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Evening star., 1951-10-17
CARPENTER FOREMAN

Capable of running Job constructing;
single medium price residence in
D. G.; permanent connestion for the
1883; ewes. NO. 17sS. LII
CARPENTERS for training work.
Apply j. 5. TfFFEY Job. 1st and
Webster stS. ne. lie
CARPENTERS and working foreman.
Report to 1905 Turner lane. From
Chevy Chase Circle turn east on
Western ave. to Camalier dr., left
to Turner lane. right to Job; -23
DIVELBISS. Mcdonald Knobs, v mi
west of Corners at Old Bladens-
burg rd. and Belvedere blvd. -l7
CARPET INSTALLATION FOREMAN.
for carpet department OF large spe-
cialty store. Must oe thoroughly ex-
perienced in all phases Of carpet
apply. Top salary for the right man
Apply pIENER'S, 1900 r. l, ave.
CASHIER, permanent position; good
MfRAcLE ifFs9S salacy; EAR Apply WASH II Defions s
CASHIER CLERK for auto service Of
fee; experienced young man pre-
Fisher; NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
cEMEsf fSH Slfdfnshsaaf fsIsaER f. p.rt-time Work
In Bethesda area for qualified
painter. full time for some one
who can also do other work on re-
sidential construction. Call OIL.
$3.50. ga pm. weekdays. lis
CHAUFFEUR AND HANDY MAN
middle-aged sober. industrious, local
references. Apply in person YOUNG
AND CO., 924 14th ST NV. l2-4
pm. Tues. through Fri lis
CHAUFFEUR AND HoUSEMAN; one
in family Give age. refs. and
wages. Box I1S-S, Star --1S
CHAUFFEUR WANTED-Bethesda-
Edgemoor family of two. Salary,
$50 weekly. REQUISITES: Unques-
toned local references as to char
acter and sobriety-also own car
necessary in getting to and from
work. Call MISS BAKER at RE.
1906. S:30-5; AID. 1895. after 7 pm,
CHECKER. for bakery; hours. 10 to
S am; good pay. La 6-7776. is
CHEF-1st class; small hotel; pro-
greSSive 1st-clasS Ind cook con-
Sidered; give full details. Box 305,V.
star lis
CHEF-CooK. white or colored; must
be sober and furnish references.
Apply manager, EBBrTT HOTEL.
10th and H stS. NV. -23
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DRIVERS

Full-time openings on. all shifts.
time. mornings, evenings, nights or
week ends. Owner driven, II you
own a late-model car, and want to
make more money join our Dia-
mond feet org, Apply 1925 N. Hud-
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hELP MEN

SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN.
$500 per mo. to start: all day work,
no Saturdays or Sundays. sALKELD
BROTHERS. $50 8. CAPITOL st. Sc.
wanted: come ready to
work. JoES SHOE STORE. 110S
H st. ne. LIZ
SHEET METAL MECH. S2.75 per.
hr. plus permanent inside work:
cutter, 9 shop men, 2 duct erectors.
PAUL H. NORAIR CO.. INC. Ii.
CLERK for printing once;
must be able to type and keep SIM
pie records; 45-hour week; starting
salary, $50 week. s11 Eye st: NV.
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YOUNG MAN

For permanent position in service
dept. of leading Office machine cor
poration. All company benefits given.
Above average contacts, pleasant
work in Washington's best sur.
roundings. See MR.. ENGEL, 1910
Connecticut ave. NV. Ia
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SALESMAN

for a lifetime position
with Weather Seal, Inc, origIna-
tors of combination storm and
man preferred; leads furnished. Ap.
ply in person, pm. to pm,
514 8th st. Sc. ask for SoNNE-
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HELP MEN

OFFICE and messenger boy; clean
and neat: hrs. l-6 pm. 6.day;
95c hr. Ages 1918. Cali ME. GIL.
OIL BURNER and domestic boiler
men. Apply 8 L st. .s.w, between
7:30 and 8 am. weekdays. --23
OIL BURNER AND GAS SERVICE
10. 9-S222 bet. and IL am. --22
PACKERS AND HELPERS - Exper-
ience with household goods de-
sirable: good wages: steady work;
SECURITY, STORAGE CO., l140
18TH st. NV.
PAINTER, part-time work in Bethesda
area for qualified painter. full time
for some one who can also do other
s conE OIL On eso Fssdfpa sd p@ xseEdass
PAINTER WANTED, white; steady
905k 9g95s; top mechanic only call pu.
PAINTERS and swinging stage paint
ers-Apply In personi sMITHER g.
MAA.YToN NC l2o5 I st: NV
Stage men. SI6, per day. III
PANTEEs h1TIRoREy yhiss ~ faSs Apply aas
18th st. NV. I'll
PAINTERs-steady work, top wages:
report ready for work at 35th and
Yuma ST. NV, l block west OF
Conn. ave, at Hot Shoppe. -21
ANNIVERSARY year-round work
for frst-class mechanics Apply z
am. ready for work. 403 9th ST.
s.E; Z. L. MUNITz & SON. la
PAINTERS - First-clasS mechanics
only. MAYTON l. JOHNSTON, rear
1907 o st. NV 10
PAINTERS wanted. 1st class me-
chanics only. Apply after 7:3u at
NE. 61S5 lis
day. Apply 3415 NJ ST. NV. lis
PAINTERS
EXperienced only Apply JAFFE, oil
Evening star., 1951-10-17

NV.
MAN, to learn wholesale plumbing
supply business, 5-day wk.. paid va
cation. advancement opport. Apply
in person. 2525 Sherman ave nv
MAN to work In delivery dept, check
merchandise and load trucks; good
salary, many company benefits; 40
9 hr.. 5-day wk See Miss Jones,
SEARS. ROEBUCK. & CO, $500 Y
81 ne tRear BladensburE I'd. Hot
MAN. between s5 and IS yrs. Of ase;
capable Of managing an once; must
8 be a qualified accountant, and be
able to supervise bookkeeping and
accounting personnel; must have
full knowledge of tax and insurance
reports. and aIse be able TO handle
Govt reports and quotations; ex-
sellent salary & for the right person so
MAN to learn wholesale roofing. sheet
metal distributing business; good
pay while. learning: excellent op-
portunity for advancement. Pleasant
working conditions. vacation with
?ay. retirement plan and other ad-
y2n.agss, Apply IN person. III
MAN. steady, reliable; must know
city; take charge oil company plant; ;
some clerical work; eve. shift: excel
lent opportunity. Call Ii. 7-5256.
-19
MAN. with mechanical ability, to
assemble merchandise for delivery;
40-hr.. 5-day wk.; excel. company
benefits. Call or see Miss jones,
SEARS ROEBUCK l. CO. $500 V
st. ne. (rear of Bladensburg rd.
Hot Shoppe). LA. 6-a520. lis
MAN, middle age, able to carry type
writer's. D. C. drivers license neces-
sary; permanent employment to re-
sponsible and steady worker: refer
ences. McGAFFEY TYPEWRITER
CO. 1905 K st. NV.
MAN. reliable, sober to clean apts.
Steady work. Arlington. OW.
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DRUG CLERK. experienced, no Sum
days: good pay. McREYNOLDS
PHARMACY. 18th and @ SITS. NV.
DRUG CLERK; experienced preferred;
salary plus commission; no night or
Sunday work. STANDARD DRUG
CO., 1929 Mimi. ave. ne. -1S
DRUG CLERKS. exper., learn whole
sale drug business; excel. oppor. for
willing workers; good cond.; start
ing salary. $50. Give full particu-
lars in reply. Box 76-S. Star. lis
Evening star., 1951-10-17
TV SERVICEMEN

To good technicianS we Of
fer q permanent position with
the fastest-growing service de-
partment In this area. We
offer free advance schooling in
TV service, along with many
other company benefits. Pro-
motions commensurate with
ability. Future assured to
men who can qualify. For
At Ii. 7-6201, -23
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$54 PER DAY

II you we're certain you could earn
this amount every day, would you
take the Job? Then call at a19 Du-
pont Circle Bldg. 1916. >onn. ave-.
8 to . only. IF
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appointment call Mr.. BARR
nv TROUBLE SHOOTER needed; must
be experienced; full or part time
Call AP. 3425.
UPHOLSTERERS. white; experienced;
day work. Apply employment ONCE,
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. 200
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statesmen az
statesmen

statesmen
We will train you to sell complete
kitchen remodeling. Leads ana
sales materials furnished. We have
more leads than our statesmen can
handle, Earnings better than S7,ae0
depending upon your own sales
ability, Commission with drawing
account. Opportunity to work for
large established firm with excellent
reputation for kitchen installat tton.
We carry a large stock Of leading
brands GE, Hotpoint, Geneva. ETC..
and are equipped to do complete in
College background desirable. Write
or phone Mr., George for interview.
JOHN G. WEBSTER 81 SONS
627 r st. NV, ST. 6100.
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HELP kEN
Teller

TILE Settlers, and helpers; 1st
class only; top pay; steady work
through Winter ,III 7-R554 -23
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JANITOR
CoLoRED

position available for .
good man, 25-35 years Of age, who
Is willing to give regular attendance.
Apply Personnel. Room SOC. Open
weekdays. ,S:30-5 and Sat. 9.1. No
phone calls. =
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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SALESMEN

Harry Home Owner offers interest
Ing selling positions at the Falls
Church branch Of the worlds most
unusual lumber yards. good
starting salary with opportunity for
advancement. Other company bene-
fits. include free disqualification.
group insurance, paid vacations
and holidays. discounts. Phone AT.
THE PRoGREss1vE
HECHINGER CO.
18th AND SITS. NE.
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HELP MEN

BUTCHER. colored, grocery expert
snce, sober, local references and
D C. permit; starting salary $50;
5i2-daS wk. For interview phone
NO. 97ss or ia. 340l, III
BUTCHER. experienced; steady work,
Apply 5000 Hamilton ST., Hyattsville,
or call WA. 5o02. MR.. LUPO. 30
CARPET MECHANICS AND HELPERS.
lst class, top wages paid or better,
4o-hr. wk. Apply MUMMA'S. $500
Conn. ave. NV. WO. S75S --17
CARPENTERS, experienced: must
have Transportation: top wages. See
MR.. H1GDON or MR.. FISHER, Uni
verSity Hills project, or call Ju.
7-9l66. -19
CARPENTER, all round first class
mechanic report to MR.. YOUNG,
800 block Tilden At. NV. lis
CARPENTERS a., top wages for Al
mechanics; report to work at once,
1000 yorktown I'd. NV: or call
Evening star., 1951-10-17
MAN
MAN
MAN WITH CAR

MEN. Q full time and / part time;
start on q one or two day trial
basis II you wish to prove to your
this is. Full-time Fuller Brush
dealers average S100 and up per
wk.. calling on regular customers
by appt. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant. courteous and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly; no experience necessary.
An experienced man will train you.
APPLY Gil National Press Bldg.
l4th and F SITS. NV. or call DI.
4477 or DI 349S. LII
MEN, 90. white. to distribute hand.
bills daily pay. Sc. Report 2 am,
46Q N; Y. ave. NV.
MEN-Opening, for 2; steady, work
Room 424, Bond Bldg. II
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COUNTERMAN

White. experienced, for sandwich
shop; 6 pm. to 3 pm; of Sunday;
81 cents per hour and meals. APP
ply I'LL Good Hope I'd. Sc. near
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UPHOLSTERER

UPHOLSlERER
Permanent position Apply manager
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
Apply 10 am. TRANS LUX THEA
TER, 14th and H SITS. NV. -19
USED CAR SALESMAN. experienced,
live wire man with clean past
record: excellent pay plan. best Of
working conditions: full floor time:
our men are averaRtna between
5000 week. See Mr.. Duke. MONROE
FORD CO.. f237 East-West hwy.
silver Spring. Md, between 10
and .: do not phone. -lS
minimum one year
composition exper. Position with an
expanding organization in the en-
gineering and copy preparation
fieldS. Annual and sick leave hene-
fits. Call ME-. 691I is
VENETIAN BLIND INSTALLER. ex-
perienced Apply WASHINGTON
SHADE AND AWNING CO.. 2021
18th st. NV. Do not phone.
WAREHOUSEMAN and shipper. be-
tween 80 and As. Must have high
school education, must be physically
At and able to be bonded. Starting
CITY LINoLEUM CO. 500 F st,
wEsLDERs. are; experienced: A.
gauge steady work See Mr.. Smith,
COLUMBIA SPECIALITY CO, INC,
503 Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase. Nd.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
PLUMBERS

have b. c. auto permit. Apply c. M.
LIPP & SON. 1412 Que st. NV.
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STOCK BOY. white: full time. Apply
BAKERS SHOE STORE. 1903 r
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MESSENGER
16 or II yrs. old. white. high school
graduate for permanent. full-time
off1ce messenger work: must be neat
and willing. Call Personnel Dept,
HO 247R. IL
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Filling Station Safe Stolen;
Robbers EIude Police

Robbers eluded Arlington po-
licemen early today and got away
with a stolen gasoline station safe.
Police said it contained less than
S100.
The safe was stolen from the
Westover Service Center at WASH
ington boulevard and Mckinley
road about l am.
The proprietor of the service
center is David w. Myers, FORE
man of Circuit Court jury which
last night convicted Joseph G.
Lewis for armed robbery of the
wife of Blight Lee, former gam
bier. Mr.. Myers said apparently
efforts had been made by some
one about two weeks ago to re-
move the safe.
Arlington police were notified
by a passerby of a suspicious"
car in the neighborhood of the
Westover shopping center about
a block from the service station.
Pvts. B. E. Marsh and Ralph
Keys, who went to investigate,
saw car coming from the direc-
tion of the gas station. They
attempted to turn their squad car
around to give chase, but the car
disappeared.
Returning to the gas station.
the policemen. found it had been
entered through a rear window.
Evening star., 1951-01-26
University Of Virginia
Admits Negro Teacher
BY The Assoeioied Press

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 26.-The
University of Virginia has ad-
mitted Negro school teacher to
graduate extension courses offered
by it at Richmond Professional
Institute.
Last fall, the university denied
her admission when she had
sought the work leading toward a
graduate degree from the Char
lottesville institution.
DR.. George B. Zehmer, director
OF the university extension divi-
sion, announced last night the
enrolment of Miss Alfredo Madi-
son. who teaches at J. A. Bowler
Elementary School here.
The courses ere to tegin next
month with university faculty
members from Charlottesville
serving as instructors. Hiss Madi-
son will be a student in graduate
education.
Miss Madison said she wanted
to apply credits gained in the
extension course toward a degree
in education. She is a graduate CT
Howard University in Washington,
d. c.. and has done previous
graduate work in Catholic Uni
versity in Washington.
DR.. zehmer refused to discuss
the university's change of heart.
Evening star., 1951-01-26

They also included country style
fiddler music" by Representative
Gore, Democrat. of Tennessee, a
rendition of Marching Along To-
gether" by the services three
chiefs OF chaplains. and My
Mothers Rosary" sung by Rep
resentative Kersten. Republican.
of Wisconsin, his wife, and five
children.
Newest Paris Gowns.
A fashion show, with Nine
Henri Bonnet. wife of the French
Ambassador. as narrator. featured
gowns by Christian Dior of Paris,
as modelled by the wives of Su-
preme Court justices. high Gov
ernment officials and society
leaders. The gowns were sent
over especially for the show by
the famous fashion house.
The Army took pleasant beat
ing frem 10 generals. who acted
out grades on down to private
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Production Authority
Names Two Directors

The National Production Au-
thority today announced appoint
ment of directors for two of its
divisions.
Nigel H. Bell was named director
of the light metals division. He
has been vice president of Sterl-
ing Windows. Inc, of New York
and during World War II was
director of the aluminium and
magnesium divisions of the War
Production Board.
Whitman Hopton was named
director of the tin, lead and zinc
division. He is on leave from his
position as assistant to the pres
ident of the Matthiessen & Hegelel
Zinc Co., La Sale. Ill. He also
served with the WPB during World
War II.
Harold j. Carr, vice president of
the OWens-Illinois Glass Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, was appointed con-
sultant to the containers and
packaging division. Mr.. Carr was
an Advisory Committee member
in the old WPB
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Yugos|av Pianist
Leaps 70 Death
From Bridge
Noted Musician Come
To U. S. a Months AGO
To Sturt New Life

Four months after he came to
America seeking a new life. a
noted Yugoslavian concert pianist
was dead today. victim of leap
from the Calvert street bridge.
The crushed body of Ivan Noe,
40, was found beneath the bridge
last night. There were no notes.
no visible explanation, but friends
filled in the blanks leading up to
the fatal climax.
Acclaimed as a superb pianist
in his own country. Mr.. Noe left
that politically torn land eight
years ago for Italy. Then the op-
portunity came for him and his
wife, Renata, AZ, to enter this
country under the displaced per-
sons quotas.
They had a chance meeting one
day with John Meiggs Even, an
attorney of 17O7 Columbia road
NV, who had spent many years
in Europe and was interested in
their welfare. Today Mr.. Even
told this story:
Many Disappointments.
Though a pianist of renown in
Europe, Mr.. Noe found it difficult
to fill engagements in the strange,
new land. He had many disap-
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Joseph 6. Lewis Gets
9 Years for HoIdup
OF Blight Lees Wife

Joseph Gregory Lewis, 90, of the
1900 block of Park road NV, last
night was sentenced to serve nine
years in the Virginia State Peni-
tentiary for the armed robbery of
former gambler Blight Lees wife
in Arlington last March 13.
The Arlington Circuit Court jury
deliberated an hour and 35 minutes
before returning it's verdict. The
ntne-year prison term also was
fixed by the jury, as is the Gus
tom in Virginia.
Defense Attorney James j.
Laughlin told the court he would
appeal the decision. Judge Walter
T. Mccarthy continued Lewis
bond at $4,000, pending appeal,
but Lewis was jailed until bond
could be arranged.
The prosecution charged that
Lewis, wearing a monkey mask"
over his head, forced his way into
the Lee home at 270O South June
street. Arlington. and demanded
at gun point "the $4,000 we
know is here"
George w. Kiley, 26, of the
300 block of Ridge road Sc. was
the principal prosecution witness
in the course of the seven-day
trial. Kiley said he and Joseph
Lewis entered the Lee home and
left with $86 in silver in a paper
bag and a metal box that later
was found to contain only per-
sonal papers. Kiley has pleaded
guilty to armed robbery and is
awaiting sentence.
Joseph Lewis brother, Paul
Clifton Lewis. 36. of the 3700 block
of South Third street. Arlington,
is free on $1,000 bond, charged
with being an accessory to armed
robbery in the case. Paul Clifton
Lewis was on the Metropolitan
Police force from 1888 to 1945
and was on the vice squad for
about year.
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Christopher Columbus
Park Would Be Set Up
Here Under New Bill

A Christopher Columbus Me-
mortal Park would be established
in the District, under a bill intro
duced in the House by Repre-
sentative Addonizio, Democrat, of
New York.
Site for the arbor would be
selected by the Secretary of the
Interior. who supervises the Ma
tional Park System.
Fifty-two trees and So bronze
plaques for the 48 States, three
territories and the District, would
be provided by citizens commit
tee for the memorial. an organiza-
ton Of Americans of Italian an
cestry, with headquarters in New
York.
Honorary chairman and spon-
sor of the committee is Mayor
Vincent r. Impellitteri Of New
York.
Italian Government Interested.
Mr.. Addonizio indicated the
Italian government is interested
in participating in the project.
Another bill of interest to the
District was introduced again by
Representative Mccormack. DEM
ocrat. of Massachusetts, to provide
Federal grants to private hospitals
here.
On the Senate side, Chairman
Nicely Of the District Committee
offered two bills at the request
Of the Commissioners.
One would provide that the Dis
trict might exchange or negotiate
for the purchase of a lot when 1t
abuts a property owned by the
District and when acquisition of
adjoining property is in the public
interest.
Modify Hiring of Minors.
The other would modify the
laws restricting the employment
of minors. The revisions would
permit the employment of boys of
II or older in the sale and dis
tribution of newspapers and would
ban the hire of any child under
Is in any manufacturing or
Establishment. The
bill would reduce the maximum
from 48 to 40 hours.
In addition, Senator Hendrick-
son, Republican, of New Jersey
presented a bill to amend the
Districts 1870 corporation law SO
that charitable, educational and
religious corporations would be
exempt from the law banning
corporations from using it's funds
to purchase the stock of another
corporation.
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Senate Barber Shop
Increases Haircut
Price by 70Cents

The price of haircuts in the
Senate Office Building barber shop
will Jump 10 cents Monday, but
Senators are unworried-they get
their locks cut for nothing.
BARRIERS in the Office building
are patronized principally by sem
atorial secretaries and committee
aides. They receive no salary and
depend on commissions and tips
for their income.
The Senate Rules Committee
authorized them to increase their
haircut price from IS to rs cents
after Washington's organized bar
bers voted to increase the hair
cut price downtown from 81 to
$1.25. The barber shop on the
Senate side of the Capitol does
not charge Senators for haircuts
and shaves.
Barber shops on the House side
of the Capitol will continue to
charge so cents for haircuts. The
BARRIERS there receive a salary.
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Citizens Federation
Asks Truman 10 Fiji
People 'sCounseI POSI-

President Truman was urged to
appoint peoples counsel for the
District in a resolution approved
last night by the Public Utilities
Committee of the Federation of
Citizens Association.
The post was left vacant this
week when the four-year term of
John O'Dea expired. Mr.. ODea
made it clear that with no staff
provided for the office. which rep
resents the public in utilities mat
ters. he was not interested in re-
appointment.
Mr.. Truman has directed the
Budget Bureau to investigate the
need for the Office. which carries
a salary of about $4,000 year.
Vernon v. Baker. chairman of
the federation committee, said the
resolution would be presented to
the federation at its next regular
meeting. The resolution also
recommended that the pay of the
Office be boosted to the level of
members of the District Public
Utilities Commission.
THE potential savings to con-
sumers from adequate representa-
ton by a competent peoples coun-
sci are so great" Mr.. Baker de-
clared, that the expense OF his
Office is relatively insignificant and
maintenance of a staff of en-
ployes by him is not essential"
Mr.. Baker was the man who
filed the suit, on behalf of the
federation, which resulted in the
reversal of gas rate increase
granted by the PUG to the Wash
ington Gas Light Co. The case
is on the way to the Supreme
Court now as both the PUG and
the gas company are attempting
to reverse the District Court of
Appeals decision in favor of Mr..
Baker.
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Vests Ruling UphoIds Removed
Of Central Highs Cornerstone

Corporation Counsel Vernon E.
West has ruled school officials
were within their legal rights last
summer when they removed the
cornerstone from the old Central
High School Building, now Car
doZo.
The cornerstone is resting in the
basement Of Franklin Administra-
tion Building, and the tin box full
of ncrnentos that was next to
the stone is in the safe.
When Board of Education men,
bers heard that the stone had been
taken away, they asked School
Supt. Hobart M. Corning to get
an opinion from MI. West as to
the legality of the action. To
complicate matters, the Central
Alumni Association asked that it
Evening star., 1951-01-26
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