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Evening star., 1949-09-25
HELP MEN tcont.l
AUTO statesmen

Are you interested in selling Ameri-
cas- most distinctive line OF auto
mobiles? Perhaps your present con-
nection does not allow you to make
ing We need several men imme-
diately. This is an unusual oppor-
tunity for men with a burning am
bition to rise 'absve the boredom Of
a controlled earning Job. Write CIV
ing complete sales history. All re-
plies naturally are confidential, BOX
1T9-Z. Star. ~
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN. Pontiac
exper,; ref. req.; steady employment;
5l2 days; vacation, insurance. See
Mr Weller. WILSON PONTIAC,
AUTOMOBILE TITLE and settlement
clerk. Must have pleasing appear
ance. ability to meet the public and
permanent, with good pay and pleas
ant working conditions. Box 223.B,
AGTo 9STe wREcK1NG MAN, to e wreck
cars, mark and bin parts and drive
5sS4 S Bladensburs I'd. me- Ii.
BAKER for restaurant; excellent op-
portunity for, throughly expert
enced man. Please apply evenings.
BxkEk. Nhse ms man nSsh asronna ss nM and
in Leonardtown. Md. Only those
with highest references need apply.
Salary based on ability. Call AK.
1884 or TR. 9156. -27
BARMAN, white; must be union and
have t worked Ssxs IN very best PLACES
tinker" you positively don't drink
on job, have been / year or more on
last Job without losing l day. and
are strictly reliable. We offer abso-
lutte security and more than union
complete employment. record, with
assurance we will not teopardize your
present position by investigating un-
til you're hired. Box 23s-T, Star.
BEAUTY OPERATORS
For leading dept. store beauty SALON.
working conditions: Good opportun-
ity. Phone DI. 200 and ask for
beauty salon. -27
BEAUTY OPERATORS
For leading dept store beauty salon;
pleasant surroundings, excellent
W PSoee p ZOO S09d and ssF for
beauty salon. -27
BOOKKEEPER to operate GIN system.
COOPER TIRE g. AUTO SERVICE,
Buick dealer. Front Royal, Va. -25
BOOKKEEPEk and once manager
wanted by established firm in plumb
ing, gen, construction. home appli-
enced in handling credit. collection,
payroll and taxes. Answer in own
salary: Boy 1873. Star.
B00kkEEPER, for accounts receiv-
Evening star., 1949-09-25

Market Economists (3)
experience s6.sO,
HARPER ASSOCIATES, 10 Park pi.,
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HELP MEN

CLERK - An excellent
position for sober, settled man;
this particular job REQUIRES the
smes snee it n Is sk posSn ana 81 snd
record must bear very close ex-
animation wages are far above
average and working conditions
and, employe benefits are excellent:
Reply giving full qualifications and
ROUTEMEN. for established indus
exper. and good refs. Apply Mon
CLEANING SERVICE. IS
inexperienced. white. age
22-30 to train for laundry route
salesmen; good salary to start; op.
portunity for advancement; personal
interviews. MANHATTAN CO. 1928
, Florida ave. NV. sill am. -27
no experience required. interesting
work. excel. oppor. with an estab-
lished commercial concern. We re-
quire serious intelligent and amhi-
tious men with at least high school
education and dependable refs. Ap-
AMERICAN LINEN SERVICE CO.,
ROUTE ' SALESMAN Dry cleaning
route salesman: beginning salary.
$50 per week, good opportunity to
advance: excellent working condi-
ti9ns; vacation with pay; ,S,zt. Apply ,,s or
DRY, So1 :orinoco St., Alex. Va.
RGG-LAYER TO install wall-to-wall
rugs in my home: must be expert;
have own tools. Call JU. 1855.
RUSSIAN SGadnS TEACHER nE IHiaEIKc1i.crss soRRAs nN
Evening star., 1949-09-25
HELP MEN
MEN

Factory representative of a lse corp,
will be in Wash on Monday. Sept,
2e, to interview men regarding q
plan to place them in business for
Evening star., 1949-09-25

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
portunity. SHAPIRO, INC, ell
18th St NV -26
Evening star., 1949-09-25

Earn better than average livelihood
for yourself and your family,
Weatherguard's ALSCO, WORLDS
LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF
Aluminium combination storm win
dows and doors. WILL THOROUGH
LY TRAIN YOU in the sale Of their
products. Previous selling experi-
ence not necessary. Car not es-
sential. We will only select men
interested in STABILITY AND
PROMOTION. Salary and commits
sion or draw plus bonus. Vacation
with pay. National and local ad-
vertising to PROVIDE LEADS and
back you in the field Be success
full. associate yourself with the in.
dustrys leader!
Evening star., 1949-09-25
HELP MEN

COMEDIANS-Hillbilly band. etc, to
appear on regular hospital shows,
camps. clubs. etc. Some attractive
nlght club commercial opportunities
those making good on hospital shows.
Tuesday, 8 pm. only. BREWSTER
RECORDING STUDIOS. 1906 goth
NV.
COOK. grill man for new rest; sober.
hard working. for ewes. exper.,, good
salary. Box 36S-C, Star. 25'
COUNTERMAN, must have meat-cut-
tins exper. NEV1N SUPER MARKET.
3S11 Hamilton St, Hyattsville, Md.
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MGR. to
take charge of lge. installment
account; salary depending upon
ability and exper.; perm. position.
Box 427-X, Star. 80
DAIRY HAND, white. pay S12O per
month, house, fuel and milk furn.
Pref. man with small family. GRAN
WILLIE BERRY, Mclean, Va, FA.
DEBIT MAN WANTED by the SUN
LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF AMER
ICA No experience necessary:
married man preferred; guaranteed
salary and commission. Apply 400
9th st. NV, to 3 pm
Evening star., 1949-09-25
BOOKEEPER-TYPIST

For builders office. Double entry
Opportunity for advancement Must
be neat typist and fully capable of
keeping involved set of books. Box
99-B Star -ob
Evening star., 1949-09-25

With. and without cars; excellent
working conditions. 5-day wk.. group
disqualification and other advan-
tages: only experienced men need
apply! No phone calls! Mr. Sill
vera, PHILLIPS, INC, 2012 Shan
Evening star., 1949-09-25

ave. NV. ST. 9442.
WRITER-TRAINEE
Under 35; college: some writing ex-
perience, good stenographer: excel
lent opportunity to advance IN the
writing field. Start, approx. $1,000.
LAYOUT ARTIST
MAGAZINE; exp. letter-press process,
type. topography, retouching. etc.;
$4,000. -
WALTER H. KESSLER
PERSONNEL SERVICES
6l2 Wash. Bldg, 18th and N. Y.
ave. NV. ST. 9442:
Evening star., 1949-09-25
AUTO MECHANICS (2)

Familiar with Chrysler products
Must have front-end machine ex-
periences -5h-day week. Guaranteed
salary. Vacation with pay and in
surance. Permanent position Apply
in person to Mr.. Reeder DIVER
MOTOR CO.. 1880 Old GEORGETOWN
Evening star., 1949-09-25
ATTENTION

General houseworkers, live in or out
500 immediate placements available
$50 to $35 per wk. Apply HOUSE
WORKERS, INC, 2016 Ga. ave. NV
Evening star., 1949-09-25

ALEXANDRIA JOBS
Good Office and store jobs open in this
area Free REGISTRATION.
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
oil King ST., Alex, OV. 0249.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
DISPLAY MAN

Creative, ambitious young man to
handle chain of local appliance
stores; good salary and opportunity
for rapid advancement. Write Box
Evening star., 1949-09-25

CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1949-09-25
BEAUTY OPERATORS

For leading dept. store beauty salon:
pleasant surroundings: excellent
working conditions: good opportun-
ity. Phone D1. 1900 and ask for
Evening star., 1949-09-25

ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
secys., stenos., bkprs., typists, CASH
iers. dictaphone oprs., ediphone
oprs., bkpg. mach. oprs, clerks,
many others. 1920 N Y ave
Evening star., 1949-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

MIDDLE-AGED, employed woman de-
for companionship or baby sitting;
references Box 422-C, Star.
THE ATLAS AGENCY specializes in
selecting and placing bookkeepers,
accountants. office MANAGERS. Re-
public 1857, 1920 N. Y, ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

or tuesday after z pm, j. C..
HARDING co. 517 10th st. n NV.
YOUNG SI! q MAN, Y NJ to drive m truck: good
YOUNG MEN, ages 1886; good
oppor.. to learn selling Of popular
price furniture; salary and commits
sion will be paid while learning.
tare and SSG s i0p postion sGo0 need sai
apply. Write fully regarding back
ground Box 169-B, Star.
YOUNG MEN -10) ages 21-3O-
Don Martini offers you a permanent
career in the ballroom dancing field
given; college background preferred
but not essential; hours, after train
Ing period. l to 10 pm; excellent
salary lus commissions; opportu-
nifty for advancement to supervisors.
interviewers and branch manasers.
DON MARTINI STUDIOS. SOC 18th
SALES OPPORTUNITY. full or part
time: liberal pay plan will double
nsrs ns Mr. fs H1Iv.ns TR oaas aHs AiNH% MI Ra5ESa
WINDOWS. 1918 Pa. ave. Sc.
A LARGE life insurance company is
considering a SALESMAN with no
insurance , experience; but interested
paying future career in the life in
surance business; steady income for
service of present policyholders. Plus
commission on new business; not
collecting or accounting. We train
and pay you while in school At
least high school graduate. Good
health. Must have auto. Prefer
married men between 28-35. Natives
of Washington and vicinity. Phone
WHERE TO BUY 100000 articles
Your Profits Under the Spotlight"
GLASS PUB. CO., Ellwood City, Pa.
MATURE SETTLED MAN, 1885, for
work in dental laboratory. Apply
2nd floor, 1722 Eye St. NV.
OPENING for man over
80 to become permanent local rep
resentative of old established frm;
pleasant contacts among home own
ers, in semiprofessional capacity;
repeat business; exclusive territory
in suburban Washington; car nee
essary; complete training by COM
pany representative. Excellent COM
pensation ~, discusssd at ointeryiew.
JoBBER desires repre-
sentative for Northern half Of vir-
einia; car necessary; earnings far
above average; right man will gross
better than $4,000 year; al
man who has called on automo-
tive dealers or worked in parts
department would be best suited.
State age. experience, kind Of car,
phone number and when you would
be available. Kindly include snap
shot II possible. Boz 106-B, Star.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25

WANTED 2 unfinished rooms
for old couple. Mi-2966. t-2O8
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
couples and single men. Kitchen
privileges. He-5468 after 4 pm.
t-216
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25

WANTED 2 unfinished rooms
for old couple. Mi-2966.- t-2O8
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25

ney, %, of 1919 Steiner ave-,
charged with impersonating a law
full payee of a government check
was deferred by the Court pend
ing the outcome Of his wife's ILL
ness, Judge Nevins told Mckinney
only the condition Of his wife
prevented the court from passing
sentence on him at this time, and
warned him that if he failed to
appreciate the action of the Court,
he would be brought before him
and sentenced, however, the SEN
tence was forthcoming later.
All defendants remannded to
Jail in default of their bonds will
be brought before Judge Nevins
Friday morning at 1890 for dis
position Of their cases at which
time no doubt another packed
court room will be in evidence.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE N-A-Jiffy Lunch,
Building and fixtures, Beer and
Wine license. Inquire at 1857
w. Third st. Lift
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25
Will Stoy in
concluded from page u

Concluded from page IL
On his way to his office Davis
was called to the platform Of an
American Labor Party outdoor
rally at 135th St., and Seventh
Avenue. It was an un-schedule adj
dress, and the first of the cam
paign, but he Joined in quickly,
declaring he was not engaged in a
campaign against his opponent;
rather, his drive was against police
brutality, rotten housing and the
evil jimcrow system, and that he
would continue his fight for full
freedom for the Negro people, for
decent jobs at decent pay with
out discrimination, and for the eli
mination of jimcrow in housing.
"In the name of my grandfather,
who was lynched and of my grand
mother, who felt the whiplash of
the Souther white masters" gritted
the Councilman. "I will continue
to battle for my people until the
last drop of blood is drained from
my body, and until the las breath
has left my lungs"
He was greeted by a tumultuous
ovation when he said, "you elect
ed me in 1913 and again in 1915.
When I ran for the first time the
wise guys said I was a Negro, and
blacks are never elected. They
also said i was a Communist and
reds are never elected. So that
made me a black red, but it didn't
seem to stop the voters in Harlem.
Then, when I was elected, these
same wise guys said I didn't have
a chance to get any laws passed in
the City Council, but I fooled them
again"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25

This organization is an outstand-
ing example Of effective inter-
national cooperation. The United
States supports it intellectually"
In his reply, Ambassador
Charles said, "Oct. IL is celebrated
in all our countries, because it
marks the entry of the Western
Hemisphere in the current Of
world country, where they are
playing an increasingly important
role"
The Haitian ambassador will
head the organization until the
election of officers on Nov. 80,
because of the resignation of Am
bassador Enrique V. Corominas
of Argentine.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25
Hoition Ambassador =

Concluded from page II
alton, Mr.. Truman stated, "Col-
umbus Day provides a fitting OPP
portunity for me to meet in a
friendly and informal way with my
distinguished neighbors, the am
bassadors on the Council of the
Organization of American States.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25
The action of the Pennsylvania

The action Of the Pennsylvania
railroad was taken as a result Of
charges of discrimination filed
with SCAB last April. Said Arthur
w. Wallander, director of the
Mayors Committee on Unity: II
am happy over the final determin-
alton of this matter, as there is
no place in our country for I'M
just discriminatory practices. This
is a fine example Of cooperation
between a local and state agency
working to eliminate discrimin-
alton"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25

concluded from page 81
trouble at some stops inthe South
where local inspectors have the
power to board trains and arrest
Negroes for violation of local
segregation laws.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25
Potronize Our Advertisers

But, for those who have learn
ed to wait, and with patience med
itate, the clouds have always been
broken thru to usher in a bright
er view.
God has his own time to bring
things about; it is ours to patient
ly wait until He works His bless
ings out.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25
Dope peddIers
concluded from page 1,

wv 010HSuS
concluded from page u
fenced to a year and a day for
having las grains Of marihuana
on him. Thomas Humm, 81, Of
Ala, Euclid ave-, was taken by
surprise when the court levied a
term Of 2-years and $50 when he
entered a plea of guilty Of having
been found with herion in his pos
session when arrested by bet. R.
o. L. Johnson along with Carson
Lett, 26, Of 922 Gard Ave. who
remanded to Jail in default of SIS,
900 bond after pleading not guilty
tothe same charge.
John D. Cage, 81, arrested by
bet. Sge. Lusious Gleaton and
bet. R. O. L. Johnson at the Nc
Fall Hotel along with James E.
Byrd, Is, Of 1243 Germantown
st, were described by federal agent
Anderson as being the head of the
West Sides most notorious "Dope
Ring" plead not guilty along with
Lett and we're sent back to jail
under a bond increased from $4,000
to that of $4,000 imposed by Judge
Nevins who warned others to
follow that their bonds would sour
to to the $4,000 mark in the event
they had in mind Of going free
on the $500 bonds set by the dis
trict attorney in their preliminary
hearings.
Lusian Carey, 26, arrested with
Clyde Raford, ~, Of 157. Haw-
thorn St. on October 18th, in the
vicinity of Banner ave, near De-
Sofa Bass Courts and charged
with beign in possession of a hypo-
dermic syringe, plead not guilty
and was held on a $500 bond.
According to a statement of
Roy Anderson, federal agent, the
Dope Ring that has held the West
Side for SO long has been liquidat-
ed an desolved for the time being,
but the continued breakdown on
others now in circulation will soon
smash the dope racket for good.
Said the agent, "the operations
of "Dope Peddlers" on the west
side in recent months has done
more business than any other city
inthe Southeastern rea including
Columbus and Cincinnati.
The sentence of Willie McKin-
If men could only wait on their
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25

Pufoce Theooter
5fh at Wllioms AID. s63,

Sun. Mon. and Tues.
Oct. %, "a, and rs
"KISS OF DEATH
Victor Mature Colleen Gray
Brian Donlevy
And in Color
ADVENTURE ISLAND"
Paul Kelly Rhonda Fleming
Color Cartoon -.
(Starts Mon. and Tues.
"THE RIDERS OF DEATH
VALLEY" :. Chap. No. l
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25

FOR SALE Fuel old burner,
large SIZE including 165 gallon
old drums and racks, real cheap.
AD-9624. t-2O7
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
couples. 315 Hartford st. TOO
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25

FOR RENT Furnished room for
couple no Children. He O904.
t-2O7
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25

FOR RENT unfinished rooms
for couples Me-7328 after 5.
t-2O7
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-25

WANT luck, success, happiness,
home, to be happy. Private read
ing daily. Fu-2255. IA Barnett,
st.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
House Votes 70 Commissiou
WomeI, as Army Doctors
BY the Associated Press

A bill authorizing the Army to
commission woman doctors on the
same basis as men was passed by
the House yesterday and sent to
the Senate.
The women would be entitled to
the full pay. allowances and other
benefits of their rank.
The House also passed and re-
turned to the Senate for action on
an amendment, a bill to abolish
the legal requirement that 20 per
cent of all Navy and Air Force
pilots be enlisted men. The two
services requested the bill, saying
it is preventing the commissioning
Of former enlisted men who quail
ify as pilots.
House passage sent to the White
House a bill to give Reservists and
National Guard men injured IN
training accidents the same bene-
fits they would receive If on active
duty for 80 days or longer. Re-
servists and Guardsmen are not
eligible for death and disability
benefits unless on extended active
duty, which is for month or
more.
Evening star., 1949-06-07

annual gross receipts fron 10.
public links
Mr.. Leof.er said the Recreation
Board charsed he vas not o gooc
operator" because he set LIP J
reserve fund on his books and had
failed 70 spend every cent Of thai
reserve.
My company Was not obligated
10 set up such O reserve. he stated
The fac; that We did set Up such
q reserve and temporarily with
held the distribution Of profits tn
dicated good sound business man
aRement on the part Of my com
pany."
Concerning his bookkeeping
methods. Mr.. Leofter said his ae-
counts are q matter Of public rec
ord. subject 10 auditing by Gov
ernment accounting agencies. and
that his books always have been
available for official examination
He said his books have been audit
ed by the Interior Department
the General Accounting once and
the Internal Revenue Bureau sol
years
Mr.. Leotfier took q slap at ths
Recreation Boards desire to op-
crate the golf courses. saying
There isn't q person connected
with or on the Recreation Boarc
who knows the FIRST principle.
about running a golf course"
Evening star., 1949-06-07

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wards. general euaH~e3
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tas i~o-yeAS terms ATs R'chA'a
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Men between the ages al IL ara
2e are eligible sus nesabwg Aiaan IN
the organization which takrs pa't
In etvse. rexTvAslesnal. char isAhas
and txfue atioaAi ACTIVITIES IN
waSAinstasn The board Sta
change lie name 10 the WAAsalass
ton Junior Chamber es Commerce
off 1uEy
Evening star., 1949-06-07
Pa Repoiis kx Bidders
For Parking LOT Rights

Public Buildings Administra.
ton officials were puzzled today
by the apathetic bidding for rights
to operate one Of the city's most
profitable parking lots.
Since announcement OF bid
taking was made May IS for the
l,135-capacity lot at Fourteenth
and D streets NV. only 10 per-
sons have asked PBA for forms
on which to make offers. Usually
by this time there would be SO
to 100 applicants. Allen Groom,
chairman of the bid-opening
committee said.
For the past two years Federal
Parking Services, Inc. has paid
the Government $l1.300 q month
for the operating rights. The
lessor Is obliged to reserve s4o
spaces for Government employees
during the day at $5 q space
per month. but the lot is busy
on a 24-hour basis.
The lease expires July Is and
bids will be opened June Is in
room ll25 Of the Federal Works
Agency Building. Eighteenth and
r streets NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
IL Feared Lost in Plane
Crash Near Puerto Rico
Continued Prom First PAGE

10 the great number aboard. erwn
from the starr AZ soon n iAe
plane crashed I started passing
life Jackets around. There we're
more than GO available pits S
life rata However, ne RATS
could be inflated In time 40 norr
xas used ] passed around only
II jackets"
He said many Of the passengers
we're afraid 70 leave the plane and
20 into the water.
Il stayed TIL the water xas TO
my knees then ciye6." he sAsd
adding that a. that time ever half
the passengers still we're aboard
Plane Sinks i'm 8 Minutes
The plane sank within 6 minutes
after the crash. Salvage opera
tions are expected 70 begin later
today.
Capt. D. Fl. Dexter Of Washing
ton. in charge Of the Coast Guard
base here. said he did not believe
more than the 20 known sur
vivors would be found alive,
Search by air and sea craft was
pressed.
Capt Dexter was IN overall
charge OF rescue operations.
Capt Dexter. IS. has been COM
mandlng officer at the San Juan
Coast Guard base for year and
had previous duty there as chief
Of staff An urbana till native.
he is the son Of the late Edwin O,
Dexter. first commissioner Of edu-
cation in Puerto Rico. who later
came 10 the Veterans Bureau here
Evening star., 1949-06-07
Auto, School Bus Collide;
I Students In Car Hun

Two Rladsnkburs hish Achooa
students weTw injured AllEnils To-
day when y car in which tfasy
wexe ridlne eollided With schosl
bus at Forty firss avsnus and
parkwood street. Cottage CITY,
sally Meoann, II, Of aso7 Nee.
ton street. and Norma 0TeenNeid.
is. Of 3so6 Newton street Mount
Rainier. were treated for face cuts
al the Prince oeofEes General
Hospital and released
Prince Georges County pei.cs
said none OF the approximately 90
children In the bus. en- route ia
the Cottage City Elementary
School. sAs injured,
John Elmer Rnasy ai Largo,
driver Of the bis. and Richard
ShifYiett. IandoVef, operator ~
the automobile wefe eharFed wtth
reckless dfivlnE
Evening star., 1949-06-07

which the commission decided TO
reinstate the man.
Lilienthal Objects.
The Iowa Senator indicated he
had q list Of other specific cases.
but Mr.. Lilienthal challenged the
wisdom of going on with this
anonymous procedure. The COM
mission chairman contended In
dividuals would be identified in
directly. He insisted that II the
committee is going into individual
records. the employees should be
named and given q chance to ap-
pear with witnesses.
Senator Hickenlooper told tht
committee he has no desire to try
individuals. but wanted to cite q
number of cases without names to
sustain his claim of laxity by the
commission in apply security pre-
cautions.