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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-11
REPAIRS AND SERVICE


Al GUTTERING, Sheet-metal work.
roef work. interior and exterior
painting; free estimates Ii.
4-9n52, AP 1-5q3b.
Al Roof repairs all types gut
tiers and spouts: roof painting;
free estimate LII. 1905.
ADDITIONS, ATTIcs FINISHED,
suars rteed. Free estimates W. L,
UTz CO. SP. 1856.
ALI GENERAL REPAIRs, cement
WORK and roofing, asphalt dive
ALTERATIONS BY ESCO
E say r1 es any snst t%s a I'm sc s,i
ANGELO MARCUCCIO
Flagstone and Stone Work
All types Of masonry work; patios.
walks, STEPS, porches and water
pfooftne 10 7-54S4,
ASPHALT y CONCRETE driveWays.
estimates terms Ju. 9-7649
ATTENTION BUILDERS AND CON
TRACTORS Wish to contract
your cornices and outside trim,
which I specialize. Have my own
men and eauipment, Call JE.
4-4502.
BLOCK, brick. cement work Of all
tyres; new ane repairs: all work
guaranteed. RE, 5-4So0, RE.
BRICK and block REPAIRS new or
old free estimates. Ii. 3-2z32
BRICK, block. cement work, fiae.
stone, petios, retaining walls.
barbecues; lst-class Workmanship.
JU. 5-3057. HE. 9-2645.
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK BY exp.
w white an nan na ae Job too small free
BRICKLAYER, LIST class. available
now, reasonable BY day or con-
tract. CE 6-b71l.
CABINET WORK = Furniture re-
finished; small Jobs specially.
Call any time, JU. 4-13nI.
CARPENTERING, plasterink, ces
menting, brick work, painting.
general repairing cellar TO roof.
No job too small Reliable colered
workmen. AID. 4-5027 or PL.
8-.I46.
CARPENTRY Building and gen:
eral Temodeling 10 Al phases, Call
j r LAWRENCE. Ii, 6-sl O0,
CEMENT. BRICK WORK. home inn
pfovements Of any kind Do NY
own work. Free est, AID. 4-742a.
CHIMNEYs, concrete, brE.. plaster,
carpentry wk,: high class vk.: all
guar; % yrs. exp. JACK HERTZ,
l6C5 Hobart st, NV. HU. 3-S7s6.
CUSTOM HOME BUILDING
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WE. 1892
DON'T BUILD

A wall TIL you give US call,
patios. Gail JERRY, LU. l-Sda6
ELEC. INSTALLATION. firing Of
rec. rms. additions, &c, units,
driers. lie. and bond. JU. 1887,
ELECTRICIAN. licensed, colorsd;
girins and repairs y accord with
ELECTRICAL REfAIRs c6mmef.
cial, residential. Gail OIL. 6-4635.
Ftee estimates
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finish
ing, prices reas.. work guaranteed.
c c DEATON, RIA, 6-7662.
FURs REARED AND REsToRED:
factory on premises; low summer
rates prevail now, BASK1N FuRs,
sth and @ NV
FURNITURE REPAIRED and renp-
Tuar. LEVINE. WI. 6-Oe3i.
ANDY cleans Easements,
atties, garages. trash moved; - 90
I'D any time. so. s-4605.
HoMART painting and decorating
service, interior and exterior, Free
estimates. Wa 1-p0sa.
HOME OWNERs-Patios, fagstsne
or concrete retaining walls and
outside firepiaces 3 W tINTZ,
WA. 7-O907. 6I03 10th ave
HystEville.
INTERIOR and exterior personals
izsd painting, roofing and GUTTER
ing. ia. 7-S4Tg or IA. s-3e1a.
LhNDscAfING
La wn care and maintenance. Can
Mr. FERRARA. OIL. $3.50
LAWN MOWER REPAIRS, al
types. top experienced man. Tee-
sonable UN. 4-0052
MASONRY WORK. block, brick and
stone: fiTeplaces and flower boxes.
Call anytime. WE. 5-2s22
NEW ROOFS
Old roofs repaired az low 81 $40.
Guttering and devnspouts, Paint
ms. pspering. piasteFinz carpsn-
try. wsterproohns LA. s-lel7.
ia
rAINIING. m, "! szs; roof .s ss.-
e.il '' sny amt. cH. s-44o4
PANTING.. interior only eltan.
personalized work no Job 20
snail. RA. SLOTS, Ia, $3.50.
7fSTfSG AND REPAIRs-1nt.-
rfpF ard exterior Ezpertiy done.
Fesrsrahiv priffe No lob to-
snail BR. s-ssa2 Or JE. s-csss,
CONTINUED on Next Pace
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KIPLINGER
ORGANIZATION

Expansion program pro-
vides Opportunity Tor 2 &C.
countantS in our circulation
department. Must be &C
counting graduates, with
public accounting experience
In methods, and statistics.
Also need some working
knowledee OF routine cost
accounting. Ake undef 80,
salary open. Dement'S excel
lent. i7h-hr. work week
Call Elk. 3-2400 tor APP
pointment.
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MAID, white. hotel room maid for
high class building: part time.
days week. including Sunday, on
hourly basis. Apply at $500 Wis
consin ave. between 3 pm. and
z pm
MATURE WOMAN, white, single,
with experience in typing and Of
fce routine, desired az assistant
70 manager, in enc Of oity's most
exclusive apartment buildings. Sal
airy plus apartments; phone and
utilities. Reply Box o07-K.. Star,
MEDICAL RECORDS LIBRARIAN,
for clinic. must have college edu-
cation including courses in Med
ical Record Library Science and
experience In assisting medical
staff in the development OF group
studies, case reports and other
projects involving medical records:
4O-hr wk., many company bene-
fits including: free medical ard
disqualification coverage, % days
annual leave per year, IS DAYS
sick leave; salary open. Elk.
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ROUTE statesmen

Married, steady employment with
sSs etWseS wholesale and bakery A MsE
SMITHS COLONIAL BAKING s CO,
1920 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
SALES elk. young man, willing to
g CRAFTS, s51 n. Z. ave: nv
ss s45s 49, H9ss l ipl1 IA slaSO I CIR .,
SALES MUTUAL FUNDs--Fuil OF
part time. prev. .exper. not nee.
rapidly expanding field; excel.
fringe benefits. mel. profit sharing
spd iI1su I,, Gsn Pc $3.50 for sp-
SALESMAN, KITCHEN CABINET
SALES ENGINEER. Thoroughly
exper. in planning, estimating and
selling custom kitchens. Phone
for apt. KITCHENS INC, WO.
6-2o05.
SALESMAN. eolored; at least IS or
older. Alert, ambitious, to sell real
estate: drawing account, $40 VIZ.
Must have car. Commission on all
sales made. Sales leads given. By
company. Apply in person only
between and nm. weekdays;
THOMAS W. MOORE CO., 1916
You, 81 nv. .
SALESMAN for once in Montgom-
cry County, Job offers: q salary
while tts ming. 80 projected terri
tory: 90 leads furnished: a.
yearly bonus t5l disqualification.
For intsryiey. can Mr.. HAR-
ara EnnSlis ave. wheaton. Nd.
MMfAENp,Y I II A,EITK3 TEDsTyE
k SEPAAFRsdFNS1r iES 2unIhTMEST M.r 10
E EkENpNr I ~ sA s1T.T T9 S s0X
APRIL EEtfifsg 0ES65 NMFAIEbHEINEI
TIAL. BOX 12p-K. STAR.
SALESMAN. DECORAT0R, for drap-
cries. slip covers, feupholsterinE
ete:; neat appearing. eneEsetie
and snd furnish fur 1;I, own ss..c car sCod in
SALESMAN, exper. In home i'm
provefheht. Up 70 $500 per deal.
For info. call MR.. NASH. VIII
.-CHoU.
NATIONAL oRGANI-
EATON WANTS eAhEeMN TO
WORK THROUGH LOCAL DISTRI-
BuIoR. EXPER; IN CONNER.
DIsHMAsHtNQ MACHINE DETER
eGbslNsTIisIssi6HNEsI PF EHh vx sALARY'
SEE MR: LLOYD RUSSELL Al
sH0REHAM HOTEL, SAT; AND
s sRo; A calls IL AND H. NO
SALESMAN-MANAGER
MEMS CLOTHING
p GScTb, xccaEs sqs M ExsEH To
MANAGE HIGH VOLUME. Ac-
TIVE STORE. Tor, SALARY TO
NAN WITH RIGHT BACK
e eIoTHEs. ieia I ST.. S NV
SALESMAN
type to contact Severn
llfent and commercial concerns in
the washington, D. c, AREA, sell
Ing electric typewr4teTs and die
tstinE machines. Previous expert
eHea sslling effiee equipment pre-
ferred Excellent opportunity for
right man to become associate
with one Of the largest manufae-
turers Of once equipment IN the
industry. Applicant must have
car. be well Eroomed and have
good personality. Salary, bonus. all
company benefits Gail A. p. Cares
at Ma. S-56pJ for appointment
peJUR AMSco CORP, i1o4
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STATESMAN

Salary plus commission: local ter.
wonderful future fer hard worker
car necessary. Phcne II 4-6040
Statesmen, siding. aluminium ard
stone; best par In the city, Jobs
started Immediately. Apnly in
person, 1ioa 9Th 81. nv.
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CASHIER
CLERKS

opportunity 10 do gen.
eral once clerical work for an
Internationally known orkanizp :
tien: many employee benefits In
reply give age. education end ex-
perience. Write Box I73-K. star
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FRIDAY
GIRLS, TRAVEL

Is to rs: working to New York
City and return; perm. work with
nationally known concern; i'm
med. cash advances. transp. paid
Apply Mr.. HEFFbE, Hotel Cairo,
18th and Que SITS. nv, 10 am.
to 2 pm: 3 to. ; pm. 10"
uotol MoidO Gao XXJl,
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CRAFTSMAN


with artistic interest for layout
desiEn IN map woIk Permament
t1p, Asa 70 ;Ilf Boa AS2-s star
DRivERs, under 80; knowlsdss q
SYeGs6SItsn,stgel MI 90 W. K; s seSasd
ATS stRHffs' 1ssa Baito.
ave-. COLLEGE Park. Nd
DRIVER, SALESMAN. food routes
now ayailsble. New bonus plan.
Seop '.l 1851 8 q. 'i e. ICE CREAM
DRIVER SALESMAN
FOOD pIeTRIBUToR, INTER
MAN TO SELL PERIsHABLE FOOD
PRODUCTS, R-pAX WEEK. SAL
Any. AND COMMISSION -
HARRY GOTTL1EB, INC.
Ap. 745l5I
DRIVER WANTED for tank truck
pumping septic tanks. stesdy wofs
BATH SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
DRIVING INsTRUCToEs. white,
full time. age 1910: ercel. driv-
s iHE f'e sgii "a s.ss sRf D. c. Fol
DRUG cLERK-7EEcel., perm. pos;
Top pay; full or part time must
be exper. in drug store. Or. Burns.
LU. $4,000.
DRUG CLERK, full time, expert
enced only, food pay. plus COM
mission. Apply Parsons PHAR-
MACY, e44s Wis. ave. NV
DRUG CLERK, experisneed; top
Salary IN right man: no sundays;
Apply in person. SAVE-MORE
DRUGS. 1904 Old Georgetown rd.,
Bethesda, Nd.
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RELPMEA
MACHINI6T

'uny sxpeTienesd IN iob chop ard
precision instrument. work Coed
opportunity, pefm1nent Job, Paid
ne. DiIE6o AegEITb n E2wE IN. !. snS2;..
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Hotel Maids. SAB WIZ.

H0VSEWTVEo' White paTt-tlme
TOYS. housswa P.s expsr : n pTss5is'
WE E4sAIN. No invest, FREE kit
according to sales flrsl party
Car neces. only. Local CO., local
showroom. Est 1873 lfnmed del.
NOVELTY PLASTIC, HO. 2-1044.
LAB TECHNTCIAN. registered or
40.hr. wk., no ewes, Sundays or
holidays; many employee benefits
including IS days annual leave
per yr, 10 days sick leave, free
medical and disqualification cover
ase. salary open. Elk. 3-5610.
LADIES-Cssh in on the great de-
mand for AVON, Earn S30-S40
vkly.; your neighborhood. DI.
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HELP WoMER

rRaeTfcaR NURSE. sxpsrisncsd
= s sn.ls s soTs Hss . ,s %s 49,. sss
Write Box ~ WArrentnns We
INSURANCE CON-
pANY or AMERICA has openlnn
for competent clk.-typist or elk, y
steno, Permanent employment, at
traetive workinE eondltloH:; A,..,as-
TOWN LOCATION, TX. a-aae0.
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HOS 18th ST. NV. Ex. az1Qe7
F0OD CHECKER. part time, for top
restaurant. Please reply p. %. BOX
No s6f5, Georsetown Station.
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PAINTERS
AND PAPER HANGERS
EXPERIENCED ONLY
APPLY JAFFE

PAPER CpTTER with some exper
must be non -drinkef. Apply 94O3
Baltimore blvd. Colless Park, Nd.
PAPER HANGERs---Come ready to
paper. All material on lob. Make
terrific earnings on dat contract
basis Of so much per room for
labor only. Plenty. Of overtime,
Apply Mr. Green on the JOB at
St. NV. De. s.s45s; ~. 4-eoS7,'
PARTs CLERK for lawn mower
with small motors. See Mr.. era
IGlE, s4s5 Ennals ave, wheaton,
Nd.
PHARMACIST, part time. 3 ewes,
every other Sunday, good pay.
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ENGINEERS, heating, air cordi.
tiening and electrical; Licensed
Pc or BIS. graduate with &C.
sign expert perm, oppoTtuni.y'
HoTLIDAY, OIL. 10000, Ext.
5IoS: 81. or sun, Ext. $50.
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G AM Is..E:pe @g:' nj ,Ime: VinE
S w avSiiabie Write, Swing
mi nartieulars As 10 age. expert
ence and salary expected; good op-
uortunity fer right man. Box
110-S, Star,
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BLOCK, brick. cement work Of all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-11

prefer. exper, men. Report 6:45
q m, 1908 18th ST. READY 10 work,
PAINTERS, experienced white me-
s cha, 9, Tsss.SSy TO work work.. 7;se An,
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lean Craftsmen at Alfred Uni
versity in New York State and
at Dartmouth College. She
served as acting director Of the
school from l945-47.
In addition to her father,
Mrs, Caroe leaves a daughter,
Mrs. Stuart L. Nathof Of 1908
New Hampshire avenue NV;
her mother, Catherine of Santa
Monica, Calf; four brothers,
Lloyd of Beverly Hills, Calf;
John Of Del Mar, Calf; David
Of Phoenix, Ariz., and Robert L.
If Bethesda; a sister, Mrs. Cath
crime Baxter of Menlo Park,
Calf; and a half-sister, Iovan-
ma Of Phoenix.
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and the restoration Of an early
colonial town similar TO VIII
liamsburg.
Mrs. Caroe was for ~ years
during the l94os and early l950s
executive director Of America
House in New York City. The
house is non-profit organiza-
ton providing retail outlets for
the creative handiwork of
craftsmen throughout the
country.
Mrs. Caroe was also the for
mer editor of a shoppers COL
umn in Town and Country mag
azine.
At one time, she taught craft
design at the School for Amer
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Ross Smith, Aviotion'
Pioneer, Dies at SO

plane around the track just
inches from the head Of the
driver Of the automobile.
After turning down an offer
to organize an air force for the
Mexican government. and also
for the insurgent Pancho villa,
he volunteered as an instruc-
tor-test pilot during World War
1. At the end Of the war he
continued flying as an air mail
pilot.
Mr.. Smith Joined the old
Washington Herald in 1922 as
supervisor of special edition
advertising. For a time he
wrote publicity for President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-20

Ross Smith, transformer,
newspaperman and press agent,
died Wednesday at George
Washington Hospital. He was So.
Mr.. Smith saw his first air
plane in 1911, and without for
NAL instruction, soloed in the
monoplane for 80 minutes. Two
days later he was a professional
flyer, performing at the rate Of
$500 a fight.
He left Matoon, H., where
he was born, to barnstorm the
country. One of Mr.. Smiths
most successful stunts was a
race between his plane and a
racing car. He piloted his
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Mrs. Coroe, So, Daughter
Of Frank Lloyd Wright

Services will be held March
for Mrs. Frances Wright Caroe,
So. a daughter Of Frank Lloyc
Wright, the architect. who died
Tuesday of a heart attack al
George Washington University
Hospital.
The services will be at 4;3O
pm. at the Unitarian Church Of
Montgomery County. 9601 Cedar
lane, Bethesda. Burial will be
in the family plot at Taliesin,
the home of Mr.. Wright, in
Spring Green, Wis,
Mrs. Caroe was resident di-
rector of Strong Hall and Madi-
son Hall women's dormitories
at George washington Univer-
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sity. Before her appointment
there in 1857, she had held a
similar position at HELMS Col
lege in Virginia.
Mrs. Caroe was long active in
restoration and craftsmanship
affairs.
A native of Oak Park, Ill,
she attended schools in New
Orleans and Chambersburg, Pa.
After operating a gift shop in
Garrison, N. Y, for several
years, she served as consultant
IN organizing the crafts program
at Old Sturbridge Village, Mass,
site of a museum Of Americana
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lTrujillo Of the Dominican Re-
public and Machado Of Cuba.
He joined the staff Of Hot
Shoppes. Inc. in l941. as di-
rector Of public relations, a post
he held until he contracted the
respiratory illness that led TO
his DEATH.
He leaves his wife. Betty, of
their home at 5000 Sixteenth
street NV.
Funeral services will be held
at / pm. tomorrow at Gawler's
funeral home, 1856 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV.
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A. M. Lobunov, 50

MOSCOW, Feb. 20 (AP).-
The Evening News reported
yesterday the death Of A. M.
Lobanov. SO, veteran stage di-
rector Of the Moscow Art
Theater.
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TO the HEw appropriation
bill. That bill Is scheduled
for House action tomorrow.
with all indications that the
committees increases will be
adopted.
Senator Hill reminded Mr..
Flemming that the House COM
mittee merely followed a prec-
edent we set in the Senate"
several years ago. by annually
increasing HEW appropriations
over administration recomen-
dations,
Senators Hill and Chavez,
Democrat Of New Mexico, went
along with Secretary Flemming
on at least one item. They
agreed with his protest against
the House committees rejection
of an administration recon-
mendation that st. Elizabeths
Hospital. as well as Public
Health Service hospitals should
be permitted to compete with
all other hospitals for research
grants.
The House committee knocked
out that provision without max
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effectively by NH was brought
to the Senate subcommittee's
attention in q letter he sent 10
Representative Fogarty. Demo-
crat OF Rhode Island, chairman
Of the House subcommittee in
charge of the pending bill.
That letter. read to the Sem
ate subcommittee by Mr.. Flem-
ming stated that while 1t is
evident that additional funds
could be used effectively" the
NH appropriations have in
creased by 100 per cent from
1856 through 1859. He main
tanned that the 1869 level Of
appropriations could be safely
continued for the 1860 fiscal
year.
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What Not to Do

RUSSELL. Kan. tAP). -
Charles A, Gage took two
youngsters into the fields TO
show them the proper way to
handle a rifle. Mr.. Gage was
back home in short order. He
accidentally shot himself in the
foot.
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yesterday.
school Aid Fund
Subcommittee members. how
ever. indicated they did not
agree with Mr.. Flemming's plea
for a cut in Federal school aid
for communities affected by de-
Tense and other national IN
stallations. The House commit
tee yesterday recommended
restoration of more than So
million In such aid for the
Washington area.
Mr.. Flemming declared to
the subcommittee and empha-
sized in greater detail later to
reporters that he has mo
trouble reconciling my position
as HEW head with the policy Of
President Eisenhower in draw
ing the line against increased
appropriations that would
throw the Federal budget out
Of balance.
Mr.. Trimmings admission
that the House committees pro-
posed increases could be used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

AMERICAN CARS: Ford, tin.
eoln. Mercury. Eossl, bird.
Chevrolet. Corvs'ie. Ponhot,
Olds. Buick. Codilioe, Plymouth,
DODGE, De Soto, ChrySler.
Stakeholder. lork. Poekord.
Hudson ond oil Romblers.
Immediate THstuHdtiOn
Available
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IV4uctt 10 ktCp OAAC vii ASS~
would assure an effective re-
search program while helping
the overall effort for a balanced
Federal budget.
Defending the administra-
tIon's proposed sS.l billion re-
quest for HEW for the fiscal
year beginning next July /,
Secretary Flemming disputed
charges in a House committee
report yesterday that the adj
ministration's desperate at
tempt to balance the budget on
paper" gravely threatens the
medical research programs.
His protests and his criti-
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cism of what ne called clearly
misleading statements by the
House committee received no
encouragement from the Sem
ate Appropriations Subcommit-
tee headed by Senator Hill,
Democrat Of Alabama.
Secretary Flemming's APP
pearance before the subcom-
mittee today had been sched-
uled for some time. but he re-
vised his previously prepared
statement to urge against con-
gressional adoption of the
House committees action in
adding more than $l8l million
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4,14l,o80 Live in Syria

DAMASCUS, U.A.R. - The
Census Department in Damas-
Gus reports that the Syrian re-
gion's population at the start
Of 1869 totaled 4.l4l,08
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FIemming Agrees NH
Could Use Extro Funds

Welfare Flemming conceded to Senate sub
House Appropriations Committee could be used effectively
- the National Institutes Of Health
He insisted however that the Eisenhower Administrations
appropriation at the 1859 level
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
school Aid Fund

ing an explanation in its report
yesterday
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IMPORTED CARS. VolkSWACEN,
Rsnovli. SINCE, mGA. Austin.
Mercedes Benz, Afo Romeo. Cit
rosn, Hil'non. 0kW. Bots~ord.
PeveUo;. JasUaf. Opel, Porsehe.
kurmarn. Chic, Triumph. Voiyo.
soob, vouHhei'. Fiot. Morris. i'm
ported fords, Golieih ond others.
Evening star., 1959-12-03
Benson Faces
Operation on
Gall Bladder

Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son will undergo an operation
for removal of the gall bladder
at Walter Reed Hospital tomor-
row.
A spokesman at the Army
hospital said Mr.. Benson, who
is so, was admitted at 7::20
pm. yesterday after suffering
intermittent acute attacks of
gall bladder collie"
Mr.. Benson entered the same
hospital October "a for treat
ment of a gall bladder inf1ani-
nation and was released eight
days later.
The hospitals bulletin today
described the Secretary's OPP
Grafton as a cholecystectomy,
or the technical term for the
operation.
M. Benson is expected to
remain in the hospital 10 days
or two weeks.
His attacks started after his
recent trade and goodwill trip
to Europe.
During the period of hospi-
talization Undersecretary Of
Agriculture True D. Morse
will serve as acting Secretary.
Evening star., 1959-12-03
Sogging Camel Humps
Create Call for Corset

The people at London's Whip
shade Zoo told DR.. Reed about
them on his recent visit to
Europe, he said.
Furthermore, if I had q
young camel" said DR.. Reed
"I'd put a. leather hump stay
on him or her"
However, the authorities by
no means agree that the humps
should be standing firm ano
straight. For instance, Asso-
ciate Zoo Director j. Lear Grim
mer is one of those who be-
lieves they should be firm and
straight.
Mature abhorS a vacuum,
said Mr.. Grimmer, "and almost
all animals are symmetrical
along their length"
DR. Reed agrees with him.
But Ivan T. SanderSon, the
noted writer on animals, OBJ
serves:
Those Of the one-humped
variety should be long, full, tall
and rigid; of the Bactrian cam =
ell dubious and squashy to the
point of mechanical collapse
resulting from mere size"
You can't tell by looking at
Bill, the Washington Zoos
male Bactrian camel. One of
Bills humps is up and the
other is down but, after all,
Bill is more than 20 years old
quite ancient for a camel
and he doesn't get much exer-
lcise.
Evening star., 1959-12-03

current and long-range prob
lens in relations between
Washington and the Latin
American countries.
"The President told the COM
mittee members" a White
House statement said, that
their meeting today was a re-
Election of the deep interest
among the people of the United
States in the affairs Of the
American republics.
His meeting with the COM
mittee, upon the eve of his de-
parture on a trip to several
countries of the Old World,
also reflected his own interest
in the New World and the
faith he has in the future of
the nter-American system as
a means of assisting in ad-
vancing the welfare of the
Western Hemisphere"
President Eisenhower said
the work of the advisory COM
mittee will be important not
only for American republics
but eventually for all countries
of the world.
He said imaginative innova-
tions in the resolution of COM
mon problems through mutual
efforts among friendly Ameri-
can nations can point the way
for meeting similar problems
in other areas.
1T is this fact which renders
the study and recommenda-
tions planned by the commit
tee of major Importance at
this time" the statement de-
clared.
The advisory committee was