•** THE SUNDAY STAR. Washington, D. C. life is attempting to "educate” | las them to get their food else- C-6 St'NDAV. JANTAKY 13. IM; the mice by coating seeds with i where. Tree seed-eating has been Shirley Fry poison which gives them a larg* 1 considerably reduced as a re- Plans to Skip OUTDOORS fas -rtfFMPhy y. pain in the stomach and teach- sult. j^Jr Big Tourneys With BILL LEETCH ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.. Jan. 12 (/P).—Shirley Fry, holder of the United States and Wimble- don women's tennis champion- We have been much amused by kindling fur a breakfast the, ships wiill not defend those titles, reports on ‘‘OldJoe,” a buffalo at and before we could stop her, laid a cylindrical - she said in a letter received to- large in Alaska who has disputed stick of fire- | "When it's Tires, Bat I by St. Petersburg Times wood on a flat rock and wal- day a way teries or Capping, you • reporter. the right of with traffic on loped it with the axe. The axe I According gashed leg “I do not plan to defend any the Alcan highway. deflected ana her I can depend on us for j to the bone. Fortunately no titles in 1957 and will confine my to the Fish and Wildlife Service. J the best prices on the \ arteries were cut and first aid play to mixed doubles.” Miss Fry conquest, the fifth Joe's latest effective until the camp quality you want prop- I wrote in a personal letter to Tom record, po- was on was a territorial speedboat got McEwen from Sydney. Australia. which the shaggy her to town and \ erly fitted to your car!” lice cruiser the hospital where a doctor put Miss Fry, who has been play- animal demolished, departing circuit, indi- 11 stitches in the wound. ing the Australian from the scene with snorts of de- cated her last appearance in sin- the wreckage. ** * * play fiance at gles will be in the Australian Winter is a bad time for some For many years conservation- at Melbourne, championships animals in Alaska. The heavy ists and lumbei companies try- January 18-28. them to the high- ing to get seeds of trees to ger- Our 43rd Yeor! married in Feb- snows drive She is being ways and Alaska Railroad minate have had trouble because jr„ an Jhe ruary to Karl E Irvin. tracks, offer easy migra- of mice, which have the associated with an which eaten American tion routes. Lacking the rugged- seeds nearly as fast as they were Australian firm. She said she put out. «fee#i ness of Old Joe, they are fre- Poisoning was tried, but expect to return to this does not quent victims of trucks, autos when one crop of mice was de- country until 1958 and then [§l§ and trains, especially moose troyed, another took its place. £eetkß>u>i.of probably only for a visit. Selected and Approved Member 4 often defy Repellents had effect Retreading \ originally from which locomotives no on Tire Institute of America Miss Fry, with disastrous results to the white-footed deer mice which Ohio, came to St. Peters- Akron. moose. Although care is taken completely ignored them and ate 1220 13th St. N.W. ME. 8-0763 burg in 1955 to recuperate from Set,. V motorists, per cent of Uellr 8 to B; 8 to *:IM ... ' '•’*V’ - by both railroads and up 90 the seeds A a tennis injury and was em- i- &' --•<'¦• Im&’M'&sSll. lIMUr ¦'< 'W Wi & W%i always possible planted. ployed by copy it is not to avoid Now the Fish and Wild- the Times as a Fortunately girl. these accidents. for ••• . " '%<>•" Old Joe. however, he has con- ‘tented himself with animosity j toward highway traffic only and; - :¦ v 1 5* £ '*!s&'. JsL PRO Engineers and Scientists sffv •:> &?¦ ;. : -Pro Bowl.” An interesting little booklet has Actually the coaches do the come into our possession, written selecting. In this case, they were by Felix Pogliano, jr., a native the NFL championship rivals. of Colorado, and called “Practi- ¦Jim Lee Howell of the Giants cal Tips for All Outdoorsmen.” and Paddy Driscoll of the Bears It is based upon 30 years of The game has produced its hunting, fishing and camping ICE-CAPADES quota of thrills and stars. The experience. Profusely illustrated FLORIDA! Henderson is Bobby Specht's WORK STARS—Rosemary IN new partner in place of Donna Atwood in this year’s Ice-Capades. They team for the leading “player of the game awards” with photographs, it is one of role in the show’s feature number, “Hans Brinker and the Silver Skates.’’ have gone to Otto Graham, Dea- the best collections of advice on The con Dan Towler. Chuck Bed- how to rough it that we have __ Ice-Capades will open at Uline Thursday January Arena night, 31. rnarik. Don Doll, Billy Wilson come across. It can be obtained ‘and Ollie Matson. from the Estwing Mfg. Co.. Bednarik, of the Philadelphia Rockford, 111. Moreland May Go to Big Ten New Queen Eagles: Wilson, pass receiving ** * * jartist of the San Francisco For- The axe, one of the most in-, ty-Niners, and Halfback Matson dispensible of camp furnishings,! If ACC Bars at Heads Cast in ; of the Chicago Cardinals are on can also be one of the most Him C. State struggle. N. deck again for the 1957 dangerous of tools. We remem-; NORFOLK, Va.. Jan. 12
Baltimore and not to scheduled to meet the Norfolk prefer to play with some school compete with us.” " H. Harris, wife of the show pro-' the Bears' Rick Casares at full- Station. He was not in the Big Ten, maybe Indiana McCarthy wrote Naval Air ducer, has made good her back. said he never in uniform at game time. Moreland and Terrell denied avow- letters as Peslyak men- retiring Pass catchers for the West in- such Moreland is ruled out of all reports that transcripts of the 6- ed intentions of after the absolutely noth- 1956 clude Ends Harlon Hill of the tioned. “There’s competition, including games foot-8 cage star's school record season. ing to it,” Bears, Billy Howton of Green he declared. with service teams, pending out- had been sent to Indiana. Miss Henderson, former Cana- champion, understudy Bay and Wilson, and for the No mention was made by Pes- of the recruiting inquiry “Since the investigation came dian was come years, East Darrell Brewster of the lyak of the Hungarian uprisings which threatens to end his up. I have not been approached to Miss Atwood for three while roles as Cleveland Browns. Elbie Nickel that preceded the cancellation by basketball career at N. C. State. by any other schools. If and occupying feature New Honeywell Openings! of the Steelers and the Giants’ a number of Western countries waiting for the outcome when I move, it will be my own soloist and partner to Bobby "I'm Bobby Specht. Kyle Rote of scheduled athletic meetings of the investigation and I can t decision.” Moreland emphasized. Maxson and Specht is the show's No. 1 male In addition to Dorow six other with the Russians. performer. Redskins are on the squad. They Still pending here. Ferris said, Only 17 when she first re- are Linebackers Chuck Drazen- is an invitation received from New Honeywell Plant! Deacons Down ported to the Ice Capades in ovich and LaVcrn Torgeson, End the Russians for the United Tigers Defeat 1953, Miss Henderson was one Gene Brito, Guard
Dick Stanfel, States to send a team to Russia of the girls in the line until the Back Leo Eltcr and Sam Buker, Ferris said that the invitation afro is stepping up its pace and leadership in exciting new aircraft; goals during South Carolina next year when Ruby Maxson who kicked 17 field would be considered at the next Honeywellrocket and missile equipment projects, needs top-flight scientists and engineers WINSTON-SALEM. N. C.. Jan. up the season. meeting of the executive and for- decided to hang her skates to help. You'll get a first-rate salary, work in a brand new. air conditioned building, 12 (IP).— Wake Forest trailed by 74-54 and get married, leaving her The East won the game last eign relations committees of the Cornell year, 31-30. February 24 in New advance rapidly in this expanding new field. And you'll enjoy the prestige and security 11 points after the first 10 min- brother. Bobby, without a part- AAU York utes. but stormed back to defeat J ITCHACA, N. Y„ Jan. 12 UP). ner. In stepped Rosemary, who of working with Honeywell —a growth company with a 65-year history as the South Carolina, 75-71, in an At- -Princeton retained its Ivy has been steadily on the rise recognized leader in automatic controls. lantic Coast Conference basket- League lead tonight with a 74- since. ball game tonight. 54 triumph over Cornell. The A crowd of 5.000 saw Wake Tigers took the lead after three HONEYWELL, FLORIDA Forest's Jack Williams and South minutes of play and never sur- Youtz Sets Pace ENGINEERING MANPOWER COORDINATOR handing Carolina's Grady Wallace score rendered it in Cornell Retired engineering executive considered. We have 29 points apiece. Wallace is the its third straight leasrue setback. In Novice Swim, No. 2 scorer in the Nation. Just after the half, when on opportunity for a man with engineering man- Wallace hit 11 field goals of 31 Princeton led 35-26. Cornel! Wins Two Events agement experience to coordinate the technical attempts to equal hits 29.5 up points. From then staffing of our new inertial guidance division in about o’cked two Dick Youtz was the only- St. average. all lh<' wav. on it was Princeton double yesterday in the Petersburg, Florida. Williams, 29 was the Tigers subs winner whose The sent in the ai Age Group Swim- high mark for any Wake Forest ttrrd quarter with Winter Novice the end of the ming meet at Ambassador Hotel player season, had an amaz- RESPONSIBLE FOR: this the score 60-37. pool. 46-yard free- ing 11 straight goals Br’tz He won the • run of field Dave Fuicomrr and Carl style and 46-yard breaststroke in ANALYSIS OF MANPOWER starting midway the first half. with 14 of paced Princeton's attack the boys 11 and 12 division. The victory gave Wake Forest REQUIREMENTS points each. Other winners were: a league play, • RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING a 2-2 conference record and Princeton, 3-0 in Dick Oliver, boys 10-and-un- 12-3 overall mark. The loss left now is 7-4 for the season. der 23-vard freestyle: Dane PROCUREMENT TECHNIQUES South Carolina with a 2-3 league Barnhard. boys 10-and-under • APPLICANT EXPERIENCE mark. .PROVIDENCE, R 1.. Jan. 12 23-yard backstroke: Pat Mc- S. Carolina O F Pts. W. F»r«t OFF' Dartmouth EVALUATION Wtllice 11 72» WUllami la a UP). overwhelmed Donald. girls 10-and-under 23- Hoffman 5 8 Carr 4 2 1»» Brown, 93-56, tonight in an Ivy • SmFjkal 4 8 Odom 1 "2 1 yard freestyle; Susan Myers, EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWING <» <> League L*ntz 3 0 fi Bowers 0 i clash. Dartmouth pulled girls 10-and-under 23-yard 3 4 R Gilley 5 515 • DESIGNATION OF JOB Pericola <> an early lead and never was Ooodroe 3 0 8 Ladd 1 I 1 into backstroke; Tim Oliver, boys 8- Cr*in non Murdock 3 4 1<» 1 headed. and-under 23-yard freestyle; ASSIGNMENT McCoy 3 1 ? Wilkins 4 0 8 Caufh?rn o O O Tlie victory enabled the In- Lauir Me Gray, girls 8-and- • defending champions, to EMPLOYMENT OFFER Totals Totals SOlftTft dians. under 23-yard freestyle; Kath- ' hold onto a tie for the runnerup leen A. Smith, girls 11 and 12 DETERMINATION South Carolina . •”,<» 41—7! you with Wake Forest *M> 48— spot behind Princeton. 46-yard freestyle: Michael Gil- If ore on engineering graduate engineering supervisory The Indians have a 2-1 Ivy livan, boys 11 and 12 46-yard experience in airborne electronics and are interested in this record along with Columbia and freestyle: Connolly, girls staff position, contact R J. Mooney ot Executive 3-5037 be- Susan p Yale, 13 and 14 46-yaid freestyle; Bill tween the hours of 10:00 a m. ond 9 00 m on January 14 and It inconvenient, send your resume Catholic Loop Grinsted, boys 11 and 12 46- 15 these times ore listing experience ond solary background to: lopsided yard backstroke: Kathy Gui- opposition resulted in J. Director In Half victories for both Washington detti, girls 11 and 12 46-yard MR. R. MOONFY, Technical Second backstroke; Edward Harvey, DEPT. F105A3 The Baltimore - Washington i teams as St. John's walloped Glorious Family Living! boys 46-yard Catholic League into the Calvert 70-37. and Carroll 13 and 14 back- moves ¦ Hall. Morgan, girls second half of its basketball eased by Mount St. Joe. 71-56. stroke: Kathryn 46-yard backstroke, MINNEAPOLIS HONEYWELL REGULATOR CO. today with a double- Since then Carroll also has 13 and 14 new is only minutes from St. Tampa and schedule Conradis, girls BOULEVARD MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA plant Petersburg, Clearwater Carroll. taken the measure of Loyola and and Jocelyn 11 1433 STINSON Honeywell's header at 46-yard in the heart of Florida’s gulf coast, resort area. Deep sea fishing, water skiing, will lineup i Calvert Hall, while St. John’s land 12 breaststroke. Lt be the same and family beach parties year-round which opened the league season i beat Mount St. Joe but fell to tennis, golf, are activities. The climate is ideal, more than a month ago in Bal- • Loyola. Carroll has done almost warmed by plenty of sunshine, cooled by ocean breezes. Even in mid-summer, the timore as St. John's plays Cal-, as well in nonleague action, los- temperature seldom leaves the 80's. There are modern shops, schools and theatres Ing only in vert Hall at 2 pm. and Carroll I to its alumni 12 with plenty of housing available. And the cost of living, wonderful sun-filled living, meets Mount St. Joseph at • games. St. John's has a 5-3 3:30^ • * is well the national average. And Honeywell pays allrelocation expense. The openers aganist the same 1 overall record. Meet the below
WASHINGTON, D. C. RACE TEAM I fsj“j*£RVlElmmediate Openings For: J. H. Dvcr. Engineering Specialist. *"»'***• * will he in Washington, D. C.. Jan. Designer, e P,o|ed Manager* ELECTRONICS 14. IS and 16 for interviews. You special needs for trained personnel it: can phone him between 9:00 \.U , „ #f „ TONIGHT! hf fo ou - * W ' COMPONENT AND SYSTEM i and 9:00 P.M. Ihe number is fm 3-5037. • Executive INERTIAL GUIDANCE SYSTEMS ENGI- RELIABILITY ENGINEERS j i NEERING • MATHEMATICALANALYSIS If these dates are inconvenient, • PLATFORM DESIGN • FLOATED GYRO I). send resume to Bruce Wood, AND ACCELEROMETER DESIGN • PRE- Technieal Director. Dept. F105A2, CISION ANALOG COMPUTER DESIGN DEVELOPMENT § Boulevard. N.E., Min- . i COMPONENT 1453 Stinson TRANSISTOR i AND MAGNETIC Clß- CHARLIE WALLACE BILL MALONE neapoli* 13. Minnesota. CUITS • OPTIC AND GROUND HAN- ; AND EVALUATION ENGINEERS j t-Tim* Jaguar Oiampion Jaguar—M.G. DLING EQUIPMENT. Porsche—Mercedes Beni D,GITAI • wwM.rsNtanoc..,, COMPUTERS COMPUTER Von are invited to investigate U ATTWTaI 1 LOGIC • MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS .¦.JIUJR&t? V WWtJJLJ. AND PROGRAMMING • TRANSISTOR the employment opportunities of the V PULSE CIRCUITRY • MAGNETIC ri¥] Aeronautical memory design • panel instru-
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