques Balance be-
tween statistics and circuit en-
gineerine.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
Displays Engineer

EE, MS or PhD with ST. years
experience create new en-
techniuues.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
CURRENT OPENINGS
Optical Design Engineer

MS IN physics deSign OF
optical systems for infrared equip
ment. Work In close conjunction
with systems engineers 10 carry
desi"r from conception through
fabrication. knowledge OF optical
materially In tnfrared and mount
ing methods.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
RELP MEN

CLERK-Young man can be bonded
for position as sales clerk. ARTS a
CRAFTS. g34 New York ave. NV
Evening star., 1959-06-30
Communications Engineer

BS, MS or PhD study and
development Of IFF techniques,
long.range communication systems
satellite communication systems
and newly discovered radio propa-
eation mechanisms.
Evening star., 1959-06-30

Vitro's current expansion program has created
positions with uncommon growth potential for
talented engineers and physicists. The appoint
mentS involve diversified assignments in programs
covering the range of defense science.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
Circuit Engineer

EE tBs. Ms, PhD) plus 3-5 years
experience scanned CONVEX
ISOLATED logic desiRn display
circuitry using solid-state devices
Evening star., 1959-06-30

II an interview at this time
Is not convenient, write in
strict confidence to:
Mr.. J. r. Colgin
ADVANCED ELEcTRoNIcs CENTER
AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Ithaca, New York
Evening star., 1959-06-30
COMPUTER
ENGINEERING

Product Planning
Systems Analysis
Logical Design
Circuit Design
Memory Development
Input/Output
Development
Test and Evaluation
Evening star., 1959-06-30

Meet J. r. Colgin
OF the
ADVANCED
ELECTRONICS
CENTER
at Cornell University,
Ithaca, New York. This
section is engaged in ap-
piled research and de-
velopment Of new systems
and components and in
forwarding development
of existing weapons sys-
TENS to support tactical
and strategic defense mis-
sions.
Evening star., 1959-06-30

DEFENSE SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT
PRODUCT SERVICE
Wason Building
South Main Street
North Syracuse, New York
Evening star., 1959-06-30

Candidates must be Of the
highest professional
standing and well versed
in the present and antici-
pated States-of-the-art.
Considerable experience
In related work is required.
The Special Programs
Section is temporarily
located in downtown Phil
adelphia while awaiting
completion of a new facil-
ity under construction on
Philadelphia's Main Line.
II an interview at this time
Is not convenient, write in
strict confidence to:
Mr.. J. P. Corcoran
DEFENSE SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL PROGRAMS SECTION
q s., 18th street
Philadelphia z, Pa.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
Numerical Analyst

BIS Math--Florida mathe-
matical Interpretation and express
sion OF engineering flight test data
for programming on IBM $50. 7O4
and ERA ll03A data processing
equipment
Evening star., 1959-06-30
CURRENT OPENINGS

CURRENT OPENINGS
Field Engineers
BIS In EE or Physics with Q mini
mum Of years military or indus
trial electronicS experience. U. b.
citizenship.
Sr. Field Engineers
EE decree plus q minimum Of
years experience in electronic field
enRineering. q. 8. citizenship.
Instructors
EE Physics degree, plus g years
electronics experience. Previous
instruction experience NOT neces-
sary. U. s. citizenship.
Work in such diversified
areas as Missile Tracking;
Automatic Checkout and
other intricate electronic
systems including Com
mand Radar Guidance for
Satellites and other Space
Vehicles.
II an interview at this time
is not convenient, write In
strict confidence to:
Mr. c. @. SchutS
DEFENSE SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT
PRODUCT SERVICE
Wason Building
South Main Street
North Syracuse, New York
Evening star., 1959-06-30
Design Engineer
ElectronicS Systems

BSEE airborne electronic
systems or ground support elec-
tronic systems, design and evalua-
ton
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Novelist, Poet
ToAddress Club

Mr.. Carter Brooke Jones
and Miss Alice Hutchins
Drake will be the guest
speakers when the Profess
sional Writer'S Club holds its
Fairfax Club dinner Decem-
Der IL.
The subject of Mr.. Jones'
talk will be What Makes a
Good Novel" The book critic
Of The Evening Star, Mr..
Jones, recently made his
debut as a novelist with the
publication of "The White
Band"
Miss Drake, poet, lecturer
and writer, viii tell "The
Story Of the Nativity"
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Ared Rugs Brighten
Homes for Holiday

ington representative for
Edward Fields, rug designer
and manufacturer. points out
the area rug has g purpose.
First Of ALL" he says, "it's
q matter Of style-if you have
q nice floor, don't hide it."
From another standpoint,
Mr.. Enholm believes the un-
covered floor offers too much
Of a fiat cold surface. The
addition of the area rug gives
it q little warmth and softens
it. ut gives one an oppor-
tunity for color and design
in decorating he notes,
"and has. the advantages Of
being able to be sent out for
cleaning or turned about to
equalize wear"
Edward Fields rugs are
custom made in any size,
shape, pattern or color and
vary from one quarter to
three inches in thickness.
More expensive than the
machine rugs, Mr.. Enholm
emphasizes they do more to
set an eye-catchipg decor
tone in q room setting than
q more expensive piece such
as a cabinet, chest or sofa.
Elegant Designs
Elegant is the word for
many Of his patterns which
are woven in parquet designs,
geometric or floral comoina-
tionS.
"Beiges, Colds and blues are
our best sellers year in and
year out" he reveals.
Among the decorative pos
sibilities of these floor cover
ings are their usefulness in
Evening star., 1959-12-07
By MARY L. VAUGHAN
star Hnnna Furnishinrn Writer


An area rug in an Interest,"
ing pattern or color may be
Just the thing to perk up
your home for the coming
holidays.
These dramatic floor COW
erings have come to the fore
this year with q flourish.
Have Purpose
And the vital colors and
patterns in oval. square and
rectangular shapes offer in
finite decorating decorative
possibilities for the home
maker.
Mr.. Robert Enholm. WASH
Evening star., 1959-12-07

not open to the public, how
ever, but can be seen only
through local decorators or
Mayer & Co. here.
Evening star., 1959-12-07

Mr.. Enholm's showrooms
are filled with luscious hang
ing rug samples the size of
Q small throw rug. They're
Evening star., 1959-12-07

way areas to avoid the heavy
traffic flow through some
rooms and consequently will
wear much longer.
Evening star., 1959-12-07

defining a conversational area
In any room or q fireside
seating arrangement. They
can be placed in out-of-the-
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Aeud Exhibits
Churchill Works

LONDON. Mar. II (AP)-
Amateur Painter Sir Winston
Churchill has taken over Brit
aims august Royal Academy Of
Art.
Never before in its 19l-year-
old. history has the academy
turned over Its principal gal
leries to an amateur.
The one-man show by Brit
aims wartime Prime Minister Is
composed Of 81 paintings val
ued for insurance purposes at
100000. Included are the IS
pictures recently, exhibited in
the United States, Canada,
Australia and New Zealand.
Sir Winston has given away
some Of his pictures but has
never put any UP for sale. The
academy president. Sir Charles
Wheeler. speculated that IF
these pictures were auctioned
In America tomorrow, they
would bring a world record
price," Presumably he had !
mind the curiosity value of an
original Churchill, since critics
have never compared the
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thieves might have got In with
a master key. They were con-
WINGED that the robbery was the
work Of q gang Of specialists
that had tailed the couple fol
months.
Briefcase Found
The briefcase was found near
q river on the outskirts Of
Southampton last night. Sir
Demands business papers and
personal letters were still in
side.
Lady Norah. q good looking
blond despite her more than
so years, said many Of the
jewels had great sentimental
value. They included pieces left
by Sir Demands mother and
the engagement ring given to
Lady Norah by her second hus-
band, the late Sir William
Collins.
"Norah is terribly upset." said
Sir Bernard. Nov she is prac-
tically down to the jewelry she
stands UP in-about ELS to eco
thousand $4,000 to $56.000)
worth"
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nulRtokA MOAAdoy AAbAA9 ~"
stolen In the port city from the
Dockers' parked. locked Rolls
Royce.
Homes of suspected fences
also were raided. The detec-
tives prodded furniture, poked
around the fioorboards, tapped
the walls. peered UP chimneys
and dipped into water tanks.
but there was not o sign Of
the so missing baubles.
Jewelry Insured
The gems were insured. A
London insurance flrm offered
q $4,000 reward. the Gus
tomary 10 per cent.
Lady Norah and her mil
lionaire third husband. Sir
Bernard Decker. left the two
boxes Of jewels and his brief
case in their silver and blue
Rolls on a Southampton street
while they had dinner Monday
night. When they returned the
Jewel boxes and the briefcase
were gone. The car was still
locked. the windows intact and
there were no flngerprints but
the Dockers'.
Detectives speculated that the
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stateman's works to such artis-
tic best sellers as Picasso. Ce-
sanne and Van Gogh.
The exhibit covers ~ years
of Sir Winston's life as an
amateur artist. He and the
Royal Academy selected them
from more than 800 the "a
year-old statesman has painted.