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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-23
Around Town With
The Editor

HleaSe uOn forget Inat tne BlOOu-
mobile will be here on Monday from
1000 a m. until 400 p. m. in front
of st. Johns Lutheran Church, S.
Potomac Street.
All persons between the ages of
IS and go who are in good health are
eligible to donate blood, so why not
phone the Red Cross at either 1883
or 2539 and make an appointment
for Monday.
The present tragic situation in the
coal fields, with miners defying the
courts of the nation and strikers 60
ing around in automobile platoons
attacking mine owners and smashing
property, while the nation is slowly
being throttled through the loss of
coal, is just another reason why l
am against the Truman administra-
ton.
Long, long ago President Truman
could have avoided this tragic situa-
ton by simply invoking the provi-
sions of the Taft-Hartley Law. But
because he is bitterly opposed to the
law and has tried vainly to have it
repealed, he stalled and stalled until
he was literally forced to take some
action - action that is coming much,
much too late.
Congratulations to the Ex-Hi-Y
Club in their efforts to provide the
Hagerstown High School Senior
Band with new uniforms-and they
certainly are badly needed. The
club has already named an honorary
advisory committee, and they are
planning a mass meeting at the High
School auditorium on the night of
March Is.
Won't you please put ring around
this date on your calendar, for that
is one meeting that should be packed
to the rafters. You've only got to
see these youngsters marching down
the street in the Mummers Parade
in their drab uniforms, some of
which have been used in the school
year after year, and then compare
them with the snappy uniforms of
other school bands, to realize that
this is really worthwhile project.
# H. L. Mills does start a new
daily paper in Hagerstown, which
he announced some months ago
would be known as "The Washington
County Daily News" he'd better get
with Vernon Scoop Davis, ace re-
porter of the Morning Herald, before
he makes any definite plans and get
Vernon's authority to use the name
Washington County News" And
here's why:
l have just seen photostatic copies
of two issues of the Washington
County News published by A. Yer
non Davis, Jr., away back in 1888
when he was lad in school. The
paper, which at one time reached a
peak circulation of IS, was print
ed on typewriter" with the use of
carbon sheets.
His biggest scoop was a headline
story about neighbours goldfish dy-
ing, and the story 'hit the street"
half an hour before the fish actually
died.
So, H. L., it would seem that
Scoop" Davis has really scooped
you.
In conclusion, here is two-line
editorial which he wrote in one is
sue: "Confuses say-'City Hall too
big for pocketbook (Of the City,"
That's Vernon's spelling = not
mine.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-23
Did You Know That? -

Baltimore is the biggest producer
of automobiles in the vast General
Motors Corporation empire, company
officials declare. The C. M. plants
in Baltimore have been turning out
1,120 cars, trucks and commercial
vehicles day. These plants employ
a total of 5000 workers.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-23

When you dim your lights for APP
preaching traffic your chances of
having an accident will dim too.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-23

The forests of Missouri produce
railway ties, lumber, laths and shin
giles.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-23
Drunk Driving"
Film Is Available
State Police Offer To Show
New Film From Metro Gold
wyn-Mayer Studio To interest
ed Groups.

The Maryland State Police have
just received from the Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer Studios the highway
safety film Drunk Driving" This
picture is the greatest contribution
that Hollywood has yet made to
combat this most inexcusable of all
killers on our highways, drunken
drivers.
Drunken driving is one of the four
leading causes of highway traffic
collisions in the State of Maryland
and in our Nation This picture
graphically tells vivid story that
is too often enacted on our highways.
The National Safety Council tells us
that in one-fourth of the fatal acct
dents in 1913 either the driver or
the pedestrian was reported to have
been drinking-that one in every
six drivers involved in fatal acct
dents had been drinking.
This film will be shown to all in
terested groups upon request and
give the State Police another oppor-
tunity to assist in promoting safety
on the highways of Maryland. Re-
quests for representative to show
this film should be made to the Traf-
fic Staff, Maryland State Police,
Pikesville 8, Md.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-23
COP. National Committee Chairman
In Address Here Hits Presidents Fair Deal

Refers To II AS "The Marked Cards DesPPredicts Republic
Party VIII Win November Elecons-Ofers Six-Point
For Cure OF Nations Financial sOver Seven Hundred
Attend Lincoln Banquet In Masonic Temple
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-23
News Of Boys
In The Service

Midshipman Stephen F. Schoen,
USNA, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Schoen, 813 Dewey Ave, visited the
U. S. Military Academy at West
Point last week along with 100 fell
low midshipmen from the Naval
Academy at Annapolis.
During their stay at West Point
the midshipmen carried out the nor
NAL routine of the cadets. They at
tended classes and drills as well as
various sports contests and week
end social events.
The purpose of the exchange visits
is to maintain high degree of I'M
derstanding between the two serv-
ices.
Corp Kenneth r. Scott, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Albro c. Scott, 800 Chest
nut Street, is now serving as a Mes
sage Center Chief, in the Com
munications Platoon of the Head
quarters Company, 32nd Infantry
Regiment, 7th Infantry Division in
Occupied Japan.
Enlisting in the Army in October
1947, he received his initial train
ing at Fort Dix, New Jersey. AT
ter he had completed his training
he was given a short furlough home
to visit his family before leaving for
Japan in March 1913. Upon arrival
in Japan he was assigned to the 31st
Infantry Regiment at Seoul, Korea.
After he had served with the 31st
Infantry Regiment for a short time,
he was later transferred to the 32nd
Infantry Regiment at Camp Haugen,
Japan.
Prior to his enlistment into the
Army he attended the Boonsboro
High School.
Private Richard M. Trumpower,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Trum-
power, SOB Ridge Ave-, and Private
Robert S. Armstrong, 40 Alexander
ST., have arrived in Japan and as
signed for duty with the 10th Anti
Aircraft Artillery Brigade. They
will be stationed in the Yokohama
area.
Evening star., 1950-07-23

ROUTEMAN, to service merchandise
start; must be bondable and have
D. C. license Call after 5 pm.
weekdays. WESTWAY VENDING
sS9Es G9 44s fsGKSEER, GfS 81 NM must be college
graduate, experienced in selling not
absolutely necessary; good opportu-
nifty for advancement with estab-
lished heating contractor. BOX Sls-
SALES Al ssAI AIENGrNEER-Air cond.. refgr.,
right man to take full charge Of
ticulars. Box 1S3-R. Star.
SALESMAN-This advertisement is
addressed. to the man who would
E4ov9s IKE to iSes ole an If tass gou
are interested in making real money,
have had experience selling to res
taurants and taverns and own car,
phone HO. 400. Sun. 12 noon TO
sjp2gM.N pgM and Mon ,rn an and to ttstiaa Rm
calling on hotels and institutions;
good opportunity; salary and COM
mission; out Of town, car necessary
Several territories open. See MR..
MANoFF,. 1915 l4th st. NV. 81
Wholesale paper. products concern,
requires good salesman, experienced
selling to retail merchants. Perm.
Box 331-R. Star.
SALESMAN-Guaran salary and
commission. Call 81. 8722.
SALESMAN to sell tires, seat covers,
auto. accessories. ETC.; $500 per mo-,
plus liberal commission plan. Apply
promptly at 10 am. Mon. ESQ
CENTER, Wis. and Q SITS.
SALESMAN, exec. type. age 21-30, to
obtain and maintain select retail
ice cream outlets. Exp. in contact
ing retail outlets helpful Car nee:
;s aisrS ia%.nca am9 comm Ingv Hs u auto Wr,tin1 amy
onIy to Mr.. A. j. Young, mgr,
BREYER ICE. CREAM CO., 1880
Bladensburg I'd. ne. -23
SALESMAN, experienced. to sell ia
nous fashion origination haberdash-
cry for long-established chain.
BROOKS TIMES SQUARE. 1343 F
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HELP MEN

mems clothing, excellent
opportunity for man experienced in
1nstallment selling; no night work.
See Mr.; Jacobs. MARVIN'S CREDIT,
734 9TH st. NV.
MISUNDERSTANDING research or.
ganization, located in Alex, In
manufacturing and distributing sew
eral patented specially products and
would like to add a few young and
energetic statesmen to its staff to
sell to dealers and distributors in
Wash; and surrounding area. Some
technical background desirable,
Commission plus small drawing &C.
count. Opportunity for advance
ment. Car necessary. Full or part
time. Call for appt., OV. 2l77. -23
SALESMAN 90, one of the Oldest
corporations of its kind in America
needs men aged $3.50 to call on
prospective customers in greater
Washington. We furnish all contacts
and will prove by actual demonstra-
tion in the field that our men make
from S4O0-$S00 per month is being
earned in 40-hr. week. Car nec-
eSsary. For information and posi-
tive proof Of the above, call bet.
1880 am. and 1890 pm. at 9lS
WARNER BLDG, 18th and E SITS.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
i ESTATE SALES AGENTS
GOLD,
GOLD GOLD

In the Offices of Cox g. Co. see the
our selling force. No wonder over
80 sales this month, over million
this year. New part-time agent,
agents agents oSsl Mary sGS Scott hs and Msry HAIL
2 sales already this. their first
month. If you are young, active,
and have way with people, join
our. earn-while-you-lea school Of
modern method Of selling homes.
at our Silver Spring ofice. 9717
Georgia ave-. 10 am.
81. O775 RE 1893 UN. 1927
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN to oper-
ate sales dept. Of established modern
uptown ONCE; wonderful deal to the
right INA man. ,IVA WASHINGTON REALTY
REAL Gh sSqs EsraTR AGH; statesmen co.
Opening for reliable, intelligent men,
80 to 30. in small active office with
ample listings. knowledge Of
Montgomery Co. would help. Apply
Realtor. Ola Bonifant ST.. Silver
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-opening
for one experienced man in the
sales dept. of one, of the city
Oldest largest and most highly
reputable Arms; Just about the top
advertiser Of residential property OF
all prices but specializing in sales
Of homes $4,000 and above; widely
known also as builders of fine quail
ity homes of $500 and aboye;
references required; replies conn-
Dental; splendid opportunity to
earn real money under the best Of
eral commission set-up. Please write
REAL 1 ESTATE sALEsMEN-t2). exp.
Small organ; opportunity unlimited.
RE. 3316. CHAPMAN REALTY,
RECEIVING CLERK-An excellent
position for a sober, settled man.
This particular Job requires the ut
most in skill and accuracy. Since
it is a position of trust, your record
must bear very close examination:
Wages are far above average and
dement's are excellent. Apply Room
124 Shirlington Trust Bldg, Shirl-
ington Shopping Center, Arl., va.
RECEIVING CLERK-For retail fur
niture warehouse. Must have local
seed spey sGoed COED saary paid vaca @
tons. tons House & HERRMANN FUR
NITuRE CO., 7th and Eye SITS. NV.
ROOFER MECH. broad exper.. sober,
reliable man; year around empl,; top
HooVWEs. oV '' INC. S once SS'' Ma sS94.
George Howes, home. Pa. 1921. a
ROOFING AND SIDING MEN, steady
work. Call ia. s979. -23
ROOFING AND SIDING MECHANIC,
So per hr. Call LO. 5-0664 between
10 and 12 Sunday.
ROUTEMAN for dry cleaning. Must
be go-getter. Top salary and COM
mission. 1908 New Hampshire ave,
SH 100 -23
Evening star., 1950-07-23
$500 Wis. ave. NV. -.

SALESMEN-Sell calendars and ad.
vertiSing novelties; buyers every
where; low prices; big commissions
sdSsR9ff 9qnSiss sa@psf pREs fEss
329 So. Wood. Chicago IT,. NJ.
SALESMEN--Sell variety, hardware.
florists, gift shops, largest exclusive
repeat volume line, flower pots, ce.
GamGs pad aS eECSsSe aS TO S3 rT
PHILLIPS CO., Barryton, Mich.
statesmen for television, refregera.
tors, ETC.: inside work; excellent pay;
no night work. STAR RADIO, 400
SALES ! iTRAiNEEs. we will select Z
ambitious young men for training
in interesting sales work. earnings
begin Immediately, advancement as
gured for men men who qualify. See MT;
nGsfc safsfe sfoRE MGa 1883 9SEn g 81 MlIEEs LIVE
SALES WORK, full or part time.
mission, See Miss Baker. q. s. E. 8.
szS1AEAS Witt RSis RiTS Ts1E4A i fssgi
SECURITIES SALESMAN - Long-es.
tablished investment & fTm. member members
have. openings for several experi-
ate in furnishing ideas and val.
IaSls uslsa leads; Highest a.ss, reas5snsss RsF re-
JONES & CO, ME. 1922.
odorants: must have permit; also
be familiar with Wash. and vic;
refs required. Box 3S0-R, Star.-27
SERVICE MANAGER, new-car dealer;
well-estab. business. employing %
mechanics; want man under 80;
must have best refs. and exper with
new7car dealer; SCI; and comm.
ton, Arlington, Va, stating expers
and sal. expected. so
SERVICEMAN WANTED for coin-
operated phonograph and pin ball
MUSIC Co. $40 q st. NV. -23
SERVICE STATION shift operator.
must be thoroughly exper.; good pay
t. o1s E!ghs Im0c %SD SSpJ4cN N1 Phone ois sSl1s:
bia pike and Glebe I'd.
SHEET-METAL LAYOUT MEN and
tool maker; aircraft radio manufac-
class men need apply. See Mr.
Nagle. SCHUTTIG & CO., INC, 9th
and Kearny SITS. ne. -25
SHEET METAL MECHANICS. steady
employment; good pay for Qualined
men; car essential. SOLAR HEAT
ING CO.. OW. 1900. "a
SHOE SALESMAN, must be exper.s
permanent position; also Sat. extras
for Wash and Nd; stores MOE
ave. Hyattsville. -26
SHOE SHINE BOY, must know all
Steady job; salary $50 wk., plus
tips. DEBONAIR VALET. 2612
Conn. ave. NV. -25
Evening star., 1950-07-23
SALESMAN

Full and part time. Here is a gen.
uine opportunity for permanently
high earnings. Some of our. men;
who never sold before they Joined
with US: are consistingly earning
yourself how they do it. If you are
a good worker and ambitious. have
a good running car and desire to
get ahead, come see the product
that has such wonderful public
receptance, and some of the men
furnish all leads and have more
than we can handle, SO don't delay.
Check on other offers first, then see
US Monday evening at 7:30 sharp.
BABYHOOD DISTRIBUTORS. 760S
Evening star., 1950-07-23
BRICKLAYERS wanted
on coke oven construc-
ton, working 6-day week.
Apply KOPPERs CO.,
INC, Gate No. l, Weir
ton Steel Co. Plant, Weir
ton, w. Va, or call Weir
ton 1180.

BULLDOZER OPERATOR, steads
SSan. Soe5; god GH' aegg psy; sear-arOund la Job
BuLLDozER oPERAToR for cater.
pillar DIT. Apply in person
CAMPBELL SAND CO.. Cherry Hill
BULLDOzER oPERATORNPermanent
position, large housing job, must
be thoroughly experienced, non
union Call WA. 1850.
BUTCHER, 1st class, in q self-Serv-
ice meat dept; salary to be arranged
Call UN. $3.50, CHEVERLY SUPER
MARKET, 5737 Tuxedo rd.. Tuxedo
BUYER-Knowledge of electronics,
steel and general buying; located
in Metropolitan Washington, D. c.;
well-known research institution;
opportunity for Advancement; ex-
cellent working conditions. Write
Box 403-R. Star. -23
CABINETMAKER, experience essen
tial; 40-hour, 5-day week; excellent
opportunity for right man. Pleasant
work condition; employe discount
PRIVILEGES and many other company
benefits. Call or see Miss Jones,
SEARS. ROEBUCK g. CO., 1901
Lawrence ave. ne. NO. 6543. 30
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HELP MEN
PRODUCE MAN-We have

PRODUCE MAN-We have an open.
ing for a thoroughly experienced
produce man. Excellent working
conditions and wages, including paid
vacation and free disqualification and
surgical coverage. Apply Room 124,
Shirlington Trust Bldg, Shirlington
Shopping Center, Arl.. Va. -27
PRODUCE MAN, experienced. to man.
age produce dept. in large food mar
ket; good Day for right man; expe-
rlenfed IIe l;ed IN merchandising and dis.
Apply SEVEN CORNERS MARKET
Lee blvd, and Leesburg pike. Falls
RADIO AND Tv serviceman. with car
for outside work. KENNEDY RA-
RADIO AND nv REPAiRNIAN-sat.
urday only; also man to help in
shop. SLATTERY RADIO CO.
4237 Wise. ave. NV. WO. 4411
REAL ESTATE loan and settlement
manager; must have years of local
experience; salary commensurate
with ability. Call Mr.. Won LEVIN
JA 4-l600 "a
Evening star., 1950-07-23
SALESMAN
OFFICE MACHINES

An excellent opportunity to learn q
new phase in high-grade selling to
once executives. Average sale over
$1,000. The potentials are good,
though the first year will probably
be under $4,000. This is job for
q man now employed, who wants
to better himself and at the same
ing account against commissions
until his success opens up. An
opportunity to take over one of our
many branch Offices. District 1851.
mems wear and sporting
good, exper. nec.; good salary and
commission; permanent. MILLS CO..
9th and r SITS NV -23
Evening star., 1950-07-23
LISTERS-NO SELLING

Men 80 or over for contact work.
If you want steady employment
and you are neat, sober and like
to meet people, then you are quail
known manufacturers in the appli-
ance field. Sub. remuneration
Apply to Mgr. Mon, Oil am. or
4-6 pm. 344S 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Typists (F) to $45 Wk.
Knowl. shorthand and PIX, at once;
typist. hospital work, single, meals
and S35: real estate typist, small
PIX board; typist, recep., dr. oflce,
5000; dozens Of others daily. Miss
Evans today, MA. 234O.
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
Evening star., 1950-07-23
statesmen - Experienced.

Our factory representative will
be in Washington Mon. and
Tues. to interview qualified
statesmen. Men with a back
ground in insurance, real es-
tate, major appliances, or men
with exper. in the home Inn
provement field are particu-
larly adaptable to this posi-
tion. A car is necessary.
This is position with q
secure future and an oppor-
tunity to become associated
with one of the Nations lead
ing ORGANIZATIONS, and more
important. an opportunity to
earn better than an average
income. A Nation wide eX-
pansion program offers rapid
advancements to management
positions. Apply to Mr.. west
or Mr.. Eby at the UNITED
STATES EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, 315 18th st. NV, Mon
Gay and Tuesday from 10 until
2.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
ROUTEMAN (2)

position, no experience re-
ouired, age 21 to 80; interesting
work, excellent opportunity with an
established commercial concern. We
require serious. intelligent and am
bilious men. with at least high
school education and dependable
references: excellent salary. Apply
ONCE, mornings, 9-12.
American Linen Service Co
1888 9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
PERSONAL

LEA ENGEL, DREsSMAKER, of 9th
Ave. N. Y, claims skill lies In fitting
dif1cult to solve. Custom made
restyling, alterations. Centrally To-
Gated: lilo F st. NV, Rm. 20.
Tel. EX. 1908.
VACANCY IN nursing home; 24-hr.
nursing care. licensed by county and
Evening star., 1950-07-23
CANVASSERS
Salary and Commission

Will be trained to sell home insu-
lation, storm windows and doors.
An excellent opportunity for men
from % to 35 years old to obtain
a permanent and well-paying posi-
tion. Car essential. Phone Sunday
or Monday before noon. XII. $4,000.
CARPENTER for trim and cabinet
work. 1st-claSs mechanic only. Call
MR.. LESSARD, Kenmore 3-6273.
CARPENTERS. experienced. good
wages. steady Job. Phone during
day, WA. 9516; eyes,, TO. 597S.
CARPENTER, trim, top pay, to good
mechanic: See Mr.; Reid. Brewster
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. to
Brewster ave., right 2 blocks to Job
CARPENTERS, 4 good trim men. and
l door hanger; steady work. HARRY
PORETSKY g. SONS, INC, 1918 K
SITS. NV, Ma. 5306. -23
CARPENTERS-2 first-class men who
can do layout work on roofs; also
l apprentice. WA. 9559; ewes.
CARPENTERs WANTED-1st class
white; top wages for men who really
know residential work. Call GEORGE
WILSON, DI, 1901. -26
Evening star., 1950-07-23

SHOP MANAGER
PERMANENT POSITION
WITH ONE OF WASH
TONS OLDEST GEN.
ERAL SHEET METAL
AND ROOFING SHOPS.
MUST BE EXPERI-
ENCE, WELL RECON-
MENDED AND CAP
ABLE OF GIVING ESTI-
MATES TOP SALARY
AND EXCELLENT OP-
PORTUNITY FOR THE
RIGHT MAN. BOX 193-
S, STAR.
SIGN PAINTER WANTED. JAMES
PAINT SHOP, 457 N. Y. ave. NV.
TNo.n ein,,oI -, Nnw4 ~ o0N
Evening star., 1950-07-23
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

CASHIERS-Women, restaurant ex-
perienee; ages 21-35; good wages
Pamsf aaG sork1nF 81 cGndtt9Ts PMpd Apply MTs
ICE. 5O3 K ST. NV.
COUNTER GIRLS, ages 21-35; good
wages and working conditions. APP
nEENM npIE Mrs srI1llTm@s IRalmsr' 2; 8. EMPLOY
SODA DISPENSERS, women ages o.
30; good wages and working condi-
tons. Apply Mrs. Palmer, u. &.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 503 X st.
NV.
MATTRESSES, age 21-35,. expert
ditions. Apply Mrs. Palmer, u. 8.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, sos K st.
NV.
SALESMAN, foods; car allowance;
salary. BoYD's. 700 18th. cor. q
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Classified Ad Rates

AUC6I huVcT tISCLo
Three Lines (Minimum)
! OF 2 times. 35c per line.
3 to times consecuttVely. 83e Del
line.
2 times consecutively. Sic per line
Special Notices and Personal. SC per
line additional.
New Automobiles, SOC per line. 4-line
minimum
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
F0ur Lines fMinimum)
Fiat rate per line soc
Out-of-town rate is charged on all
advertising 35 miles or more from
Washington.
SUNDAY EDITION - PM. Sat
MONDAY EDITION 8 PM. Sun.
OTHER EDITIONS. PM. Day before.
Branch Agencies l hr. earlier.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in
sertion.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
LITHOGRAPHIC
PLATE MAKER.

Familiar with making large
size plates; permanent job,
union wages Call in person.
The Washington Planograph Co., Inc.
1920 North Capitol Street