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HELP MEN
STRIPPER,

OFFSET sTRIPPER. camera man.
and plate maker. Large press sizes.
Only dependable highly skilled man
He ePP iaf ehis tsy cs position MR A Tih
Oil TRUCK DRIVER. permanent Job,
essential industry; good base pay;
excellent opportunity for right man
PH1STfNG iSs 0GhsT Az RH peas Please do
not answer this ad unless you have
refs. REQUIRED Can TU. I13I. ii
PAINT statesmen
Experienced man with following
among contractors, institutions and
Hshed direct ePusSs' faetory distributors.
Complete line and ample warehouse
stocks Of nationally accepted prod
ucts at favorable competitive prices.
Presents unusual commission earn
dence. Box i79-T, Star Is
PAINTER. experienced. 1st class; pre-
fer combination man. Call after
s pm. OIL. 1890. -16
PAINTER
White, inside work; lge; office build,
many employe benefits; must be
exper.. fully skilled in blending
ColoTS anu aple 70 IuTnlSn Soou
character and work references; age
limit 45. Apply in person between
$40 am. and $50 pm. AND Tues.
and Wed. nights. to $50.
National Geographic Society
Sd and r st, NE Ia
PAINTERS-Large housing lob, close
in Arlington; experienced men only.
Lee blvd; and South Irving st. MR..
PAINTERS, for swing work. See Mr.
Wagner. MAYToN g. JOHNSTON,
pASrERs EefS igss 2 st St class ny only Report
foreman, 1898 Conway dr., Alta
PARTS COUNTERMAN, one-day shift.
night shift: 5-day week, 40 hours.
Apply WHITE MOTOR CO., 2765
Jefferson Davis hwy Arl., Va;
PLAsTERERs WANTED. 1st class
mechanics only; telephone XII.
PoRTTEflR, exper., day Job. wILLER
DRUG. 1853 20 st. NV. Ia
PORTER for lge, drug store; exper.
FIELD, FELL, RExALL DRUG $685. S,
poRBiT'EEiRs,-DIsHwAsHER. PORTER, colored, be-
tween ages 26-45 yrs; downtown
drugstore; no nights or Sundays;
good wages, steady year-round. posi-
tion; vacations. INSURANCE; pnif95ms:
co. corner 1th. and E sts: NV.
PORTER-DRIVER. for drugstore,
Must be exper. in Glover Park and
Georgetown sections Alternate
PRESSER, experienced: good working
conditions, good steady salary, ia.
5-S4l6. -l5
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LLOYDS NEEDS
WOMEN
MEN
MEN
SALES EXECUTIVE

REIAIL MENCEHNDI
s5-45. Requires background Of ex-
perience in sales training. programs
preferably in the application 10
ladies ready-to-wear organization
Die. Must have keen sales mind;
With ability to inspire others, and
also q fundamental KNOWLEDGE OF
empIoyments service and training
Incidental thereto. To qualify, ap;,
pltcants must have experience and
mast earnings to justify considera-
~. a. nnnrn,li ell. 90 .Nun-
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statesmen

statesmen
For national television chain. To sell
Admiral. RCA and other popular
brand television sets. Right in the
home. No experience necessary. Must
have car. Liberal commission.
LEADS FURNISHED
Mr.. Brenner. ST. 0255. DYNAMIC
STORES, 1900 G st. NV. -l9
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HELP MEN Cont

HELP MEN ((onf.l
AIR DUCT INSTALLATION mechan-
ics and helpers; also need expert
ings. Apply JAMES PLUMBING g.
HEATING CO, 20l2 Duke ST.,
Alexandria, Va.
ARCHITECTURAL
DRAFTSNEN
CD EXPERIENCED
LONG JOB
Apply
SHAPIRO, INC.
Builders. Architects, Engineers
oh 18th ST. NV. is
ASSISTANT ENGINEER. colored, for
lge. apt. house, pm. to midnight,
3 days per wk. Quarters on premises.
Apply Mr.. Whitcomb, H. G. SMITHY
CO.. SI1 18th st. NV. IA
ASSISTANT MANAGER. small loan
CO.; must have car, experience de-
plus car allowance Apply in per-
son. LOCAL FINANCE CO., 34th
and R. l. ave. Mt. Rainier, Nd;
SHIPPING and receiving
Ger CLERK rb for y axThh99leSale hardware firm.
ATTENDANTS = Gas station. road
service men; must have D. C. driv-
eF's eF,s permit. Apply 4515 Macarthur
ATTo GlTd' MECHANIC. SiEi young man. mlS ex-
week, vacation with pay, salary 30
90: PERR1NE BROTHERS, AL.
Afro BODY MECHANIC - Large,
clean modern shop, excellent work
MONROE FORD co. Silver Spring.
Md, 81. 1900. -16
AUTO FRONT-END MAN
Must, be able to work on Bear
machines: 5la-day week; SIS. APP
ply REDS KAISER FRAZER SALES
4 SERVICE, "A H st. ne. See. Mr..
AUTO LUBRICATIoN MAN, expert
5l2-day week, excellent working
conditions and benefits. See Mr..
Johnson, .PEAKE, MOTOR CO., Wis.
ave. at Albemarle st. -15
AUTO MECHANICS, 1st class; good
pay, good working conditions chance
HERsoNs AUTO & APPtIANcE CO,
ALTO u 'ns MfcHANlG. Ia h'E' chryslsr pIod
ucts. experienced; 5-day wk,, group
insurance, holidays and vacation
excellent working conditions. See
Wis. ave. at AlbemarIe st. 10
AUTO MECHANIC We have an
opening for an experienced auto
mechanic in one of Washington S
Oldest and largest automotive firms
Excellent working conditions, hos
pitalization, paid vacations. Earn
ings up to S100 per week or more,
dependent on ability Apply in per-
son to MIR. WARTELLA, 1921 2lst
St NV -l6
AUTO MECHANICS (5l needed for
Oldest Kaiser Frazer dealer in east
ern seaboard for our new and mod
ern shop; bonus, vacations and ad-
vancement for good men. A real
opportunity to get In on the ground
floor Apply Walt Carver at CEN
TRAL MOTOR CO. 5000 Lee hwy,
CHI. 5000
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HELP MEN
AD.JUSTER

Young man with college background
or experience needed in collection
department; outside work; car fur
nished. Man selected will have ex-
cellent chance for advancement,
ST. AS00. -iG
AGENT for active Arlington real es-
tate once; excellent opport. MAN
MAS REALTY CO., 2116 Wilson
blvd, Gil. or OK 2784. 10
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LIQUOR SALESMAN
MACHINISTS
INSTRUMENT MAKERS

INSTRUMENT MAKERS
JoD O1.iiso9 shop experience; e' top rates t9
hospitalization.. Apply BOWEN &
CO, 4712 Bethesda ave-, Bethesda,
eall edi FS FSr d43Sl }nt95ma'ion after 8 0'm'
NEAT ia 4 "a GARVERs ~ ao part time; eSpsr.
no Sat; Good pay and meals. Apply
NEAT COUNTER MAN. grocery ex-
perienGe peri. ice live wire; good salary. Also
Pa psrtstime TINS men for Saturday Phone
MEAT III '-'s55 sc5o5uNrERMAN Part-time. tt2
Apply UNITED MEAT MARKET,
MEcHAS1c Ha9H n si roR RT IAwNMowER Rls and
days. disqualification. See Mr.. Daw-
son. MALONEY'S, INC. s126 Geor-
gia ave, Silver Spring. is
MECHANIC, first class farm tractor
day wE.: S69.S5; time and a half
for overtime, paid vacation, holi-
days, disqualification. See Mr.. PHIL
MOORE. 1926 Georgia ave-, Silver
MECHANICS. white, immediate open
stallation of truck equipment; good
hourly rates; paid holidays. and
vacations. Apply Mr.. Sweeney
GARWOOD INDUSTRIES. INC, 1905
Wis ave. NV. RE. 4441. IA
MESSENGER with bicycle; 5h-day
wk. CAMPBELL PHOTO SERVICE
S05 Sth st NV. No phone calls.
MILL OFFICE MAN and mill ware
edge of millwork desirable but not
necessary, to ambitious persons.
Apply Frank Troth BARBER g.
ROSS CO, 9Th and v SITS. ne.
MOToRCYCLE OPERATOR for pick
up and delivery Of automobiles; eX
cellent working conditions; perma-
nent work. Apply to Mr.. Cutler,
MONROE FORD CO.. Silver Spring,
Md. 81. 1900. 80
MOVERS. experienced; apply 6323
Blair I'd. NV Ia
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DRUG SALESMAN

w ~ k1&AAAlkO1F4414N
EXPERIENCED
Must be interested in permanent
position and furnish good refer
enceS. Attractive salary, commits
sion, discount on meals and other
purchases. Many company benefits.
Apply
WHELAN DRUG
500 l4th st. NV, Rm. 214-A
DUPLICATING MANAGER; salary
plus percentage of profits. DRAKE
DUPLICATING SERVICE. 916 New
York ave. NV. -15
ELECTRICIAN or electricians helper.
10 S-4651. is
struction project; steady work; good
wages Box 16-T. Star. is
ELECTRICIANS and helpers; D. C.
license required: good pay; steady
work KENNEDY ELECTRIC CO.,
ELECTRICIANS (2) and 1 helper; top
wages. Call Jimmy Campbell. FA.
9T52, or Mr.. Rhodes. FA 6700.
Job located on Leesburg pike above
Baileys Crossroads. JOHN N. CAMP
BELL, INC --16
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FOUNTAIN CLERKS
Males, Is Years Old

Females, 18 Years Old
GOOD SALARY FOR BEGINNERS.
ADVANCEMENT, PAID DURING
TRAINING PERIOD APPLY EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE
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DRIVER SALESMAN - National bev-
erage manufacturer needs aggressive
ambitious men; Decentralization, uni
OF. 1884 for appointment. -16
DRIVER SALESMAN for established
home delivery route; ideal oppor-
tunity for right man. Call MR..
DRIVER SALESMAN, salary and
commission. BLUE PLATE FOODS,
INC; AT, 5917. 316 F st ne. ii
DRIVER SALESMAN who can sell and
is acquainted in Washington and
only at our Offices, 1852 sth st. NV
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR, white, age
25-35; excel. character, good driving
record W0 H0oS ia
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GROCERY MANAGER

Openings available for thor
oughly eXper. super market
grocery manager and clerks;
only, sober, reliable men, with
good refs. considered. Apply
in person, 4506 Lee hwy, Arl.,
Va, 1880 King St, Alex. Va.
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NATL EMPL. SERVICE

1919 18th St N.W.-EX. 727O
ATTENTION, WOMEN
SECYS. AND STENOGS.
IS Hrs, 5 Days, $500 -S2,00O
sEcYs. TO TOP MEN cre
AAoNeSoME CONE IN OR PHoNE
AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE
INTERESTING POSITIONS
ALSO BEGINNERS AND RUSTY @
eHORTHD--MANY RECEEPIS-' hlC.
n1SS1oNS. NET SALARY. $1,000
MANY OTHERS
CLERK -TYPISTS
N.W.-N.E-S,E
IS Hrs, 5 Days, $4,000 81, 400
PERSONNEL OFFICE, college grad,
OFFICE MANAGER $1,000
PIX. RECEPTIONIST ---- $500
RECEPTIONIST-T $500
SSEsHfER-TYP.. DICTAPHoNE CPS.
CLERKS, NO TYPING
AIRLINE REsR.. COLLEGE $500
TOURING COUNSELOR 300
fANN RfEE ANb aN6AcD CODE CLERKS, H.s,
GRAD. NO EXPER. MEG. Sl60
MANY OTHER CLERlCALo
MEN
SALES. Office machines, national
SALES ifood-retail storel S75
plus commission.
SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES, excel
lent opportunity, . yrs. or more in
mech. or elect engineering. open
SECRETARIES Ito general mgr, sales
mgr. and other top positionS) 500
month
e,TERK-TYPISTS S40-S55
JR. ACCOUNTING CLERKS, $3.50
month
sEARcHER. title company - 5000
TELEPHONE COMPLAINT sUPERV,
REsERvAT1oN1sT, AIRLINE sso8
HOTEL OPENINGS Open
SHIPPING CLERKS. young, S40-S5O
MACHINE MECHANICS AND HELPER
S134-S1.75 hr.
TYPEWRITER REPAIR TRAINFEs
pREssMAN FOREMAN - $50
PRESS FEEDER $50
RECEIVING CLERKS, exper. S65
ADM. STAFF ASST, 2 yrs. elect, or
mech. engr. $500
Engrs., Craftsmen, Tech.
Many openings Please apply.
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REGISTRATION LERK

49, ~ ~ - q SA - - N~@N %A@A1A tAA
able to type: Z am. to pm, 6
days, including Sunday: seasonal
until October. GOVERNMENT SERV-
ICES, INC, l135 21st st. NV.
REPAIR MAN with experience on
epamelware; excellent company ben
eflts, liberal employe advantages
Call or see Miss Jones, SEARS ROE
BUCK AND CO., 1901 Lawrence ave.
ne. NO. 6543. is
Route Salesman
Starting salary $50 week and base
salary plus commission when quail
fed for route. Opportunity for am
bilious men to join our sales organi-
zation. Experienced or inexperienced
men may apply in writing or by
calling DU. I'LL. MANHATTAN
LAUNDRY g. DRY CLEANING CO..
1928 Florida ave. NV.
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WASHING MACHINE mechanic, exp.
with automatics pref, but will
train If nee. DAUBER's, 1890 18th
wATCHMAKER. or under Job train H
ing; permanent for right man
ERNEST t; BuRk: 6l4 18th. st. NV.
TRIMMER, exp, for drug
store windows. None other need ap-
ply. Salary open. NO. 1902. IA
for repair work in
furniture ref1nishing shop. LU.
BOY. colored to work as kitchen
helper Apply In person only.
MICHIGAN DRUGS. 1901 Michigan
MAN to work on golf course. CoURT-
HOUSE COUNTRY CLUB, Fairfax
MAN - middle-aged or elderly;
capable OF checking out and re-
ceiying sheet metal and roofing
stocks. Must be able to, furnish
reference. Also be mechanically
inclined. Call 81. ss15 for. in
terview -l5
MAN. white. to work nights wk
as assistant manager, restaurant:
some knowl bar; pref Sc. resident,
vic. So. Capitol st. Call after 2:30
pm. for appointment, Ho. 1876.
MAN wanted in grocery store. Exper.
preferred. 5i2-day week. EMER-
son SUPER MARKET. 1909 18TH
MAN, young, white. energetic; some
auto experience, to work in auto
brake shop, 9O3 N St NV. -15
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Automotive MachiniSt
Good proposition for man capable OF
handling machine shop work for au-
tomotive jobber. Phone OV. 1882
and XII. S4629 after 6. 81
BAKER, EXPERIENCED IN DANISH
PASTRIES; PERMANENT POSITION
ask FOR JULIUS. POSINS' BAK-
ERY, 5756 GA AVE. NV. IA
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AUTO SALESMAN

We have an opening for a good auto
salesman between 80 and 40 yrs.
old. Our men are backed by plenty
OF advertising, newspaper and tele-
vision and are guaranteed a good
salary plus commission. Our men
do no outside soliciting. We have
enough customers to keep you busy
See Mr. Michaelson after 8 am
Auto Wholesalers, Inc.
Evening star., 1951-06-07

president of the Arlington County
Bar Association and is a graduate
|of Westinghouse High School
and the Columbus School of Law.
He has lived in Arlington all his
life.
Mr.. Rucker said that. if re-
elected, he will continue his pol
icy of devoting fun time to public
duties and will insist on Jail SEN
Itences for all persons convicted
|of any form of organized rack
eteering. He promised to "con-
Itinue my policy of vigorously
prosecuting racketeering. pinball
machine operators, promoters of
numbers and illegal horse games
and all forms of crime and law
lessness wherever found
Last February Mr.. Rucker gave
evidence to a grand jury that led
to charges of malfeasance against
two county board members, Mr..
Chew and Daniel A. Dugan. Botn
we're cleared.
The commemorative attorney,
Ia Democrat. has frequently been
lat odds with the independents
controlled county board. Mr..
Miller, one of his opponents, has
been retained as special counsel
by the board in certain public
utility litigation and also in two
contests between the board and
MIR. Rucker,
Evening star., 1951-06-07
5-Year Term Given
In Theft Of as Cars

Sidney David Hurst, 25, South
Carolina auto body shop operator
who admitted stealing 46 late
model automobiles in Washington
and nearby Virginia, was sem
fenced yesterday to five years in
prison on eight counts of auto
theft.
Alexandria District Court Judge
Albert v. Bryan also imposed a
f1ve-year suspended sentence to
begin when Hurst is released from
prison.
During the time Of the sus-
pended sentence. the judge ruled,
Hurst must make every effort to
pay for his theftS.
They said 40 of the stolen cars
have been recovered. 80 Of them
from the Washington area.
Judge Bryan told Hurst he will
be given every opportunity to show
you want to make good" and said
the defendant had made a good
start by cooperating with Federal
authorities.
Hurst swas arrested on his way
to give himself up, his attorneys
said. He voluntarily supplied the
FBI with information that led to
his indictment, described as one
of the most fantastic cases of its
kind"
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Woman Gets Perjury Term
For Changing Assault Story

A 46-year-old Alexandria wom-
an, who changed her story of as
sault to one of friendly tussle"
with her boy friend and helped
acquit him of the charge, yester-
day was sentenced to 18 months
in the penitentiary for perjury.
Judge William p. Woolls in
Alexandria Corporation Court
sentenced Mrs. BERTHE Gee after
she pleaded guilty to perjury dur
ing the assault trial of Boyd Fra
|zier, So
Mrs. Gee swore out an assault
warrant against Mr.. Frazier, but
at his trial she said it was just a
friendly tussle" and the defend
ant was acquitted by a jury.
Given an 18-month suspended
sentence on charge Of perjury
in the same case was Nanny
Smith, a roomer at the house
where Mrs. Gee and Mr.. Frazier
lived. He had supported Mrs.
Gees testimony.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Mccormick S Chauffeur
Cleared Of Hacking Charge

A 25-year-old Washington man,
who is chauffeur here for Col.
Robert R. Mccormick, editor and
publisher of the Washington
Times-Herald and the Chicago
Tribune, was found innocent yes
terday in Alexandria District
Court of soliciting passengers at
National Airport without a per-
init.
Lee K. Barrett of 1929 Lamont
street NV. owns "a big Cadillac, I"
according to his attorney, Albert
Ahern, and drives it in the Wash
ington area for Col. Mccormick
and representatives of other firms
and corporations.
Mr.. Barrett was arrested March
13 at National Airport and charged
with lettering in the terminal
building and soliciting three pas
sengers. The lettering charges
were dropped yesterday.
The defendant said he was at
the airport to meet Col. McCor-
mick.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Silver Spring Trade Board
Asks PARKING LOT Meters

Parking meters at three Silver
Spring public parking lots were
recommended unanimously las
night by the Silver Spring Boarc
of Tade. s
The recommendation will be
sent to Montgomery County Man
ager Irving G. McNayr. The
meters. if installed, would reduce
use of the lots for all-day parking.
board members said.
The group asked that the meters
be placed on the lots on Bonifant
street west Of Georgia avenue, at
Fenton street and Ellsworth DIVE
and on part of the lot between Sill
yer Spring and Thayer avenue.
east of Georgia avenue.
David Scull, chairman Of the
Traffic Committee, said the esti-
mated need of the Silver Spring
business district was for $3.50 off,
street parking spaces. At the pres
ent time about 1900 are available,
he added, which leaves a shortage
of 1,750. The shortage soon will
amount to 1850 after the installa-
ton of 800 additional street meters
authorized, he reported.
Evening star., 1951-06-07

uled for an address Friday
morning.
In reviewing the world situation,
Mr.. Brown was highly critical OF
both the military and diplomatic
policies Of the administration, par
tieularly in Europe.
Under the direction of the State
Department, American aid is being
poured out where it will do the
least good, he charged.
"The most important countries
for the defense of Europe are
being neglected." he said.
The Rev. H. Carlton Fox, rec
tor Of st. Luke's Episcopal Church
of Hot Springs. delivered the in
vocation at the start Of the ses-
sion.
Golf was the feature for the
afternoon tournaments sched-
uled for the Hatton. Pop Fleming
Norris N. Wright and Carroll
Morgan trophies.
Bankers wives and other
women at the convention at
tended luncheon. The presi-
dents reception, dinner, movies
and dancing, were to end the day
Robert v. Fleming, board chair
man and president of the Riggs
National Bank, was named chair
man of the Nominating Commit
tee for the annual election Satur-
day. Francis G. Addison. jr.. was
appointed chairman of the Reso-
llutions Committee.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Fairfax School Band
Program Opens June Is

The third annual summer band
program for Fairfax County
school children will be held June
25 through August 3 at Fairfax
High School.
Phil Fuller, director of music
at Fairfax High School, said ele-
mentary and high school students
interested in attending should ad-
wise him by June 18.
The program will include full
band rehearsals for beginning, in
termediate and advanced stu
dents; classes in solo and en-
semble playing: harmony, ear
training and conducting.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Peck to Be COP. Candidate
For Arlington County Board

The first Republican candidate
for the Arlington County Board
since 1946 is Robert A. Peck, 81
year-old auto dealer. His nomina-
ton is subject to the party mass
meeting, to be held June 26 in
Stratford Junior High School.
Meanwhile, Commemorative At
torney Denman T. Rucker made
formal announcement of his can
didacy for reelection today. as
the filing deadline neared. Candi-
oates who wish to run in the
Democratic primary on August z
must file by midnight tomorrow
In his announcement, Mr.. Peck
said he hopes to bring good man
agement" to the County Board
He believes in a strong two-party
system in local, as well as ma
tional. elections.
Two County Board seats are to
be filled this fall--those held by
the chairman. Mrs. Florence Can
non, and F. FTeeland Chew. Both
have indicated they will run for
reelection. Mrs. Cannon is an
Independent. and Mr.. Chew is a
Democrat.
Mr. Peck was graduated with
first honors in the 1885 class OF
the University Of Maryland, where
he majored in business admins
tration. He has been in business
in Arlington since 1889.
Mr.. Peck is vice chairman of the
Republican County Executive
Committee, chairman of the
Americanism Committee of the
Arlington Junior Chamber OF
Commerce, charter member of the
Optimist Club, member of the
Executive Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce, chairman
lof the Metropolitan Area Soap
Box Derby Committee and men,
ber of the County Citizens Ad-
lvisory Committee for the Six-Yea1
Plan.
Mr.. Rucker will be opposed by
William j. Hassan and Malcolm
d. Miller. The incumbent Is
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Parish House in Alexandra
aged by LonpbIock and Oil

story parish house looked like just
what it is-a brand new building.
Even the careful Colonial archi-
lecture Of Milton Grigg couldn't
hide the fresh appearance.
But Mr.. Grigg and Frank L.
Cowles of the Cowles Construction
Co., figured out a solution.
First, the parish house was
scrubbed with an acid. Then the
mixture of paraffin oil and lamp
black was painted over the build
ing, Transforming its new pink
walls into darkened ones that look
like they have endured the ravages
of centuries. Tinted mortar was
used in laying the brick to give
another touch of age.
The $4,000 parish house is ex-
pected to be ready for occupancy
this month. ...
Evening star., 1951-06-07

Two barrels of paraffln oil and
80 pounds of lampblack have given
the new Christ Church parish
house in Alexandria an aged ap-
pearance to match that of the
178-year-old original church build
ing that it stands beside.
Only the keenest Of tourist will
be able to tell that the sparish
house hasn't been standing as long
as the church building, which once
was attended by George Wash
ington and Robert E. Lee.
The old church and the new
parish house, which is nearly COM
plete, are at opposite corner of
the church yard bounded by Wash
ington, Cameron and Columbia
streets in Alexandria.
Until a few dayS ago. the three
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Dr.. Davies 10 Address
Montgomery College
Graduation Exercises

DR.. A. Powell Davies, pastor Of
the All Souls Unitarian Church,
will deliver the commencement
address at the fourth annual
exercises of the Mont
gomery Junior College at 8 o'clock
tomorrow night.
Mrs. Ben B. Taylor, president
Of the County Board of Educa-
ton, is to present diplomas to
104 graduates in an outdoor cere-
mony.
Todd DeBinder Of Bethesda,
president Of the graduating class,
will extend the welcome to the
guests. After the ceremony. Dean
and Mrs. Hugh G. Price and the
faculty will receive the graduates
and their guests at a reception
in the dinner hall.
The 0ra d1afnc oros
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Late Jump in Revenue
Assures Rebute on
Bills Due Dec. 10
BY the A,soeioisd Press

RICHMOND, June 7.-virgin-
ians could shout the good news
today-a Is per cent State income
tax reduction is coming up.
A late squirt in corporation in
come taxes has made it certain
that Virginia's general fund will
surpass the $103 million mark for
the fiscal year ending June 80.
That's where the reduction comes
in. State law, in the form of the
Byrd automatic reduction bill
provides a 10 per cent reduction tc
individual taxpayers whenever the
fund hits 500 million.
20 Pct. Cut Possible.
If it reaches $103 million, a Is
per cent cutback is allowed. Al
$105 million, 20 per cent. Under
standably, a 20 per cent reduction
would take a sizable chunk out OF
State revenues. But the chances
of such q return are considered
slim.
: The Is per cent reduction is il
the bag. however. The way tn.
State Controllers Office figures it
the general fund should total O
least sos. 500, 900. The reduction
would be effective this year, on ta1
bills due December 10.
The higher mathematics go lik.
this:
General fund collections through
April totaled $68,718.915. None,
that goes into the fund, inciden'
tally, is used for the general up
keep of State agencies.
Defense Spending Cited.
The $68,718,915 figure doesn'
Include $24.115,000 in corporation
taxes. Before June 80 rolls around
the corporation total may swell tt
around $24.5 million by the addi
ton Of some delayed taxes.
Also included in the genera
fund pot are $5,786,238 of alco
Eholic beverage control profits ant
an estimated IS million in othe
revenues collected in May ant
June.
The increase in tax collections j
attributed mostly to defens
spending and the Korean war.