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Smyrna times., 1960-01-07
Destruction High
AS TornadO-Type
Storm Rips Area,
Upends Trailer

Smyrna seemed to be in the
center of a tornado-type storm
which struck suddenly early
Sunday morning and caused a
great deal of damage. The most
serious damage was to a house
trailer on Carter Road near
South Street owned and occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burris and their three-year old
son. The 50xl0 foot trailer of
excellent construct ion was
blown off its concrete block
foundation, tilted at a sharp
angle and came to rest against
the concrete blocks of the pump
house and an electric pole.
Frightened by the roar of the
wind the mother, Louise, got
her son from his room just be-
fore the trailer went over. The
family had to crawl along the
corridor, and on their hands and
knees to jump out of the front
door, at the high point of the
angle. The young couple were
stiff and sore by afternoon from
their being tossed about. They
are staying next door with Mrs.
Burris' mother, Mrs. Wilson
Mayberrie. The interior of the
trailer showed the force of the
blow ard furniture was tossed
about, lamps, dishes, and glass
es broken; canned goods was
tossed out of cupboards, and
everything was heller skelter.
The house trailer was pulled
upright by the Land-O-Lake
Trailer Company later in the
day, but the rear of the trailer
was badly damaged. During
their terror and excitement the
young husband had presence of
mind to shut off the heater
which undoubtedly prevented
fire which would have made exit
difficult if not impossible. The
wind wrecked havoc in a wide
strip through the town of Smyr-
ma and the towns electric and
street crews worked until af-
ternoon under the direction of
town manager Rex D. Gilmore
and James Warren, chief of
electric crew to restore order.
A 5000 foot evergreen tree at
corner of South and Union
Streets had to be cut out of
electric wires by the crew. A
transformer was knocked off a
pole and broken; also a pole
down in Spruance City; electric
cable down on Church Street;
tree on Monrovia Avenue. Plate
glass windows were blown out
CONTINUED urs rage rourl
Smyrna times., 1960-01-07
Firemen Install Truax President;
Biggest Year In History Recorded

The following officers were
elected and installed at the an
nual meeting of the Citizens
Hose Company on M ond ay
night. James TruaX, president;
Leon Morris, vice president;
Gordon Miller, secretary; Howell
Barnes, treasurer; Reelected
were Reynolds Bradley, fire
chief; Glenn Matthews, first as
sistant fire chief; and Henry
Dukes, second assistant chief;
Richard David, fire recorder;
David Mills, fire Inspector.
Elected to the board of trus-
tees; Albert O'Neal, Willis Car
son, and Fred Harris. Named to
the board of directors: Robert
Jacobs, Fletcher Truax, John
Long, George Bryson, James
Mood, Wells A. FAIRIES, Glenn
Matthews, and Leon Morris; the
president, chief, secretary, and
Smyrna times., 1960-01-07
Cancer Detection Center

The Cancer Detection Center
of the State Board of Health
will be open in Smyrna on Fri
day, January 18th, at the Health
Unit on E. Commerce Street,
between the hours of 9:45 to
l1:45 am. and 12:45 to 2:45 pm.
This service is open to all wom-
en- over rs years of age. Ap-
pointments may be made by
calling OIL 3-7088 or OIL 3-9658.
Smyrna times., 1960-01-07

treasurer are members of the
board of directors by virtue of
their Office. The annual report
for the year 1859 showed LOG
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Evening star., 1960-04-17
ASST. BOOKKEEPER

Exper. desirable or will train
knowledge of typine. EX. 3-3944.
ASST. COLLECTION MGR, 21-3O
to become associated with a vol
ume FHA approved lender, mini
required. % position entails super.
vision OF personnel and consider
able amount of responsibility: 5-
day. 40-hour week. Co. benefits
Salary to be discussed at interview
NaJ MD rnCTA EE o C0AA
Evening star., 1960-04-17
HELPMEN

WOOD FINIsHER. well experienced
Must know all phases and types
Of wood finishes and know how tc
blend all eolors. Willing to move
Ito small West Va. town. Ex-
ditions. Box 275-C. Star.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
BEAUTICIANS

Hair stylists with experience and OF
following, for several shops in
suburban Nd. and WASHINGTON
SALARY no object. JU. 9-557O.
BEAUTICIAN-HAIR DRESSER, op-
portunity for high earnings. Man
Tourist, full or pit: no ewes. 5.day
wk. Call Mr.. Harold. JU 5-223G
or ewes, u. j-3S95
BEAUTICIAN, man stylist, for oul
Chevy Chase salon. Apply GA
BRIEL'S, 1919 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
HELP MEN

SUMMER EMPLOYEES. eoIlege soph
or irs. Start SIS . wk. Excel
Opt. White. Visit today: Miss Bell
BOYD'S, 18th a. @ nv. Ma. g.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
BEAUTICIAN

All around, dependable person;
steady position, high salary and
commission: busy salon, no follow.
ing necessary. ALSO BEGINNER
in need Of experience. Call 10
S-644S; Sun, call RE. 6-3679.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
HELP WON EN-

ACCOUNTING CLERK, interesting
and permanent position recurring
an aptitude for figures. Typing
helpful but not essential. We are
progressive company, with a
fine group of employees a. flexible
salary program; attractive, con-
venient offices. 5-day week. and
many worthwhile employe bene-
flts. See Miss Jensen, UNITED
Cafritz Bldg. 1925 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
YOUNG MAN
PART-TIME EWES

Local organizstion will employ two
young men. 1890, white, for the
library division OF the Educational
Council; must be free $50 to
1880 each evening. S62 to those
who qualify RE 7-o590
Evening star., 1960-04-17
YOUNG MAN
tr1rTTrrn 49, n, m

The Msyflower Hotel has an opening
for bright young man interested
in a career in the hotel industry
Work consists Of the application OF
existing management controls in
1000 and beverage and participa-
ton in the development and re-
hnement Of new control techniques
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment. Minimum of . years OF
education at college level. Hotel
or motel experience preferred. Ap-
ave. and DeSales st. NV.
A YOUNG BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
Young man, bet. 26-40, with ex-
ecutiye ability good education
pleasing personality, who is ac-
the public. II qualified, write
business exper., minimum income
requirement and other pertinent
information. The position is a
permanent one with a nationally
known co. No relocation. UneX.
celled long-range income growth
All letters will be answered. Boz
59-A, Star.
3 statesmen WANTED
in. selling once ma
chimes and equipment. r. c. Allen.
Victor. Burroughs, Olivetti. Shaw
Walker, Mosler and others. Twenty
two counties In East Tennessee
and Southwest Virginia. Fifty
per cent of gross profit to re-
liable, sober men-must have own
car. Also need one experienced
mechanic. Best town in the
strictly confidential. TYPEWRITER
SALES & SERVICE CO., Bristol,
Tenn.
Evening star., 1960-04-17

BAKERY CLERKS. full and part
time opsninss. See Coop sd un-
der Help. Men and Women" !"
BANK TELLER so.
Bkkpr., MGR 5000 S3.1 155
Dental X-Ray Technician $3.50
Doctors Trainees so.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
l126 Eye NV, 712, Me. S-@9a2
BEAUTICIAN. full time, SIS guar.
CIR. 3-5215. North Arlington.
BEAUTICIAN-Talented hair stylist
and permanent waver; ) days, 8
to g.: opportunity for steady in
creasing income; top salary plus
commission: busy Bethesda salon
Mr.. WILLIAMS, OIL. 2-6667.
BEAUTICIAN-SS5 guarantee. 6Occ
comm. on every dollar. Newly
WILLARD HOTEL, MA. S-2533.
BEAUTICIAN = Good opportunity
for man or woman with following,
TO manage dntn. shop; sal. and
comm. open. Mr.. Paul, FE. S-354I
BEAUTICIAN, all around. GEORGE
BEAUTY SHOP, 1927 Columbia
III. INV. Ndll ". O--904 anytime.
BEAUTICIAN, full or part time,
pleasant working cond., paid vac
Apply in person, KENTLAND
BEAUTY SALON. 1899 Landover
I'd, kentland shopping center,
sP. 3-9S75, Evelyn Beane, owner
BEAUTICIANS, men or women. for
Bethesda and Sill Spg. salons; top
salary and comm. EMILE. 1921
Conn. ave, DI. 1870.
BEAUTICIAN: full, part time; Md.
and D c. salon. Top sal and
comm. HSE. OF MILO, EX. 3-4242
BEAUTICIAN. full or part time /:
sal and commission: air-cond.
salon. Elk. 3-6070. BOND
BEAUTY SALON, 1885 P st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN, assistant only: 5-day
week, from q to :: $50 to start.
Call co 5-o3OO
Evening star., 1960-04-17
HELP MEN
(coNTINUEn)

SALES, white. to 40 yrs, must have
proven sales ability, will train on
medical supplies. both outside and
inside sales. S70-SI00. v. WOOD
PERSONNEL. Suite 232, Southern
Bids, sos 18th St NV. at H. DI.
T-S~So
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE BOOK
KEEPER: 5-DAY WEEK. $50 TO
3: INSURANCE BENEFITS. AP-
PLY IN. WRITING GIVING FULL
MACHTNE1. coLUMBIA WHOLE
SALE, SALE LI9UoR Cos INC 1870
lNGLON. D c ATT: Mr. Z. A.
ADMINISTRATIVE sEc'Y.
EXECUTIVE sEcY; young. N
JR. sEcYs, Capitol Hill. IaV
Admin. Unusual openings; attrsc
See in person today Miss Lee, ST.
1866, BoYD's. 18th and Q NV,
ADM. SECY., fee paid 500
SECY., bi-linEual 500
German. English, shorthand.
Top shorthand, under IS.
SECY.. medical So5
Average shhd., general duties.
National corp; excellent future.
RECEPT-SECY. Ss5
AVERAGE shhd.. general duties.
SECY. LIBRARIAN ST, $50
Aver. shhd.. knowledge Of French.
elk. K.-TYPISTS to $50
Beginners and experienced.
Associated Personnel
1927 X st. NV. ST. 3-659O
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TIRE CHANGER
TRAINEE

Young man. single, age 20 to 81,
high school. college pref.D Eager
and willing to work hard for un-
limited future with commercial
banking firm, the leader in its
field; good sal. CO. car, expense
acct; many other CO. benefits
Call Mr.. FERGUSON, AP. 7-79OO
TRAVELLING statesmen = How
would you like to get "off the
road" and at the same time be
able to build up a clientele where
your sales efforts will pay you a
commission for as long as your
clients use the product you or
iginally sold them7 Substantial
guarantees until established. Write
resume to Box 463-C. Star.
TRUCK DRIVERS, experienced on
heavy trucks; good driving record
permanent year-round work. DIS
TRICT CONCRETE CO., 1900
Branch ave, Silver Spring. Nd
TRUCK DRIVERS-HELPERS ~ To
work on trash truck. D. c. license
required. Call LU. 4-3294; Lu. .
1894
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Administrative
SIS ,200-ASsiStant-S5 20O

TO3~OO @AOOAOUNt4AO 90 yIOV
l need q sharp typist with accurate
shorthand to manage the once
Of this national association and
hearings is reouested-as part
Of the variety of duties in this
marvellous Job. See me, BETTY
GRAY (Empl), 21l Woodward
Bldg. ST. 3-7l33
Evening star., 1960-04-17
You May Never Have
This Chance Again

You May Never Have
This Chance Again
Because most of our District Man
ayers have been with US for 10
to 35 years
This Is a ReceSsion-Proot
Business
II you are an enthusiastic sales
man, age 30 70 So, and have Zest
for big achievement. we can offer
q real opportunity for substantial
earnings in constructive educa-
tional selling as DISTRICT MAN
AGER Of our Washington terri
tory. We are the oldest and larg-
est in our field with over SO years
Of leadership. THIS IS OUR BIG
GEST YEAR,
Selected applicant will be thor
oughly trained by Field Manager
ana will receive continuous Home
Once cooperation. Successful
promotion plans assure adequate
leads No door = to door canvas.
sing. Our District Managers enjoy
community prestige and the CO.
operation Of a large student body
This Is an agency franchise with
AAA4 AANoA AoA bAONGNNAOh- NJ III
vestment in franchise required
Very attractive compensation
plan can assure annual net in
come from $4,000 to beyond
$4,000. Cash advances against
commissions. While not essen
al, home-study selling experience
helpful. Give full information and
phone number in reply. Field
Manager here to interview quail
ned applicants. Box 143-T, Star
YOUNG MAN, - to IS, white,
need = for sales dept: exper un-
necessary, We train you for biz
earnings: also have openings for
( part-time. 8 to $3.50 pm. 10.
YOUNG BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
Young man, not under 25 or over
10, with executive and sales abil-
ity who is accustomed to active
contact with the public and in
terested only in career work; good
education and pleasing personality
REQUIRED. We furnish excellent
training and once. Earnings are
unlimited with starting salary up
to $500 per mo. with automatic
increases. Write. stating age, edu-
NaSAs SAoAAEoo GApCIlCuCC anu
phone no. All replies strictly con.
ndential. Box 446-C. Star.
YOUNG MAN, jr. salesman fol
areas largest toy and hobby dis.
tributor. Willing to learn. Good
pay and future. Apply L & H
SALES CO., 29l4 V st. ne. any
day before 10 am.
YOUNG MAN with mechanical ap-
titude, for repairs and deliveries:
excel. future for Young married
man. Apply in person. RENTAL
TOOLS a. EQUIP. CO., 971O Cap
itol View ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
YOUNG MAN, 2O-3O yrs. old ia
learn bakers trade. Apply l26
Maple Ave, Vienna, Va. No Sun
YOUNG MAN for general once
work; many benefits: opportunity
for advancement with progressive
company. Apply in person al
PARLETT GAS COMPANY, 3Ol
Main st. Fairfax, Va.
YOUNG MAN. mems store; rare
opportunity for young man 2l-3O
TO learn mems wear business with
excellent starting salary exper-
ience not necessary. Must be per-
sonable. alert, and have nice ap-
pearance. Apply YORK HABER-
UASHER. $500 Ga ave
Evening star., 1960-04-17
HELP MEN

SALEsMEN. exper.. or inexper. in
pharmaceutical sales. Coll. deg. in
AGE 25-35. Sal, S4.S0O-6.O00 plus
car. bonus, and exp. Several local
openings or relocate Bill Hopson.
SMELLING AGscY. COS I4th st.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
TRUCK MECHANICS

Experienced, full-time work, mod.
ern shop. good working conditions
own tools Apply in person. SIL.
YER HILL SAND, GRAVEL AND
CONCRETE CO., 1900 st. Barna-
bas rd. S.e., Silver Hill, Md.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Tab Operators

Excellent opportunity for qualified
senior operators. Necessary to op-
crate and make wiring adjustments
on 4O7, 402. 403, or, 0S9, 552.
557, 5l4, 519, 602A or 6O4. 37la-
hour week, new ir-conditioned
building, free disqualification, cash
profit-sharins. Many other bene-
hts. Call EX. 3-O33s.
TACKER-CRATER. experienced in
packing household goods and an
planes; sober and reliable; refs
reg; DIPL. APPL. CORP. LA.
TEACHERS. white, aualified; top
positions in pub. and pvt. schools
tor Sept ADAMS TEACHERS
TEACHERS-H; $. rdg. consultant
wLM.A, S5,30O-S9 800. Jr. hi.
speech therapist w/MA.. $4,000
$500. All elem. and his. subjects.
2. Q. Box 432, Cooper Station,
TEACHERS, schools and colleges,
S4,0QO-SlO.0OO or more. BALTIC.
TCHRS. AGENCY, 5l6 N. Charles
St, BALTIC, Nd. Mulberry 5-6S50l.
TEACHERS, white; Immediate and
September vacancies. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGCY., sos I4th NV.
TRUCK DRIVER. for garden type
apartment development; $3.50 per
month to start; must have local
references. Apply Monday z am,
to resident manager, 1907 Sky
land pl. Sc.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
WASHINGTON

IHE HECHI CO.
WASHINGTON
F ST AT 1th NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS-Male OF
female; hair stylists, exper.: good
pay: select clientele: new shop
Kenwood area. Interview. Ii. e
1896.
BIOLOGISTS-East coast publica-
tion Is seeking graduates in biol
ogy or coRnate science for full
time employment in index depart
ment. Junior, intermediate and
senior level positions open. SAL
airy range 50, ST, 900 with
automatic and merit increases.
Placement dependent upon educa-
tiOn and training. IndeXing eX-
perience preferred. Box 336-A,
Star.
BOOKKEEPER, part time, 4 to 1
hours daily. 5-day wk., perma.
nent Work in private home, near
Corners. Md. JU, S-3255.
BOOKKEEPER. exper. S75-SS5 wk.
PBX-RECEPT.- .-TYPIST $50 Wk. ur
DOCTORS AND DENTAL ASSIST
twhitei. See Miss Black, BOYD'S
corner 18th and G NV, Ma. s.
2!340.
BKKPR. TWISTS, white, fol
brokerage and acctg. firms anc
others. ) days Some upper NV
Some to $50. v. WOOD PERSON.
MEL, Suite 232 Southren Bldg
sos 18th st. NV. at H, DI. 1852
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER-
AT0R fBurroughs, must be good
typiSt; 5-day week. air-cond..
brand-new ONCE and bldg; ne
section. Call MR.. LEWIS, LA
9-3600.
BKKPRS.-STENOS-TYPISTS
ALLEN -O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-12SO
Evening star., 1960-04-17
BEAUTY
OPERATOR
MANICURIST

PART TIME
Discount on purchases, excellent
commission earnings, paid weekly.
Many employe benefits.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
THE HECHT CO.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
HELP MEN
statesmen

S480 MO. GUAR. DRAW
IF YOU CAN SELL, AND
NEED ABOVE AVERAGE
EARNING, HUNDREDS
OF PROSPECTS FROM
NATIONAL ADVERTIS-
ING AND OTHE R
SOURCES ARE WAITING
TO BE CONTACTED IN
MONTG OMERY AND
PRINCE GEORGES s
COUNTIES.
A. $480 MO. GUARANTEE
DRAW.
B. BONUSES AND TOP
COMMISSION.
c. SELL BY APPOINT
MENT ONLY, YOUR
AREA.
D. NO TRAVEL, WORK IN
THE BRANCH OFFICE
NEAR YOUR HOME.
DEMONSTRATE N E w
DRAMATIC RESEARCH
SERVICE AND ADVER-
TISING PROGRAM.
CALL JU. 9-6922
FOR APPT. FOR INTERVIEW
SALESMEN-An exceptional oppor-
tunity exists for YOU II you nave
stantiai sales experience We have
the largest real estate sales or
ganization in the. Metropolitan
Area, with 8 branch ofices. Real
estate experience not reauirec
since the FREDERICK W,
BERENS unique training school
will teach you how to earn in
excess of 100000 per year. Our
average income in 1859 was
cRo%RLL Wny At IA. nSe Seo7o4 81 and d talk
1t over.
= Men interested in
route sales; apply between hours
CO., 1898 Rhode Island ave, Hy-
attsviile Nd
Evening star., 1960-04-17

TV BENCHMAN, experienced only
apply in person. LITE RADIO &
TV, 2010 l4th st. NV, II to g.
TV SERVICEMAN. home calls. Perm
position; top pay. Car furnished
Daywork DOWD'S TV, 44lS
Conn. ave-, EN-. 2-7301.
Tv MEN, Bench work and outside
Experienced only. Call Me S-1372
Tv SERVICEMAN, outside: with
car, permanent Job; apply in per-
son, MANHATTAN TV. S025 Ga
ave, Silver Spring.
TV SERVICEMAN = Combination
inside-outside man with auto ra-
dio experience; 500 week "a
start; Experienced man only. LO.
TV BENCHMAN
Experienced only need apply: sal.
ary open; located in Va. mr.
Metropolitan Area. Box 224-A
Star
TV SERVICEMAN, exper. outside
perm. lob; longest tab. company;
hosp, vacation, co. benefits; salary
open for right man. AID. 2-50U0.
UPHOLSTERERS Experienced
steady work; best salary. GIN
Bells, 1885 7th st. NV.
UPHOLSTERER, experienced only
Apply in person. BENZ. OSCAR
1880 14th st. NV, RA. 3-9666.
UPHOLSTERER, experienced only
excellent working conditions. Ap.
ply at 3040 Prospect st NV
Evening star., 1960-04-17
CAPITOL HUH SECY

CASHIER-TSLLER, 2I-3O, some
exper. nee excel. working condi-
tions in lodern bldg. Company
benefits. 3.n2-hr. Wk Salary COM
menSurate with ability and eYper.
Apply in person TO Mr.. Payne. >
4:30 pm. WASHINGTON TELE-
PHONE CREDIT UNION, 941 Eve
ct N W
Evening star., 1960-04-17

YOUNG MAN. mems store: rare
opportunity for young man 2l-3O
to learn mems wear business with
excellent starting salary exper-
ience not necessary. Must be per-
sonable. alert, and have nice ap-
pearanee. Apply YORK HABER.
DASHER. $500 Ga. ave
Evening star., 1960-04-17

lilo OAAd44NC again
Because most of our District Man
ayers have been with US for 10
to 35 years
This Is a ReceSsion-Proo
Evening star., 1960-04-17
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR

Experienced on Remington Rand
or other machine with typewriter
keyboard. Good opportunity for
right person. Call MR.. ALLNUTT,
M G-S1nn
Evening star., 1960-11-10
Iowa

Republican Jack Miller. A,
defeated Democratic Gov. Her.
schel LovelesS for the seat cur
rently held by G. o. P. Senator
Martin, who did not seek re-
election. Mr.. Miller led five
other candidates in the primary
for the Iowa G. o. P. Senate
nomination and took 30.8 per
cent of the vote. Because this
was less than the 35 per cent
required for nomination, the
selection was turned over to the
Iowa State convention which
July 20 made Mr. Miller the
first Senate candidate chosen
in this fashion in Iowa history.
A tax lawyer who specializes
in farm tax problems, Mr.. Mil
Ter has a plan for incentive
taxation of growth income in
which person would pay taxes
at only half the rate on the
increase in his earned income
over the previous year.
Mr.. Miller was born June 6,
1916, in Chicago. He now lives
in Sioux City. A Catholic. he is
married and has four children.
He served four years with the
Air Force in World War II and
has spent % years in the organ
iZed reserves where he is now
a colonel. A graduate of Creigh-
ton University, Omaha, he took
law degree from Columbia
University and did post gradu-
ate work at the University of
Iowa. He worked as an attorney
in the Internal Revenue Serv-
Evening star., 1960-11-10

ginning the successful campaign
against Lon Hooker.
He was born July Is. 1908, in
Lincoln County, Mo. He now
lives in Clarksville while prac-
ticing law in Bowling Green.
He is the Baptist deacon of a
little church my great-grand-
father organized" He is mar
ried and has one daughter.
Mr.. Long attended Culver
Stockton College Q927-3OJ and
the University of Missouri
Q925-261. :. He is a past director
of Rotary International.
He has had many years Of
political experience: prosecut-
ing attorney for Pike County
u937-4n. city attorney for
Bowling Green Q94l-45D, State
Senator tI945-58, majority
floor leader l1949-5D and pres
ident pro TEN u955-56).
Besides his law practice and
Evening star., 1960-11-10

Tuesday over Republican Raoui
Archambault. jr..
Mr.. Pell comes from Q so
cialite Newport family" He
counts four Democratic mem
bers Of Congress, as well as q
Vice President George Miffan
Dallas, 1845-49), among his an-
cestors. His father, Herbert @.
Pell. was a Representative
(Democrat. New York, l919.21t
and minister. by appointment
of President Franklin D. Roose-
welt. to Portugal Cl937-4D and
to Hungary Q94l-42).
/ After his graduation from
Princeton in 1910, Mr.. Pell went
to Europe where he tried to
aid those IN concentration
camps and was arrested several
times by the Nazis. HE has
also been arrested several times
by the Communists for his work
in Iron Curtain countries.) He
enlisted in the Coast Guard
four months before Pearl Har-
Dor and was a lieutenant by the
end of the war. He is now q
commander in the Coast Guard
reserves.
Mr.. Pell was hospitalized in
the service and brought back
to the United States. He taught
government in Navy and Army
training schools. He was q spe-
cial assistant to the State De-
partment at the 1945 United
Nations conference in San
Francisco and served in the
Foreign Service and State De-
partment (l945-52), in the
United States and in posts in
Czechoslovakia and Italy. He
has received awards from Por-
tugal. Italy. and France and
the Roman Catholic Church of
Austria.
Mr.. Pell is a vice president
Of the International Rescue
Evening star., 1960-11-10

Committee and worked on the
Hungarian border during the
revolution there. He is treas
urer Of the American Immigra- =
tion Conference. a group work.
ing for larger immigration
quotas. He also is a director
Of International Investors, Inc,
and a limited partner in an
investment banking firm and
q vice president of the North
American Newspaper Alliance,
Inc.
He was born in New York
City. November %, 1918, and
educated in private schools in
New York and Rhode Island.
He was graduated with honors
from Princeton and received
an MA. in international ad-
ministration from Columbia
University in 1916. He is a
linguist and campaigned in
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Lee Metcalf. 40, defeated for
mer G. o. p. Representative
Orvin B. Flare for the seat
occupied by the retiring Sena-
tor Murray. Democrat. Mr..
Metcalf was Senator Murray's
partner in Introducing aid to
education bills and. like Sena-
tor Murray, is characterized as
a liberal. He is one of a House
group in recent Congresses that
has been attempting to push u
liberal program and force
changes in House rules to deny
the Rules Committee much Of
its power. This year he was
chairman of the liberal Dem-
ocratic Study Group in the
House.
Mr.. Metcalf joined the House
Education and Labor COM
mittee In 1858 and In 1855
became a member Of the In
terror and Insular Affairs Com
mittee as well. In 1859 he
dropped both committees to
Join the important Ways asd
Means Committee. He was also
a member Of the House Select
Astronautics and Space Ex-
ploration Committee in 1858.
Mr.. Metcalf was born in
Stevensville. Mont, January %
1911. He attended Stanford
University and took his law
degree from Montana State. He
is a lawyer by profession but