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TYPIST, major in muSlt college
decree for librarian work. excel
sd. :. see .Ilrs Ice AZ .f.4 .f E
Cor 12tn and G S.. NV, ST
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TILE, ceramic. old and new work:
work guaranteed: free estimate.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
(coNTINuEp)

HOME IMPROVEMENT spe-
Long time TO pay. OIL. 2-555O.
OUR MAINTENANCE DEPT. can
renoyate your property at less
men BOONE RLTY., DE. 1920.
PAINTING, winter rates, apt, S65-
free est sP. 3-S9O2, SP, 3-6444.
PAINTING. interior. exterior; roof
caIrentry.. gutter work. by white.
Cali any time, CH. S-4404
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
rates. Ii. 6-fS4s.
PAINTING. PAPERING-We can do
1t for less, Let US prove 1t. Work
guaranteed. Free est. IA. 9-al50.
PAINTING, drywall plastering, car
pentryi man does own work; reas-
enable. 10. 1-4566. ."
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
non-drinker twhitei: does own
work. reas Ii 7-765g. Ii 6-gI ~.
PAINTING BY experts; interior and
exterior We guarantee our work.
Free estimates. IA. 9-576S.
PAINTING and papering. interior
and exterior: FHA loans available.
Call MR XIX. Ju. 9-4771.
PAINTING. color in home, int. and
ext; 20 yrs. exper, Wallpaper re-
moving. No drinking Honest
work Md, D. C.. Va. IA. 7-3593.
PAINTING -PAPERING, wall scrap
ing. AL work. Work done i'm.
mediately. MILLER, JU. 5-O745.
PAINTING AND PAPERINGi first-
class workmanship. Work done
Immediately. RA. 3-5643. c. 7.
POAT.
PAPER REMOVAL by the only
bonded and insured wallpaper re-
toHable. ~ neat. a. enc 81 i 7-i6ool
PAPERING; special winter prices
on broom house, white mechanic
Call RA. 6-5S22.
PAPERING, painting, plsstering;
Al. 20 years experience: clean
work at the lowest price in town.
II 7-5O94.
PAPERING and painting, 4 rms,
] ct. complete. Sl26; 2 rms, min.
hanging sanitas. Neat workman
ship. WE. 5-0475.
PAPER HANGING, white mechanic;
- yra: ezpsr., do OWL Own WORK.
PIZZOLA CONTRACTORS = Com
crete, rec. rms, cleo. plumbing,
build homes to your satisfaction.
2444 Monroe st. ne, La. 6-5454.
PLASTERING: 1st class repair
Call Mr.. Bowman. GA. 4-6753.
PLUMBING. heating, roofing: for
free estimates. TU. 2-6153.
PLUMBING, heatinF, compl bath.
kit: remodelipS; elec; tile. car
REPAIRS-Porches, steps, garages.
NArT IA Tals cEMENr flsE '5SeWitS co RH s5424
ROOFS REPAIRED AND PAINTED
sponts installed; all types Of roof
repairs. l-year guarantee A. B. c.
ROOFING a. IMPROVEMENT CO.
serving Washington for over 30
years. DE 2-3o20, DE 2-302l.
TILE, ceramic. old and new work:
work guaranteed: free estimate.
Phone d. 7-47G7 any time.
4 TRASH REMOVED
Yards. Bsmts. Cleaned Free Estim,
WALKER TRASH CO. FE. 3-2s02
UPHOLSTERY RETAINING in your
4 home-Chair seats rewebbed,
springs retied. NORRIS, To.
2-15Sl. IL
WATERPROOF roofing materials,
applicators Free inspection and
estimates; minimum guarantee z
| years. TO. 9-6393.
AAA
Storm windows, doors, awnings,
roofing and porches. OIL. 2-5550,
I terms.
A DEPENDABLE CONTRACTOR
Abode additions, condemnation and
housing repairs, dormers, porches,
cellars dug and finished.
EDGAR KEEFER GSince 1921
Rh 6-iHQS HE. p-3623
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GRE. colored, for g.h.w. and child
care: live in. Call OIL. 6-6275.
GIRL, live in. child care, sh.w.
help with cooking: 5-day week
Chevy Chase area. Local refs.
good salary KE. T-0361.
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=
and Sunday of on the alternate
week. Call OI 7-5637, Monday,
between 10 and ).
RELIABLE WOMAN or girl, white.
to help housekeeping anu care
OF Semi-invalid; comfortable home,
moderate salary. IA. h-70S5.
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG WOMAN to
Sc; room and board. RE. 6-a5ll
WHITE PROTESTANT WOMAN,
for h.w.. Mon. through Fri.
Write BOX T4-s, Star.
WBiIE WOMAN, European pre-
ferred, live in, help with house
work. care for l baby. $50 mo
H. 9-5155.
WOMAN, white, mature, live in,
care OF " children, Inv; rm
board. salary. Healthy retired
lady considered. CL. 6-l532.
WOMAN, white. live in. care fol
children, salary open. JE 2-024S
YOUNG WHITE GIRL. Eh.w., I've
in o. cut: $50 a week, evenings
and sundays of. DI. 1854, cal
uadnv.
3 RMS. KIT, eonv. NV. area
in exchange for part-time house
WORK and baby sitting No color
preference. Working parents, =
small boys not home DAYTIME. De-
tail5 open TO discussion. HO
@-155B ewes.
1 DAYS. live in: Tues. Thurs. Fri
ana Sat gh.w and child care
Settled, exper. person pref. JU
So"
COLORED GIRL. ase 1928. E.hw.
prepare dinner; effic, clean, ex.
per. refs, health card: Mon Fri
3 to \ pm Sat, 1913 pm, nc
trincry S24 wk. net Personal in
tc~' lev Sun. pm. or Mon. q
am ~, 18TH ST. NV, MRS
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BUSINESS SERVICES

JOHNSON BRoTHERS-traSh re-
moval lob or contract. NO. 7-3no5.
SPECIAL LOW PRICES on offset
headlining machine. Guaranteed
top quality at low prices. -day
service. free delivery. ia. 9-5142,
after ) pm. AID. 4-4637.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF MUSIt

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF MUSIC
CptD for Sc. Wash. Methodist
Church. Must be able to work
with children; knowledge Of organ
desirable Box lbs, Star
PoONFEE'ING IfCHINE OPERA
TOR; temporary: Remington Rand
eXpcri"nc required Fr.S and
Graft 9%"r Baltimore fyr, Col
BOOKKEEPERS
We have Severa! interesting posi-
ttons ayailah!c for both men and
women, some cTTcr. necessary
SUBURBAN Personnel
500 Perpetual BLDG. Silver SprnG
JU g-GlaG
CIGAR CLERK Ian or woman
days only. 70 Suns, eYpcr. RIGGS
MANOR PHARMACY. Hh. $4,000
COCK. white. well experienced. for
cmDsS>y. occasional rarticS. al.
tractive position, I've in, gOod
.lU "-15oO, weekdays. or FE 3.
5767 after , pm.
COUNSELLOR REGISTRAR
Cultured, well educated, living ir
genera, area Of Bethesda. Nd fOi
part-time work. ewes. and Sat
following up inquiries Of pEopeC'
tive students for Well-knowr
school Ger essential Telephone DI
T-H1Si In arrange app'ts
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, local chap
ter national health agency ad-
ministratiyc. public relations and
fund-Taicinc eXper desired State
salary requirement. Send resume
to BOX 1895. star
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AGENTS

FREE SHOES FOR LIFE for
developing your own business! Nc
/ Co.leCtinr No delivering. l,40U
mon successfully increasing in
cone win cur plan. FREE in
formation write TANNERS
SHOES, Brockton, Mass,
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to 40; no cooking, school
children. Thurs. and sun.
of EXP. and good refs req.
Start $50. OIL. 6-I513
GRE. colored, for g.h.w. and child
care: live in. Call OIL. 6-6275.
Girl, live in. child care. G.h.E.,
] Chevy Chase area. Local refs;
/ good salary. KE. T-036l.
GIRL, white, to clean apt: near
Glassmsnor, Nd, on Saturday.
81 hour plus carfare. 10. 2-4l 20,
GOOD CoOE, g.h.w.. 3 adults; 10
| through $50 dinner: Mon. Thurs
Recent rcIs. req S2S and car
fare. OIL. 2-55S"".
HOUSEK2EPER for small family,
nearby Va. 4-day week: live out;
SlSO. Write Cox "G3-S, Star.
HCUSEWoRKERS-Better Jobs for
you Wo.i: in New York homes at
SiO-S5O per week. free room and
board Tickets sent. Reply. CIV
ing name, address, telephone OF
references. DOME EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, l53 East ll6 st, New
YORK CITY
HOUSEEEEPER. live in, NV. area
! adults; S2j wk., vacation. In
crease after 3 mos. EN-. 3-d62O.
LIVE IN-Wonderful Job, gh.w.;
S35 week to start VIII. 6-S602
MAID, s.h.w., fond Of children;
plain cooking, live in; other help
employed: excellent salary: local
r,ferenccs. Of. 2-7013
MAID, live in. gh.w.; 2 children;
5-day week; S35. JU s-s670
MAID FOR G.H.w., over 30. live in {;
other full-time help employed. Ref
req. $50. EN-. 3-l4S6.
MA colored, gh.w. to prepare
Fri SIS PER wf. Prefer someone
living in Ri@sS Park. La. a-3t3I
Mid. g.h.w. and child care: live
in or out; cxoc!lent salary. ref
rc1. OF A-t173.
MAID, live in; e3per., reliable. fond
! of children; assist in care Of )
ref: $50. OIL. 2-773S.
MATURE HOUsEKEEPER, 3 young
children. ! pre-school; live in:
week JU s-40s0
4NAh NNgf4OhEu W AolN
for boy. 3; Seat Pleasant vic.
LU. 3-l525.
MATURE white woman. take care
: children and Inv, live in or
transp. Italian or Spanish pref
VIII 3-a499,
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE woman,
free rM. ana board, small salary,
in exchange for care OF small
children. ages 5 and 10. 10
| 5-03SO
MIDDLE-bGED WOMAN to care for
child, very lirht housework. for
em0!. epic CIR. 3-0193.
MOTHERS HELPER
White woman. must be experienced
!th children: references required,
free to .eave city and stay in
Ssv Jersey salary, $50 mo. Call
wO G-4iO2.
.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
HELP-D0MESTIC

ABLE MAIDS for New York fns
femi;irs. No money needed Up
to SEQ wk. Cal Miss JTlia, DI. =
43o3, crALITY, $40 N. Y. ave.
nv.
AVAIL. MAIDS, live in-out: immod.
place. GLOBLL EMPL., 1OS Fla
ave. w., CO. 5-4S21. Open Sun
CARE OF | CHITD, g.h W, live in
Lovely rm, bath Paid vacation
Call after 10 am. HE. A-3027.
COOK, exDer., part time. 4:3O
through 7:3O dinner. under 80
yrs. FE. 3-1227.
COoK-ghw., settled, capable wom-
an, willing to live in. Refs. re-
uuired, 10. 4-0507.
COOK, GHW., live-in, 25 to As.
other help employed, must like
children, best local refers. required
up to So. EN-. 3-399l.
EUROPEAN or Latin American
'whitel wanted to live in. Child
care. plain cooking EN-. 3-lg3a
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NURSE MAID-L.H.K.

Live in. Young foreign woman, age
- 10 80, TO help care for =
small School-aged children and
infant. Other iull-time help en-
plOyeG i-daY week, Monday and
Thursday of one week, thursday
and Sunday of on the alternate
week. Call OIL 1-5637, Monday,
between 10 and ).
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REAL
ESTATE
COURSE

Beginrers! Men, Women. Ages 1880
START MON, JAN. 18
START WE'D, JAN. 20
l Night Wk. t6:3O-S:3O). 10 wks
> Niehts Wk. (B:JO-S:3O) 5 Wks
Cake or . Nights Weekly
REAL ESTATE LAW BY
Paul Miller, MA, LIB
tSometimc Broker. Nd. D. C.. Va
REAL ESTATE KNOW-HOW
D. C., Va, Md, taught Mon. anc
Wed. nights, 6:3O-S:3O, men OF
women. - sessions. Complete
Real Estate Law and Practice
Financing, AppraiSing. Sales, List.
ings, Contract, Property Manage
ment. Settlement. TRAINEEs
placed full or part time. Oldest
and most COMPLETE course in
the Nations Capital for Statesmen
Seller, Home Buyer, Broker oil
Investor.
ENROLL this class Monday, 8 pm.
Classroom N, 3rd Floor. Nationa
Press BUILDING. Lecture at $40
Call DE. 2-52s6 or EX. 3-7070
Sun. or Mon. for details.
No Better Course At Any Price
"REAL ESTATE LAW
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HELP WON EN-
STENOGRAPHER

BUSINESS SERVICE in N. Arlington
has vacancy for experienced ste
nographer for part-time work. in
Guiding Saturday: salary commen-
Surate with ability. Phone ia
5-gl97 for appointment.
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SITS.-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE, available for work in two
weeks: recent local references
RE 6-S4US.
eIrItAYNaMN nnwA
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AIR CONDITIONERS
SO and SO Models

AIR CoNDITIONERs
SO and SO Models
At Preseason Savings
NO REASONABLE OFFER
REFUSED
We have large selection OF stock
purchased prior to new 10'o Fed
eral excise tax. Buy now and
ssys sys 0ienty q! GE EEppERs AZ %s5sE RTsRfs EnER
sTQNDhRp FAN hRG TIRE & BATTERY CO.
10th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-90s2
ALL-BAND RECEIVER and CIV
xmtr for 40 and 20 meters I;ei Xtsi,
TOM. SO. 5-i347.
ALL HARDWARE REDUCED -
1SeHfsH Kem GIo. TeSolite. SSit; 40cs. % Household
items 33iaoc; counters, with draw
er, good for work tables, $40 and
up: file cabinets, $50. cash reg
iSters, $50: lse. Neon SiEn. $50;
glass dividerS, price taeS. Many
other items. 1924 Ga. ave. NV
ALUMINIUM SHEET-New, 3'xl2'x
900. 45c lb. HARRY J. ABRAMS,
l24 l. st. ne.
ANTIoUES-Lovely pair OF small
marhle-top French console tables.
Faro farouk pri rus, 500. siS Nc No. 7-666O1 tto'
ANTIQUES-Always new merchan-
disc comirs in, in glassware.
jewelry, china, furn.. military
items. etc, Open for. your conv. on
Sun. Looking for the unusual we
know is tedious task. You may
find what you want at our shop.
What's trash to nIr Us may ,r1 De
ANTIQUES, l21 Independence ave.
sc. Open 1880 am,
ANTIQUE CHINA CABINET, glass
shelves, mirror back, curve glass
door Perfect for collectors display
to give max. effect, $50. CUSTOM
made new cherry wood tea wagon,
hRnd-carved floral design. Opens
45 inches, 500. so. 5-l067.
ANTIQUE and traditional furniture.
pictures, mirrors, piano, drapes.
childrens clothing and toys. No
dealers. WO 6-0406.
ANTIQUE BRACELET, banSle, lax
yg, ~ gen. blue Saph,, S49,5O.
RoSSLYN LOAN CO. ia. 7-OS00.
ANTIQUERS, take Americas larg-
est newspaper Oh antiques, 10000
antique; offered monthly. Copy,
@5 cents; So VI. THE ANTIQUE
TRADER, Box 3O2-BB, Kewane&S
Illinois
ANTIQUE. Mahog English Buffet.
q It. lorg; lse. Storase space; eS-
Gel. cond, Call OIL, 6-9O6@
ANTIQUE gold leaf frame mirror.
:! miniature oil paintings, in an
tiume gilt frame. FE. 3-29I
ANTIQUE SALE-iSth-centu fur
niture and collectors items. Prices
reduced TO cost HERITAGE
HOUSE, 1907 o st. NV. .---.-
ANTIQUES = Louis XVI bedroom
group: Federal Spinet piano: also
elderly chairs, etc. EN-. 3-416o.
Continued on Next Page
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A DEPENDABLE CONTRACTOR
Abode additions, condemnation and
housing repairs, dormers, porches,
cellars dug and finished.
EDGAR KEEFER (Since 1921
Rh, 6-3"nS HE. p-3623
o0s
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MEDICAL
SECRETARY
COURSE

Medical Terminology, dictation
and physiology; evening classes
Evening star., 1960-01-17

G.H.W.-Live in. Age 20
to 40; no cooking, . school
children. Thurs. and sun.
of. Exp. and good refs req.
Start $50. OIL. B-l513
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rs. PAINTING, drywall plastering, car
or pentry; man does own work; reas-
Onablc. 10. 1910. ss
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Storm windows, doors, awnings,
roofing and porches. OIL. 2-5550,
terms.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

HOME IMPROVEMENTS spe-
cialty. Lowest prices. Free est.
Long time TO pay. OIL. 2-555O.
OUR MAINTENANCE DEPT, can
renovate your property at less
men BOONE RLTY, DE. 2-5420.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

White woman. must be experienced
!th children: references required,
free to .saye city and stay in
N5w ,'-rzcy. salary. $50 mo. Call
wO G-l1U4.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

TRASH REMOVED
Yards. Bsmts. Cleaned Free Estim.
WALKER TRASB CO. FE. 3-2s02
UPHOLSTERY REPAIRING in your
home-Chair seats rewebbed,
springs retied. NORRIS, TU.
2-15Sl. IL
WATERPROOF roofing materials,
applicators Free inspection and
estimates; minimum guarantee z
years TO. 9-6393.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

tTING. interior. exterior: roof
rentry.. gutter work: by white.
any time. CH R-4AO4
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We have large selection of stock
purchased prior to new 10'o Fed
eral excise tax. Buy now and
save plenty. All major brands,
such as GE, FEEDERS, EMER-
Evening star., 1960-01-17

AIMING BY experts; interior and
exterior We guarantee our work.
Free estimates ia n-5S6S
Evening star., 1960-03-27

That means it was good part ;" Professor Cumming
said "f he doesn't find any flaw, he pecks on the opaque
pane"
The part passed inspection oo and did the next
Each drew perunctory peck on the dark window Then
suddenly the pigeon rued its feathers, turned to the
lighted window and pecked like crazy.
Defective part," said Professor Cumming "Now he
gets fed"
And little hopper dropped down into the box, giving
the pigeon its reward "a bite of food
How long does it take train bird to become part
inspector? Fifty to 80 hours, depending its natural
talent for the job In the early stages of training, the
defects in the parts large and unmstakabe, then
they're gradually made smaller until they correspond with
the tiny scratches that actually turn up the assembly
line.
If no defective part shows up for considerable period,
the conscientious bird goes right peckng at the dark
window though it knows it gets nothing for its
effort except turn of the wheel and work. And the
efficiency of the operation is amazing SO per cent
accuracy
No work In sight
Because it might rue few feathers the ranks of the
ganfully employed human labor force, Professor Cum
mngs pigeons will probably get beyond their train
ing cages in the b But it's nice know that in of
future manpower shortages have potential solution
that doesn't depend electrical atomic energy,
and what's more, takes real pride in its work.
'Why do they enjoy the job much?" asked Pro-
fessor Cumming, he coaxed the unwilling bird Of
its box.
Professor Cumming, cautious man, reluctant to
ascribe reason for his birds enthusiasm. colleague
offered an explanation in of modern social psy-
chology.
For pigeons" he said this work is very high level
They just another bunch of status seekers E"A
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Science thinks they might and besides
they work a 16-hour day for chicken-feed

watched as Professor Cumming placed a
pigeon in the inspection box" at the side
of this wheel. 1t was a small aluminium cage
equipped with two glass windows, one light
and transparent and one dark, each of which
was in reality an electrical switch.
The feathered inspector was no sooner on
the Job than he took fast look at the part
directly in front of his station and Pecked on
the dark window. At once the wheel revolved
one move, bringing another part in sight.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

that but pigeons willing to work far longer hours.
Some months ago an engineer friend complained to
Professor William W. Cumming, young Columbia psy-
choogst that mperections in small parts throwing
off $780, 900 electronic machine. The trouble that
the inspectors the assembly line had failed to detect
minute hicks and scratches in the paint surface of the tiny
parts.
why don't you get yourself cheap system to
inspect the parts?" Professor Cumming suggested.
The professor wasn' joking
The nervous system he talking about he explained,
belonged pigeon The reaction of the engineer friend
was cool But Professor Cumming wasn't joking. He has
been working with pigeons experimental psychology
problems since 1853 and the next few months he pro-
ceeded to prove his point
At the time he began his remarkable experiment. he
already knew some significant facts about pigeons:
. Pigeons don't need sleep.
Pigeons don't get bored with humdrum jobs.
Pigeons have what science calls convenient response
which means one that can be utilized effectively In the
case of pigeons it's their fondness for peckng at things
Professor Cumming also knew that pigeons had already
performed some impressive feats. drug company
cessfuly trained pigeons few years ago to sort out
capsules that nadequatey coated Then too Naval
researchers had trained pigeons to steer missiles The
Navys birds taught to peck at any dstingushabe
object that appeared pane of glass; An electrical con-
tact cemented the pigeons beak transmitted signal
to the steering mechanism, making automatic fight
correction.
To make expert inspectors Of pigeons, Professor Cum
ming and his assistant Michael Leland, devised special
apparatus which they showed me when visited their
hgh-vaued experimental lab The apparatus consists Of
wheel the size of large pzza pie with the small parts to
be inspected at regular intervals around the rim.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
sy LEONARD GROSS

In this age of automation, when man is
already worried about being replaced by the
machine, he now has something else to think
about. He is liable to be replaced by the
pigeon.
That's slight exaggeration, but the bald
truth alone is startling. A bizarre experiment
conducted at Columbia University has con-
clusively demonstrated that pigeons are actu-
ally more adept at certain highly technical
industrial Jobs than humans are. Not only
Evening star., 1960-03-27

THIS WEEK MoseIIns / Morsh ~. 1850
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Answers to the
2O-WOrd quiz

Did you take the vocabulary quiz on Page 7?
Check your answers, then find your age group
in the columns below, and you'll learn your prob
able peak future income. Don't be discouraged
if you didn't score well - read the article for tips
on how you can improve your vocabulary and
your income potential.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Cood-0ire' With Two
Elegant Perfumes
Destroys Room Odors

does not leove heavy scent or smell
Destroys strongest Odors-onion, garlic, cigar,
cooking, bath or sick room.
Works for hours Invisible vapour floats in air.
Stops odors as they form spreads thru house.
FTeshens closets. clothes. dr0pes-saves dry
cleaning bills-no spotting staining.
Freshens air at night for better sleeP-keeps
acrid smoking odors from irritating nose, sinus.
Fights Flu and eOIds-sprays away airborne
germs-for purer, fresher air.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
2. B.
Protects like oil
soothes like powderI

See for yourself Smooth B. T. Baby Powder palm hand
sprinkle with See how of without penetrating B. T
protective sheath There's that B. T. Baby Powder with Olive
Oil repels raOncaung moisture where ordinary baby powders
absorb it. Guard bay tender skin urine scd diaper
rash by using B. Baby Powder after bath and diaper chang
Also guards against chafine and prickIy heat
Used by hundreds OF hospital nurseries
Evening star., 1960-01-01
Pukiston- OfficioI.
Will Visit U. S.

KARAcHI. Pakistan. Jan, /
(AP).-Finance Minister Mo-
hsmmad Shoaib viii visit the
United States in February for
talks on obtaining funds for
Pakistan's nd five-year
plan. ss
He told newsmen here Paki-
stan viii need eight billion ru-
pees CSl68 million) through
foreign aid loans and invest
ment and this amount has been
earmarked on the assumption
that foreign aid and investment
will rise by so per cent above
their existing levels.
I'VE always depended on our
friends abroad in the past and
look forward to the same assist
ance in future" the finance
minister said, adding Pakistan
itself viii contribute II billion
rupees 1921 million1 through
sacrifice and austerity.
My people must be prepared
for an era Of increased taxation
and marshaling Of resources to
achieve the plan target" he
said.
Evening star., 1960-01-01
Coost-to-Doston
Flight Record Set

BOSTON, Jan. l (AP). -
American Airlines said one Of
Its Boeing TOT Jet airliners few
from Los Angeles to Boston In
four hours and 43 minutes to-
day.
The plane. commanded by
Capt. Gus Konz of Los Angeles
landed at Logan international
Airport with 7s passengers and
o crew Of eight ct s:o9 pm,
EST. 1t had taken Of from
Los Angeles at 1925 pm, Pa
cific standard time. The planes
speed at times approached TOO
m.p.h., the airline said.
American claimed a CONNER
cial record for the nonstop
flight Of more than $500 miles
The old record was four hours
and Sc minutes, set last July
by another Boeing TOT.
Evening star., 1960-01-01

tween 4 pm. Christmas eve and
Z am. Christmas Day.
In another Prince Georges
County accident, nine persons,
six Of them children. were in
jured last night in q two-ear
crash at Pennsylvania avenue
and Forestville road.
One driver, Francis w. Grady,
26. Of 4s13 Fourth avenue,
Glass Manor, was injured crit
ically. He was taken 70 George
Washington University lHospi-
tai with head and internal in
juries.
The other driver, Ronald j.
Clark, %. of Cheltenharn, Md,
was admitted to Casualty Hos
pital. Six passengers in the
Clark car were injured.
Mrs. Thelma Schema, %, of
1901 Atwood street. District
Heights. was treated for minor
injuries at Bethesda Naval
Hospital and released. A
daughter. Thelma, 3, was ad-
mitted to Bethesda.
Three Of her children. An
thony, 4: Mary. 16 months. and
Ronald. 2 months, were treated
at Andrews Air Force Base
Hospital. Olivia L. Miller. IS,
Of 4708 Huron avenue, Suit
land. another passenger in the
Clark car. was admitted to
Casualty Hospital with head
injuries.
Joseph A. Smith, II, of 8
Elgin court, Morningside, q
passenger in the Grady car,
also was admitted to Casualty.