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IMMEDIATE CASH
FOR YOUR HOME.
COX a. CO. RE. 1898.
PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received by
the County School Board Of Fairfax
County Virginia. at the ONCE of
Supt, w. T.. Woodson. Fairfax
Court house; Virginia, until 11:0O
am. D. S., T. Tuesday, August IA
tionS and Alterations to Mt. vernon
High School, at which time and
place they will be publicly opened
Plans. specifications and contract
documents are open to public in
spection at the ONCE of Supt. W. T.
Woodson, Fairfax Court House, Vir-
r, slnia, or may be obtained at the
E. Main Street. Richmond, Virginia,
upon deposit of $500. Deposits
for plans and specifications and
forms OF proposals will be refunded
TO each bidder upon the return of
same IN good condition within ten
will be charged a fiat fee Of S25. 90.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check not less than So Of
the base bid or acceptable bidders
pond. not less than Sc of the base
n1d. made payable to County School
Board OF Fairfax County.
scheduled closing time for the re-
ceipt OF bids for q period of thirty
days.
The Owner reserves the right to re-
1ect any or all bids.
General and sub contractors will be
REQUIRED to be registered under the
state law governing the ReEtstrstion
OF General Contractors. W. T.
WoODSoN. Superintendent.
jy2s,29
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| craftsmen Junior mechanical school
/ experience. Cali for appointment,
/ CT nnSG
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HELP MEN lcont.l

REPAIRMAN. washers.
ranges, etc. Truck furn. Good
opportunity Vacation with pay
SERvICEMAN. by dis
tributor OF large household electrical
appliances; must have car in good
condition; salary and car allowance, |,
permanent; excellent opportunity;
40-hr. week. See Mr.. Brent, SIMON
DISTRIBUTING CORP, 615 Pa. ave.
NV RE o1S0
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TRAINEES
Fast growing Nation wide auto insur-
ance company has career openings
for college graduates and law stu
dents; excellent future for those
with initiative. Reply Box 379-G,
Star. 80
for dry cleaning store; COM
plete charge; wonderful PROPOSE
tion. Me. 1902; Sun, GE. S079.
CLERK-Age 1886. We have an i'm
mediate opening for a young man
to clerk in our order dept, to take
orders from our customers, and act
in the capacity of a shipping clerk;
must have at least high school edu-
cation; 54-hr. work week; starting
salary, 500 per wk; only those de-
string perm. position should apply
Call ME. 4793.
work; cd. sal. and perm. position
with old eStab. fuel and bldg. mate
rial CO.; must have D. C. operators S
permit. See Mr. Soyars A. P
WOOpSON CO. 1913 H st. NV
young man. hiRh
school grad. by old established
firm to train for asst. bookkeeper
and payroll clerk. Call MR.. FOSTER,
MA. Obs. -3I
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APPLIANCE SALESMAN

S5U weekly plus liberal commission
and bonus arrangement; we will
teach you to sell furniture on
our floor. All inside work. salary
starts from lst day you work. We
believe our men are among the
highest earning statesmen in the
city; expansion OF our business ne
ceSsitateS additions to our present
sales force. My friend JOHN ATLAS
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HELP MEN
Engineers

Year. or more experience in stress
analysis, f1utter analysis, aerodyn-
amlcS, thermodynamics, servome-
mediate openings in our airplane
helieopter and guided missile diyi-
sions. Personal interviews will bt
held in Washington within next &c
days. Request appointment in writ.
ing and send resume to Employment
Manager. MCCONNELL AIRCRAFT
CORPORATION, st. Louis 3. Mo
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SPECIAL NOTICES

RENT A NEW ROYAL portable type:
applies on purchase; CENTRAL.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
, et6er thar han, myself. oNEALo F,
PLASTERERS, members of Local 80:
Tfsss fsesdsy w Sy Sf M SDef!a fs51 meetng st p%
at 1903 N, Capitol st. All mem
Harry Ptlf T ELLIOTT, ieSrfS'ep president. ID a eng
THE M. d. PLITT CO.. owned and
operated by Minnie Pitt Rayner,
wishes to announce she is going
with the T. A. Cannon Co. at 1879
9TH st. ne. on August /. She also
wishes to thank her many business
friends for all their kindness to
her over the many years 3O'
WILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts, other than those personally
contracted for and signed by my
self in person. JAMES ALLEN, 733
9th st. s.e. 3l'
lam 1O-MoNTH-OLD, white, moth
s sTless boy. ! need at z nice grf.H nom an snd
n3@s n1Eent by Box tns a5Snk %Snah stay. MF's Dad
DANCING LESSoNS-To sell 10 to
Is, hrs. Arthur Murray contract
Essgced HMsrb Eats SecaqSe SHfd nsea Gssh sa5
33rd st. NV.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
only, recurring wide, diversified,
practical experience; salary open.
Box 357-K, Star.
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Classified Ads Are Rsurf
HELP WTD. AGENCIES (coD,.

ATLAS, 1920 N 7. AVE.
secy's stenos typists okprs. recpt..
iyplstS h!e clerks, payroll clerks
okpg mch. oprS Many others
1420 N Y AVE NV RM SOC
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HELP MEN
Craftsmen. Checkers

Craftsmen, Checkers
knowledge of machine shop practices,
craftsmen Junior mechanical school
experience. Call for appointment,
ST. 09S6. -31
DRIVER, light delivery, 5-day week
S30 1929 Vermont ave. NV. Room
Driver. white. for linen route
steady Job. uniforms furn., good pay
apply DISTRICT LINEN SERVICE
DRIVERS dnen, white) for promotion
work for large wholesale house; d
day week; perm. position; vac. APP
ply ll2I 9TH st. NV.
DRIVER, must have good references
GEORGE A. COMLEY. florist, 32O9
nR1yFe N e; n.w M MI 90 nl49; n.oa - 81
eral new drivers. UNIVERSITY CAB.
DRIVER. part-time. for pvt. school
bus; am to . am 4 pm. to
pm53;o 5-day wk.; 500 mo. Gall
Ing material. ii " Cali GTPA III. o6G1. tGq 0uS ms0
DRIVER for estab. dry cleaning route
Guar. salary and commissions
STRATFORD CLEANERS q DYERS
264S Wheaton rd., Wheaton. Silver
for well established dry cleaning
routes. One familiar with Arl. vic.
Good pay. 3707 Nichols ave, Sc.
No telephone calls. -29
DRIVER DELIVERY SALESMAN want
ed for Prince George County. Md
Must have D. C. permit. Prefer
resident of Prince George County
Apply CAPITAL CIGAR a. TO-
BACCO CO. 463 Eye st. NV. -29
DRIVER R-SALESMAN for dry cleaning
route. This route earns over St55
per wk PENTHOUSE CLEANERS,
49l5 Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Md
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HELP MEN

ADJUSTOR-Young man for national
automobile finance company; fine
open in Wash and Bait. UNI
VERSAL CIT CREDIT CORP, 51S
Standard Oil BLDG. 26l Cons titu-
ADVERTIsING SOLICITORS, expert
enced; Army publication; commits
sion. Room 90. 1901 G st. NV.
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ENGINEERING DIVISION
NEW YORK AREA

ENGINEERING DIVISION
NEW YORK AREA
D,. NO FEE
rlplng engineers, structural steel
englneers, reinforced concrete engi-
neerS; pressure vessel and heat
checkers and craftsmen, -
Recent engineering EradS' t,HGI civii
mech. and chem. (little or no ex1
per-, oil refinery and oil CO. back
ground helpful, 90 hrs. OF. wkly..
time and and one-half for OF.
PHILADELPHIA AREA
DESIGNERS
Heavy and Esht machinery
DRAFTSMEN
Piping layout and process layout
$5,000-$7,S00
CHICAGO
RADIO AND ELECTRONIc TECHS
tlst class, tel lic) 81, 900
WEST VIRGINIA
- CIVIL ENGINEERS
z to 8 yrs. exper. grading, paving.
and drainage design and layout
planning "a T0o
30-40 yrs. old, 5 yrs. exper. earth earth
work and grading ----$ So, 900
LOCAL
u & &EngineeIs (E. E, Physicists.
Radio and Electronic Techs. $4,000
Computors teXper. in sub-division)
- $4,000
Isometric naval ordnance eouip.),
Structural S5, 200
lopographie ---S4 81, 800
Electro-mechanical - to SIS, 900
S4, 200
u ENGINEERS
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Electronics equipment field ensr.
Industrial electronic
Radar
Communications
Transformer and coil design
Electronic tube DEVELOPMENT
Many openings locally and from
coast to coast. for jr., sr. and
project engineers. electronics, ply
sieists, mechanical, In research, de-
radar and sonar. High salaries and
paid time and one-hah over 40 hrs.
Come in and discuss these openings
with us. All INQUIRIES kept strictly
confidential. Open Mon. through
Fri, 9 to g pm, or call during
day for an evening appt.
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1919 18th st. NV Elk. 1870.
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Permanent position in The Evenins
Star garage for q colored man who
is 25-35 years of age, energetic, in
good physical condition and is will
Personnel. Room sos. Open week
days, $50 to 5, and Sat, to /.
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
I10l Penna. Ave. NV.
CARPENTERS. frame men; exper.
only; report ready to work; out
N. H. ave. ext to Kingwood dr..
left to job. See Mr.. Goldberg. AL
DON CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC;
CARPENTER's APPRENTICES. report
ous N. H. ave. ext. to Kingwood dr.,
left to Job. See Mr.. Goldberg. AL
DON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC;
CARPENyERs-First class mechanics
work. See Mr.. Young at 5175 Til
den st; NV; To reach: Drive out
taen 4Sa left " to e. s14S ESsf, MfiLER ss DE0 %0
CARPENTERS. experienced; close-in
ChhfENlEhS w ana helpers. re
Yuma st. NV, Monday, 8 am.
CARPENTERS-Job in Silver Spring;
steady work; good pay. Phone Ash
CaRPENTERs. AR Il TIERS 1st class all-around
MECHANICS only need apply. Call
c3kREaSTERs All wanted, pfg,,, new hsuss 3 =.
CO. .4420 Conn. ave. NV. or call
calRRiPEENSTYERs-Apply lRi EENSgTYEiRsAl to Mr.. stevens
West Hyattsville: 37th and Gallatin
ST.; only first class need apply; or
call Mr.. STEVENS at Rockville 4177
from 6 to pm. 20
CARPENTERS-Apply 636 Newton
place NV. Inside work. Good pay.
CARPENTERS, experienced; report to
1901 Shepherd st. Directions: From
Chevy Chase Circle, turn east on
Western ave. left on Brookville I'd,
right on Shepherd st. to job. 81
HAUFFEUR and general house work work.
Wash. Other help. Good wages. Box
cARPEiNfER 'Si FER APPRENTICE. ideal po--
sition for men wishing to learn and
get ahead in the business. KI.
MGR. machine 1000. HARRING-
TON HOTEL, 11th and E SITS. NV.
10
CHECKER-Experien to work in
Super Market: excel. pay and work.
ing conditions. Apply MASTER
SUPER MARKET, 10S0S Lincoln
ave. Kensington, Md. LO. 5-1S65.
CHEF-white or colored, for high
class. restaurant; must know good
cooking excellent position. Write
complete details Box ia. Star
CHEF OR COOK. EXPERIENCED
Hours 3-11 pm Must be able to
prepare tasty food and short orders
Good starting salary. MAGRUDER S.
2n51 Wilson blvd. at Courthouse
rd. Arlh Va. 80
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ESTIMATOR for heating and venti-
latlng. Only persons completely
qualified need apply. State salary.
GOOD opportunity for right person.
write Box 2OO-K Star. Al
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ABBEY PERSONNEL,
WOMEN

MEN-COLORED
Fainters. porters, dishwashers, yard
men. Janitors, countermen, COOKS
klIchen nelperS, bus boys and press
eFS; METROPOLITAN EMPLOY
NE MENL l, AGENCY, l7l0 Eye st. NV,
We o'--f 81
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HELP MEN
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE

AUTOMOBILE SERVICE salesman,
familiar with General Motors prod
uct: attractive salary and bonus;
SOBER, with nice appearance, Apply
l437 Irving st. NV. go
BAKER and bakers helper: good
CAKE MASTER, 4oi5 S. Capitol ST.
10. 3-5I00. -29
BARTENDER. co1ored, time; hrs.
to 8; salary S100 month; for
country club. Chevy Chase. Md. Ap-
Pf Ply m manager COLUMBIA COUNTRY
BODY AND PAINT MAN-eood e'S op-
portunity for expert body and paint
man to take charge OF body shop;
S75 weekly guarantee plus commits
sion Will total over S100 wk. Group
insurance, Inni sick leave and vacation.
FROST, Warrehton, Va. 5. WV
BOOK AND MAG, MEN. join the ton
crew, of the East, starting Aug ist
Local or road territory comprising
over 400 towns in 5 nearby States
Iransp. spot verif. and top comm.
Up to five fifty for a buck sale,
SUBS cnoice, of 90 monthly and 2
mgS. and free lance men on either
saratoga 1915 or Room 303' 436
July 29th only 30
part time payroll ex-
perlence: work may be done at
nome. Apply ROMA RESTAURANT
34l9 Conn. ave. NV.
with knowledge of
building construction records, GE
11ol. 30
experienced; excel
salary to qualified person. Write al!
PARTICULARS to Box 2S-J. Star so
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ASSISTANT TO CREDIT AND COL
LECTION MANAGER. in lge. F st.
jewelry store; excel. opportunity for
right man in broad field; exp.
helpful, not nee; salary commensu-
rate with ability; disqualification
plan avail; vac. with pay; pleasant
working conditions; liberal discount
on purchases. If you are interested
in perm. position with future, see
MR. LANDY. S12 F st. NV. 80
TO MANAGER. of pro-
duction dept. of long-established
ofice supply store. Man. 1895.
experience in handling printing
orders and paper cutting desirable
ut not entirely essential. Perma-
nent job, Vacation with pay: sick
leTVe; 5h2-day wk. Retirement pen
sion plan. Apply July 80 STOCK
ETT-FlSKE CO., 9l9 E st. NV. 90
ASSISTANT JANITOR to work in
large NV. apt bldg; 6-day wk. |;
500 mo. Apply MRS. SHUPE, 1854
Columbia I'd. NV. on Monday.
ROOM CLERK for front
oflce; experienced preferred but not
necessary. Excellent opportunity for
advancement. Apply assistant man
aRer, CARLTON HOTEL, 18th and
K sts. NV.
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part time; / day and
3 ewes, per wk.; first half each mo-
Must have light car and live in Va.
Capitol Hts, Greenbelt. Laurel or
Farragut st, NV. sections. Write
P o. Box 8, Baltimore 3. or apply
Room 303. 426 5th st. NV. noon
to 3 pm. Sun. July 29th only.
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HELP MEN
CIVIL ENGINl

CHANTS TRANSFER a. STORAGE
CO.. go st. NV. Mt. Hite.
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CLAIMS ADJUSTOR

Graduate experienced in estimal-
ing building construction. For posi-
ton as Office Engineer. Box 273-
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IL EVENING STAR


i firm AEWxU,ttNIANT Wg,tdN for local CpA
sayv say expected; no experience necss-
LAuNSDR9Yo LGiS 9o< wasHIy wsatITy Star; 30
20 work. MAJESTIC fAfrNTSSSS9Ty NTSSS9y
IINU1 MI r4fNdd ADDISON I'd. ne, 1N1'
syIVanis Itno1snaI tme1ensnicS; apply Penn
NV. Aihoieum Co.. 903 Z St.
LIQUOR n9 statesmen 2) sxnsr mt
tioI tHieeoea at once for permanent posi,
oroI1 cion WIN go. pay. Apply in perSon
Sngy SSniy at JEFFERSON IIOIISR SSEl
LItBRhSEf'. LItHBHhE' 230033, 2303 Ga; ave. NV. 80
desisr. UAInON @ MAN, for lge. PontI ao
dfrlVer,s fIr permit required; good TSTis. WorF..
nniv 5Tg conds;; 5-day wk.; good paw;
TeoS,ired Tn3y reddperlenced need apply refs
poNTIAC. 1928 L st. NV. mcAEH
mnSndHiSIS aendraS and lathe operators:
eIrlsI sxceIlsr light machine shop WORK:
I0I5 working conditions. OIL.
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MANAGER-TRAINEE

Excellent opportunity for men with
initiative and desire for a CAREER
N the loan and finance business.
ESSARY We will train you. posi-
tlonS are perm; many company
Dement'S. car necessary. Apply in
person only.
BETHESDA FINANCE CO.. INC.
143S Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda.
For your cow. interviews from
pm. to Q pm. Mon. July 30.
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APPLIANCE AND
TV statesmen

Experienced only. for Washington'
ings assured for right man. Oppor.
tunity for advancement. Generous
company benefits Apply In person
Jack Wayman, STAR RADIO CO.
4O9 11th st. NV, DT. 400.
ARCHITECT-1f you are a livewire
with ambition, will put you in
complete charge of the building pro-
gram This is an unusual opportu-
nifty. Give complete qualifications
and samples of your work. Salary
open. Box 4I3-E, Star. -29
ARCHITECT. with a definite knowl.
edge OF commercial. industrial plan
ming; permanent position: salary
commensurate with past experience.
This is valuable opportunity. Give
complete details. Box 1896, Star.
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JANITOR
PERMANENT POSITION

A4'HNA FOSII1ON
Colored. IS to 30 years Of .os a..
pltious, IN good physical beaitL sms
nItILhg nII, 10 give good ATTENDANCE Az Az
pS personnel. Room sos orr
nSene nSseReaSsi,, SS,,. S;3o-5; Sat 81 No
THE EVENING STAp
Evening star., 1951-07-29
CAR HOPS
CAR WASHER

Permanent position in The Evenine
Star garage for colored man who
good physical condition and is will
ing to give good attendance. Apply
Personnel, Room 500. Open week
days, $50 to 5, and Sat, to l.
No nhnne caIlS
Evening star., 1951-10-21
IM Activities
| Listed This Week

Col. James 8. Petit Auxiliary
will meet in Naval Lodge Hall to,
morrow evening. Due to the ILL.,
ness Of President Lillian Berry
the vice president, Mary Straub
will preside.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary
8 at their last meeting mustered
in Mrs. Louise Cain. There will
be no meeting Friday evening. A
Halloween party is being planned
Members Of the camps and auxil-
iaries are invited. Come in cos
tune If possible.
William Mckinley Camp, Sons
Of Spanish War Veterans, will
meet Wednesday evening at 921
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Col. James s. Petit Camp will
meet Tuesday evening at 921
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
| Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp will
meet Friday evening in Pythiar
Temple.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
Business Groups
Liquor Dealers
To Heur Moron

James O'D. Moran, Of the Dis
trict of Columbia ABC Board, will
address the monthly meeting OF
the Washington Retail Liquor
Dealers Association at $50 pm
Wednesday in the Heurich Hos
pitality Hall, Twenty-sixth and D
streets NV.
Other busineSsmen's groups
meeting this week are:
Tomorrow.
The Electric Motor Service AS
Isociation will meet for dinner at
$3.50 pm. at the Burlington Hotel
Wednesday.
The Greater Washington Re-
tail jewelers. Association will meel
at $3.50 pm. in the 2400 Club.
Thursday.
The Northeast Businessmen
Association will hold its meeting
at 8 pm. In the American Secur.
lity & Trust Co., Eighth and T
streets NE.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
Civic Calendar
Mid City. Highlands
H:4:-. - El
Citizens to Elect

This weeks list of citizens meet
ing has been reduced by three.
North Capitol and Hampshire
Heights have Cancelled meetings
for this month and Georgetown
will meet Monday, October 20,
instead of tomorrow.
Mid-City and Sixteenth Street
Highlands will hold elections.
Schedule for this week:
Tomorrow.
Mid-City - Thompson School
Twelfth and L streets NV, 8 pm
Northwest Council - Gordon
Atherholt's residence, 4645 Gar
field street NV. 8 pm.
Society of Natives - Mayhower
Hotel, 8 pm.
Shipley Terrace - Oxon Park
Apartments, 1903 Southern ave-
nue. Sc, 8 pm.
Wednesday.
Sixteenth Street Highlands
Brightwood School, Thirteenth
and Nicholson streets NV, 8 pm
Federation Of Civic Associations
Friday. board room of District
Building. Commissioner r. Joseph
Donohue to speak.
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Legion Auxiliary
Executive Unit
Ito Meet Tomorrow

The District of Columbia De.
|partment. American Legion Auxil.
|iary Executive Committee will
meet at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Willard Hotel. Mrs. Sarah Deery
department president. will preside
and will report on the national
convention.
All unit color bearers are re-
quested to have their colors on
the east steps Of the Capitol on
Wednesday at $3.50 pm. Color
bearers wear white dress. gloves
and shoes. also caps.
The department conference will
be held October AZ at the v. r. W.
Hall, 1900 New Hampshire avenue
beginning at 1890 am. and con-
tinuing until 4:30 pm. All unit
officers and chairmen are re-
quested to be present.
A luncheon will be served and
reservations must be made with
Mrs. Gertrude Pierce. NO. 9026
by October "a.
All unit presidents who have
not sent in their list of officers
and chairmen are urged to do 90
at once. Send to Mrs. Ida Orr,
Willard Hotel. Also send in the
date and place of meetings.
Mrs. Mabel Pugliese, department
membership officer. Is urging all
units to try and get their men,
bership paid up Just as soon al
possible in order to make the de-
partment quota at an early date.
Miss Orvene Nelson, depart
ment publicity officer, requests all
publicity be in her hands by Mon
day night of each week.
Evening star., 1951-10-21

The 1852 program Of new
stamps. it is indicated, will be
what Postmaster General Jesse M
Donaldson personally wishes it to
be. He is in active charge Of all
the operations of the Post Office
Department to an extent and de-
gree unequaled by any recent pre-
decessor.
A new regular set of ordinary
postage issues may be in the max
ing. Plans for such a series have
been under discussion, and it is
possible that designs have been
prepared.
The coal industry wants a stamp
as a memorial to men killed in the
mines.
Living children are pictured on
the child welfare semi-postal
stamps Of The Netherlands for
Evening star., 1951-10-21
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D. C.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Mythical Tox-Free Paradise Revived;
Stote Legislatures Aid Helpful
Practically Free From Federal Toxes-Tue or False?
By Jesse c. Suter

The proposal amend the Hill Burton authorize
assistance to the District hospitals participating the hospital
center under consideration Tuesday the Senate
eventually increasing the obligation
Evening star., 1951-10-21
Judd Again Heads
American Legion,
Guard Of Honor

At the annual election OF officers
Iof the National Guard of Honor
of the American Legion, Capt.
Gail T. Judd was selected COM
manding officer of the guard. He
has held the Office for number
Iof years.
Other officers are senior first
lieutenant. Harry A. Mills; junior
first lieutenant, Julius Gerulla;
chaplain, Guy M. Dodson; ad-
ljutant, Alden I. Dame: line second
lieutenants. George Merriman,
James A. O'Neill, William S. Col
burn and Lucas S. Goldwyn;
Executive Committee, James c,
Clarke, Thomas P. Royston and
Abraham Rosenblum.
Washington Building and Con-
struction Trades Post will hold a
Halloween dance Friday evening
lat the Wardman Park Hotel.
Reservations may be made by
calling David Merkle. 81. 959l.
Victory Post will sponsor q series
of bingo parties at Mount Alto
Hospital during the fall months,
and have completed plans for a
dance at the Kenneth H. Nash
Clubhouse on November 80.
New officers Of the following
named posts have recently been
installed:
Washington Building and Con-
Istruction Trades Commander,
Donald Rowe: vice commanders,
Thomas Slayton. David Merkle,
Kenny Sieman. Charles Lane and
Thomas Bissell; finance officer,
Vincent DAILY: adjutant. Frank
Riley; assistant adjutant. Alfred
Linton; sergeant-at-arms. Porter
Lucy: assistant sergeant-at-arms,
William Mcneil; chaplain. Joseph
Major; historian. Edward Nc
Mahon: Judge advocate. Robert
Ward, jr.
U. G. McAlexander-Command-
Ter. Delbert r. Bernard: first vice
commander. Eldon Bernard: 2nd
vice commander, Jack Kalton;
third vice commander. Lloyd
Richardson: adjutant, Jeanne L.
Richardson; finance officer, Ar
thur w. Byton; chaplain. Samuel
L. Holston; service officer. Lloyd
w. Richardson; sergeant-at-arms,
Murray Markowitz; color bearers,
Joseph Foy and Robert N. Bab-
cock.
James Hardeon Jackson-Com-
Imander. William Rumble; first vice
commander. L. Guy Jackson;
second vice commander, M. r.
Martin; third vice commander,
IHoyt Youngblood; adjutant.
Charles G. Heflin; assistant adju-
tant. G. D. Hicks: finance officer,
Edna L. Hunter: sergeant-at-
arms. Homer Eggleston: historian,
Robert Jackson: judge advocate.
Stacy Potts; service officer. Robert
Godfrey: chaplain, Jake Dennis.
Potomac-Commander. John A.
Ager, jr.; first vice commander.
William A. Smell; second vice COM
Imander, Walter Eberman: third
vice commander, James DeVore;
Iadjutant, j. Paul Peters: judge
advocate. ]. Riley Stanton; quar-
Itermaster, George e. Wells;
sergeant-at-arms, Leon Deery:
historian, Walter D. Cunyas;
finance officer, Walter G. Rhodes;
chaplain, John J. Tyner: color
bearer, Donald w. Mensch.
Evening star., 1951-10-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Studio. 1855 Eu-
Clio; pair game topen). /: Washing
ton Bridge League, willard Hotel;
Knockout team. second session; paiI
game (open), 7:45.
THURSDAY Alexandria Bridge Club
1900 King, Alexandria; pair game
topen). 8. Chess Club. master point
pair game. TAB.
FRIDAY-Arlington Duplicate Club. 1911
ship, f1rst session. 8. Commissioned
Omcers' Mess Bridge Club, Waller Hall
Quantico; pair game. 7:46. Stephan
Studio, pair game (open), 8.
sATURDAY-Stephan Studio, master poin
pair game (openl,. L.. Chess Club pail
game, 7:46. Walsh Club 1928 Twenty
second master point game, 7:45.