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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Talking Hover

Noting District School Superintendent Coh F. Honsens
recent ruling thot beginning this yeor seniors will hove to
toke fno exoms TEEN decided put the question teen
oges themselves We asked them they feel thot finol
for seniors ore good bod-if they reOIy
purpose for the student who finishing high school, Here
ore their answers:
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Dear Mrs. Kicker:

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
We are q group of girls
who are members of the
same high school club. We
would appreciate it if you
could give us some sugges-
tiOns on how to raise some
money. We want to make
up some Christmas baskets
for the poor and we are
willing to really work. Can
you help us?
~ GIRLS
Congratulations on your
project! I hope other groups
of my teen-age readers will
follow suit. The high school
girls club I sponsor has
raised money at various
times. Here is one big thing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

JEANNE KEMPER, Is, q
Junior at O'COnnell High,
Arlington, Va. think
finals for seniors are a good
idea. We have them in Vir-
GINA. It's an awfully good
way for them to review their
work of the past year, and it
would help them. I think. in
preparing for college,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

celebrate or console yourself by
needing for the HOT SLOPES
neorby. You'll find good food.
good company and you'll
have O good time.
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CLERK TYPIsTs, Silver sprlnp
area: age 20 to 40 years; inter-
esting work in air-cond.. down.
town Silver Spring once, for ap-
prox. 2 months. possibly perma-
nent. Call MRS. HAYDEN, JU
5-045S, bet. $3.50 am, and pm
for amt
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CLERK, DRUGSTORE

Cigar or drug department, must be
experienced day shift, no Sun. OF
holidays Good salary, commission
and meals. EXECUTIVE PHAR-
MACY, 900 penna. ave. NV
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JOURNEYMAN, for
work in r and d. shop engaged in
development OF Photographic in
struments; 6-yr. eXper. required
as journeyman since compl ap-
premiership. Call JU. $4,000 be-
tween and 4:30 for appt.
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE = Career
opportunity for personable man
interested in entering the field
Of retail trade. This position de-
mands a hard, conscientious
worker, who is both ambitious and
aggressive. No experience neces-
sary. Car allowance, good start
ing salary, weekly commission and
monthly bonus. Rapid advance
ment for the man who can prop
erly adjust himself to our con-
stantly expanding business. Paid
vacation, disqualification and
compar retirement plan. Apply
in person only to Mr.. Field. SIM
GER SEWING MACHINE CO.
1887 Wis ave, Bethesda.
MAN, sober and reliable; pref. over
30 yrs, who is capable and willing
to learn all the phases of the
taxicab business. Free ms, paid
vac, etc. Apply CHECKER CAB
CO., $500 Sherman ave. NV.
tnue
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COLLEGE GRADUATES

To compose letters and handle
general business correspondence.
No typinR required. Box l49-E,
DANCE TEACHERs-d0l, full or
part time. free training, excellent
earnings. Apply l-6 pm. ALBERT
STUDIOS, soc 18th ST.. NV.
DENTIST AssIsTANT-RECEP-
ZIONIST, white, full or part-time
typing;. College Park area, exper.
l desirable but not necessary. Reply
Box 439-E. Star,
DESK CLERK, white. experienced
on secretarial switchboard, $3.50
1890 pm; prefer woman In 40s
with own transportation. EN-
! 2-6200.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, with
] patent law experience. Must be
rapid, accurate typist; salary S3i 5
1 TO 500 depending on experience
and ability. ME. S-4472
DIcTAPHoNE TYPIsT - $4,000
RECEIPT. -PBX $500
ABBOTT EMPL., 1907 H ST. NV
EARN $50 or more in famous prod
small shopping club 10 wks'. .
hrs. wk, Write Alice Williams,
Dept. TS23, Popular Club. Lyn-
brook, N. Y.
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, white. ca
iuneheonette: references required
Call WA. 7-000l.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS 90, responsible
persons. exper. preferred white,
person. FAIRFAX VILLAGE
PHARMACY. 1897 Pa. ave. sc.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, colored: ex-
perienced only; references, full
or part time, OIL. 6-9557.
FULL TIME-PART TIME
Personable young lady. for re.
demption clerk: retail backgrouno
/ desirable but not NECESSARY; IOf
/ 1912 Wisconsin ave-, OIL. 2-7979
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, white
over IS; no experience necessary,
tipping required. Call MR.. SPIRES
Ii. 6-5S54 after . am.
GIRL FRIDAY, new IBM elec.; 1t.
4 dictation, SIS wk. Prefer exper
and claim adjusting. Miss Evans
at BOYD'S, cor. 18th and g.
ST. 3-366S
GIRL FRIDAY for builders air
cOnd. once: good pay for right
girl; varied office exper. helpful
JU. S-S624 DAN OSTROW CON-
STRUCTION CO.. S17 University
blvd west, Silver Spring, Nd
IBM
Young lady, 25 to IS, as assistant
supervisor for IBM installation In
large MORTGAGE banking company
Should be familiar with 402
6O2-A, collator and related ra.
chimes. Interesting assignment
with good future Should be avail
able immedia.eiv for permanent
placement. Center city office lccs.
ton. Working hours 2 to 3. 5-day
week; excellent company benefits
Contact Mr.. Graham, FREDERICK
W. BERENS, INC, l7@2 L st
NV. MA. $4,000,
INFORMATION DESK CLERK; l.
! to $50 pm. Sat, Sun. and holi.
days Apply Personnel, 2 to 2 pm
Mon Fri, PROVIDENCE HOSPI.
tai, 1850 Varnum st. ne
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CLERK-TYPIsT for insuranc
claims ONCE. paid vacations: sicE
leave; disqualification benefits
Call DU 7-1090.
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man, experienced, vacation and top
pay, Permanent job. Pleasant
working conditions.
HERSON AID. 2-7100
u FLORIDA AVE. NE.
FLOOR LAYERS AND SANDERS,
white, experienced. Call Sp.
FLOOR LAYERS, fully experienced
only, for hardwood, strip flooring;
steady work. Call WO. 6-052O,
between 5 and pm.
FLOOR WAXER, colored man. with
professional experience on hard
wood and tile floors: must be sober,
married and between 80 and 40
years Of age. with car available for
use: permanent Job UNIVERSAL
FLOORS, INC, Wo. 6-0520.
FOREMAN, concrete, curb. and
gutter, sidewalk: steady work.
loo. exper. only. OIL. 2-3445.
FURNITURE SALES MANAGER,
will pay good salary and over
ride on sales. Heavy advertising.
sell top quality lines at discount
prices Unusual opportunity. Write
full BACKGROUND to Box 1881, Star
FURNITURE REFINISHER, full
time. See BOB LEWIS INTERIORS,
4723 Elm St, Bethesda. Md
FOLDING MACHINE OPERATOR
with at least 2 years experience
on Baumfolders. Only sober, re-
liable man need apply. Salary
according to ability. Good working
conditions with many fringe bene-
fits. Apply in person to EDITOR
PRESS. INC, 703-A Edgewood
street ne. No phone calls-ask
for R. H. Slaughter.
GARDENER, experienced in the
cultivation and care Of shrubs
and lawns; for apt. project. Call
WO. 6-1731, 9-10 am. only.
HARDWARE MAN, wholesale; good
opportunity for one with knowl-
edge in contract hardware. Box
402-E, Star.
HARDWARE SALESMAN, white, ex.
perienced only: good salary. 1919
| 9TH st. NV, NO. 7-0774.
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JANITOR, downtown elevator apt.
bldg, to live in. no children, must
have stoker experience and be able
to clean and perform light main
tenance duties, permanent Job, ex-
cellent salary for sober reliable
man. Call MR.. REED or MR..
LOVE, RE, 7-520l
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INFORMATION DESK CLERK; Il
to $50 pm. Sat, Sun. and holi.
days. Apply Personnel, to 2 pm
Nor. Fri, PROVIDENCE HOSPI'
TAI IIEn rnatpa ct
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CLERK TYPIST with some
accounting ability; 5-day
week, permanent position,
aforementioned once, in
diyidual group hospitaliza-
ton paid by employer.
Will accept qualified appli-
cant between 30-40 years OF
age Call Mr.. Plummer, H. l..
RUST CO., 1901 18th st.
NV. MA. $500.
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General once work, 50-4O, perm
connection, old eStab. liquor arm
oppty. TO advance SIS 9th ST. NV,
CENTRAL LIQUOR co.
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BOOKKEEPER


General once work, 5000, perm
connection, old eAtab, liquor nrmi
GOOD salary, bonus vacation excel
oppty. to advance blS 9th 81. NV,
CENTRAL LIQUOR CO.
BRAKE MECHANIC, experienced
excel. opportunity, salary ane
commission, Apply lllb W. Broad
At, Falls Church, Va.
BUTCHER, experienced seli-seryict
market; must be clean and sober
MR.. RlTCHlE, LU, l-blO3'
BUTCHER
" fLB
Experienced Tor lSt-elass market
must be sober and reliable. kel'
erences will be thorongnly invss-
tigated; excellent working eondl'
lions, 4 to $3.50, Weus, I'll /;
So days wk. Apply IN person
only to Mr.. TooMBs, 1927 Conn
ave.
CABINETMAKER, permanent Job
able to make furniture from
drawings. Wa, 7-7l42 or uN'
1880.
CARPENTERS, trim men for lge.
go. ue.,u., JoD. Plenty OF WORK
See MIR. Herr on Job, 5000 Annap-
oils I'd, Lanham, Md.
CARPENTERS-steady work, only
list class mechanics need apply.
Apply l1O9 goth st, NV. between
7.3O-0 Am,
CARPENTERS WANTED for franz
ing: no drinkers. Call between
Z and . pm. HE. 4-5263. --.--
CARPENTER CONTRACTORS to sub,
contraet Interior partitions In
large apartment; close-in Airing
ton. ia. S-342b. .-------------
CARPENTERS, inside work. Apply
with tools, bSl7 gath ST. NJ
Arlington, Va. ---
CARPENTERS, LIST class only, fol
custom building permanent work
Report TO Ridge Manor on Roberts
I'd. in Fairfax, or call OR. 3-OoI3
CARPENTERS
Top Men--Top Scale
phona III A.oTTh
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an eApef, bkkpr, Is needed IN TINS
insurance once, NV. location;
mature, dependable person, N. y,
g., INC, HOS 18th st, NV, Elk.
3-727O.
BKKPRs., sTENos., TYPIsTs
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
l404 N Y. Ave. RE. 7-72S0
CASHIER, full time, Apply Man
THEATER, $40 18th st, NV.
cAsHIER--Young lady as cashier
and service clerk. Should be able
70 type and have pleasing per-
sonality, See Mr.. Stafford, ED
MONDS MOTORS, 320S Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va.
: sALESGIRL, white, ex-
peTienced and references. Monday
and Thursday, 6-ll pm. Sum
day, o. pm. WOODLAND PHAR-
MACY. IA. 7-3500.
CASHIER = For cafeteria. Expe-
rleneed. Sats. Suns. and HOLIDAYS
Apply Personnel, 90 pm, Mon =
Fri, PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
1850 Varnum ne,
CHECKER.CAsHIER, experienced
RE, 7-1l24 for Appointments.
CLERICAL, part time. BladensburR
area. Wed. and Thurs. only; pay
roll exper. desirable. salary open
steady work. Call UN. 4-S9O2.
CLERK, DRUGSTORE
Cigar or drug department. must be
experienced; day shift, no Sun. OF
holidays. Good salary, commission
and meals. EXECUTIVE PHAR-
MACY, 900 Penna. ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT, Industrious, at.
trac. young woman, for small
once OF national org. interesting
and varied work. mod. downtown
ONCE; good tipping and shorthand
skills desirable, positive attitude
and congeniality essential. MA
S-4342.
CLERK TYPIsTs, Silver sprins
area. age 20 TO 40 years; inter-
esting work in air-cond.. down.
town Silver Spring ONCE, for ap-
prox 2 months. possibly perma-
nent. Call MRS. HAYDEN, JU.
5-945S, bet. $3.50 am, and pm
for appt.
CLERK.TYPIsT. general retail Of,
fee work, some bookkeeping
knowledge helpful; 5 days. Appl'
DIENER's, 1900 r. !. ave. ne
observation-disclosures posi-.
ton for young lady between the
ages 1890, as clerk-typist In
accounting once OF engineering
firm; liberal CO. benefits, 4O-hr
week, air-cond. ONCE. For inter-
view, phone ST. 3-255O.
CLERK-TYPIsT-Some accounting
experience for billing department
of expanding printing company
ne. location: responsible Job o.
day week, Aforementioned once
salary to $40 per week with
chance for advancement. Reply
stating qualifications and expert
enee TO Box 1897, star.
CLERK.TYPIST, general contract.
ing: keeping records, tipping ant
filing: some experience preferred
Interview between 3 and IL, 4701
MILLER AVE, Bethesda. Nd.
CLERK-TYPIST for insuranc
claims ONCE. paid vacations. sicR
leave; disqualification benefits
Call DU 7-1O9O,
CLERK-TYPIsT-will train to DE-
payroll work II apt for figures.
also, some general clerical;
days; $3.50. POTOMAC EMPL.
1894 Wilson blvd, Arl, IA
D-LuNU.
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HELp WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

Young white Eirl, for immediate
position In branch once OF majoT
life insurance CO., permanency in
sured for one with average tipping
good spelling and simple arithmetic
abilities; very good opportunity for
widesawake, get-ahead Girl with
plenty OF initiative: heavy expert.
ence not necessary. Call no. q
BSO4 for appointment.
CHURCH SECRETARY, Cleveland
Park area, excellent salary and
hours, for right person. EN-
3-S2ll or EN-, 3-e734.
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MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC

For manufacturer in Be-
thesda area. must be cap
able OF general repairs and
installations; viii need
working knowledge of re-
frigeration and air-condi-
tiOning maintenance; gen
eral machine shop and cleo
trical experience will be
helpful. Contact Mr.. EWING
for personal interview after
3 pm. Monday, August 10.
at the Bethesda Motel.
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YOUNG MAN
HELP WOMEN

ABC DRIVEN THEATER, fooC
counter, white only. 7lUu Indian
Head I'd. sc, Apply after 4 ON
ACCOUNTS PAY. CLERK, airlines
accurate typist, dependable: $3.50
POTOMAC EMPL., GIL King st
Alex, XII. g-5Ob6.
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ENGINEERS HELPER; pref. under
30, with some mechanical exper :;
steady Job paid vacation. LII
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CT,ERK-TYPIST

Young lady, between the ages oil
is and IS. as a clerk-typist in
well known fuel oil company
Must be a neat, accurate typist
Shorthand not essential 40-hour
week, paid vacations. sick bene..
fits, aforementioned oflce. and
pleasant working conditions Cal
for personal interview, Ii. $4,000,
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CT,ERK-TYPTST

OLEHh- I I FIOI
Age 21-35, for position in
our medical division; prefer
someone with previous ex-
perience in a hospital or doc
tors ONCE; SOL 80 per wk.
Many company Dement'S in
Guiding free transportation.
}. C. Transit System, Inc
5000 M ST. NV
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ENGINEER

For a new upper 18th st.,
Aforementioned, luxury apt.
mouse; white: permanent
Job for reliable, experienced
man; salary, plus lovely
apt. All replies confidential.
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SALES PROMOTION
SALESLADIES

Experienced fashion ladies' apparel
and accessories: 5-day week,
highest salary plus comm; steady
position: also part time.
KNICKERBOCKER
go F St. NV.
SALESLADY; age 25-4O; lighting
fixtures; new modern air cond.
showroom; pleasant working
cond.: employe Dement'S; excel,
future for conscientious person.
Salary open. Phone TU. 2-4s0Q
bet. 3 and 3 pm. for sppt and
interview.
SALESLADY, permanent, 5-day, 40.
hr wk., paid vacation, health and
accident benefits. no experience
necessary Apply FANNY FARMER
CANDY SHOP, Chevy Chase shop
ping center, Chevy Chase. Nd.
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ACCOUNTING CLERK

Young lady, his. or bus.
coll. grad, capable Of &C
curately performing variety
OF clerical duties for ac-
counting once OF local food
manufacturer Duties will
include operating calculator,
posting and some typing.
Payroll experience and abii-
ity to type accurately will
be helpful. Liberal benefit
program, permanent posi-
ton. Apply in confidence
by sending resume, starting
experience and expected SAL
AIRY to
BOX 125-E, STAR
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INTERVIEWERS

Women to represent financial insti-
tuition for the Chevy Chase area
Some college or business back
ground. Hourly rate $50 to 300
Monday through Friday. Work Ia
start after September /. BOX 400-Y
Star
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ROUTEMEN (2)

QOO L GIuGIN
White. sos wk., we furnish train.
ing. Call d. 7-3445.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, age 2:
to So; $4,000 plus comm. car ant
expenses; D. c. area; anothe
opening in Pa. and Va. Bring re
sumo. prefer college men. Unusua
future. Miss Bell, BOYD's EMPL
CENTER, corner 10Th and @ SITS
NV. Ma. S-2340.
SALES TRAINEE for wholesale
house. Excel. opportunity for wide.
awake, ambitious man. Box 53-Y
Star.
SALESMAN, white, mems store,
Brookland NE. Phone LA. $685.
SALESMAN. with car, make TOP
earnings in srea-We are taking
on. two men to round out our
existing sales force for ouI
MURAL STONE division. We will
train; leads furn.; no canvassing
Call BILT-WELL CO., AID. 2-22SS
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HELP MEN

WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC,
lkt-claas man, capable OF service
ing coin-operated washers and
driers Long-established company
can offer attractive salary, trans
portation, insurance. etc, All re-
plies IN strict confidence. Box
262-E, star
WATCHAfAKER. experienced. top
man only. b-day week; permanent;
500 a wk, GA 18th 81, NV.
WELDER-oood oppor, for right
man, with contacts for new bust
ness; references, Box l79-z, Star
YOUNG MAN, 25-3g, married, with
car; collector salesman, 500 guar.
antee, substantial increase In 4
mos. Call WA. 5-6275.
YOUNG MAN with car TO make
light deliveries. FEDERAL SUP
PLY CO, l7lB II ST. NV,
YOUNG MAN
DO you want a career position in a
fascinating and challenging busi-
ness with a national firm ,ofierlna
Saesssns SpppIyun Yn,, i9Tng az
WORK hard and intslliSentiy e
gain these opportunities? Are you
a high school graduate, preferably
with two or more years OF college
aged % to ~, and preferably SIM
glei Good salary, company car
expense account, usual company
dement's, including disqualification
vacation, etc. II you think you
are our man, call Mr.. MARTIN,
OV. 3-4S00.
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To compose letters and handle
general business correspondence
No typinR required. Box l4o-E
Star.
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BOX 2s5-E, STAR

ESTIMATOR, plumbing, heating
and air conditioning. Well-knoWn
and long-established firm. Oppor-
tunity for advancement. Give ref
erences and experience. Box 31s-E,
Star
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HELP MEN
MAN WITH CAR
Sales and service; excellent earn
3707 Georgia Ave. NV.
MECHANIC

Experienced in trucks and cars,
S4,2l2-S4, 500, liberal vacation
and sick leave, pleasant workinG
conditions.
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HELP WOMEN
tCONTIhUEDl
BOOKKEEPER

An exper. bkkpr. is needed in thi
insurance once, NV. location
mature, dependable person, N. y
g., INC. HOS 18th st. NV Elk
1-To1O
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CLERK-TYPIsT-Some accounting
experience for billing department
Of expanding printing company
ne. location. responsible Job, D.
day week. aforementioned ofiicei
salary to $40 per week with
chance for advancement. Reply
stating qualifications and expert
ence n Boy lna-Z SLar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07

CLERK-TYPIsT-wnl train to dc
payroll work If apt for figures
also, some general clerical: {
days; $3.50. POTOMAC EMPL.
1884 Wilson blvd, Arl" IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07

CLERK-TYPIST, general contract.
ing: keeping records, tipping ant
filing: some experience preferred
Interview between 8 and IL, 47Ol
| MILLER AVE. Bethesda Nd.
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To make telephone surveys. 8 to .
have good telephone voice. Apply
in person, 22ll Mt. Vernon ave
tDel Ray, Alex. Va, Sat, 8 am.
PHARMACIST, registered. fun time
MODERN DRUGSTORE, NO.
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THE
HEIGHT CO..

Attractive girl, over %. to greet
public: some college required, no
tipping. N. Z. s., INC, HOS 18th
II n " nv p-nen
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FENDER AND BODY

444ND 1OA 7
Man. experienced, vacation and tor
pay, Permanent job. Pleasant
working conditions,
HERSON AID. 2-7100
~ FLORIDA AVE NE
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GIRL FRIDAY for builders air
cond. once: good pay for right
girl; varied office exper. helpful
JU. S-S624 DAN OSTROW CON-
STRUCTION CO.. S17 University
blvd. west, Silver Spring, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16

coast in 1854. This attack by
two Russian Jets resulted in
the death of one man.
In 1855 a carrier-based Navy
plane was shot down by Com
munist antiaircraft fire while
providing aerial protection dur
ing evacuation Of Chinese Ma
tionalists from the offshore
Tachen Islands. a few days
earlier a patrol plane had been
fired on and Suffered minor
damage but no casualties.
Later that year, a Navy
patrol bomber was attacked by
Two Russian MICS over inter-
national waters in the vicinity
of st. Lawrence Island in the
Boring Sea One engine of the
patrol plane was set aflre and
the plane crash-landed on the
island. Three crew members
we're injured.
In August. 1856. a PAN was
shot down off the coast of Com
munist China. The Is men
aboard were missing.
Normally Carries Nine
The PAN normally carries a
crew of nine, but the first brief
reports from the Far East did
not say how many we're abroad
when the latest incident &C.
Cured.
This model of the Navy
patrol craft has two piston mo-
tors and two Jet engines.
Comdr. Mayer. the pilot of
the plane attacked yesterday,
is a native of Torrington,
Conn, where he was born
September 9. 1928.
He is a former enlisted man
who was graduated from the
Naval Academy in the class of
9947. His father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Mayer,
live in Litchfield, Conn. His
wife lives with him at Iwakuni.
They have four children.
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insurance with the Stembler-
Sheldon Agency was part Of a
plot.
Mr.. Mack, a former Federal
Communications Commission
er, and Mr.. Whiteside. a
Miami lawyer. are accused Of
conspiring to swing the Chan
mel 10 award to Public Service
Television, Inc. subsidiary Of
National Airlines.
Mr.. Sheldon. describing him.
self as a close personal and
social friend Of George T.
Baker, president Of National
AirlineS, brought with him a
thick file detailing his efforts
TO get business from Mr.. Baker.
Letters between Mr.. Sheldon
and Mr.. Baker were admitted
over objections of J. Frank
Cunningham. the chief prose-
cutor. Mr.. Cunningham de-
scribed the letters as irrelevant
and immaterial and said they
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underdeyeloped ma tons through
the back door Of the Treasury. "
While the House bill would
allot $500 million to the De-
velopment Loan Fund. 500
million above the administra =
tons request. the Senate bill
would authorize borrowing Of
up to 81 billion a year for five
years for that fund.
Military Help Cut
In a "change-of -emphasis"
move the House bill reduced
by $3.50 million the Sis billion
requested for military assist
ance. II also cut the defense
supports request by S85 million,
special assistance by S2l.8 mil
lion and the Presidents con-
tingency fund by 500 million.
The Senate committee APP
proved the full requested SIG
million for military assistance
but earmarked Sill billion of it
for NATO countries. 1t cut $40