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Washington yesterday morning
by bus.
They walked into a police trap
set up by bus drivers tip and
fast radio and telephone work be-
tween West Virginia authorities
and Metropolitan Police.
Shooting Marks Capture.
Police Pvts. Elwood G. Lomax
and James D. Kennedy walked
into the Pawnbrokers Exchange
Co.. 2157 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. and asked for identifica-
tion from the two fugitives.
Ramsdell answered by drawing
a gun from his pocket and
Pvt. Lomax fired, the shot pierre
ing Ramsdelrs stomach. Ashton
gave up.
The FBI will question the pair
about the $4,000 robbery of the
Union Trust Co.'S Walbrook
branch in Baltimore February 13,
Baltimore police said today.
Three Baltimore detectives
came here yesterday afternoon
expecting to talk to Ashton and
Ramsdell, but instead made ar
rangements for the FBI to follow
through on the questioning.
The Baltimore bank was robbed
by three armed men, one of whom
was masked.
From the Commissioners today
came a commendation to Police
Supt. Robert j. Barrett and par
ticularly" to Pvts. Lomax and
Kennedy for capture of the two
men. Signed by Commissioner
John Russell Young, it described
the police work as splendid
indeed magnificent" and said the
Nation, "as well as the citizens of
Washington, have every reason to
be proud Of this quick solution Of
a daring train robbery
Bullet Pierced Stomach.
officials at Gallinger said this
morning the fact that Ramsdell
had little or no breakfast yesterday
probably helped bring him through
the operation successfully. The
policeman's bullet pierced the
stomach, nipped the liver and
missed the heart by only inches.
Stomach contents, had there
been any, would have spilled into
the body and created a danger
of infection. according to DR.. A. j.
Sweeney, Gallinger superintend-
ent, who described Ramsdell as
being wide awake and alert"
He is doing we'll today and
barring infection within the next
"a to 48 hours, should recover
nicely" said DR.. Sweeney.
May Be Tried in District.
The FBI questioned Ashton at
length yesterday and had filed
charges of theft from interstate
shipment. against both men IN
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Confessed Train Robber May Recover

parently started in July, 1943.
when he was sentenced to 80 days
in Jefferson, Ohio, for breaking
into an automobile. He entered
the Marine Corps that year /.
Other arrests are shown in 1945
for theft of an auto, and in 1946
for violation of the drivers license
law. A tavern holdup brought an
indefinite term in the Mansfield
reformatory, from which he was
paroled in January of last year.
He was picked up in January
of this year on an assault and
battery charge and at that time
was sent to the hospital for the
mental check. On being pro-
nounced sane. he was given 80
days and fined $40. =
Ashton's record shows two ar
rests for suspicion, two years pro-
baton for auto theft in Canton.
Ohio; another auto theft in 1945,
when he was adjudged a juvenile
delinquent FBI records show he
was turned over to Army author
tiles. although there is no indica-
ton he ever served in the Army.
Youngstown police told the AS
sociated Press Ashton once was
rejected by the Marines because
he was blind in one eye.
In his press conference" yes
terday, Ashton explained the train
robbery idea came to both of them
at the same time. 1t started, he
went on. because he didn't like a
drink the steward had served
them. ,
They brazenly prowled the
coach section of the train, which.
not only carried no "big money!
but not even a mail car.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

Wheeling, w. Va. A spokesman
said the same charge might be
filed here and the men tried in the
District.
Maximum penalty is five years
and a $4,000 fine or both.
Ashton, in what amounted to a
full -fledged press conference yes
terday, say they had no plan"
about holding up Everybody on
the train. I suppose we just got
the idea at the same time" he
said.
The Martinsburg robbery, which
occurred a few miles west of that
city near the Warm Springs
crossing, was the B. & O.'s first
since 1915. H. L. Denton. general
superintendent of the railroad
polio, said today. The 1915 rob-
berry, he said, same at West Union,
w. Va, and netted $250,000. Each
of five men caught within the
following year got Is years, he
added.
Both ParOled COnvicts.
Both men in Wednesday nights
robbery are paroled convicts. Al
though a complete check Of service
records has not been completed,
there are indications that Rams
dell once was attached to Marine
force at the Pentagon.
The FBI investigation showed
both men are married. Ramsdell,
as a Marine, spent % days in the
final battle against the japanese
on Okinawa and was sent home
with combat fatigue.
He was declared sane when he
was sent to a Youngstown hospital
for mental observation last jan
uary. His criminal record ap-
Evening star., 1949-03-11

side and I walked down the other,
as If we were going to the rear of
the store.
We both stepped past them and
then suddenly turned and started
patting them for guns. I was
patting Ashton George Lewellyn
Ashton).
Then I saw Luman Ramsdell' S
hand move. 1t came out from
under his coat with gun. !
pushed Ashton into Ramsdell and
knocked him of balance.
Il yelled to Lomax. Let him
have it, He let him have it and
that was it."
Pvt. Lomax dropped Ramsdell
with a bullet in his stomach.
Pvt. Kennedy, who is IS, mar
ried and the father of two boys,
has been on the police force for
nine years. He has had several
concentrations but, as he says,
this is the best so far"
Most of his time on the force
has been spent in squad car duty
but today he was walking his
beat as if yesterday had not been
a red letter day in his police
career.
Pvt. Lomax, 33, a native Wash
ingtonian, is an ex-Marine. He
has been on the force since 1912
and at one time was a special
policeman. He has had four other
concentrations.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Ex-7roin Robber
Critic;zes Method
OBJ. 60. Bandits
by the Associofed Press

LOS ANGELES. Mar. IL
They had plenty of nerve to try
it on a streamliner,' Al Jennings,
onetime Oklahoma badman, saio
yesterday as he read in a news
paper of the holdup of a Balti-
more g. Ohio train near Martins
burg. w. Va.
Jennings, who once served five
years for train robbery, told q
reporter that while the technique
of the robber was daring they
were amateurish in not knowing
in advance the potential loot.
They should have had some
one on the train who knew where
the big money was" Jennings
said. las cit was, they had to
take up a collection from the
passengers sorta like in a church.
But, of course, they were bound
to be caught, for crime doesn't
pay"
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Navy, Other US. Units Pass
Quota in Red Cross Drive.

The Navy Department and sew
eral smaller Government units
announced today they were past
the 100 per cent mark in their
collections for the s924,O00 Red
Cross drive.
Government groups besides the
Navy Department to exceed their
quota include the Soldiers Home,
189 per cent; Civil Service Retire
ment Division, los per cent; Civil
Service Board of Appeals and Re-
view, 143 per cent. and District
Budget Office, 118 per cent.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Man, 30, Is Charged
In Attacking Woman

A 30-year -old construction work.
er was charged last night with
raping a 37-year-old woman and
beating her husband over the
head with q hammer.
Charles w. Tompkins, 80, COL
ored, 1900 block of Ninth street
NV, will be arraigned today on
charges of raping Mrs. Robert A.
Lilly and beating her husband
after a Wednesday night drinking
party.
Mr.. Lilly, a 41-year-old cement
fnisher of 1928 N street NV,
was reported in critical condition
at Gallinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Youth Says Dispute /:
Over Drink Touched
Off Train Robbery

A lean youngster with long
haircut and a fiashy light gray
overcoat sat calmly in a crowded
Office yesterday and told how the
night before he and his buddy"
held up a trainload of 125 people.
There was little about George
Llewellyn Ashton. 20. to suggest
that his buddy was at that mo-
ment lying close to death in Gal
linger Hospital, or that he him
self was under $4,000 bond await
ing grand jury action on a charge
of robbing passengers IN interstate
commerce.
He answered the questions of
reporters readily and with about
as much concern as if he had been
describing a Sunday school picnic.
The whole thing. he said, had
been "a spur of the moment idea.
On Way Home.
I'VE had been down to Miami
on a vacation" he said, "and T
was on my way back home to
youngstown, Ohio, to see my
family-my wife and MON and
pop"
He said he and Luman RamSdell,
%, had boarded the train at Sis
pm. and shortly afterward had
gone to the club car for drink.
If it hadn't been that my buddy
got into an argument with the
steward, nothing would have hap
pened," Ashton said. 1T was
about a check he brought us. 1t
wasn't that the check was too high.
But he had brought me drink I
didn't like"
Went to Get Guns.
After the argument. the pair
went back to the coach car for
their pistols.
I'VE had bought them in
Youngstown before leaving for
Florida" he said. I'VE got them
for our own reasons.
I'VE didn't have any plan about
holding up everybody on the train
only the steward. We didn't say
anything to each other. I suppose
we just both got the same idea at
the same time"
Ashton said he wasn't sure
about how much they got, but
that it was something like" $575.
Police reported that the total
loot came to nearer $1,000 III
money and jewelryD
Tires Of Tavern Talk.
Asked about the holdup at the
tavern after the pair left the train,
he looked apologize.
please let's not go into all
that" he said. I've been through
it so often today that I'm get
ting tired of talking about it.
Ashton said he didn't have his
gun in his pocket when the police
walked in on them at the S. & w.
Pawnbrokers' Exchange, 2157
Pennsylvania avenue, little while
later.
II had put it into suitcase
before that. How did I feel when
they came in the door," The
youngster shrugged. What could
I feel? just knew it was all up.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Mrs. MacneiI Of Barra
Tells Of Isles PROGRESS

Marie, Mrs Macneil of Barra
Washington resident who spent
part Of last summer on her prop
erty on the Isle of Barra, last
night told members and guests OF
the St. Andrews Society of Wash
ington how the inhabitants of the
Evening star., 1949-03-11

clothes rack, but I couldn't catch
Lomax' eye out in the car.
Finally. I had to pretend I
wanted to look in the store win
doWs. I wandered out to where
they couldn't see me and attracted
Lomax' attention.
Then the two of us casually
walked back into the store and
separated. He walked down one
Evening star., 1949-03-11
PennsyIvoniuns to Meet

Col. Calvin I. Kephart, past
president of the Pennsylvania
Historical Junto. will speak on
DIR. Joseph Leidy: Renowned
Scientist from Pennsylvania" at
a meeting of the group at 8:15
o'clock tonight in the conference
room of the National Archives.
Eighth street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

store). I asked him about his
father and sister-just personal
He told me later he
was sure these were bad guys but
he had no way of telling me. He
said he ran out of conversation.
"All this time, I was trying to
figure out how to get hold OF
Lomax. l realized they had the
drop on me, standing behind that
Evening star., 1949-03-11

inland and others of the Hebrides
are achieving self-sufhciency.
She said this was being done by
improving fishing, agriculture,
gardening, the weaving of tweeds
and other cloth, and the revival of
old industries.
During the meeting in the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
John G. Buchanan. bard OF the
St. Andrews Society of Baltimore.
showed colored moving pictures he
had taken in Scotland.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
LOST.

4s',s;ss H'sf fAss sa II ss sas y IS
BAG, alligator over might; containing grey
skirt and | red and grey Jacket; lost at
gltne .AGs arena wed eve March g. PHONE
BRINDLE BULL, black and white, about
IL years old. named 'Cabo.' AID. 61l9.
BROOCH, gold sunburst, large diamond in
ieading isiHl ste to receveTy. eTy GE. a2si. II:
CAMEO BROOCH RcHd with sOld sdse: within
Revara Rs1as p Phoas sOo o.dass Sesf o5s 4th st
CARDCASE, leather, containing identifica-
ton passer, AAA membership card, credit
card. etc; between State Department and
Gso5sstqwn; Sfs5 st3sr Reward. Can Columbia 1g.
COCKER SPANIEL Won't you please
mos. old, lost since Feb. 18th. American
U95yeIii!y w T1ss Park area Liberal mIa 5eTaFd'
COCKER SPANIEL, blond. male lost vic:
reward. WI. $500 after s pm. ~
DoBEKMAN . R s,. PINscaER' n aR ma male; vic Reno
poG Boston s terrier t0y black VIC Of
cai afh attef aea Monroe pm De- s!s 7esi sx NT[o
or Tuesday i'll Blackstone Hotel or vlcln-
ity. S25 reward. OU. 2023. 13'
PEARLS. on Ga. ave. streetcar; sentimental
value. Reward: Call RA. O063. Ia
PET DOG, male; answers to the name Of
Sport; color, brown and white; collie;
tag No 1927 Reward. IL 6963. Ia
WATCH, lady's wrist, white gold, Wal
than, leather strap; on or between Feb,
IS and 20; in Arl., Va, vic. No. Wash.
blvd. Reward GL. 1926.
WRIST WATCH. lady's Waltham; Wed,
bet IL and 2 pm, downtown area; old,
of sentimental value. RA. 3194.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

Spanish talcum workers are
marketing 1t in paper containers.
because tin Is lacking.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
FOUND.

COCKER, black, pure bred: found in
silver Spring. Md. Owner must identify.
81. 6709.
COLLIE, female, about 12 months old,
golden sable. pure bred: vicinity Of Poto-
mac, Maryland. WI. 1909.
IRISH SETTER, male full grown; found
in Norpeck. Md. Tuesday. Call 81. 6709.
KITTEN, gray with few yellow spots, about
son ST. Arl. Call GIL. 0612 ewes.
TERRIER-TYPE DOG, large size, white.
brown pointed ears, long tail, collar; found
N Bethesda Monday. 81. 670o.
Evening star., 1949-09-22
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Local advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
] or 2 times, 35c per line PEI
insertion.
! to 6 times consecutively, 33'
per line per insertion.
2 times or longer consecutively
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Specia
Notices and Personal. SC pei
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto.
mobiles. Soc per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (MinimumD
Flat rate per line soc
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising 35 miles OF
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, am. to 9 Pm.
Saturday, & am. to 2 pm.
Sunday II an. to 9 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business Once,
11th and Pennsylvania ave-, at any
Of the Branch Ofnces throughout the
city. or
PHONE STERLING 5000.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second In
sertton.
If advertisement was prepaid, re.
tain cash register receipt, which bears
q serial number with date and tdenti.
fies your advertisement.
when cancelIng classified advertise
ments be sure to make q note OF the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show a credit for the cancella-
kfon
Evening star., 1949-09-22
MEN, READ CAREFULLY

want to talk with 20 men who ars
really ambitious in securing Q posi-.
tion that will give them steady EN-.
ployment the year around. In Other
words, there are no laying-of Pc
riods and consistent income is thu
income that really counts. It doesn't
matter what your past employment,
has been; all we ask Is that you bt
willing to study and learn as w
teach you our work. It will also 81
necessary that you be willing to gel
along on S75 to SS5 per week FOL
the first 4-6 weeks while learning
our work. A car is essential. YOU
must also be able to give the names
Of three people who will vouch fol
your honesty and integrity. We
prefer men who are married or mer
who have some sort of responsibility
I would also like to talk to q few
men who are mechanically inclined
and who know a good thing wher
they see 1t. Therefore, If you are
honest and Of good character and q
willing worker and neat in appear.
ance. come and talk with me
Apply. at 2206 Wisconsin ave. NV
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1949-09-22
HELP MEN

1880,
national finance company has open
ing for young man with car; high
school graduate. who would like to
make a career in the small loan
business. This Job trains you for an
executive position and requires an
alert, ambitious man; salary and
car allowance. Apply 10 am. to MR.
FLINKMAN. at 1928 Ga. ave-, Silver
ARsCsHiiT;EcTURAL CRAFTSMAN. ex-
perienced man only, for residential
%sorss. Phone MR.. BECKER 81.
ASSISTANT SERVICE MANAGER-
We need an exper. man to assist
In the supervision Of our service
public and recommend necessary
service; good salary, paid vacation
and holidays: shop clothing furn. I;
permanent position and pleasant
Working cond. in new shop. Apply
10 person to Mr.. Garner, MCMAHON
pa
Evening star., 1949-09-22
SEMI-RETTRED

SsliinR nosition It ~ with sssn6nSinai
earnings on . commission basis, Is
available in the Washington area
to . man who possesses the dignity
and bearing that comes only to
those men who have enjoyed security
and planned we'll for later years.
embraces an individual trust fund
plan for accumulating money with
. large New York bank as trusted
This is not insurance. For personal
interview please phone MR.. DUN
BAR At HU 6f46
Evening star., 1949-09-22

nua!1controI car f-as r;cS-nn sew.
ice. Day or ewes. UN. 0025.-24
tMPIRE STATE MUTUAL LIFE m
sURANCE COMPANY. 3l5 North
Main Street. Jamestown. New York
NOTICE OF NOMINATION OF
DIRECTORS to the pro-
visions OF Regulation 14-A of the
Insurance Department of the State
Of New York. notice is hereby given
Empire State Mutual Life Insurance
Company has nominated the follow
ing individuals as candidates for
election to the Board of Directors of
said Company. for three-year term
beginning April 10, 1850, and ending
Be held in the year 1858:
Vice President and General
Counsel Of Empire State Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company,
jamestown, New York:
the Board Of Empire State
Mutual Life. Insurance Com
Marvin c. Wilson, Secretary
and Treasurer, jamestown
Malleable Iron Corporation.
vice President. Edward +. Fin
neran Company. Inc, 351
West 14th Street, New York,
New York.
a Certificate Of Nomination Of said
candidates, together with the ac-
eeptance OF each has been duly nled
With the Insurance Department OF
the State of New York. and the
annual election at which the policy
holders may vote will be held at the
Home once Of the Empire State
Mutual Life Insurance Company
316 North Main Street, jamestown
New York, on the 18th day of April
1850. Polls will be open from 1000
AM. to 400 PM.
M. o, DOOLITTLE, President.
September 9, 1949
Evening star., 1949-09-22
JEWEL TEA CO., INC.

Has IN opening on one Of its sstab.
lished routes in Kensington, Nd.
We furnish route car and pay ali
operating expenses. Salary and COM
mission. Route now paying about
$76 per wk. We will consider only
applicants in the Wheaton or Ken
stngton srea. Do not phone or call
ing your. age. marital status. pre-
vtous sales exper. and your phone
number. AL replies will be kept in
strict confidence. Write to MIR.
7. J. FRITZ, p. o. BOX 46s, Silver
Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1949-09-22
SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANT has large 20-inch
Eoyal typewritSe;r, With elite nxc.,isp type pc
priced for QUICK sale: sI25 o. best
offer under. Call JULES LATTER
MAN, TR: 4437 or GE. 593l. %
CHILDREN'S PANTS lgirlS), ,espe-
Siallyy. MADE made for actiys children; I:
covered, Just patented. ST. ga; or
extra. DU. 3S47. -23
TYPIST, 20 yrs. exp, mnscpt,, state
ments, letters, envelopes, etc. simple
s1sgg Cal ;l, for I'D! del f Us isc+9s5 0os5 i s4
seat 80 to 35 people; 81 nightly.
Ia. 9377; NV section. "a
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
and debts contracted by any one
other than myself. WESLEY W.
n.LLlNGs' Is formerly 1852 45th q. Dl'
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any bills unless contracted for by
myself. A. RICHARD cIATTo, 1923
The ATLAS AGENCY specializes in
selecting and placing bookkeepers.
pubic 57S7. I4so N. Z. ave. NV
ANY ONE HAVING INFoRMAT1oN as
to whereabouts OF Mrs: Emmaline
McCutcheon. nee Emmaline Bishop,
please contact ROBERT L. LEWIS,
executor. by telephoning National
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any person
other than myself: STEPHEN j.
PARRoTT. l7a4 Newton st, NV.
The BOARD OF ACCoUNTANCY
for the District of Columbia will
hold examinations on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, November 16,
II and Is, 1919, for applicants
seeking to practice in the District
of Columbia as Certified Public Ac-
countants. Initial applications must
be made on forms provided by the
Board and filed not later than
October 15, 1949. Repeat candidates
must advise by the same date,
October Is, 194s. OF intention to
T. CHARLTON. secretary, 1907 M
street NV. Washington 8. D. c.
IN RE LTD. PARTNERSHIP No. 1883.
The undersigned certifies that he
Is the general partner in the Dri-
ship. and that ne recorded in the
q. S. District Court for D. c. on
Sept. 6, 1949. certificate showing
the following information: l. Name
OF nrm is the Dri-Cumulator Co.
O. Nature of business is dealing in
accessories. 3. Name of general
partner is James A. Hynes, 6629
Chestnut st., Ch. Ch., Md. 4. Names
and capital contributions of special
partners are: A. H. Bunker, 2OS E.
62nd. N. Y, N. Y, 81; S. w. Ander-
son Halesite: l., L, N. z, 81; Leon
Moore, 375 Park ave-, N. Y, N. Y,
So. Partnership commenced Sept
6. 1949, and will terminate July 6,
1859, unless sooner terminated by
mutual consent. (S.l JAMES A.
18th day of Sept. 1949. (Seal.)
go HELEN r. OYSTER, Notary
Evening star., 1949-09-22
Television Servicemen

A wonderful opportunity for exper
t.v. men, top pay, ample car allow.
ance, 20% discount on all pur.
chases, vacation with pay, pleasant
working conditions.
We need several men who are inter.
ested in a perm. position, men who
have had t.v. exper. and desire 9
position where they can advance
themselves. Our work is not just 9
seasonal spurt, but a steady. round.
the-year job. If you can qualify
apply in person to Mr.. Halle
LACY'S SERVICE BLDG.
Half and Que SITS. s.w
Evening star., 1949-09-22
SALESMAN

Statesmen wanted for washinEton
resentins manufacturers Of printing
equipment and supplies. Replies con-
fidential. Answer by mail, giving
full. details of previous printing
BACKGROUND or selling experience.
WESTERN NEWsPERER UNION. Ala
SHOE sALEsMENMNeed 81 ) thorough
ly experienced salesmen; those ac-
/. eustomed to selling lady's fine shoes:
steady. excellent income. THE
BOOTERY, 1015 Conn. ave. NV.
SALESMAN, experienced chain-link
fence salesman or dealers. We will
dess Tor hsfhNs sfne snd H. Pssss
name. phone and address at Box
eoo6 eas5lc' 'oSESiNG sfaSi for a reliable I'm man
r as wholesale dealer. Unusual op,
starsns.' saperVisis aH5 s and efsfnina
direct-to-consumer statesmen. Auto.
e Write the se'Tais ". I. RAwLEiaH se.E co. st-
tention: Manager, Dept. 14-264,
enss Il r: stsr aSs age Replies aas esSsi
liberal salary ant and Commission. car
raa, G1sTESB plssfs d0 nSt %R aeIy e. e.
6SSr SSSs WIi1H WKfrs SlvS 81 A. n ySa ya i1s to
punch q time clock and work for
the other man. Do write us II
you would like to go into q bust:
ness of your own. No capital
needed to start. Write RAW
LEIGH'S, Dept. 1926, Chester. Pa.
SALESMEN
COMMISSION PLUS BONUS
I have q local client who needs 3
top-notch statesmen and men who
aspire to be salesmen, due to ex-
pansion OF specialized real estate
win be trained quickly by experts.
Business is good 12 mos. a year.
and not affected by usual business
trends. II you qualify you are as
sured lifetime Of financial inde-
pendence. You must have car for
calls in Wash. and best Of refs. For
personal interview, write full de-
tails about yourself to MR.. SPARKS,
national consultant. BOX 1ez-B,
sesfs -S1
Evening star., 1949-09-22
HELP WckAEN

AGENTS LOCAL SERVICE
Fastest-selling Christmas boxed ~.
sortments, 25/$1, 5O/$1, 1881 .96,
imprint folders free. Complete per-
sonalized gift line. GATTIS CO..
1924 18th st. NV. MA. 4762, 2940.
Evening star., 1949-09-22
WOMEN

When anspertno adpertssement,
addressed to Sta, bores do NOT
tnclose original references, OF
other materials o. personal rdlxe-
Copies serue the purpose and
originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-09-22
1101 Pa. Ave. NV
UNTTAJ~ MAN
YOUNG MEN
WANTED

TeleviSion and radio servicemen
looking for Job with Q future. II
you'll be interested in working In
our well-eQuipped and air-condi-
toned shops. Pay commensurate
with ability. Call ME. $500, Nh