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Evening star., 1950-04-02

I'll ana Il StS. NV. -
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN and sec
yfsars Tt DIR IN Les aGe'0!' + SRoWs Ses pa Issy
MAID. colored. must be thoroughly
experienced in pressing dresses and
blouses, for exclusive speciality
shop. Apply. Monday morning at
s:45 only; references required 52l
MEAT WRAPPER, no exper. nee.
good pay, pleasant working conds
Apply in person, MASTER SUPER
MARKET; l0sos Lincoln ave, Ken
MOTHERS HELPER-colored moth
er offers, upstairs pvt. rm,; board
and small salary to. refined settled
lady IN exchange for looking after
baby. helping at home. LA. 6-5994.
NURSE. white; must be able to give
hypos,. four nights each week. IL
NURSE. Practical. to care for
semi-inyalid. Must be neat, help
h; W: Live in. Experienced only.
NURsERYY SCHOOL DIREcToR-e-
Wqn W2. sHpaGsce pss1a q ssy ssry start ssp
Box Box 4oo.A. r; Star. SA'A'' Npeeseu Ws
OFFICE GIRL. experienced. knowl-
edge of typing; good salary; steady
position; vacation with pay: age
Det. - ana %. MlLLEh . r u It's.
1921 G st. NV.
ORDER CLERK, white, not over 80.
to prepare linen orders. Apply in
person to DISTRICT LINEN SERV-
ICE CO. IS L st. Sc. =
PRAC. NURSE; permanent: sleep in;
good home. 4401 Greenwich Pkwy
PREssER COLoRED, must be
thoroughly experienced on dresses
and blouses; for exclusive speciality
shop, references required; apply
Mon. morning at $50 only. 521
PREssER Err AND SILK F1N1sHER-
Experienced. FOUR LEAF CLOVER
CLEANERS 1144 7th st. NV. No
pEBIic GTSne esiIsi sTENoGRApHER. ofc. and
desk eqpd free good location. mr.
Mayfiower; abt. $50 mo. guar. Perm.
exper prefd. Give background. refs,
tel. Box 353-B. Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN-Ful
time. Com. basis. Must have car
Only go-getter need apply Sell
white and colored homes. PAUL
MILLER. 1921 14th st. NV. I'd fl. .
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN (2)
Wanted for active Connecticut ave.
firm;, with or without experience,
2645 Connecticut ave-. DU. 1866,
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MATTRESSES. experienced food and
ATE INN, 5704 Marlboro pike sc:
MATTRESSES. white. 2. experienced.
no Sunday. Apply MARINER RES
TAURANT. Monday. 7212 Wis. ave.
WAITRESS, experienced, white. from
3 to II pm; no Sundays; SIS per
wAiTREss. experienced: reliable, per-
to $50. Apply 4o15 S. 18Th 18Th St" st.,
Arlington, Va. Call TIE. 0O96.
WAITRESS-Experience not neces-
Ssrs neat s2 5 steady Ssst and
ana board. Write OAK HILL RES RES
TApRANT; TAI q o1SS Rte. l. Rectory, Va, or
GIRLS. t2), high school graduates, no
experience eSon. n,,ne necessary. to do tele-
decorators; pleasant work, good
voice CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING
& CARPETING CO.. 635 F st. NV,
RIM. 307. Apply Mr.. Rupert, Mon.
GIRLS to assist selling ladies' coats
and dresses: good opportunity and
GIRLS to address envelope BY hand.
Do not phone. EXCEL. salary
EISEMAN'S, r at 7th.
GIRL-For general work in credit
clothing store. good salary. Apply
STAR CLOTHING Co, s25 7th st.
NV .
GIRL. to assist in general ofice work,
typing and assist with phones.
MALONEY's, INC. s126 Ga. ave.
GIRLS iris FOR sonc CLERICAL work in large
wholesale house; white; permanent
position. Apply 1921 5th st. NV.
GIRL, part-time, for copying cards
from public records. approx. $40
hrs. weekly. Box 17S-B, Star.
GIRL, for general office work. steady
position. Apply DALEY CO., 700
GIRL. having knowledge bkkp. pro-
cedures. general asst. acct deut
lse. Sill. Sp. ofc.: handle cash rec
ords. typing, etc; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
Please give full details for inter-
view. Box 275-A, Star. q
LADY, ambitious, refined, opportunity
to learn good business. Rapid ad-
vsncement. $4,000 first year. Box
WOMAN, to conduct her own profit
able business; no investment re
quired except personal effort. Car
desirable Personal interview only,
2-6 pm. Monday, Suite IL. lobby
moor, Victoria Apis. $3.50 14th
st, NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
HELP WoAAEN

HAND-FINISHER and presser ex-
perienced in silk and wool dresses.
NEEDLECRAFT. 1859 Columbia
I'd NV -3
live in; for widow, in suburbs. refs.
Box 2lI-C. Star
INSURANCE UNDERWATER - Fire
casualty agency; must be good
stenogra pher: downtown ONCE: give
references; 5-day week Box 246-A.
Evening star., 1950-04-02

Do You Think You Can
Sell? Would You Like
To See If You Can Sell?
We Will Give You That
Opportunity
Statesmen Are Among
Americas Top Wage Farmers
Why Not Earn What You
Are Really Worth
Write Box 184-C, Star
And We Shall Call You For
Interview. If You Are
Accepted You Will Be
Working For One OF
Americas Biggest and
Best Known Companies
Evening star., 1950-04-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER. experienced. white
grandmother. BY the hour or day
any time; ref. MRS. DARR. RA
Child CARE or days work, s days
no cooking. Elk. 1866.
pleasant, capable taking charge 1st-
class household with other help
refs.t 5 days; viii sleep In; $40
Box 274-A, Star.
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BOOKKEEPER

$50 wk. salary Experienced. in NC R
preferred. Permanent position, ex-
cellent working conditions. Chance
for advancement. Apply Mr. Saun-
ders. UNION CLOTHIERS. INC.
307 9TH st. NV. =
BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIsT, eflcient, de
oees srANnARp EoME Eesf EaufP a5fPs
Bo6kkEEPERTYp1sTa o6kk GG KY st. experience ns
necessary. double-entry system, for
Office ofsc so GOOD salary salary. good Working
conditions. HARRY JUSTINE, sl1
18th ST. NV. Ma 2S44.
CASHIER, experienced; prefer one
with dept or specially store expert
ence Good salary. pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply office. THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919 st
CASHIER, white. with long expert
ence ip best hotels or restaurants.
Must have excellent references and
employment record and be bonded
Age 25-40; hours. 6 pm. to , am.
Top salary and meals. Excellent
surroundings and security. Call. in
person Sun. Mon. or Tues, bet.
4-B pm. 2655 Conn. ave. NV -
CLERICAL ASSISTANT interesting
edss s of m Burrouehs ua5af oepH ealuculator 0S or
comptometer essential; employee
discount privils. and other liberal
company benefits; 40-hr, 5-day wk
Apply Personnel ofice. Sears Roe
buck and Co. $500 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va
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statesmen

CAR essential; one of the out
standing opportunities in the
country today to connect with
an established national con-
cern, and grow in rapidly
expanding program, in the sale
OF major electrical appliances,
Men. 25 to 40. with responsi-
billty who need incomes Of
$1,000 a year and up preferred,
A complete training program
provided. Salary while train
ing. Draw against liberal COM
mission. For appointment
and interview call HO. O935,
Mr.. Dial WESTERN AUTO
SUPPLY CO., 3140 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-02

CLERK. able to work with figures
high school graduate, under 30
permanent position, 5-day wk. Give
full information, incl. salary ex.
pected in reply. Box 271-A, Star
CLERK for new dry cleaning store
Apply in person. 1926 Wilson blvd
CLERK, cigar. drug: excel. full-timt
position Apply in person, local refs.
&C. store. No Suns. GSLLAUDEI
PHARM.. 1000 Fla. ave. ne; .
CLERkS-Young women who are
single and high school graduates;
some knowledge of tipping, for gen
eral clerical work; permanent po-
sition, working conditions are ideal
salary YOU will be satisfied with
Call III ESDE
Evening star., 1950-04-02
FOR A SMART WOMAN

FOR A SMART WOMAN
Creative selling is a wonderful Job
for a smart woman 1t is one oc-
cupation where woman has q
chance to do as well as man.
A nationwide organization has Just
this sort of position open for you.
Liberal percentage plan: expert
training; no canvassing; car re-
ouired. To arrange for interview
with company representative. write
Box 303-C, Star Give telephone
number and background -
WOMAN. neat, reliable. to
cook in drug store, 8 am. to l pm.
East Capitol Pharmacy. Ii. 3-1500.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
HOUSEWIVES

I1OOOE w EO
AND GOVT. EMPLOYEES
Here is that extra income you have
been looking for TO make ends
meet. HOUSE OF PLASTICS, Wash
ington's leading distributor OF
household plastics needs demon
strators for its popular party plan
You can earn from $50 to S75 in
. few mrs. OF your spare time every
No obligation, no high pressure
HOUSE OF PLASTICS
AD. 6s34. 242S l4th st, NV, =;
Evening star., 1950-04-02
STENOGRAPHER

division of Griffith
Consumers has excellent opportunity
for experienced stenographer in Ar
lington ONCE. Must be accurate and
able to take charge of ONCE organi-
zation. Good salary, interestins
work. 40-hour week. Air r-condi-
toned office. For appointment.
phone Mr. HOCKADAY at NE. 1910.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
OPPORTUNITY

Where broad experience can increase
sales, solve business problems
knack. know-how and ability tc
treat SICK business or one suffer
ing from growing pains. Wide hack
sround OF retired buSinessm IN,
Box 266-B, Star.
COLORED BOY wants job as busboy
or oishwasher. TR, 1866 or EX.
COLORED ENGINEER. class 4. S, =,
relrlgefation maintenance man, 10
years experience, reference. can
paint. North 53%3.
col. MAN with Is yrs exp would
IKE JOB as janitor in small bids
NIX. MARSHALL TERRIE, AID. 5092
,o 3s
COL; MAN would like Job as porter
Or Janitor; ref. excel Ii, T-l933 /.
COLORED MAN. exp. truck driver;
GOOD refs. RA. 66aS.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
EXECUTIVE

Twenty-Five. years of mercantile and
pubic relations experience with
manent Washington resident: wide
ACQUAINTANCE with Washinston's s
leading families and member of best
CLUBS. All interviews strictly con-
fldential Box o05-R Star
Evening star., 1950-04-02
CLERICAL WORKER

Age II 80
The Star has an opening in the cir
culation dept. for a clerical worker
who is capable and neat in appear
ance; 40-hour work week, 9-6. Ap-
ply personnel, Room sos,
Evening Star Building
11O1 parp Ave
Evening star., 1950-04-02

SUPERINTENDENT of a small COL
ored institution caring for school
in handling children and good
di position Comfortable livine
quarters. Other help employed Box
sUPERvIsOR-Young woman for ac-
cafeteria; waitress experience help
ful; must have good health and abil-
lty to direct and train employees
age 22-4O; 5-day wk.; annual and
sick leave. GOVERNMENT sERv-
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR and typ
lst. speed 90 words; good salary;
perm. pos; 5-day wk. LA. 6-5323.
be able to type; 512-day week; pre-
fer one living in neighborhood APP
ply DIENER's, INC" 1900 R., 1.
TEACHER EACH B. Go Co: operatiye nursery
rEqsI,Illl, sxpsT Gall cH. os91. =
rRPEFHoNG rfRypInf re SOL soficsT5h sis5 to work
a6@s Ee and s5 S5 e0mmassl0n must have G1 lRa had
pp!h1ootographic studios. Phone 81
TEACHERS - Openings in private
departments for 195O-1g5i term,
beginning Sept. J.. Requirement,
degree. and experience. Call GIL.
1900 10 am. to 5 pm. weekdays.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS for spare
anoe fime ySgk T9Fs a at home: Apply 3rd
TET.EPHoNE HGF PHONE u soLIcfiIoRs-salsry So hiTi
and commission. Calf between 8
an and j an. 70; $3.50, -
must have unlimited telephone;
commission. Box 26a-B, Star. 9.
TYPIST, 37ha-hour week. Box 4SO-c.
TYPIsT. experienced in mid-twenties
only by letter giving full expert
returnable snapshot if desired, and
salary s;Iia ,,,rs,Ii required; Permanent posi-
snsie Only 0' AMER1cAN 1asTRU ss7n5q
snTinr MENT e. e. solo Ga ave- SILVER
TYPIsT = Permanent position for
aPi ed' FIRM n'efs5aes soe experence Tsf e
or business school BACKGROUND. Ap-
ply to Miss Sauer. JOHN G. WEB
STER, 627 st. NV q
TYPIST to work in Arlington. We
need an efficient and accurate typist
to prepare title insurance applica-
tions; experience in this particular
work is not essential. but would be
greatly preferred; 5-day week; steady
employment salary open. Call on
Monday or, Tuesday, OW. 77OO.
TYPIST with good speed and accu-
racy; knowledge of Graphotype help
full but not necessary: permanent
position. in pleasant business off1ce;
5.day. 40-hr. wk. See MRS. DUNN,
2301 Pa. ave. NV. 3
TYPIST, with knowledge of short
hand: 40-hr., 5-day week; immedi-
ate discount on purchases and other
company benefits Call or see Miss
Jones' SEARS ROEBUCK g. CO..
230l Lawrence ave: ne. NO. 6543.
TfPIST-BILLER, ONCE asst, yrs.
exp; knowl. of bkkpg.: days, $40
$50 wk. AP 1885 Mon. Tues. %
TYPIST-CLERK. high school gradu-
ate: exper. not nee; perm. position;
5-day, 37ha-hr., wk,; paid vacations;
free disqualification insurance
AMERICAN SURETY CO.. $50
Southern Bldg -
Evening star., 1950-04-02
STENOGRAPHER

Age 20-35, 5-day week. shorthand
10o-l20. tipping 60-65: salary S235
to start: exc client opportunity for
advancement. RE. 6512 -6
Evening star., 1950-04-02
AMBITIOUS WOMAN

AMBITIOUS WOMAN
Do YOU need to make money? In
good health. nice personality, free
of home responsibility? Must have
car for local driving No travelling.
no canvassing. Applicant who needs
to make at least S65 per Wk. pre-
ferred If you can meet these re-
quirements and are interested in a
worthwhile carer, phone MISS VIM
CENT at CHI. 1000, Ext. 975, be-
tween 9-1 9 m. to make appt. FOR
personal interview. Il
CLUB ORGANIZERS
To organize silver. china and crystal
clubs. women employed in Govern
ment or large organizations: excel
lent, remuneration; full or time
work.
MCLAUGHLIN g. co.
1127 18th st. N. w. RE. 2744.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
CLERKS AND BRANCH
MANAGERS
DRY CLEANING STORES

DRY CLEANING STORES
Aristo Cleaners has a few vacancies
for store clerks and branch MANAGERS
in na,,.a, various sections ton Of @ the city Ex- {,
year-round employment Paid vaca-
ton and employe discounts. Ages
% to 40 only. Experience. desirable
put not necessary Apply in person
3427 18th st. NV. corner Newton;
Monday between Q am. and -
noon only.
CLERK-sTENOGRAPHER 5-day, 40
The HoiL1NaER CORR C. sDDSFifs5'' Xriineson,
CLERK-TYPIsT, will train, must be
excellent working conditions; 5-day.
Swami ave. Alexandria, Va. "A
CLERK-TYPIST. under 30, accurate
with figures, for circulation records
department Ias newspaper ES 9es ga 'dag
conditions; good salary; liberal dis
f9qF' THR youSG q RaF'shssS MEss sRoR sRef oif
cEERklTYp1sr. Ri i single, recent high
sition in life insurance company;
7-hr. day, 5--day wk.; economical
cafeteria facilities and employe ben
efits. Apply in person between Q
and II am. Room 800, SIG 14th
CLEkK-TYPIsT. 1925 yrs. of age,
to work in large jewelry organiZa-
ton; experience not necessary: must
be congenial. attractive, able to
smile, willing to learn; very pleas
ant surroundings, company bene-
fits, paid vacations, ETC.; 6 days
per wk.. good salary; no letters or
telephone calls Apply In person
to Mr.. Ross, FRANC JEWELRY CO.,
3137 Wilson blvd. Arlington 3
CLERK-TYPIST, colored, neat ap-
pearance. Apply 900 9Th st. NV.
9:3O Monday.
CLERK-TYPIST, auto company;
cashier; finance company or tag
and title experience reauired; ex-
cellent salary; please state age and
QualifiCatiOnS. Boz 2NS-Y Star
Evening star., 1950-04-02
Stenographer- Secretary

Under 35 4O-hour. 5-day week: ex-
cellent working conditions. Apply
Personnel Department. NATIONAL
SAVINGS g. TRUST COMPANY.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN
WONDERLAND

Where only the strong survive and
where We are lucky to get one or
> producers out of each class. But
still Wonderland with over S. mil
lion, in sales already this year, and
working agents selling like the fol-
lowing: M. F.. home phone Ii.
3-44s0. who made herself 5000 last
week end t3 sales) and like Ottie
T. Vipperman. home phone WA
2570, selling since March . Is
sales), or like Barbara Day, selling
since March 18th. home phone, HI
564S (6 sales) and others who own
their homes, drive nice cars and live
the fascinating life. Yes, truly a
Wonderland. If you are the Superior
person.. are young. active. think you
can sell, have car and a way with
people, join our free earn-while-
learn school of modern methods of
selling real estate. Glasses to COM
cox & co.
RE. 1888, UN. 1926. Sligo 0775.
MANAGER, with ex-
perience in chain operation; good
salary. Replv to Box 24-C Star.
SALES CLERK, for dairy store In
Jewish neishborhood Permanent
position. Apply SALER'S. 124 Ken
nedy st. NV. References required
Evening star., 1950-04-02
SITUATIONS MEN

AKIlSI, 81, married. desires steady
position, merchandise illustratine
iayouts. lettering. Box a07-B, Star
ATTORNEY, young, desires position
with law firm or as corporation at
torney, good BACKGROUND, veteran;
VIII accept out-of-town position
reference furnished Box 453-C
Star. "a
bAk lender wants job. experienced
references. sober. J. LOHMAN. WA
BOY, wants home next . month.
near Surrattsville High for worl
outside school hours. p. O. Box n
Clinton. Md
BOOkkEEPER-TYPIST, take charge
Of ,oflce mornings or afternoons
mlddle-aged man with years of ex
perlence; small salary required. LU
4-2454 or Box 342-B. Star.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
CONTRACTOR
To Handle Custom made
Slipcover and Drapery
CONTRACT WORK

Prefer one with shop or } or more
machines. Apply installation dept.
Sears Roebuck & Co.
1901 Lawrence Ave. NE, NO. 6543.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
INTERVIEWERS

Experienced in home commodity in
ventory surveying or equal. required
for . to 3 weeks full time work. APT
Ia to May Is Car desirable; pay
includes hourly rate, auto mileage
and actual expenses Twelve white
and , Negro interviewers required
Write in your own handwriting CIV
ing experience and pay previously
received. personal description and
qualifications. address, phone. etc
Please do no. call
Evening star., 1950-04-02
TYPIST-SECRETARY

To train in sales ofice. Interesting
work. Personality and aggressive
but not essential; better than av-
erage salary; opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply in person. ! pm
to 7 pm. 1887 Rhode Island ne.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
RESEARCH & SURVEYS
513 N. UHLE ST. ARL.. '

lol3 N. UHLE ST. ARD, VA.
JeWelry SalesWoman
Experienced in selling jewelry and
silverware; discount on purchases
and rec disqualification. Apply per-
sonnel office, 5th floor
GOTDENRERG'S
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Weatherguard Corp.
1921 14th St. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-01

that in trading with Russia Brit
ain has taken care not to send
any military potential goods.
This furry followed another
over a shipment from the United
States Of rs tons Of molyhdenum
which the Commerce Department
acknowledged had found its way
to Russia. The metal. important
In hardening some types Of steel.
was transshipped In q British
port, but British officials disclaim
responsibility.
There has been no hint Of what
tightening-up measures Mr..
Acheson may be preparing for
submission to British Foreign
Secretary Beyin and French For
eign Minister Schuman.
Evening star., 1950-09-01

Some officials privately voiced
surprise that Mr.. Truman was
willing to comment. Trade con-
trolls smack of economic warfare.
which is an awkward subject in
the midst of preparations for the
international tariff -cutting con-
ference, scheduled to open Sep
tember 20 at Torquay. England.
MIR. Truman also had some
thing to say about trade from
East to West. He was asked to
comment on the refusal of New
York and Boston longshoremen
to unload cargoes from Russia,
including crabmeat and furs. He
said it is not up to the longshore-
men to fix this country's foreign
policy.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
BY the Associated Press

Secretary of State Aeheson is
expected to take up soon with
Britain and France means of
plugging trade loopholes through
which war . potential material
might slip to the Soviet bloc.
Diplomatic officials forecast to-
day the United States will bring
UP the problem at the New York
meeting of Big Three Western
foreign ministers two weeks hence.
President Truman said yester-
day that efforts already are being
made to get other countries to
act. He denied at his news con-
ference that the United States
has been lax in controlling ship
mentS.
Evening star., 1950-09-01

Without naming any nation,
the President said there won't be
any trouble if other countries
plug trade loopholes. Officials
speculated he may have meant
Great Britain, having in mind two
current episodes involving the
British which underscore the diff
ficulty of controlling East West
trade.
The latest was Winston Church,
ills Conservative Party cam
paign charge that machine tools
of a type needed to build and
repair tanks are being produced
in England for the Soviet Union
Arthur G.. Bottomley, Labor
Government secretary for over
seas trade, responded by saying
Evening star., 1950-09-01
Arlington Orchestra
To Reheurse Thursday

The Arlington Civic Symphony
Orchestra will hold its first re-
hearsal of the season at pm,
Thursday in the Thomas Jeffer-
son Junior High School.
Mrs. Ralph B. c. Campbell,
symphony association president,
said there are vacanies in all Sec
tions of the orchestra and inter-
ested musicians may apply at the
school. Bernard Rosenthal is or
cheStra director.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
Woman, 63, Crushed
By Cement Truck,
Is 43d Traffic Death

Crushed under a heavily LOADED
concrete mixing truck when she
alighted from a streetcar, So
year-old woman died yesterday
afternoon-the city's 43d traffic
fatality of the year.
Mrs. Mary Gentilcore. So, of
1877 Varnum street NE. was re-
turning home from grocery
when she got of the streetcar at
Twelfth and Quincy streets NE.
AS she alighted, the northbound
truck struck her and passed over
her legs. She died short time
later at Casualty Hospital.
Police held the driver, Charles
Snoddy, 36. colored. of 1131 d
street NE, on a charge of man.
slaughter and passing a streetcar
while loading. Bond was fixed at
$4,000 and an inquest was to be
held today
The police report said that the
truck, owned by the District
Cement Co.. was overloaded and
that the driver, because there is
no loading zone at the point where
Mrs. Gentlecore got off the car,
should have stopped until the
streetcar unloaded passengers.
The accident occurred shortly
after 3 pm, as Mrs. Gentilcore
was returning home from a visit
with her son, Philip Gentilcore,
of 1900 Upshur street NE. She
interrupted her trip to buy gro
ceries at shop a few blocks from
her home, according to Mrs. Rose |
Policelli, daughter, also of 1877
Varnurn street NE.
In addition to Philip Gentilcore |
and Mrs. Policelli, the victim Is
survived by a son. Joseph Gentil-
core of 5000 Nichols avenue S.W.,
and two other daughters, Miss
Lucy Gentilcore of 1877 Varnum
street NE. and Mrs. Grace. Payne.
A third son, Anthony, was killed
in action on Saipan in 1914.
In another accident, a 65-year-
old man was seriously injured
when a steel beam on the rear
end of a. loaded truck crashed
through the windshield of his car
Beams Protrude From Truck.
Victim in the truck accident
was Nathan Rubin. IS, of Sc
Charming street NV, a paper
hanger. Police said his car col
lided with steel beams protrud-
ing from the end of truck driven
by william E. Drew, 27, coiored,
of 318 T street NV, at Florida
avenue and lexington place NE.
Mr.. Rubin suffered skull frac-
ture and head cuts and was taken
to Casualty Hospital. Drew was
charged with allowing the truck
load to extend over six feet, and
forfeited $25 collateral.
Two area motorcyclists were in
jured in separate accidents last
night.
Collides With Bus.
weldon w. Mauck, IS. of 3409
South Seventeenth street. Airing
ton. suffered head and back in
juries. Police said that apparently
he failed to halt at a stop sign
and crashed into a bus at Colum-
bia pike and South Monroe street.
Arlington police said they were
told by the driver Of an Alexan-
dria, Bancroft g. Washington
Transit Co. bus that he swerved
his vehicle in an attempt to avoid
the accident.
Mr.. Mauck was described as in
"fair" condition at Arlington Hos
pital. /
William Cones, IT, of 1912 Jack
son street NE, was hurt when his
cycle spilled" after running off
and then back on Landover road,
Prince Georges County police re-
ported. His condition was said by
Prince Georges General Hospital
to be good" He was repeatedly
suffering from head injuries and
be-
Evening star., 1950-09-01
Negro Bankers to Meet

DANVILLE, Va, Sept. l tR.--
Representatives from IA Negro
banks in the United States will
meet in Danville September and
9 for the 23d annual convention
of the National Bankers Associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1950-09-01

Paris shopkeepers offer dis
counts of from 5 to II per cent
on goods purchased with dollars.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

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