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HELP WOMEN
HOSTESS
TRAINEES
HOT SHOPPES

Exceptional opportunities for WON
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make excellent appearance AM
are interested In working with thu
public. Full salary offered durinI
training with complete benefit
| program. Day and evening hour
available IN Md. and Va. areas
CAL OIL. $4,000. Ext. sol 70 ar.
range interview.
IBM KEYPUNCH OPERATIONS, ex.
R sE: tSIl e StJe. eTso time Call Mrs
INSURANCE, life, exper,, knowl-
edgeable in all-round policy. hold
err servicing TO handle life de-
partment Of well-known agency
Good telephone. manner, accurate
typing REQUIRED. Excel. Eorkint
s SasTiY,j fri sgIe benefits Ph; NR
ms, sECY., Arl, ins, co. has immed
opening for good. steno, with soml
IDS exper. days, min. $S33
Wilson blvd, All. "a. $4,000.
INSURANCE CLERK-TYPisT = s
days per week, small fire, casualty
RIDDLE AGENCY. 20s-86S7.
J. .sURANCE AGENCY desires aieri
woman. interested In earning basic
elements Of business. Perm. posi-.
Ton. Modern air-cond. office
INSURANCE CLERK, for large In,
surance agency. Aptitude for II.
cures and detail. Compose letters
MRS. STARR, DH, 7-0S33,
INTERVIEWER TRAINEE--Mature
lady needed. 26 TO IS. Must have
typlng and average ability with
ground helpful. Downtown. 5-day
week and fringe benefits. Small
friendly organization, Call for
appt. Mr.. Poland, DI, 1882
THE WASHINGTON TELEPHONE
FEDERAL CREDIT UNION.
INTERVIEWER TRAINEE, NO FRE
for office personnel DEBT.
ATLAS A0CY., l420 NY. Ave. NV
INTERVIEWER ltypist) ability c
duties sss DT posOn s''s ntsre y Sisr Snd
varied. sick leave and paid va
cation. Hrs. 5 am, 10 $3.50 PIN,
Mon. through Fri, Apply person.
mel, 3 am. TO 2 pm, Monday
P TTHEfnl iiSO v vssnum y. ne hos-
KEYT UNCH OPERATOR, local life
insurance co. Age rs to IS. excel.
lent employe benefits. short
hours, opportunity for advance
mept: Resourceful and ener-etie
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, 1857 K. street NV, Suite
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ASST. BOOKKEEPER

ASST. BOOKKEEPER
PRIVATE CLUB desires person with
bookkeeping experience 10 prepare
payroll and assist bookkeeper In
inventory, banking, ETC.. b-day
week. With lunch provided. Free
Decentralization, life insurance, re.
tirement and parking. OIL. 2-4270.
Asst. Dean of Women
sW. Univ needs woman with ex,
reT. N univ. adm, MA. deg, anc
PsnhelIlssnle exper; pref, Call tol
(pers), l7l1 Conn. ave. NV.
ATTENTION II. s. GIRLS
II AND OVER-NO EXPER.
Make Extra Money For School
World Wide Sales. 40O5 Annapolis I'd
Bladcnsburg Shopping Ctr S64 -0b2i
ATTRACTIVE HOsTEssEs, walt
Tesses and barmaids. One O
Washington's finest night clubs
Must apply In person, 10 1
pm. 1923 You 81. NV.
AuTOMOTIYE TITLE CLERK foi
Metropolitan Chevrolet dealer
Exper. pref. Good opport for rich
person. Mod. air-cond. office, paiC
vac, excel Decentralization ard
life insurance plan, other emplo7t
benefits Bala commemorate
with ability Call Mr.. Morris al
WIsSINdER CHEVROLET co.
JE 2-n2n0
BANK B0OKKEEPER. exper. ma,
chine operator only, transp. nee
Salary according 70 ability. POTO,
MAC NATIONAL BANK, Potomac
Nd, EN-. $4,000.
BANK B0OKKEEPER, exper, ma.
chine operator only, tranBp. nee
Salary according 70 ability, Pc.
TOMAC NATIONAL BANK, Poto,
mac, Nd. EN-. $4,000.
BEAUTfCIAN, experienced, Will
license, good salary. Cali IA. q
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HELP WOMEN

Doc KPR,, vie. Bethesda, acct. pbl
and recbL, excel. SAL, tnq., ST.
$4,000 BoYD'S, 200 18th NV.
BOOKKEEPER AND TYP1sT
bookkeeper-typist, down.
town professional office. Perma-
nent position. Minimum 3 yrs.
experience. Statistical tipping ex-
perienee helpful but not required.
Salary commensurate with ex-
perience and capability. Send
resume TO Box 313-A, star
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CLERK
CLERKS. STATISTICAL
Pull Time s.S Ss dsd Mfs. Brant

$500 A1a
Pull Time. Gail Mrs. Brant
100000
CLERK, general office WORK. no
experience necessary, TO work m
9iIlee and take phone orders, 40
nenIs 2 week, no sats. st.25 hr.
CLERK for general office work
Some typing. Good with figures
FERN. full time, Employe bene-
fits. See Mr.. Edwards. GALL
AND BRO. 500 18Th 81 NV.
CLERKS-if you like
Working with figures. Career On
por. as acctg. .elks., oOkkeepine
mach. oprs., bkkpFs. To $500.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1883 Eve N w.
CLERK-TYPIsT for Fairfax County
Health Dept; Fells Church branch.
High school grad.. / ". EXP
state exam. REQ. 40 w.p.ni. typinw
salary $3.50. OR. $1,000.
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HELP WOMEN
DEMONSTRATORS.

DO you NEED extra money! SIS
EoHisTSs for selling only loo rssr
ments. say 'bo st for SO boxes ssSS III
for % boxes. etc. Free personaliEed
samples, plus leading boxes on
approval. Write today. II costs
you nothing TO try. CHEERFUL
CARD CO. H-331, White Plains,
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Fast typiSt, phone exper. on col
lection, good hrs, good pay perm
position.
N FRK -TVpTST9 SR6-gQs
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CARPENTRY WORK = Partitions,
rec n rms ms: S closets s.. bsesses' etc.
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oIsRIEL PIANO q ORGAN co.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
925 @ st. NV. Ma. SOAPS
64S5 Arl. Blvd. Op. z Cor. 523-3002
Va. Store Open
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GROCERY EQUIPMENT avail. i'm
med. Walk-in refrigcrated meat
and produce boxes. walk-in freez-
ers. slicers. grinders. cash regis
tiers, scales, metal shelving. ice
machines, cleo. conveyor sections.
compressors, coils. etc. Complete
store available. -, n o,so
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
(coNTlNUEDl

Atlas JANITORIAL SERVICE anS
4 lawn maintenance, homes, offices
apartments. RIA. 3-0260.
BRICK. BLOCK and concrete work
/ Free estimates. T. J. BISON
ETTE. IA. 7-4960.
BRICK, BLOCK AND CONCRETE
Patios, walls, walks, porehes and
barbecues. No job too large or
small. For free estimate, call 1885,
1884.
CARPENTER, European. remodel
ing. modernization. rec. rooms,
porches, garages, bookcases, book
shelves, paneling, fornlica Job, all
repairing or custom craft work.
CAL any time. VIII. 6-3196 or
CARPENTRY WORK = Partitions,
rec. rms, closets, hkcases, etc,
GUAR. Refs. Call S64-382b.
CARPENTRY and general repairs
OF All type. Large or small Jobs.
CARPETING, sales. service, clean
ing. free estimates, reas. factory
prices. 736-3261.
CEMENT, BRICK, FLAGSTONE,
WATERPROOFING WORK, %
years exper.. reliable colored man.
work guaranteed. 726-5734.
CEMENT WORK = Walks. steps,
driveways, etc. All work guaran-
teed. Prices reas. NO. 7-1142.
CONCRETE sPECIALTIEs, porches,
drives, walks, etc. Licensed and
bonded. Mr.. JOHN. 567-4559.
CONCRETE work Of all kinds.
No job too big or small. Low
prices. Call days. OIL. 2-7705,
Ewes. ~. 1852.
ELECTRIC WIRING for light and
power. Free estimates. HU. 3-7666
or ewes. 10. 5-0603.
FLOOR WORK-Sanding and fin
ishing. Prices reas. Work guaran-
teed. c. c. DEATON. RIA. 6-7662.
FURNITURE, upholstery repairing,
chair, sofa bottoms rewebbed.
Your home. my shop. Compl. re-
upholster. NORRIS, tn. 2-75S1.
GENERAL REPAIRS AND PAINT
ING yards and Easements cleaned.
Trash removed. SP.3-1174.
J. I. COMMUNICATIVE re-
modelling, res. and business. ReaS.
Dependable. HA. $4,000.
PAINTER, expert, 10 yrs. exper.
6-S pm, II. 6-2995.
PAINTING, interior and exterior,
reas. rates. Free estimates. Is yrs.
exper. UN. 4-9057.
PAINTING EXTERIOR, LIST class
work, matreials. Do own work. 2
brothers. white, refs. JA.2-1731.
PAINTING-Interior exterior and
roof repairs. 20 yrs. exper. first
class work. Call day or night,
562-6390. 547-3665.
PAINTING, interior. exterior, roof
carpentry, gutter work by white
mech. Call anytime. CHI. S-4404.
PAPERING AND INT. PAINTING,
white mechanic, 1st-class work.
Reas. prices. DUFFY. RA. 6-S700.
PLASTERIN0 REPAIRS, patching
new ceiling. remodel. reas. rates
satisfaction guar. JU. 0-4154.
PLUMBTNG-Bath, kit. remodeling.
Reg. and bonded. Mont. Co. area
Free est. LEE. Pc. 2-4075.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, gas
furnaces and water heaters, re-
modelling and repair work, regis
tered IN d. c. and Md. 949-232S
nv REPAIRS. free estimates n
your home. Day and night calls
Reasonable rates. ia. 9-7992.
UPHOLSTERY REPAIRING. Your
home or my shop. Chair. sofa bot
toms rewebbed. Also complete re-
upholstering. MORRIS, To. 2-75S1.
WALLPAPER REMOVAL By the on.
ly bonded and ms. paper removal
CO. in D. c., Nd. Va, DI. 7-160O.
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JR. DINRTTE SET, 4 chairs. table
and china closet, cocktail table.
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ORGANs-Values in floor sample
popular makes. At JoRDAN's, cor
ner 18th q @ SITS. NV. (ST. g.
9400l: Baileys Cross Roads Shop
ping Center, Va. l4S1-71SD;
1882 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring
gu. 5-1105); 104 william St,
Fredericksburg, Va. Essex B.
7472). Silver Spring and Bailey's
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CARPENTRY and general repairs
Of all type. Large or small Jobs.
Call 522-77S5.
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KNITTING MACHINE, Passap. dbl.
bed Dualmatie, Swiss made, In
original box. ell attachments In
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PUBLIC RELATIONS
type work available
for qualified young
women with some
college or busi-
ness experienee.
Duties include public
contact and arrang-
ing services for the
comfort and conveni-
ence Of the subscriber.
II you can qualify.
you will receive 4 to
8 weeks OF training
ct full salary. Liberal
benefits and pay
scale commensurate
with abilities. The
CHESAPEAKE q PO-
TOMAC TELEPHONE
CO., 726 18th ST. NV.
between 500 am. and
4 pm. this week. An
equal opportunity
employer.
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Wash's. Largest Music STORED
1880 O st. NV, RE. 7-6212.
ORGANS, S495. Must be seen to
S tev bosr dsw aS pea Erg for
1898 per week including lessons
music and delivery. KITS %
convenient locations: Dntn., 1880
q ST. NV, RE. 1922; Alex.
1891 Mt. Vernon ave, XII. S-6SS3;
Congressional Plaza shopping ctr,
Rockville pike, HA. 7-7420. IVA.
and Nd. stores open daily I'll o
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EN-. 3-377l.
SHIPPING CRATES for dogs and
cats. All sizes. Rabbit hutehes.
Cat carriers. RA. 6-3445.
SKUNK, pet, s weeks old. shots
and deoderized. Call anytime,
b27-S652.
TOY FOX TERRIER PUFFY, male.
playful. $50, With papers. $40.
Call OR. 4-7190.
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DOCTORS
HELPER. S325

EXPERIENCED HAIR STYLISH,
men only. for exclusive Spring
Valley area. Call EN-. 2-1171 for
cSn EST HAIR yi sTTYHITEErs AND VIM
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classical, genuine An
others. VENEMxN Music, s426I
Ga. ave-, Sill. Spring. JU. S-5l99.
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HELP WOMEN
sTENooRAPnER. fast ty

sTENOGRAPnER. fast typist.
pleasant wofkin9 conditions in
modern office. salary common
surate with ability. Contact MISS
SIMMONS. 2101 New York ave.
ne. LA. 6-6b10.
TEACHERS, definitely qualified
for typing and shhd., phys. ed,
librarian, guidance, French, Eng
llsh and speech. and elem. Grades.
Top salaries and locations,
ADAMS TEACHERS AoCY.. 500
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HELP WOMEN

RECEPTIONIsT for PBx board,
tipping essential, air:condItioned
offices, all benefits. J. 0Uss a
s eo1S St,s sg 6osD Ws ssSss.siooa ave- me-
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FARM AND GARDEN


- August sale. KIRK
DAYLTLY GARDENS, 44I4 Hewitt
ave. Wheaton. Nd. VIII. 6-S667,
LAWNAfOWERs, Gang. SIT, cut,
like new, will pull behind any
tractor. Call KI. o-O300 or u.
9-0S10.
Rich TOPsOIL "tops IN quality
"a. 5-9i9f or i03E327-4S00.
TANBARK, no BAGS. Ground hard
wood. bark, not heated. Analy,
nitro, AZ, pH4, 301-ST. 2-54R2,
3O1-ST. $500 after 9 pm.
TOMATOES for canning. Also eu-
cumbers, strawberries, In TEMPLE
Hills. sc. o. .; g. t0s4 Temnls
TOPsOIL. very rich. for lawns and
greenhouse. Very reas. Call RE.
5-1199 or RE. 6-7970.
Tractors Farmall. with sickle
bar. both good condition. !S34s.
Also 2 row boats. S45 and $50
each. 354-025S.
TRIES
Cut down, topped. Shrubbery cut
down. trimmed, sprayed. Flower
gardens cleaned, Il days q week,
24-hour service, JU. 5-2623.
WE SPECIALIZE In pruning ever
green. fruit trees and shade trees.
Also in tree removal. Prices are
much cheaper now.
Fully Insured Free Estimates
EVANSVILLE TREE SERVICE
WA. 7-2274
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PTANOS-Back to school special
Beautiful full keyboard spinet pi-
ssn99ss 10 y; sHarS AM, r I9p value a',S
option to buy. KfTT's Is conven-
tent locations: Dntn., 1880 O st.
NV, RE. 7-6212; Alex, 1921 Mt.
Vernon ave, XII. S-6SS3. Congress
sional Plaza shopping ctr, Rock
vile pike. HA. 7-7420. IVA. and
Nd: stores open daily It'll 0 pm.
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CARRENTER, European, remodel
ing. modernization. rec. rooms,
porches, garages, bookcases, book
shelves, paneling, formica Job, all
5S0-4909.
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PIANOS! SPINETSl CONSOLESl
AND 0RANDSI Big summer clear
ance. All famous makes. In q
wide variety Of styles and fin
ishes. Priced to move quickly. A
real opportunity to save. KITS
g convenient locations). Dntn.,
1880 q st. NV, RE. 1922;
Alex, 1921 Mt. Vernon ave.. XII.
S-6SS3; Confessional Plaza shop
ping ctr. Rockville pike, HA. Y
7420. IVA. and Md. stores open
daily It'll 0 pm. except Saturday,
PIANO king upright, recently
tuned. sos. Near Address Field.
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Crowd of 1000 Likely
For Pigskin Club Fete

More than 900 reservations,
already the greatest number in
the history of the event, have
been made for tomorrow
nights 26th annual Pigskin
Club awards dinner at the
Statler-Hilton Hotel.
The number of diners is
expected to top 1000 for the 8
o'clock affair in the Presiden-
tial and Congressional rooms.
They will gather to see the
likes of Nays Roger Staubach,
260-pound Bob Brown of Ne
braska, DR.. Martin Luther
King, Ralph McGill, A. Philip
Randolph and Dean Francis B
Sayre of the Washington
Cathedral. and to pay tribute
to the memory of the late
President Kennedy.
DR.. Mordecai Wyatt johnson
president emeritus of Howard
University, will conduct the I'm
Memoriam" program for the
late President. Special music
will be sung by the Howard
University school of music.
Staubach will be honored as
the collegiate back of the year
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and I were elected to try our
luck.
We both scored, but I'll have
to admit that I was a little
startled to hear the report of
Coles gun after my bird passed
over the blind. Seems he didn't
think I hit mine we'll enough,
and he took an insurance shot.
At any rate the bird plopped
among our decoys. very dead.
That made three in hand,
and after that the traffic got
very thick. AS Cole predicted,
about 8:l5, geese started filling
the air. 1t was fascinating to
listen to Ronnie work on them
Cole wouldn't let his troupe
fire into any large punches of
geese, because. as he pointed
out. you undoubtedly would kill
one or two, but after being
fired on that flock would stay
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Louisville Gets
Golden Gloves

LOUISVILLE, Dec. IS (AP)
The National Golden Gloves
Amateur Boxing Tournament
will be held in Louisville's Free
dom Hall next February but
actual dates are in doubt.
Golden Gloves Director Bill
Moore announced yesterday
that settlement Of an argument
over use of headgear eliminat-
ed major roadblock to hold
ing the tourney in Louisville
Tentative dates are February
24-28.
The Amateur Athletic Union
recently amended its rule on
headgear. leaving the decision
up to State chapters. Ken
tucky's AAU voted against use
Of headgear.
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Ex-Umpire to Run
Twins Form Team

MIN EAPOLIs Dec. Il
(AP).-The Twins named, BOZ
Willis, SO. manager Of their Or
lando farm club in the Florida
State League last night.
Willis, who started in base
ball as an umpire. has been
general manager of the Fox
Cities club, Appleton, Wis, the
past six years.
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Rhodes Buntums
Ready to Enter
Sail Races Here

Another class of sailing craft
has been formed to Join the
long list now recognized in the
Washington and Chesapeake
Bay areas.
This one is the Rhodes
B antam Glass Association,
which becomes the Potomac
River Sailing Association Fleet
No. SO.
Wayne Fischer, 1910 North
Oak street, Arlington, will be
fleet captain and secretary for
1864.
In announcing formation of
the class here Fischer said:
THE Rhodes Bantam is a
hard chine version Of the
International IA, one of the
fastest sailboats available. It
was designed In 1910 by the
well-known naval architect,
Phil Rhodes. The Bantam is
available in wood or fiberglass
or in kit form.
The hard chine makes 1t
among the most stable of all
l4-foot day sailers, while the
130-square feet of sail area and
the large spinnaker place it
among the most exciting and
competitive Of the planning sail
boats"
Fischer says the Bantam
Glass expects to have five boats
ready for the spring series OF
the Potomac River Sailing As
ISOLATION.
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rs Hunters
Get 26 Deer

Another one Of those tales of
the perfect deer hunt has
reached this desk.
This time Officer Herbert
Rise of the Metropolitan
Police fourth precinct, reports
that his annual party Of &c
hunters went TO the hills OF
West Virginia and got rs deer
during the 6-day hunting
season.
Rise has a cabin on a noun
tain near Bloomery, w. Va, 81
miles from Winchester, Va
The hunt has had the same
personnel for a number OF
years. They usually do very
we'll but never before has each
member of the party gotten a
deer.
Rise, whose home Is $500
Lee Highway, Arlington, says
the party takes a relaxed
attitude toward their hunting,
never staying in the woods
more than 5 hours. This year
they would start out at 7:3O
am. and be out by 4 pm. every
day.
The first day the party got six
bucks; five the second day; six
the third day; three each the
fourth, fifth and sixth days.
Rise himself got a 9-point
buck that weighed 165 pounds,
field dressed. The largest deer
taken was one that weighed
$50 pounds.
But as usual the biggest buck
got away. Two members Of the
party cracked down on one
that was reputed to be a IA to
Is pointer. Both missed.
JOHNSON.
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Ice Hockey Teams
Play Rood Comes
ian Players In 10 or N

WaShington's amateur Ice
hockey teams all will be, play.
ing in Pennsylvania this weel
end.
The Potomacs play the
Pittsburgh Hornets at II am
Sunday in Pittsburgh, the
Rebels are at Philadelphia
tomorrow for a l pm. date
with the WisSahickon Hockey
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That put the decoys In the
wide-open field behind us. The
blind was hidden in tall grass
along the edge OF a shallow
ditch. 1t occurred to me that
most Of the geese were going to
come out of a game refuge
behind us. and I wondered how
they were going to get turned
around and come in from the
opposite direction. But Cole
and Salt showed me. Out Of all
the hundreds Of geese I saw
during the day, every one that
decoyed came from the direc-
ton our impresario predicted.
Salt Shows Wares
Salt got to show what he
could do in the first light Of
dawn. A goose was heard
honking a long way off.
Bring him in, Ronnie," Cole
directed.
Ronnie huddled in the tall
grass and began his "querrrp,
querrrp" call. That goose came
down the wind, got near the
blind and made a sharp right
hand turn to come right over
US.
Don't shoot" Cole warned.
TOO early yet"
1t was right on the dot Of 7
a m, and seven minutes away
from official sunrise. the legal
time to start shooting.
But we didn't have to wait
long until we had an almost
exact repeat performance.
About five minutes after Off
cial sunrise another single
came winging from the north.
Salt turned him with his call
ing artistry and the goose came
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over the blind. Wheeler, jr.
was given the first chance and
he banged away when the
goose was about 40 yards out.
The bird crumpled and
dropped with a heavy thud Just
behind the blind.
Another Prediction
There was a long period of
inactivity after that, but Cole
took 1t very casually.
They won't start moving
we'll until after 8 o'clock" he
said.
After a wait Of about 80
minutes Ronnie spotted a flock
Of four a long way off, appar-
emily headed for the Tired Avon
River. But the Cree's call
sounded so appealing to them
they changed their minds and
headed for us. This time Perry
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FAIR WINDS OR FOUL

LOWER POTOMAC ond CHESAPEAKE BAY-Winds
Vorioble to 10 knots today, tonight and tomorrow
except mostly northeast to 10 knots in the extreme
south portion Cloudy weather. occasional ron Visibility
about miIes-CompiIed by U. S. Weather Bureau
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MyIes Thomas Dies,
Pitched for Senators

TOLEDO, Ohio, Dec. Is (AP) .
-Myles L. Thomas, 81, who
pitched for the Yankees in the
late 1920S and for the Senators
in 1929 and 1880, died here
yesterday of a heart attack.
Thomas Joined the Yankees
in 1925 and was traded to the
Senators in 1929.
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and Brown, a guard, as line
man Of the year. Attorney
General Kennedy, DR.. King
McGill, Randolph and Dean
Sayre will receive citations in
human relations.
1t will not be known until
dinnertime whether the Attor-
ney General will attend. Others
listed at the head table include
.Colum list Drew Pearson
Andrew Hatcher, associate
White House press secretary;
and F. Joseph Donohue, former
District Commissioner.