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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
\ complete new line Of economy cars in tt

Here is the one that's causing the stir Dodge
DGrti There has never been car like it in the
low-price field The Dart is proving to car buyers
that you don't haze to sacrifice comfort to get
economy. new way of building Dodge Dart re-
places space-wasting "double-decker" construc-
ton with space-saving Unibody You get more
NOW DODGE BUILDS TWO GREAT
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ENGINEERS:

SENIOR ENGINEER-To assume responsibility for studies and
analysis Of advanced ractor systems Several years OF broad
experience necessary Salary open.
SENIOR ENGNEER-To prepare technical information for de-
veopmen program proposal responsible for technical aison in
development Must accumulate and coordinate complex
development program into technical proposals Must be good
technical writer. Salary open.
SENIOR SYSTEMS DESIGN ENGINEER-For conceptual de-
sign programs and details studies responsible for conducting
design studies advanced reactor system application
Salary open.
DESIGN ENGINEER 70 years experimentation developing
concepua design for reacor systems strong heat transfer man.
Salary open.
SENIOR ENGINEERING responsibility for the design and pro-
of primary nucear system componentS
piping steam generator valve and presurizer Sound thermal
dynamic and metaurgca training necessary TO III years
experience. Salary open.
SENIOR ENGINEER-For system design studies and calcua-
ons such cooa flow line ruptreS and consequent
blow turbine trip out Graduate study in general
dynamcs heat transfer nuclear subjects experience IN power
plant design and analysis necessary Salary open
ENINEER-To the of planning and Transforming
critical experiments years experience with reactor
operations critical experiments experimental nucear physics
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METALLURGISTS:

SENIOR sCENTIST-Fo research and development work
fuel elements fabrication property evauaon and radaton
studies. 3 to years nucear experience Salary OPEN
SENIOR SCIENTIST-For development work physical metal
urgy and reactor material for fuel elements and core compo
ent Experience in control materials and fabrication desr
able years experience in reactor core material Salary
open
SENIOR SCIENTISTTo provide metaurgcal consultation to
20 engineers with respect to primary system componentS-
piping reacor vessel steam generator valve pumps ana pres
vendors on fabrication problems ason with engineering
and major development groups to 10 years metaugcal
experience with emphasis on manufacturing and welding
Salary open.
SENIOR SCIENTISTTo do research and development work
alloys for reactor application Experience IN reacor
metals desirable. Salary open:
SCENTIST-For materials development work fuel element
prototypes including fabrication and design of AL ZR and SIS
alloys to years experience in the reactor field materials
application development. Salary open.
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MALE
SECRETARY

Challenging assign
ment as secretarial
assistant In the wash
ington offices Of a
leading East Coast
publisher.
Local resident, age
1855, draft exempt,
with some c college
background. being
conservative In man
ner and dress desired.
Previous secretarial
or administrative ex-
perience, shorthand
and tipping required.
Complete resume
for confidential con-
sideration is neces-
sary. State full partic-
ulars concerning self
and prior employment
BOX 1O2-x, STAR
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THE MOMENT
FOR MOVEMENT

The Atomic Power Department OF Westinghouse under
going another great expansion phase Qualified scientists
and engineers the entire gamu Of the nucear power
field are urgently required Westinghouse actively
gagged in the design and development Of the following atomic
power projects The Virginia PRESUMED Tube Re
actor the Seni italian PWR) the Yankee PWR the BR
belgium PWR and the Saxton Hookon Reactor General
Public Utiles) The moment for movement TO more inn
portant professional position is now!
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RILp MEN
PHARMACIST

Kxcslanl aalary, pleasant woFhinn
condilionA nns clisnisi. vac4iion
with pay after enesysar. BhRK.
SHIRE DRUo. f2W Mass. ave.
nv. tBERKaHIRn APT. nfDoJ.
rnAnMACier. 5000 opportunity.
NAYLon PHARMACY, eo3e Nay
Tor I'd. so. 10. e-eaa5.
PIANO TTNKn, for made and cut.
side work Permanent position. see
Nj, l9atterly, JOnDAlFe. corner
PLuMnER. lonDrNoi expsrs TOP
SSI & " S ssSA NJ 1853 SSSs
PLuMBkn. experienced IN new
house work. none other need ap.
ply, ~, b-3222, n. A. AnAM1oN
a SON,
rLuMnKm DRAIN MAN. experienced
IN operating Al types o. electric
sewer cleaning e0ulpmonti D, &.
s..iSS1. gSSsl;d . sssG 1 sl:' S.v IT,
rLuNnsh .I igI PEW md rsmod.ligs.
I, bATkMAN AND SON, soof
n, ave ne, no $1,000,
PLUMBERs AND plumbera help
era. ABBY TECHNICAL ENOa.
AMP AM K SoET Ta cSlI:s: e Psl'' ave
PLuMnKRs for new-house work IN
No. Must have car and hand tools.
WA. 10000. So pm.
PLUMBERS. must be exper and
have d. O. drivers permit. Apply
In person, STANDARD pLUNBfN0
a HkATfNo, $500 i4th 81. NV.
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS. steady
new work and good pay for right
men, only TOP quality men need
c eeply s,.as6i6pa Ontario rd' NV"
FOOL MANAGER. for this SUM
mer. Fails Church area; person.
able, responsible: no experience
Necessary; % yra. or over. call so
b-0e55 between 10 and 12 am.
PLUMnER-Man with ability 70
run his own work. Responsible
and neat able 70 follow Dlana
and specifications; S3.2B for reg
ulnr vases and S3.07 on all Gov
Write 70 Box iBT.x, star.
PLUMBERS mo helperO; large apt.
project at Auth I'd. and Allen
Air Base. Apply Nj oeoree on
Job or at once. CBOR0E r.
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aW ST. a-3fe0
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evaluate health physics and industrial hygiene survey and
analysis programs provide limited consultative services on
radioactive waste disposal radiation Instrumentation critically
hazards chemical productivity ventilation and radiation pro-
procedures Prepare operating manuals and reports
Perform limited experimental development in simple analysis
and radiochemiSry. Salary OPEN
RADIOCHEIST SCIENTIST-To set laboratory procedures
and development technque required for radochemica analysis
associated with advanced reactor operation Responsible for
analysis which will include monitong of the primary coolant
for radoactvty determination of the OF such activity
and specification of conditions to minimize it. Responsible for
the control of materials exposed to the primary cooan and the
evauation effects of radiation corroon and coroS1on
products Ase work for and in cooperation with the sponsors OF
experiments who require his services Salary open.
TECHNICAL EDITOR-To act in advisory and consulting
capacity help guide and encourage engineers in improved
reporwng practices revise and Standardze report and
separation procedures Must be tactu and mature in outlook
and Judgment have the ability to work with minimum OF
direction Specific writing background with technical
knowledge essential Salary open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
INFRARED

Positions are open for physi-
ciSts with experience in the
use Of optical and. infrared
measurement instru m E n S.
These men are needed for
the design Of infrared systems
including first stage cleo
tronics, and infrared cleo
tronic circuit design. Famili-
arity with infrared appliea-
lions In military systems Is
desirable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
HUMAN
ENGINEERING

Research psychologist to con-
duct basic and applied human
factors--human engineering
studies in analysis and de-
sign Of space, atrborne and
ground military systems. De-
termine human operator capa-
bilities and machine rela-
tionships In decision making,
pattern recognition, signal de-
lection. etc. Carry out task
analyses, specification of in
formational requirements, dis
play-control design. and ex-
perimental evaluation using
large scale analog eomputer
facility. Phi. D. preferred: APP
piled research experience in
industrial or academic setting
desirable. Must have ability
to write effectively and assume
responsibility in cooperative
group activity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
ELECTRONIC
DESIGN

Openings are available for
men who are capable of CIV
ing technical guidance to sew
eral engineers in missile auto
matte checkout equipment
development. Close famili-
arity with conversion equip
naent, transiStor circuitry,
feed back amplifiers and skill
in electronic design from con-
eeption to inteeration of final
equipment are a necessity.
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PHYSICIST:

SENIOR SCIENTISTCapabe of independent work in reactor
physics with minimum of guidance. Must be capable and
facile in mathematical analysis. Salary open.
SENIOR SCIENTIST-To anayze transient conditions in
nuclear reactor systems develop equations describing nucea
thermal and hydraulic conditions system componentS such
core and heat exchang and application
anag and dgita comuers to the solution OF such equa
TONS Salary OPEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
statesmen
ARE YOU
CASTING IN
ON YOUR
SELL-ABILITY?

If you are selling insurance,
selling oor-to-door, han
ding a route, or in retail
selling, ask yourself these
questions.
Do you want to sell one of the
best, best-known and most
popular products in America?
Do you want the opportunity
to build a solid clientele that
will buy from you year after
year?
Do you want a free brand-new
car for personal use as well
as in business?
Do you want the solid oppor-
tunity TO go all out in your
selling and become a sales
executive?
If your answer to all these
questions is YES, we're inter-
ested in you. If you are will
ing to learn, we'll train you,
and pay you while you're
learning. If you're willing to
work hard, and have real
Suitability, there's only one
way you can go, and that's
UP.
WRITE
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MEN
MEN-PART TIME

One Of Americas oldest ana largest
investment companies is consider
ing inexperienced men to become
registered representatives Call
DE 2-3430 for appointment. FI.F.
INVESTING ASSOCIATES, 1904
Connecticut ave. NV.
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AERoNAUTICAL
ENGINEERS

Aeronautical engineers are
and evaluation Of selected
concepts for satellite and ball
hstic missile systems. Should
have some training or expert
enee IN aeronautieal systems,
aStro physics. and instrument
tation and control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
ELECTRONIC
SYSTEM DESIGN

Positions available in Weapon
System Study Group whose
past successful work has re-
suited in the need for rapid
expansion. Experience must
include broad Backgrounds in
electronic systems, performing
the functions of information
collection, data handling and
processing combat control and
tactical decision making, and
acro-space vehicle electronie
control. Advancement is
limited only by ability 10 pro-
duce.
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN, store exper., age 80,
perm; st. S3O3 with raises, PO-
ToMAc EMPL., 1O4 z. Broad St.
F. c.. JE. 2-7272.
part time. evenings and
Sat. to represent CO. in medical
car REQUIRED: high comm. Contact
Mr.. Peterson, $3.50 am. to l
pm, PL. 2-3211. Baltic. Nd.
statesmen, real estate, part or
full time, with BEP OMAN l.
TY CO. RA. 6-2l17. "
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TECH
WRITER'S

Several senior = level
positions that have
been created by our
expansion are avail
able for experienced
technical writer's.
Requirements are a
B.S.E.E. or equivalent
plus several years
experience in prep
aration of manuals
and reports concern
ing electronic systems
and componentS.
Assignments will be in
widely diversified as
poets of electronicS
research and develop
ment.
70 Arrange an Appointment
Call
JE. $4,000
Ext. 2214
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INC.
A Subsidiary of
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
5000 Arlington Blvd.
Falls Church, Va.
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MEN

Learn TO sell, We win completely
train you. Immediate earnings-
$500 per week. Leads furnished,
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statesmen
aALEsAfEN

NO EXPERIENCE NEG,
White, neat appearance, age "a =
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$4,000 a yr. Work . hrs q nayi
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MEssENGER. FTLE GUMS, Vhite
MESS MANAGER
OFFICE MGR, $3.50

To age IS; degree in acctg. pre-
ferred. Exper. In once matmt. de-
sirable. Excel. oppty. with ex-
panding co. that is tops in its field
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BOX 1O2-x, STAR
MECHANICS

Heavy trucks. Permanent year
See Mr. YocUH, $500 srsnSh
ave, Silver Hill Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

in a new contract would be
retroactive.
/ But the union could not OBJ
tain the same agreement else
where and finally last night, q
few hours before the old con-
tract was to expire. a big Man.
haitian local rebelled and voted
to go ahead with the strike.
Others Side With Rebels
This was Local 291, whose
members handle loading and
unloading of big ships along
Manhattan's Hudson River
piers. Thousands of other
dockmen in South Atlantic and
Gulf ports sided with the
rebels.
Leaders of the LILA then
bowed to the rank and file
demand. ordering a full-scale
strike.
AS morning arrived, pickets
marched in front of piers up
and down the seacoast.
Some ships in port had raced
the midnight deadline in order
to be loaded before the strike,
but others were caught by the
tieup.
Large passenger liners ex-
pected to maintain their sail
ing schedules, but the long
shore strike meant passengers
would have to carry their owr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
BohIen to Leuve
MuniIu Oct. IS

MANILA, Oct. ! (AP) Am
bassador Charles Z. Bohlen Is
scheduled to leave Manila
October is to take up his new
post as a State Department adj
wiser on Soviet affairs. a
United States Embassy spokes-
man announced today.
Mr.. Bohlen and his family
booked passage on q plane to
Tokyo. He had said he would
like a brief leave in Japan.
where he was interned for six
months in 1912, but the spokes-
man said he did not know II
this was planned.
Foreign Secretary Felixberto
Serrano today confirmed news
paper reports that the name Of
Mr.. Bohlen's successor had
been submitted to President
Carlos p. Garcia. but declined
to give the name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

Z Members of the Alpaugh
family and the victims family
were among about so spectators
as proceedings got under way
at the Manassas courthouse.
One Of them was Richard l..
Lester, jr., of 1914 Northampton
street NV, Washington. son
Of the victim. Part Of the evil
dence that led to Alpaugh's
arrest was obtained by a private
detective hired by the Lester
family.
Shot at S am.
Mr.. Lester was shot about S
am. as he sat in the kitchen
of his pine-paneled apartment
dressed in an overcoat and hat,
apparently about to take a
morning walk.
The shot from a .38-caliber
revolver was fired from just
outside the window. Alpaugh
reported finding the body
about noon when he opened the
door leading from the real
estate Office to Mr.. Testers
quarters.
The gun used in the Staying
belonged to Woodrow Alpaugh.
AZ, a salesman for the firm and
brother of Luther.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

teacher in the District public
school system. according to her
attorney, Harry j. Ahern.
Mrs. Thomas testified that
her husband had beaten and
choked her. after telling her
she had been a wet blanket"
at a party.
Mrs. Thomas said she had
grabbed a weapon, not knowing
just what 1t was. and did not
know she had stabbed. Mr..
Thomas. The prosecution con-
tended the weapon was a
butcher. knife.
Mrs. Thomas testified that
Mr.. Thomas at first beat her
while the two were in an auto
mobile and that she ran into
the house to get away from
him. He followed her and con-
tinued the attack inside, she
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
PEIPING
Mao Porodes Might
Before Khrushchev

A multitude of pretty girls.
followed by workers Of Peiping
and cultural and arts groups
then moved through the square.
$50 abreast.
Girls dance to bamboo cas-
tanets and do calisthenics on
moving floats" the radio said.
Sixty golden lions chase q big
ball. pursued by nine huge
dragons capering and dancing
in the square.
Thousands Of balloons were
released into the sky, 1t said.
A hundred thousand people
moved into the square after
the procession, cheering the
two Communist chieftains and
crying: Long live the Peoples
Communes. Taiwan (For-
mosa) shall be liberated
United States troops get out Of
the Taiwan area"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
PEIPING
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
greats Of world communism
Marx. Engels. Lenin and Stain.
Stormy ovations swept the
square as Chairman Mao TIE
tung, and Chairman N. s.
Khrushchev mounted the CEN
trail rostrum," Peiping radio
said.
The sound Of constant chant
ing and martial music could be
heard clearly by listeners in
Tokyo.
Peaceful Aspects
Mr.. Mao did not neglect the
peaceful aspects.
Children released / 500 peace
doves. which soar on the east
wind" the Peiping announcer
said. "Ten thousand young
pioneers. like peach blossoms
in March, wearing red scarves,
shouted long live Chairman
Mao"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
AIpough Goes on TrioI
lin SIoying Of Lester
BY PAUL HOPE
Star stan Writer

, MANASSAS, Va. Oct. L.
Luther A. Alpaugh. 54-year-old
real estate man, went on trial
to-day in the Staying Of one Of
his statesmen.
Alpaugh is charged with the
murder Of Richard L. Lester,
ST.. 70, popular sales manager
for the Lake jackson Realty
Co.
Mr.. Lester was shot Septem-
Der l3, 1858. as he sat slipping
coffee in his apartment at the
rear Of company Offices at Lake
jackson, q resort area 4 miles
south Of Manassas on Route
234.
Alpaugh was arrested nearly
eight months after the murder.
Another man, william d.
Billy Gavin, rs, a former
handyman for the realty COM
pany, was charged earlier with
the killing.
Gavin confessed to the kill
ing last November but later
repudiated his confession. Al
paugh was arrested after in
vestigators said they had found
new evidence.
Gavin. an ex-jockey, is sched-
uled to be tried separately. also
on a. murder charge. 4 He is
being held in jail in nearby
Culpeper.
Z All-Male Jury Sworn
Alpaugh, who has been free
on $25,000 bond. sat impas-
sively as Circuit Court Judge
Harry L. Carrico began ques-
tioning prospective jurors.
Nearly all the prospective
Jurors told the Judge they had
read or heard about the killing,
which received widespread pub
licity.
An all-male. 12-member jury
was selected in two hours.
Eight veniremen were excused
because they said they had
formed opinions in the case.
! Twenty-one witnesses were
sworn in, and attorneys said
other witnesses probably would
be called. The trial is expected
to last several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

luggage aboard. Two ships pre-
pairing to sail from New York
we're the German liner Berlin
and the Swedish liner Kungs-
holm.
The walkout developed de-
spite an appeal by Secretary
Of Labor Mitchell, who declared
it would seriously affect the
Nations welfare.
Among the first to strike
were longshoremen in Mobile.
Ala, and Baton Rouge. La.
and New Orleans.
Alfred F. Chittenden, presi-
dent of New Orleans Local 1418,
called for a coast-wide walkout
after negotiations broke down
with shippers representatives.
"They absolutely refused to
grant us the same courtesy New
York received" he said.
A shipping spokesman said,
1--WE can't even bargain. Our
proposal is an extension of the
contract as is"
Texas Ports Get Order
A last-minute negotiation
session broke up at Houston,
Tex, over similar differences,
and the strike order went out
to Texas ports.
Ironically, the extension
agreement here had been
reached in an atmosphere of
cordially and optimism.
Federal Mediator Robert H.
Moore had said there was mo
question" that the parties
would reach settlement in the
next 10 days and an lila
spokesman had said: IF we
didn't have any confidence in
getting an agreement we
wouldn't have extended the
contract"
The LILA has asked for a
three-year contract providing
for q 50-cent-an-hour package
increase. including benefits and
wages. The. $4,000 lockers in
the Port of New York receive
an average of $107.76 a week.
In other ports the average is
$3.50 an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Murder Trial Jury
Frees Women in
Husbands Death

A woman who testified she
had acted in self defense was
acquitted yesterday by a Dis
trict Court jury Of a second
degree murder charge. which
had accused her Of fatally
stabbing her husband last July
s.
The. woman cleared is Mrs.
Evelyn Thomas, 80. Her. huS-
band, William A. Thomas, 40,
was fatally stabbed in their
home in the 1900 block of
Eighth street NV, after the
two had returned home from
a party. Mrs. Thomas has been
employed as a substitute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

Continued From First Page
bers shouldered aside last
minute arrangements to keep
work going.
"A Federal mediator quickly
called for further negotiations
here today on a contract to
replace a pact which expired
at midnight last night. But
employer representatives said
they probably would not attend.
They termed the walkout
Illegal. They also said it came
So Unexpectedly that their men
were tied up trying to untangle
cargo handling difficulties at
piers.
Unions Board to Meet
The unions president, Capt.
William v. Bradley, then an
npunced he would recommend
that longshoremen stay out
until a union executive board
meeting could be held, most
likely a few days hence.
The strike caught the country
unaware because union leaders
had agreed to a proposal of
North Atlantic port employers
for a 15-day contract extern
sion to permit further nego-
tiations on a new pact.
The agreement was that any
benefits received by the union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Sherman Minton, SO,
In Critical Condition

NEW ALBANY, N. Y, Oct.
(AP).-Sherman Minton, So,
former Supreme Court justice
and United States Senator from
Indiana, was listed in critical
condition at st. Edwards Hos
pital today. He suffered a
heart attack yesterday. and his
personal physician said that
sudden death is a distinct pos
sibility."
Poor health caused Mr..
Minton to retire from the Su-
preme Court October Is. 1856.
A Democrat. he had been APP
pointed to the court by Presi-
dent Truman in 1949.
Papago Indian news., 1959-05-01


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TED MANUEL WINS SANTA FE SCHOLARSHIP;
PLANS TO STUDY EIECTRONIC ENGINEERING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Urge Korean Vets To
Apply For School Now

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