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AElR AEA

PHARMACIST. REGISTERED in Va. cap
able Of manae!ng busy store, chance
Of Partnership. Box l73-C, Star
PHARMACIST. registered Nd, fun
maa me ps Ifes SDpI1si, fEHRMacs sst ,sn @
suitland I'd. Sc. HI 1914. III
PLASTERERs. white, firs'-e'ass men
only. TO work on nice houses.
rLAsJIRTRs WANTED ,sm. Only
port to Job. Broosfieid and County
r.; ksnsington. Nc. Ia
PORTER--Must Rave garage exp,
drivers permit and be reliable Ap-
ply. TAKOMA MOTOR co, II car
roll I'VE. Takoma Park. Nd, 10
pc sober and willing 10 work; short
hours. good pay. SEAFooU PROD
UCTS, 1890 Linden lane. Silver
PORTER DRIVER, youns, over 81.
PkEssERass'e % EMaseisx experi.need sa nc on wool and
silk; must be good. Apply ready for
work. S, & K. CLEANERS. e09 9th
PRESSER, wool. experienced. Apply
UNDERWOOD. SUPERIOR CLEAN
ERs' Es ox llSS 5asS n Highland ST. Arl.'
PREssER; wool, steady Job. Apply
elke, Arlington, Va.
PRESSER. experienced. very good SAL
airy. Apply in person at ARROW
CLFANERS' 6233 Georsia ave. NV.
GE. ABA. 3
PRESSERS, exp. On -,colens; must be
sober ana steady workers; must be
cole to produce quality work Apply
in person. do not Phone ALEXAN-
PR1a I, s,.C SLEANERs' a. GOA Montsomery
PREssERs-Wool, for dry cleaning.
$40 Tor 45-hour week, time and rail-
over As hrs. SANITARY CLEANERS
S92O 4th ST NV.
PRINTING PRESSMAN. young man
experienced on Kluges or Miehle YER
ticalS; permanent; steady work
excellent working conditions in mod
sp 1rR '0G ps4aTr Plant ga s.EsM.2 4, Re .d.1,S
man. Inan,smsIts retired for .vph Gd once; se9d
REAL ESTATE sAiEsMAN. n" expert.
enced for NV. section. also Mary
land. Excellent properties and pros
poets. Splendid opportunity If quail
flied, references and car necessary
Mr.. Tweed or Mr.. Mock. EN- 1889
F. A. TWEED CO., 5504 Conn. ave,
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Excel,
opportunity for man with ambition
and desire to make more than he
Is on his present Job; full or part
I'm I.me; must have car. RIGGS q
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-See COX
g. co. ad in news section; free
real e5tao classes Just Stafting
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ARTIST

Tc head agency retail dept, exper-
fenced in layout with finished art
capabilities lettering, simple Illus
trationl; knowledge of typography
and mechanical assembly, Com
pletely confidential Appointments
necessary-phGne Miss Perry. DI
7401. HENRY j. KAUFMAN &
ASSOC, Advertising. Wash. 5. D. C. 3
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CARPENTER foreman, able to run
several jobs. Call OIL. 1900.
CARPENTERS for trim and framing,
Call WI 7474. 10
CAPTAINS for dining room, colored,
4s-hour week references and ex-
perience required; salary $40 week
with opportunity to increase earn
ings. Apply weekday afternoons,
Rm. 1880. National Press Bldg. 10
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NIGHT JANITOR
OUTSIDE SALESMAN
VENETIAN BLINDS
AND AWNINGS

Excel. 0ppOrt. IOr an eXper. nan
car essential: liberal commission
generous. company benefits. Apply
personnel ONCE.
SEARS ROEBUCK & co.
$500 Wis. Ave. NV.
PAINTERS, first. class. also outside
men; come ready to work Mon
BIine your y, eWn %yn brush; srSfsd-rpay sood pay;
CO. Ga. ave. and Evans DIR. bet
PAINTERS (2),. experienced. 1st class
mechanics only: wanted by Miller
Bros decorators. year round work
no drinkers. CH. 1880. between s
pm. and 10 pm.
PAINTER. combination. man; Al
mechanic. white. good pay: inside
and outside work; must be sober
PAINTERs-Apply a31o Rhode Is
land ave. ne. MIR. HARDING:
PATENT SPECIFICATION WRITER
Must have served at least Il years
as Patent once Examiner. Present
shsry sms wolE s6nsders q sis B0s
PATENT SPECIFICATION WRITER
Position open for individual auali-
fed to prepare and prosecute patent
applications; excel. opportunity and
salary to Qualifying party: only
those with patent experience need
apply BOX lily. Star. %
PHARMACIST-Part time. 3 NIGHTS .
week. 6 to 10: MARYLAND registry.
$3.50 per hour. LELAND PHAR.
MACY. 1907 Wis. ave. OIL. 1850.
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.IANITOR

For. elevator apt. in NV. Must have
9TH Class license; excel. apt. and
sal. Box 354-A, Star. III
reliable. settled colored
man. strictly non-drinker, no chill
dren. to care for large colored apt
house; must be neat and Industrious;
full time; salary and apt, BOX
476-B. Star.
JANITOR and handyman for hotel;
sober. leliable, single; quarters furn
S12O mo. 1901 K st. NV. g
JANITOR, exper., for newly con-
structed apt. house, in NV. D. c.;
excellent living quarters and pay:
man and wife only. Write full par
ti1ulars; SIapD Box 1925; Star: "a
tional work; good salary, full main
tenances; drivers permit required.
Apply 5000 N. H. ave. ne. Take
Chillum Hgts. K-4 bus to Peabody
St. Apply 8 to II am, weekdays
Nplyy
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CLERK
FOR PAINT STORE

Wv 1442N I y Z O1VI
Young man with response
bility, sober, industrious,
exp. pref. but not nee.
opportunity for promotion.
Apply in person Watson
Standard Co., 915 7th st.
NV.
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COIN MACHINE mechanics; thor
ough experienced on pins and con,
soles: one permanent shop job and
one good route Job open to the
right men; MR.. vIERBUCHEN,
coILE64oR. o1 SftpRsis .saLFsMAS. Is An s1-s5 must
have installment collecting and SELL
ing experience; 3 established routes
open, excellent salary and commits
sion; you can earn 1925 per week
steady must have good car; excel
fns 5sisEsn'ei HoMf NE O2aS GSbpARRggFE gerry
CO.. PLY NJ st. NV, 1890 to 5 pm
CoMpOsITOR, capable of running
acpt Write Box 424,A; Star; .
e5pS aooS Sny EspT Tle man need
ton organization write detailed
CONSTRUCTION 0eA suPERfNTGSbENT fffE; HsSibT
for new homes; must be Thoroughly
experienced and reliable. and. able
good opportunity for right man;
references, etc. required. Box 496-C.
Star. 10
COOK. experienced. Apply KING OF
IHE SEA RESTAURANT, 1919 Conn
ave. NV, OR. 2009. Ill
essaE snp at spss slEs n9' ECHO
PARK RESTAURANT. .
COUNTER SALESMAN-For lumber
and millwork company; experience
required. give age, education and
salary expected. Box 221-C, Star.
CREDIT MANAGER, for collections
and extension of credit, permanent
position. State experience, salary.
CroJi+ onJ Colloot;o~ Mo,
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FURNITURE SALESMAN
AND ASST. STORE MGR.

Must be thoroushly experienced
Guaranteed salary and commission
To start work Immediately, Call
OR. 1854 for appointment. Between
10 am. and 9 pm 3
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GOLDEN BERG'S
1th and K SITS N w

SALES MANAGER or outstanding
salesman with managing ability: ter
ritory of Md, D. c. and Va. Ma
tional association; for appointment,
phone ST. $3.50.
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CHECKER for grocery store. Apply
N. S. FEDERLINE, 5544 Conn. ave.
Chevy Chase, D. c. 10
CHEF-COOk-White. must be Al,
local references required; apply in
14th St NV. 3
CLERK. under 25. neat. with pleasing
personality, for perm. position in
life insurance CO.; must be able to
type and be accurate with figures;
night school student pref. Apply
Room 300, S16 14th ST. NV -12
CLERICAL POSITION with large
corporation, opportunity for advance
nent. Reply in own handwriting
giving age. exper., education, salary
expected Box 40@-C, Star.
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Credit and Collection Man
Exp. for Office of retail installment
store. Must be acquainted with
all phases of credit and collection
work. Top salary. Steady posi-
tion Opport. for advancement
Anl-1v Rn.c o. e ID
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RUG SALESMAN
COMMISSION BASIS

Excellent opportunity for expert
enced man; 20ec discount on pur-
chases. free disqualification and other
employe benefits. Apply personnel
office. 9TH fl.
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SALES MANAGER. for a
waterfront development in the
STEFFEY, INC, Is z. Lex
inston ST.. Baltimore. Md.
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SERVICE STATION
Manaser. local exper. and refs. Take
complete eharse OF shift Must
with pay after yr Do not phone
CONNORS, INC.
2721 Eayior I'd. sc. 10
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SALES TRAINEES

M AxZXlA Az
International organization. II YOU
work s hrs, per day and want te
proven sales plan for you We show
you that you will make money with
our company. Earnings the hrst :}0
tHat. n o' abo1t o sIS9 See Weekly Se Apply Mr..
Murray. RIM. $40, Ring blde.. 18th
and M SITS. NV, 10 TO ! only Ii
SALES TRAINEES (3)
Neat appearins. with car. interested
ing. Weekly earnins average S75
from beginning. No canvassins.
Apply $3.50 am. 2511 BladensburR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. large
sersse exceens Working uss sond
tions and starting salary; regular
increases; experience necessary. Box
sacGSiriHs K 9Ts a. SALESMAN Lonss...
tablished investment frm. members
Of the Ney York Stock Exchanse.
enced ssiesmen. Firm win eo-oper.
ate in furnishing IDEAS and val.
liable leads. Highest references re-
auired. Mr.. Kreeser. ROBERT c
JONES a CO NE. 2922
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
must be experienced IN fabrication.
CONNORS. INC. 272l MAYOR rd.
SERVICE STATION fabrication man:
good salary. comm. and vacation:
hrs. . pm. to II p.m.: only we'll
exp. men with refs. need apply. See
Mr. Barron. mEr. SUNOCO station.
SERVICE STATION MAN wanted.
must have high school education: no
experience necessary. Apply in per-
son at 4 pm. at SALKELD BROS.
8. Capitol and z SITS. Sc. liz
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Census EnumeratOrS

Use your census training to start
you on worthwhile career; car
necessary for local driving; no can
vassina. One who needs to earn at
least sos per wk. preferred. Write.
giving qualifications and phone no.
TO Box 4S4-B, Star, 10
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ST. 6S7s.
AUToMoTIvE PARTS counterman,
for lse.. established truck firm; must
good salary with vacation; excel,
working conds.; refs. req. Write.
givii age, schooling and exper.
.TITo H9X "a s,i a rsStay Sta, n.u 80
wants 8 alert statesmen. Unusual
opportunity for men with PERSONAL
itv and salesmanship. Call sales
.1lan .m1lanase. oW 1900. .
sist t eenepsl msr and Ok finance
OF late model car. Steady advance
ment and secure future assured
state age, experience, etc. Box 472-
AUTO S'sI SERVICE SALESMAN exnsri-
enced, good salary 9ars and liberal tSpnll bonus:
PoToMAc MoToR ''Gsl SALES, SA nc, Nc,
LOG New Hampshire ave. NV. Ma.
ATTo TRIMMER, experienced; io s.
FioNAf AuFo Eo03 TOP PsS Co. ARpl4 qI4 14t6 Ha
BoookKEEPER-Retail merchandisins
exper. pref; 5l2-dav week. Apply
thos1e II person: ms 1928 Wise, ave, Be
BAKER. thoroughly experienced; good
salary. pleasant working conditions
Please apply afternoons OF evenings.
BAKERS BELPER,, white. expert
WooDMooR PASTRY SHOP, I01a7
Colesvllle I'd, Silver Spring, Md. III
BOOkkEEPER JR.-Position Offering
excellent all-around bookkeeping ex-
perience and opportunity for ad-
vancement In the accounting 6e-
partnent o. established natioral
magazine. For a youns man with
years accounting training, ] year
ONCE experience and familia rity
with adding machine. Liberal sick
and vacation leave; free group in
surance; other employment benefits.
Gsn Mon. n.-Fri., s;15-5. DI. 1000,
BRICKLAYERS-Mechanics only. Call
IS. W. LINTZ.- UN. S61S. %
BRICK LAYERS-1st class, plenty of
work. both inside and outside. Top
wages. Apply Mr.. Koch at CARL
M. FREEMAN'S Hampshire Hills lob.
Dir: New Hampshire ave extended
about 2la mi beyond University
BRICK LAYERS, mechanics only,
Lee hwy; and East Rosemary
Lane. Falls Church or Lo. 5-t;344
BRICKLAYERs. white mechanics,
steady work; all sections of town.
OF. 9OS3 or 81. 1856.
BR1CKLAYERS-Go mechanics for
lst class work in Arlington County,
I Montgomery County and District of
Columbia. WILLIAM F. NELSON.
923 y st. NV; phone DU. 2oao or
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SPECIAL NOTICES fcont.)

SPECIAL NOTICES tcont.)
THE WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAN
ITARY COMMISSION will hold the
following examinations for the pur-
pose OF establishing eligible list.
from which TO fill future vacancies
in these ella ssifications:
Designing Engineer
Craftsman
Junior Craftsman
April IA. 1850. . PM
Examine tions TO BE- held in the Com.
mission ofaceS. 4O17 Hamilton sJieeL.
Hyattsville, Maryland
Apple atlons to take eXamina tion MY
be obtained from the Personnel Of
nee. 40l7 Hamilton street. Hyatts-
vile. Maryland. and must be fled
with. the Commission not later than
Aprll ~. 1850.
Trays Doll Hospital
@EApoN Sspea5unslss eo NA sss9. nHet75 Ho 75lo. a
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
MATTRESSES, age 1885: uniform
size l4-ls; good earnings and work
On Rs M1s fondfiS9s psss u Apply g nis RsRs
SODA DISPENSERS, age 1s to 35:
good earnings and working condi-
tions. Apply Mrs Evans, U. S.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, SOB K st
TYPisT-,FD.REcEPTIoNIsr. some
tBX neat, SIS mo-; receptionist-
PIX opi., Sc. SIC, S135 mo-: tvpist.
ne. sec. cxpr $40 wk.; nurse, live
in, $50 mo. and maintenance; auto.
expi typist. title work. $50 wk. See
Miss Reed at PERSONNEL SERV-
ICES, 1911 G St.. MA. 6OSS.
i lST-nEtE :, $50 no.. .aw office;
P6x oper -t1pist, real estate. Sl75;
s'atistic71 typist. Silver Spring, St5
wk.: mortgage-title typist. 5-day wk.,
S175. For better positions. see Miss
Eyans or Miss Gack at BOYD S. 700
l2th.. cor. G. MA. 2340
ELECTROM8TIC. proportional spac-
ing expr., 5000 mo-, 5-day wk. Miss
Evans at BoYD's. 700 18th, cor G,
GIRLS, age IS to s5; good
earnings. and working conditions
Apply Mrs; Place. U. s. EMPLOY
POSITIONS - In
mediate openings for lab tech.
PRoFEssioNAL PLACEMENT sERV. sas'S
ICE, 1740 K st. NV. RE. 1858
statesmen
Average S25 day, selling hospitaliza-
ton. health and accident-life in
Sufance. Exper. not nee.
ATLAS AGCY, 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
.
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BRICKLAYERS

Experienced men for long, Job on
new DEVELOPMENT. good wages Re-
port ready for work to Mr.. Kelley
at Sargent rd. and Gallatin st. ne
Jonathan Woodner Co.
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STENOG., $3.50 UP
NE. Wash. da.-future. Miss Bond
at CAPITAL SERVICE, 1929 Eye st.
Pc DSoS
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AUCTION SALES

MOUNTAIN view prop
erty; public sale Friday, April IA.
1850, at / pm, on premises, Mt
Storm Poultry Farm, located on
Timber Ridge, Rt. 259. . miles, from
Gore, Va, on Rt. so. u miles west
of Winchester, between Gore, Va.
and Highyiew, w. Va. Farm con-
sists of ! master house. l2-story;
knotty pine living room with fre-
place, 3 bedrooms, bath, kitchen,
dining room, glass-inclosed back
porch, open cement side porch.
front porch. top story completely
finished. tenant house. / u story. 5
rooms and bath; poultry houses,
125x24 TT. 2 floors, 60x40 it. .
floors; l Toulouse; all buildings are
concrete block and have electricity
hot and cold running water: 2 sep
arate wells, electric pumps. Spe-
cials-5-ton 81 Dodge truck, poul-
try equipment. tractor. buzz saw.
household furniture very good con-
dition). metal Venetian blinds. metal
porch furniture. This property con-
sists of 121 acres more or less; 90
acres in timber, Possession imme-
diately. Open for Inspection all day
Friday, April IA. 1850. Terms:
One-half cash. balance 80 days.
COLEMAN DUNN. Auctioneer.
Luncheon available on property.
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Television & Refrigerator
Regional Service Manager

technical knowledge and
service engineering experience on
both television, and household re-
friRerators absolutely essential;
headquarters in or near Washing
ton; travel eastern territory by rail-
road employer located in Middle
West, don't apply unless you send
all data usually on employment ap-
plicattons. including salaries; explain
technical experience and knowledse
in detail, Box 226-A, Star.
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statesmen
Average. S25 day, selling hospitaliza
tion. health and accident-life in
surance. Exper not nee.
ATLAS AGCY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV
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ZED l.. WILLIAMS g. ZED l..
WILLIAMS, JR.. Auctioneers.

ZED L. WILLIAMS g. ZED l..
WILLIAMS, JR., Auctioneers.
Large lot fine Maple and Ma
hogany Furniture, Broad
loom Carpet, Rugs, Runner
and Household Effects from
Washington Club Home Or
ganization. Also other new
and used good quality
Furnishings from other
sources.
To be Sold by Public
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Continued on Next PaEO
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AUTO. PAINTER HELPERS
Three; must be sober and reliable; |
years experience required; top pay,
5I2-day week. MIRACLE AUTO
PAINTERS, IA H st. ne. Call today.
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ASSISTANT BUYER

Experienced man for furniture de-
partment; excellent opportunity for
ambitious young man; discount. on
purchases. free disqualification and
other employe benefits. Write Box
174-Y, Star. III
ASSISTANT HEATING ENGINEER
for oil burner. hot water system in
submit qualifications and exper: with
refs. All replies confidential. Box
ASSISTANT INSURANCE MANAGER,
familiar with handling customer
claims and possess thorough knowl-
edge OF auto insurance rates. Good
salary with excellent future. State
full particulars. Box 2l1-A. Star.
ASSISTANT SERVICE MANAGER,
for established tire firm; applicant
must have high school degree and
tion pays s46.sO per week and is
training ground for counter sales
men which pays $3.50 to S31 )
month plus commission. Men with
proven selling ability may apply
55lrectly for the higher position.
giving age, schooling and expert
ence.
AUTO MECHANIC. top notch. reli-
CO.. FA. 1171. 10
AUTO MECHANIC. 1st class: general
repairs. Apply Az 11th st. s.w.-g
AUTO NECHANICS-We need sew
eral top men to work in shop of
new-car dealer. Nut supply ref
enn4eS' eeFnenceS' Call service manager, OK.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. must be
experienced. will only consider lst
class man who is thoroughly famil-
lar. with the work; must be STEADY
and sober. A. G. S. REBUILDERS
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HELP WTD. AGENCIES Cont. }
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Bookkeeper (F.l. S55 Wk

Private and public school positions
Colorado Bldg, IA and G. RE. 393s
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REAL ESTATE and business chance
salesman. car; commission only. CO.
operation assured. Ex. 61s2
MEN. part time. available
for about 3 hours between. II am.
and 4 pm; cafeteria work; S-dsy
week: age. 20 70 35. Bring Social
Security card. COVE ENT
10
Evening star., 1950-09-06
Sesqui Events
Where to Go,
What to Do

This year marks the 150th
anniversary of establishment Of
the permanent seat of the United
States Government in the District
of Columbia. The National Capt.
tai Sesquicentennial Commission
has scheduled the following events
in observance of the city's 150th
birthday (free of charge unless
otherwise noted:
Today.
Bank Night" at the Sesauicentennial
Amphitheater, Sixteenth street and, Colo;
rado avenue NV, pm. Heads of local
banks have been invited. Durham y, c..
fornapee Of Fsith ot our Fathers;
ary HGnS Vii Mfyy sDsf
School Band at $40 p.m AZ the sesaui-
centennial Bandstand at the Senate
George Washington University Night"
at the amphitheater.
Continuing.
Faith Of Our Fathers" Paul GREEN'S
pageant honoring George Washington, as
the Tesss Sssaui st % eens To-
sale al stabler's Ticket Mart 1892 +
street NV; at Super Music City stores.
1850 r street NV, and lilo Seventh
street NV: at the Worldwide Travel
Service, 2672 Connecticut avenue NV:
at the Book Mart, $50 F street NV; at
the Veterans Service Center. Fourteenth
and E streets NV, and at the amphi-
theater box once.
THE American Professional" paintings
and drawings recording four centuries OF
American history. at the Corcoran Gallery
OF Art, Seventeenth street and New York
s'Washins instoniana," exhibit of pictures,
pamphlets and rare books from the coll
lection Of the District Public Library, at
the Corcoran Gallery.
Also, "Plan Of Washington" srchitec-
tural exhibit with model layout Of the
Nations Capital Gallery hours: 10 am.
Makers of History in Washington,"
paintings Of great Americans, the National
Gallery of Art. Sixth street and Constitu-
tion avenue NV. Gallery hours: 10 am.
"Milestones in American Achievement
an exhibit marking the sesquicentennial
of the Library Of Congress, as well as Of
the District. at the Library, First and
East Capitol streets Sc, 9 am. to 10 pm.
An exhibit of old pictures, prints and
portraits Of early Neutrality-suspicious., at the
Central Public Library, Eighth and K
streets NV, am. to 8. pm.
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Boy, 18, Admits He Slew
Father Choking Mother
BY the Associoted Press

MONTEREY, Va, Sept. 6.-An
18-year-old boy peeked through
the window of his home. saw hs>
father choking his mother, then
shot his father to death, police
said today.
The shooting occurred near the
Highland County community of
Patna last night. Sheriff Glenn
Hammer said young Nelson Wright
had been charged with murder
and released on $4,000 bond.
Kenneth Wright. 47-year -old
prison guard, was felled by bullet
that struck him behind the ear.
Sheriff Hammers investigation re-
vealed this story:
The boy was returning home
from q store when he saw his
mother and father struggling in
the living room. Young Wright
saw his father put his hands to
his mothers throat and start
choking her.
The boy, carrying rifle, lifted
it and fired through the window.
Sheriff Hammer said he was told
by other members of the family
that the shooting climaXed a day
of domestic difficulties at the
Wright home. He said he was in
formed that the elder Wright, a
guard at the State lime grinding
plant at Staunton, had been drink
ing and became abusive,
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in report submitted to U. N.
authorities Monday night and
made public at the time.
'All we know" he said, "is that
q member of the armed forces of
the Union of Soviet Socialist Re-
publics was part of the crew of a
twin n-engined bomber which fired
upon an air patrol operating as
part of the United Nations forces
IN Korea and that the bomber was
shot down and only the body Of
one member of the crew (the Rus
siam was recovered"
Mr.. Austin said the incident oil
lustrates the desirability" Of i'm
mediate adoption by the Council
of the pending American resolu-
ton urging all countries not to
help the North Korean aggressors.
Seeks to Localize Conflict.
The essential purpose of that
resolution, Mr.. Austin said, "is
to localize the conflict and to
prevent it from spreading to other
areas"
One part of the resolution calls
upon all nations to -'use their in
f1uence and prevail upon the
authorities of North Korea to
cease their defiance of the United
Nations" With reference to this,
Mr.. Austin asserted:
There is one power which
could bring an end to the fighting
overnight if it were prepared to
use it's influence to that end.
"The attitude of the Soviet
Union on this paragraph Of the
resolution will be a test of its will
ingness to support the peaceful
endeavors of the United Nations. 3"
Questions Russia's Intent.
"a He added that Mr.. Malik's re-
cent actions "have raised doubts
| IN our minds" whether he supports
the objective of keeping the Ko-
rean conflict from spreading.
Mr.. Austin referred especially
to fears that Russia may be urging
the Chinese Communists to enter
the Korean fighting.
"The Soviet ruling circle" he
said. seems to have been doing
its best to increase tension be-
tween the Chinese Communist au-
thorities and those members Of
the United Nations who are act
ing together to repel aggression
in Korea.
II might note in this connection
that the United States Govern
ment has been disturbed recently
by reports of substantial rail and
road traffic in that area of North
Korea which is adjacent to the
Manchurian frontier"