davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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top effort y ourun this speedy field PETKENS drops
> bit and Is . strong contender MR.. SWING will be
running late and might take Il all.
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BEST BET-GARDEN FRESH

. Mrs A. B. Eklof-R. j. Ashton entry.
Shoestring Stable-S D. 0uarles entry.
ASHLAR finished in Q deadheat with v. s. o p.
ct Bowie but get che vote here because Of his liking
for the Laurel track. s. o. p. Is the beat
Of upsettlnE.
Evening star., 1961-03-31

BILL HUEY his last race ct Bowie with ease
and should make it tive in rev here BREEZE HILL
drops from $500 company and rates an excellent
chance. BLUE MEASURE breaks quickly and ID due
Tor TOP effort
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS
AT LAUREL

year-OldsI 8 fuRlonGS
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Post Time. I:S0 Pm.
Selections Made for Slow Track

. olds and upi furlOngs
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Madden -WoodVieW Farm entry.
z3: XII pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Evening star., 1961-03-31

Point-to-Point Cup; 175 pounds; about
Evening star., 1961-03-31

SECOND RAcE-The Free state;
open race; 165 pounds; about 81
Evening star., 1961-03-31
BY the Associated Press

SEVENTH RACE-S1OO.O0 added;
the Florida Derby: 3-year-olds; 1ts
Evening star., 1961-03-31

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S25,000-
added; the Westchester; 4-year-olds
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Chevy Chase Chevrolet

Sethesds Chevy Chase. Md
OIL. 4.0100 OIL, 4.1Al2
Home 81 country Club Used cars''
BUICK '58 4.dr. Riviera; In ex-
SsIc.Ss ssI; Sonssi si;4SSSs &C. Ma HSMpeis is.ss4s ond.
BUICK 80 super 4-dr.: gtFai6ht
stick, :. and b.; excel. mech. eond.
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WARM BRICK
MOVE IN NOW!

Heart Of Falls churchrA true cen.
WITH repa:e. eIaa: isTss sspSrats sns dinins
rm.. 3 generous bedrms., / full,
two .h-baths, large side screened
porch. built-in garage, and walk
out basement; oil hot-water heat
fenced rear yard, trees. Flexible
terms. Reduced to $4,000.
c. M. HALEY, Realtor
12s S5S4R 3 pred %va.s ss n Tslls q, CHURCH Tsa.
WINTEH Wr1y1EGv PsIGEs ZIG , WILL so s00|E RI
this brand-new, 1i-brick rambler
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, baseboafd
h.-w:h., full bsmt., 3 flreplaees;
great big wooded lot. Only 81. 500
On, assume financing; $S9G,996S00 $SG,9960
%M. <. Sne! cHHPMAST GfIs AaSTIAI, TRFAE,rY. Y,V2SS Se
A =, ToUcH Z. Of ft;9;, ths ,modsrn In, n Mclean q,
IN The Si.tt. living insn.1 Tnl. with Ss'Rs. firs.
place. center hall entrance, Of
course, 1t has q separate dining
rm, equipped kitchen, 4 bedrms
and 3 full baths, enclosed earport
Fenced rear yard with patio
Priced in the 20s with Q $4,000
'ofh sERHNs,' seSi 'Gs R.sitors, Sso s''SGs sost
Chain Bridge I'd. Ell. 6.6022.
ALL.BRICK RAMBLER-3 bedrms. !.
full. bsmt.; fireplace. fenced lot
walk to schools and bus. ASSUME
paymt. Priced only $1b,950
LoRENE RAMaAY REALTY, IA
4-0023.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

LOTS (1s)-Buy o beautifully dc.
veloped waterfront Florida home.
site on Charlotte Harbor water.
way. Punta Gorda, nr. Fort Meyer.
You name terms, Priced right
Gail OIL. 6-Al0Q or IN a-232h.
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SUTTLAND

S21,e6Q and worth every penny Of
been appraised bv FHA for more
than We are asking for them. Lge.
rm.; lac. built. I'm kit. with eat.nG
space; 3 lse. bedTms.. 2M baths,
full bsmt. and .carpoTt. Beaut.
level lots With city water, sewer
end gaS. We only ask that you
look ct and compare these homes
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
$sil Branch Ave. Sc. SJGoAssT1Se Jo' s132Se
Southern Nd. First Realtor
UNIV. HTLLs-3-bedrm. Tancher
walk to all schools, Nd. q. Oniy
$1,000 down. HA. 2-2064,
UNIVERsfTY HILLS - 3-bedroom
brick rambler with h.-W. heat;
fireplace In living room; Gll-elec.
tric kitchen; close TO st. Marks
Northwestern High School Ant
MARYLAND Uniyer1itR; priced a
S16,600, With FHk terms avail.
\ able. Call til 0 p.mS WA, $4,000
ROBERT Q. DAVIS b CO., INC
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH FAST! NO DELAYs-2nd
trust loans. Consolidate bills:
money for any purpose D. G., Md,
Va. Day or ewes, UN. 4-9288.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS BY
End trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE g. INVEST. CO, 319
Southern Bldg, MA. S-3331; i'm
mediate service, 10 to 4:30 pm.
coMRAREG G Mr. r Our Sd e; IT, RePymt.
$2,000-$20 mo. s16.000-SI00 mo.
Up To 10 Yrs. to Repay. JA. 4-3300
ROY HANSEN, 2116 Wilson, Arl.
MONEY end TRUST-we will buy
End trust notes. D. c., nearby Md.
or Va; reas. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVEST. CORP :,
1872 N. Y. ave. NV, MA. S-5S33.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, Ist
and 2nd trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO., INC. IA. 7-5S00.
AL LOANS-1st or End trust. Any
purpose, loN as 5M9s, also refi-
nance to consolidate or sell. con-
venttonal or FLA. HE. 4-6S94.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
SALE QF. VALUABLE

NEGOTIABLE NOTE
DEFAULT HAVING heretofore been
made in payment Of certain
negotiAble promissory notes made
BY CARVER & MASSEY ENTER.
PR1SEs, INCORPORATED. and q
certain negotiable promissory note
made hy g; =. CARVER, Jry and
:; 4 @; MaAsS;EY, aAs.;, Jr;, all payable g
q n6s as.sS e sss 2aSssi?n' e
1859, sell at public auction Al
the entrance to the Arlington
County Court House Tower on
North Uhle Street, Arlington. Viz.
Mi6A%. Fasifi p; FEBRUARY II, 1851
AT 10 O'CLOCK AM.
That certain Ilegotiable promissory
note. pledged as collateral security
to the undersigned by Carver &
Massey Enterprises. Incorporated
On September 81; 1859 to secure
the payment Of the aforesaid
VT: Note 81 of 'f ERSEsT SfssESiLnsf [. HOP. S
KINS and LILLIAN z. HOPKINS
dated April 80, 1859. payable ia
Carver g. Massey Enterprises. In
corporated, and endorsed in blank,
in the original sum Of S11,300
and having q present principa
balance Of S10.361 .33 payable in
monthly installments Of $113 pei
month and secured by deed OF
trust on certain improved real
estate in the District Of Column
bia known as .3l04 Nineteenth
Street NV. which deed Of trust
Is recorded in Deed Book 1928
at Page Ala in the office of the
Recorder Of Deeds, washington.
TERMS OF SALE; All cash at time
to the successful bidder by the
undersigned. without recourse or
warranty Of any kind. OLD DO
MINION BANK. BY DAVID @.
WALKER, Vice President. 1926
Columbia pike, Arlington 4, Viz
ginia. fe3.10
WE BUY deferred purchase notes
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ALEX, vA.-Lot. 20xs0 IT,. 10.
Gated S.w. corner Of Cameron and
Fayette st. Improved with sub:
stantial 2.story brick house and
full bsTnt. Suitable for storage,
remodeling for apt. house or
offices, Price, $4,000. easy terms.
v. WARD BOSWELL INC, 22Q 50.
wash. st.. XII. 9.2616.
AM DFSTROUs OF LOCATING
MANUFACTURERS Of products
which can sell by mail order.
Reply BOX GALS. Star.
ARL. .GOING BUSINESS. Gift and
house furnishings. Loc. IN one oil
the best shopping centers in Va
10 min. from Pentagon. Owner
has other interests, can no longer
give necessary time to the busi-
ness. Merchandise and fixtures
can be bought reasonably, ideel
for married couple. reliable per.
sons only. Call JA. 6-8O97.
BEAUTY SALON, newly decorated
fully equipped: 4 operators. Good
I%SfAa'i93s VIZ. i99.3s27ss ssmall down payment
CONVALEsCENT HOMES in M
Licensed for 10 beds. Excel. u.
portunity. Write to Box 316-S
Star.
Evening star., 1961-02-03
susIAEss onpoRTUHITIEs OFFICES, STUDIOS is RENT
tcoNrlNUED)

BURGER.CHEF, one Of the fastest
gIowing drtye-tn chains In th'
burgers and is cent milkShakes;
has an excellent loci ready to "a
in Richmond. No exper. nee. We
train you and your. personnel.
Approx: $4,000 cash reauired-
Potential net S26, 900. For appt;
RohxRTE iaSI HorrzM1Mn. z.MISfMneIIo9 nI Il sah Sasl
Evening star., 1961-02-03

COUNTRY CLUE RAMBLER-NeaT
bedrms.. equipped Kit. with table
space. redecorated and ready for
immediate occupancy. S1S,060
FHA approved. FLORANCE REAL
TY, 1917 Wilson blvd. IA. 10000.
Evening star., 1961-02-03
acLEAN AnEA-Sz1,oV

GARDENERS DELIGHT
8 Bedrms., 2 Baths, 2-Car Gar
Lovely white Cape Cod on over
" acre: center-entr. hail.. large
liv. rm., firepl.. din. rm., brkfst
rm., equip. kit, twln-siEed bed.
rm., bath, side porch. on 1st:. z
lge. bedrms,, bath on End: full
bsmt., firepl., 2-car garege: gar
den house: excel. fenced 6arder
area, 1900 cash, S126 mo. p. ]
Immediate possession.
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NO MONEY DOWN
TO VETS

NO MONEY DOWN
TO VETS
Immediate possession on this lovely
new Ia bath nome wknnlsned
rec rm, ana 4th eedrm. IL needed.
PARAMOUNT REALTY co.
M. MARYLAND UNIVERSITY-3-
bedrm. brk. Colonial, situated on
attrsetive corner lot; sep: ain I'm, rm,2
TUs csspen: SSsSnin: ieS SS dn nsrS S7s 0'%s Psr
soss sSsSHf9i Il. RE1oHss REr1asosiH eo.. WA. 7.oseo
OXON HWI-Outstanding 4-bed.
room brick-and-fedWood rambler
with magnificent view: Q baths;
[-car garage: many extras. Cali
Mrs. Coz 70 see this out-of-the-
sasss:' s.saisRsasE' aSnsA HFsAS So a1ETY sfSSf e e. 81
OWNER MOVED 70 California,
likes IT, wants 70 stay. This is
Whist he says: sell my house $1,000
less, This makes me sick. ] must
confess, Got .bedrms.. 2 fun
baths, no less. Price SIT 800, PHA
SS sSo ,s. sn HUDSON aS nj Real Rl1s EsTATE EazSs
CO. IN. 4-iSiS. On. 1.7i7I.
OXON HILL; $500 dn.-3-bedfoom
soTTaEiWS csnSlir Ffs Rnf Ri o. asnseS ssSss Ss
PALMER PIX; Sl95 dT.. no settl.
ehgs.-3-bedrn, semidet.: fenced
lot; storm windows. NE. 9-12l2.
RIGGS RD. ARgAi only Sl3.95O-
Spacious 3 bedrn1s., sep. din. rm.,
MORE FOR LESS"
full bsrit.; fenced yard: near bus.
schools and shops.
w ]. NICHOLAS HE 4-1O0O
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LUCILLE COOK

JE. 2.s272 Realtor JE. 9.4ee4
0-D0WN CT, .Arlington-.3-bedrm
sTisk er 81, semi. s. .dst. With side PSEESs SEa
mmed. possession. rLQRANCI
REALTY. 2317 Wilson blvd. IA
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NEW BLDG.
1900 WIS. AVE.

LARGE SPACE USERS: finished to
to 4soSSo sq. :a IT, " aTHsilsbie Heh eor Be Sp
thesda's most luxurious bldg: ele-
yators, air cond., infinite flexibil-
ity; plumbing, electric, telephone
and TV lines throughout. Private
parking. Occupancy from Feb. 16.
JU. 7-b330.
Evening star., 1961-02-03

ARllSTRONG-SIDDELEY 80 Sap
So actual tDf'Ssihiss! iiss III. .IP0SsSiHsf SssSf.ar s.
driven, garage-kept car Is in.
maculste in every respect. S5,-
Evening star., 1961-02-03

14th st. n.w.-sinEle office, S45
and UP, or, can combine Up "a
q Groom suite, all services In
cluded. To inspect, see building
superintendent, or cali RANDALL
H. HAGNER, DE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-02-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
lcoNrlNuEnl

ASSUME LGR. 4Mss loan On this
r Ssh'r8Ens 84 SSsSss% 5sRS ta. z 'yiy H
oLiNE [. c1MfBELI. xoENT.
Y; 3:0173. u. $685. ewes" u.
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BHR
CLOSB.IN 8. ARI..
Open 9et.-Sun. les

BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC
REALTORS
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ssoSo SoNEIEEss65H4Hp IWEEs6H4H pISb. ISSEbAI!H *. ff9:SjsOO
Aiter 8 PIN. OF. 2-74s9
ARL. SPECIAL! lst time offered |
/ press bus. Ee have . big. solid,
brk.. home that's an exceptional
buyi 3 bedrooms and 2h baths
with q 16X1l master bedfm,, liv
rm. Is 22xl6 with Q firepl-en-
SSsnsr Sst frsPl n .arIs; rec a., fm. in igll
modern. kit. incls. dishwlsher and
disposal: For summertime enjoy
screened porch. $14,2O0; 4IaTs
loan to be assumed with q modes
$lo,36O. W. r. REYNOLDS Co.
REALTORS, ia. 1885.
i Inn a "A a 60 AGs-s-s.----
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

KENHLWoRTH INTERCHANGE =
Warehouse or shop, 33x100;. 10.
10. ceiling, 2 offices, parking.
Avail. March !. Mr.. ZARPAS, 10.
4-34ll,
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSIMESS PROP. for SALE

ATTORNEY has 0 client to buy
modern apt. lois units in Va.
No brokers. Write BOX 164-s, Star.
Evening star., 1961-02-03

Y0UR OPPORTUNITY
$500 cash includtng settlement fee.
SlO6 per month. Immediate oc-
cupency. FLA committed. Brick
rambler. 5 rms. and bath. newly
dec. usahle attic. 69O6 Barton pl.,
Elementary schools. Must Be sold
immed. Call sP. 3-6937.
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Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1961-04-02
D. c. STUDIOS

Continued From Preceding Pose
report. Debuting this Sunday, it's
weekly five-minute review Of the
latest medical information titled
THE Doctor Reports" Cast in the
title role is DR.. James Watt, director
of the National Heart Institute.
Lecture time is 1855 pm.
MORE BEAUTY TIPS. Twenty
five area women will make their
TV classroom debut tomorrow when
The SundOy Stor TV Mo9oine,
Evening star., 1961-04-02

Inga starts her third weekday TV
Beauty School on WRC-4. The six
week course will include instruction
in makeup, clothing, health and
exercise.
A BUSY GAL. Sophie Altman.
writer, lecturer and producer OF
WRC-4's Teen Talk, takes on an
other occupation tomorrow. She'll
be judge at the National Oratorica!
Contest Of the National Council OF
Catholic Youth at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Ioshinston. D. C., April z. 1861 ~
Evening star., 1961-04-02
some don't

UndermeGr. For school, simple
white cotton knit panties and shirts
are all that are needed. Buy enough
in case you don't launder them every
night. When you buy party under
wear, a pair of little lace-trimmed
nylon panties and nylon boufant
petticoat are usually sufficient.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
A few pet peeVes

Before end I'd like to mention one of my pet peeves
about chldrens clothing This is matching mother-and-
daughter outfits There's difference of 20 to 30 years
between mother and daughter and in most outfits one or
the other will look ridiculous If you must match stick
to things like breakfast coats play clothes or aprons
On the matter of matching sister clothing, think 1t
must be agreed by the sisters If the little girls are
close enough i'll age, sometimes they enjoy it, But one
is considerably older, she is apt to resent it.
More pet peeves: Clothes that come apart. Fancy,
mmedup slacks. Great big diversified sleeves which are
uncomfortable and never enhance small child. Big soup
catcher bows at the neck. Belts that off (sew them
on Yourself if they not attached. Fancy shoes Too
big clothes on small children Fancy buttons. Overdone
eyeglasses in coors that clash with your childs dress
And of ALL little girls dressed like midget grownups
rather than the children they - The End
Evening star., 1961-02-13
In Dry Cleaning Perfection

Pleats get permanents creases stay crisp
+. when clothes are revitalized with Elites
miraculous STA-NU process. No need to
worry about wrinkling suits or depleated
skirts; clothing takes on a new vitality
STA u vitality-that lasts longer; keeps
your clothes fresh-looking and neat. Elites
convenient pickup and delivery saves time
and steps; or stop at any handy neighbor-
hood location.
Evening star., 1961-02-13
ADVERTISEMENT
IE!sl.!!II'eI
LOOK BEHIND YOU
BY Helen Ryan

There is a difference between
the perfectly turned out wo-
man and the less than perfect
Evening star., 1961-02-13

A wonderful, easy-to-make
gift for someone in school,
or for anyone who reads a
great deal, is a protective
felt book cover. The book
protector takes very little
time and money, and it will
certainly be received with
Joy. Then, for those who
wear glasses, try a felt eye
glasses case-and this is un-
believably easy to make!
Both Of these gifts. Of
course. must be personalized
with the name or initials Of
the one for whom you are
making them. This is done
with interlocked rickrack.
Book Cover: You'll need
y yard felt; 425 yards baby
rickrack.
l. Cut felt into S pieces.
Two pieces are 3" x 10la"
for inside flaps; one piece
l0la" 151a" for jacket; one
piece l" IA" for bookmark;
one piece az inches high,
6la inches across the top,
tapered in on each side to
51a inches across the bottom
for the pocket.
2. Pin pocket to front Of
jacket, 3l2 inches above the
lower edge. Pin at bottom
first, then square off pocket.
bringing in fullness at top to
allow room for note pads,
etc.
3. Top stitch rickrack
around outside edges and
down sides to form pocket
divisions.
4. Pencil in name or in
itials in center front. below
pocket. Cut two strips Of
rickrack about Is inches long
Evening star., 1961-02-13
Felt Gifts Are Easy to Make

or as long as necessary. and
interlock one point over the
other. Press and top stitch
over pencil markings.
S. Cut bookmark into a v
shape at one end. Stitch two
rows Of rickrack around en-
tire bookmark.
Spin inside flaps to inside
Of jacket, front and back,
with edges even. Pin book
mark to upper end of jacket
back, 6 inches from right
edge.
7. Top stitch rickrack on
right side Of fabric around
entire jacket "a inch from
outside edge. catching in
bookmark and two flaps.
Eyeglasses Case: You'll
need two pieces of felt each
3l2" x T.: AZ inches baby
rickrack for edge of case and
as much as is necessary for
names or initials you use.
First round off one short
side Of each felt piece as in
illustration. Then. pencil In
names or initials on one piece
and top-stitch rickrack over
pencil markings.
Stitch rickrack to each felt
Evening star., 1961-02-13

DR.. ROSALYN S. YALOW
-. Pathological physicist
foreign astronomers and as
trophysicists.
She holds membership in
several other professional
organizations including the
American Astronomical So
ciety.
Lives Here
DR.. Aitchison is being
cited for Outstanding lead
erShip in research and train
ing in the field of modern
tran S portation economics
and traffic management"
A former university teach
er, she began her Govern
ment career in the Interstate
Commerce Commission; was
director Of the Transport
Economics Division, Office
OF Transportation, Commerce
Department, from 1851 to
1858, and was appointed di-
rector of transportation re-
search in the Post Office De-
partment in 1858.
She has lectured regularly
at the annual Air Institute
and the Institute of Indus
tial Transportation and
Traffic Management at
American University. She
also has served as a lecturer
at the Advanced Traffic
Management Courses at the
U. S. Army Transportation
School at Fort Eustis, Va.
Mrs. Wickens, who has
kept her finger on the Ma
tion's economic pulse through
a variety Of statistical jobs
in Federal service since 1923,
was made economic adviser
to the Secretary of Labor
in 1858.
Her reputation for "ex-
pressing complicated eco
Evening star., 1961-02-13

front view alone. Remember
you are seen from all sides.
Where the back hairdO is a
lovely thing of line and con-
tour, your reaction is a happy
one.
Expertly cut and shaped hair
makes the difference between
q lovely hairdo and one that
may be lacking. Call for an ap-
pOintment. Vague Hair FASH
ions by Helen, 34OO Connec-
ticut Avenue N. w., Washing
ton. WOOdley 5000.
Evening star., 1961-02-13
BY FRANCES LIDE
Star Staff Writer

Six Government career
women in fields as diverse as
diplomacy. aStrophysics and
penology have been selected
as recipients of the new Fed
eral Woman'S Award.
With one exception, all
have served in Washington
and three hold positions here
now.
Chosen for their "out-
standing contributions to the
quality Of efficiency of the
career service of the Federal
Government, for their influ-
ence ON major Government
programs, and for personal
qualities Of dedication, integ-
rity, judgment and leader
ship" they were announced, in
alphabetical order, as follows: :
DR.. Beatrice Aitchison, di-
rector of transportation re-
search, Bureau of Transpor-
tation. Post Office Depart
ment.
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Bacon,
Charge d'Affaires, American
Embassy in Wellington, New
Zealand. Department of State.
Miss Nina Kinsella, war
den, Federal Reformatory for
Women, Anderson, w. Va,
Department of Justice.
DR.. Charlotte Moore Sit
terly, physicist. National Bu-
reau Of Standards, Depart
ment Of Commerce.
Mrs. Aryness Joy Wickens,
economic advisor to the Sec
retary, Department Of Labor.
DR.. Rosalyn S. Yalow, prin-
cipal scientist, Kaleidoscope
Service. Bronx Veterans Ad-
ministration Hospital, New
York.
Banquet Planned
The award-first Of it's
kind established exclusively
to honor career women cho-
sen from the entire Federal
Government-will be pres
ented at a banquet Friday,
February "a, at the Statler
Hilton Hotel. Civil Service
Commissioner Barbara Bates
GundersoA is chairman Of
the Board of Trustees for
the award which initiated a
search for candidates last
October.
AS Charge d'Affaires at our
Embassy in New Zealand,
Miss Bacon is one of only
two American women to head
diplomatic missions abroad.
She is out-ranked, distaff-
wise in the Foreign Service
only by Miss Frances Willis.
United States Ambassador to
Norway.
Starting her career with
the State Department in
1889, she held many respon-
sible posts in the depart
mental service over a IT.
year period before entering
the Foreign Service in 1856.
Assigned to Wellington as
Deputy Chief of Mission sew
eral months ago, she recently
was made Charge d'Affaires
after Ambassador Francis
Russell departed for a new
post as envoy to Ghana.
Earlier Miss Bacon became
recognized as an authority
Evening star., 1961-02-13

:. economist
head Of administrative az
fairs.
She entered the correction
al field by chance. After
taking a Civil Service exam
ination, she was offered her
choice Of three jobs, and ac-
cepted one dealing with penal
institutions.
Miss Kinsella attended d
Boston University and is q
graduate of st. Mary's Edu-
cational Institute, Salem,
Mass.
In her present post she
meets many represe a.
tives of foreign countries who
ask to visit Anderson for
first-hand observation of its
organization and correctional
programs.
DR.. Sitterly, who is being
cited for Outstanding scien-
tific achievement in the
fields Of atomic spectroScopy
and astrophysicS" joined the
staff of the National Bureau
Of Standards in 1945.
Her work in its Spectros-
copy laboratory has included
analysis of atomic spectra,
compilation Of data on atom
ic energy levels, interpreta-
tions of the solar spectrum,
and the discovery of the ele-
ment technet!um in the sun.
DR.. Sitterly is graduate
OF Swarthmore College and
received her Ph.D degree
from the University of Cali
fornia. She did research
work at the Princeton Uni
versity Observatory for sew
eral years before coming
here.
She is an associate of the
Royal Astronomical Society
OF Great Britain - first
woman to receive this dis
tinction which is awarded by
the society to distinguished
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-. ostrophysicist
on Far Eastern affairs and
as a specialist on the United
Nations, as well as other in
ternational organizations. In
1946 she became adviser for
the Departments Far East
ern Bureau on United Ma
tionS matters.
She is an alumna of Rad
cliffe College where she re-
Ceived her B.A. and Ph.D. de-
grees in government. with
major in International law.
She is being cited specifi-
cally for outstanding contri-
buttons to the formulation
and maintenance of United
States foreign policy in the
field of Far Eastern Affairs"
Miss Bacon will be repre-
sented at the dinner here
by her sister. Miss Dorothy
Bacon, q professor of eco
nomics at Smith College.
Warden Named
Miss Kinsella, warden OF
the Federal Reformatory for
Women at Anderson since
l949. heads the only institu-
ton operated by the Federal
Government for the confine-
ment of women convicted OF
criminal offenses.
She is being honored for
"her leadership and influ-
ence in raising standards Of
correctional treatment and
her accomplishments in
equipping persons to lead
useful and productive lives"
A Washington resident for
almost 20 years, Miss Kin
sella came here from her ma
tive Massachusetts in 1880 to
serve as executive assistant
to the first Director OF the
= Bureau of Prisons. Prior to
that time she had worked
with the Department of Cor
rections in Massachusetts as
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starting from the edge of one
long side, around the rounded
side, and up the other long
side, leaving the short
straight edge open. Stitch
over the stitching line that
attached rickrack to felt.
Miss Scott is oIwoys eIod to hear
from her readers. ond whenever pos
Sible will use their questions in her
column, but becouse Of the greet
volume Of moil received dolly. she
cannot answer individual letters.
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