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Evening star., 1951-06-28
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sECRETARY EoE Law oFFICE.
sEeessrshx e'ssissr sil 4s 4ED sSlfii oafiicE cLTaa-
Real estate DEPARTMENT OF large
for stenographtc and general once
work; pleasant working conditions.
S.day week. Apply n own hsndErtt.
M e1pected Boz 9Th Star. AN .ss .sa
SECRETARY -slSTENOGKAPHER for
manufacturer agent handling build
ing products. 6-day wk.; hours 9-4,
permanent. position for competent
person with experience. Phone ST.
SILK FINIsHER-Exper.; best quail
ty work; highest salary. NEEDLE
CRAFT. 1769 Columbia I'd. nv,
SILK FINIshER- experienced, high
piecss e., rate, plenty S,,,1ny q YORK; APpIy gy
CLEANING Co.. 1925 Fla. ave. NV.
SILK FIN1sHERs for dry cleaning
sspiS saa Seaa must & izRsE sS1e Me-
sNaSklsaR SaaS LA st. 'AnriTTIlNDANrs-Inags.- niTIl as
diate need for alert young woman.
Must be Is. Summer only or per-
nanent lob; 5-day week. Monday
through Friday. 7:30 an. to 4 Pm.
Apply 8 am. to $3.50 Pm. to Gov
ERNMENT SERVICES. INC. 1135
sTESosaafaER. Ihss ssi aiTi under 80. in claim
dept. Of large casualty insurance
company. Interesting work In con-
genial surroundings: B-day week.
See MIR. BAILEY. 41s Woodyard
sTENoGRAPHER-Part time: ,nsu.-
ance once In Bethesda; 21 hrs. .
yk:;. hours can be arranged. ST.
STEN0GRAPHER, experienced. with
well-established organization. Many
employe dement's; Excellent work
tional girl who is looking for q
permanent and interesting position
Starting salary. $50 per week. Box
sT1IsNooaRAsiPIHaER-Nationsl siIatil pubhcs-
ton requires rapid. accurate ste
nosraphef; assist busy executive; B.
day Wk.; vacation. insurance, hos
pitalizetion; unusual Opportunities
AIRY. CO. 1O14.
with once detail; no LEGAL experience
Working die conditions; either temporary.
during vacation periods this summer.
or permanent viii be considered.
Salary open. Cali Ma. 8409. -2S
STENOGRAPHER wanted for Con-
sressman's ONCE: state experience
sns sns = saisEy s, expected. Write % Box
sTsSoa;saFaEn gGSSS; staF and assist W With
phones; 5.day wk.. paid vacations.
MeRoris, s, aIsfsSsiis7;s MAEoNEY:s. NC. s1sS
Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Md. 8
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Conptorneter Operator

Experienced operators to
work In modern office in ne.
section; pay according to abil-
ity; pleasant working condi-
tions. paid |. vacations. group
insurance, sick benefits, other
employe benefits. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES. INC. 1S45 4th
st. ne.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
ELECTRONICS

Nationally recognized Research and
Development Laboratory In the Los
Angeles area has Q number OF posi-
tions open for Patent Attorneys
with Eectronic BACKGROUND.
n interested. send cornplete outline
Of your experience and education to
Boz 1896. star.
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CLERICAL ASSISTANT

To work In auditing department.
Must have knowledge of Comptome-
ter or Burroughs calculator. Pleas
ant working conditions, -condi-
TONED ONCE; permanent position;
40-hr., 6-day. wk. Many top rated
employe benefits. including discount
privileges. Apply Personnel once
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.
all Rladenshurr Rd. NE
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LAUNDRY
MANAGER
Must be thorouehly experienced.
Box 24-G, Star

Iva 6xS, SVcA4
LIQUOR SALESMAN. young, experi
enced; god hours. Apply LIvIN0s
LITHo CAMERA MAN, only expert
eneed man need apply: top wages
best eeuipment and WORKING con
IuMBBER AND MIIIWoRK Man
Take fun charge Of shipping snt
yard supervision; opportunity Il
ssoW VIII TICK yogns; NawsRk s1aali refan 1isN con
CO., INC, LU. 4-4300. 80
NACHNIST-This company has sew
ersl openings for experienced ma
ehtnists who desire permanent EN-;
ployment In growing Afm: koot
bay and benefits for qualified men
AfRTRONIC RESEARCH, INC.
Bethesda. Nd. Phone OIL. 1875.
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HOSTESS

For busy cocktail lounge; must be
thoroughly experienced. Apply Man.
ager LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
HOUSEKEERER, white. live in. 6la-
day wk. Sat. and sun. on. Can CHI.
2072. 20
HoUSEKEEPER-NURsE. TO 1--we in
home in sub. Sc; husband ret. wife
semi-invalid; no laundry or clean
ing. State age, exper., ref, sal. ex-
pected. Box 33Q-E. Star. 81
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BOOKKEEPER

Larse real estate once re-
auires the service Of . young
age. as bookkeeper.typist; must
be experienced In both book +.
keeping and. typing; pleasant
position; no Saturday work:
Salary $4,000 to start. Call
Mr.. cox. National 2112.
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HELP WokaEA

TELEPH0NE OPERATOR, must be sx.
perienced. Cal Miss Boswell, Ma.
3S10. HOTEL RALEIGH, 18th and
rELEPHEsoiNE" PEsi soL1c1roHs, work At
home in spare time, get paid for
each Gall. Ho. 6642.
TELLER. for financial institution:
permanent Eesition. with excel.
lent future; typing necessary; as
hr., 6-day week; awe experience,
references and salary expected, Ap-
plieant should be neat. accurate and
able to meet public. Reply In own
handwriting. BOX 1S4-H. Star.
TYPIST, experience Necessary; 8 eve.
nings weekly. LONGS. 73l 7th
TYPiST. electromatie PsM; sxpsr.
necessary. This position Is permanent
and with an expanding orgsnization
In the engineering and copy prepare.
tion feld; annual and sick leave
dement's. Call ME. 0471. -20
TYPIST, under 10; 37la-hr. vk.; with
lge. fre and casualty insurance 60;
work is interesting and can advance
20 important position: Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL. Sl2
WOODWARD Bldg. -2e
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CLERK-TYPTST

Permanent position with an estab-
lished yendins machine company;
pleasant working conditions. CAN
TEEN CO.. 12ds Mt. oiiyet I'd, ne
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WATCHMAN

New construction Job in Bethesda
Come out to. JOB, SO pm. Ole
NH I'd, turn left 1000 #. Z
GEORGETOWN Village. Mr. PERRY
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CASHIER

For Buckinsham theatre. Arlington
attractive to public and efiicient in
tabula ting money; Of each Thurs.
For appt. call OK. 0444 or OK. 1896
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RECEPTTONIST


Well-known. non-government orsani-
zation, centrally located. Lovely
surroundings; .5-day week, many
employee benefits. advancement on
efficiency. Good education essential
Give full information, training ex-
perience, family responsibility. age,
etc: attach small photograph; re-
plies confidential. Box 1879, Star.
RECEPTIONIsT PIX OPERATOR,
permanent position. available to
20, with pleasing telephone voice,
capable Of meeting public; previous
experience not necessary; 5-day
week: employe BENEFITS. For appt
cali ST. 1922. UNITED SERVICES
LIFE INSURANCE co.
RECEPTIONIST TYPIsT 9 m Z
steno. mot necessary TO work In
pleasant air-conditioned optical
once. Salary open. See MR.. VIOLIN
SALES CLERK-GeneraI merchandise
store; experience desirable. but MOI
ink conditions. ME. 5940 for appt
SALESGIRL, for work in retail bakery
Apply 30 o st: ne. -29
SALESLADY-Attractive offer for lads
e msnage clothins store In Fairfax 5
JE, 0s1447. -S6
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SECRETARY

25-35; accurate; pleasant: for inter.
esting work In small ONCE.
Suite 712, 613 18th Bt. NV.
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hELP MEN
SALESMAN

MEMS FURNISH1NGS
Exper. required. dusyanteed wage
against percentage. Welfare benefits
Apply Mr.. Magi6ay. THE MODE, ]
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PLUMBER. experienced in jobbins
and. remodeling work; must have
local refs, drivers permit; top pay
for right man; work in. vic. Of
this ad unless aualifed. WA. S53S,
piiu%BRR i And HELPER for new eva ana
TsTodslips zen sains work. Steady work. call
rEuMsfSs, rMbi sifSs exp.r. men. New s vsr.
Ga. ave. NV TU. 1900.
PLUMBER'S HELPER, exper. oI ap-
2012 14th st. NV, DE. 2700. q
PORTER, full time or part time; re-
nnSIs; Maey sSoeT Soeo con5..l;ca, cSnTHEpRAL rHAE
PORTER. eolored. .experisneed in
FooD MARKET. izia TrSins NV.
PoRTER-colored. for LIQUOR Sc store,
E9Sd EeS i salary. Apply in person, 300
roRrSEEiR-I:tsiteady. reliable man Ss for
rooms and otiees. ABBY ETSs between ta sn0s 3
and $40 am. 400 n st. ne. as
aSNHRAR asis ~ Rsi'n.S xuSpssYS n sSrk 3 A5sly bRg
CLEANING. 1898 Fla. ave. n.w.-So
PRESSER-Experienced; steady lob,
good hours and excellent nay. MAR
GO CLEANERS. 1921 Conn. ave.
OR: 1929. go
PRESSER, experienced, wanted In
cleaning plant ct 3107 Naylor I'd
PREssER. experienced; permanen,
Job; hours, $3.50 10 5. 81. I1I3
-29
PRESsER. exper. on woods and silks
AID. 6136. -SS
PREssER. exper. Apply coLUMSlA
CLEANERS 2914 14th ct. NV.
PREssERs' good money. 80 11th st
PRESsERs t2). experienced on WOO
and silk, apply ready for work
STEADY year-round Job. 8 AND z
CLEANERS. 443 7th St s.w. ~
PRESSERS, experienced; steady lob;
piece work or by the week. sH
1886. 80
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statesmen, PART TIME
Growing real estate firm needs 9
large earnings; experienced prefer
able but not necessary. Call be-
tween 8 and s pm. AP. 02S3. 20
SALES STORE CLERK-S50 wk.;
Eapid raises: cheerful, ssles-ninded.
Wholssale Div" 1895 Il st. Sns;e.. Pc.
sEkvicEaAN. EE s1HaiA reliable and zs SOBER
man wanted for tire and battery
service: must be experienced. Full
time work Apply in person 1913
sIRSIcE 2Rsd H0Hss HsAEEsMAN-Mus. Fl; Nj b. .a .z-
perienced In diagnosing car trouble;
excel. salary and commission to
good man. See Mr.. Dennison. TRt-
ANGLE MOTORS. 3o1O RhSde
sERvnSE EisSnS assi sTA4ffoN aff ATTENDANT S1 Al.
Ply, Py,,A ADAMS AN a AMoCo SERVICE Sta TSAs
sERvfSE STATION ia I AZ HiTr1EiSsipANTSo
Apply Herrington's Texaco Service.
stRvief tzSh dennl sfxTIoS fxfi On ATTENDANT.
sARVicT7 AepE 7OsG s4aT9N MeF5SSso pjts
Experienced. must be good lub. man;
night work; must have D. c. permit.
Salary depending upon quslifica-
ttons. Also part.time man. MAR
KET ESQ, 400 Florida ave. ne.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
l2l. s5perienced preferred: Salary
SERVICE sss5 Piney sranch n I'd,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
81; rs sSpeT, eo1 Apply \ soPEE,s ESQ
SHEET METAL WORKERS, shop and
outside men wanted: highest wages;
no time lost for right men. Apply
after $3.50. All L st. NV. Us
CLERK-High school grad
uate: typtng necessary; 5-day. As
hour week; time and half for over
time. Location Silver Spring, Nd
Phone Sligo 1900, personnel dept.
SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERK
Prefer experienced In Wholesale;
Good JOB for reliable man. Ii.
3-2770, ask for MRS. cRoTzER.
SHOEMAKER. exp; steady or part
sH1f szIEszN sznIpES szS MsshIesy eassIen. S. sasyy hE
plus comm: also part-time salesmen.
Apply JOSEPH DE YOUNG. 1929
sHosr 81; aiS ORDER COOKS e., and MsS grill
man; hours til closing; salary
commensurate with ability; also day
and night general kitchen helper
Apply HOWARD JOHNSON. Seven
Corners, Falls Church. va IL
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MAID for furniture store, 5-day wk.;
good pay. Apply CAREY SCATES.
4121 18th st. NV.
NURSE, white. middle-aged hospital
sEsa sgsb sfssat fsn dMStiE' MI esoo es5% p0'; $50
NURSES, graduates, .51a-day wk.;
excellent opport.; fun maintenance
4 desired; l mi: from D. c: line.
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL, Bethesda.
NURSE, white. age aa-4o: p7ivst.
hospital; for general duty. Co
NURSE, to work in doctors ONCE:
medical center: permanent position;
complete responsibility of once;
references. Reply in own hand
writing. Box 1856, Star. Il
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SAIESMEN
SALESMEN WANTED

statesmen WANTED
Ft Lincoln Cemetery and Mausoleum
We are seeking B high-class sales
counseiors who want interesting
permanent employment In special
lied field earnings can exceed S12,-
900 annually on o liberal commits.
sion and bonus basis. You could fint
no finer working conditions. II yor
have had experience In the ministry
direct sales fields. insurance. rea
estate or sales eounseling Of any
type, then you have BACKGROUND fol
the tremendous possibilities which
this opening offers. Thorough train
ing will be given, In special 3-day
course. You must have. q car. dres,
ass Il esssesn soa sa.iy ins sersi q dTaxlss
account to start. Many leads fur.
nished. Do not telephone. but see
Mr.. Robeson between 10 and IL
or and 4. 81
Ft. Lincoln Cemetery
- -
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kTECHANIC-In new Dodge agency,
Annandsle, Va: good pay, excellent
opportunity. For other details call
WOOSTER. FA: 1900, -29
essrs see s,dney dEIfEK EHKEssoNSs, Vsss sss
Mechanics HELPER-some expert
ence necessary. STANDARD AUTO
BODY WORKS. 1140 goth ct. NV.
MECHANIC-For Bendix washers.
Must be first class. with D. c.
drivers permit; good opportunity for
advancement to right party. Apply
j. L. BATEMAN d SON. 2004 r. !.
ave. ne, HO. 1900. go
MECHANIC, $40 wk, hours 90; must
be thoroughly experienced in tune
up and brake work. MARKET
ESQ. 400 Florida ave ne -28
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FOUNTAIN CLERK
White: good job. no night. no Sat,
no Sun. 1924 3rd st. NV. GE. ala.
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INDEXER

lNOEAEh
Well-known. non-goyernment publica-
ton. permanent: 6-day week; must
be experienced; good education es-
sential. Replies confidential; give
complete Information including age.
LABORATORY TECHNTCIAN, excel
lence hematology, chemistry, EKG
REQUIRED. top salary. Box 222-G,
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, for doc.
tors once. part time regular hours.
6A-day week. Pleasant SURROUNDINGS
Salary open. Must be experienced
and bring references. Apply Apt. 26.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
SECRETARY
TO
PRODUCTION MGR.

The Star has 0 Desirable operins for
0 capable woman between 81 and 80
years Of ase who Is interested IN 3
permanent position: shorthand and
typing Of . Sood ealineI are required
We desire an individual who Is neat
In appearance, capable Of meeting
rood attendance; b-day, i0-honi
week. Apply Personnel Room 606;
open weekdays S:S0-6 and Sat. o-1
THE EVENTNC STAR
Evening star., 1951-06-28
PLASTERERS

's SS wf'si esosS 0i HoMEs Heaa ssDoEs s t.
County I'd. and Everett St, Kensing.
TATES INC Garrett Park rd..
e,Ssas coNrSucoN Ra Mis ays Co. csf4o sEe
and Univ. lane, Takoma Park. Nd;
MUTUAL DEVELOPMENT Corr
Carroll ave.. extended. Takoma Park.
Nd, or call TO. 66O6. .
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TYP1ST'

TYP1ST
Familiar with X-ray terminology;
speed essential. Apply superin-
tsndent; SUBURBAN HOSPITAL.
Bethesda, Nd, OIL. 670o, 90
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A CAREER WITH A
FUTURE

LADTKS-Work from home, earn
extra income showing Msisonetts
froeks. Cali AP. 430b for details.
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SALES ENGINEER

ME. preferred for metropolitan area
and Virginia, by old-established firm,
wholesale distributors OF refrigera-
tion and air,condittoniqg supplies
fun details and salary expected. Box
AID, Star.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
GEORGE a. co.
9IO 7th st. NV.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES men
wanted to do sales work; paid while
training. I'll 14th st; n.Ws suite
Statesmen (3). II you ara married
21 to 40, neat in appearance and
interested in sales work with ~
ture. we have the job for you. Sal
ary, bonus, commission. Average
earninFs SS5 per week! Car fur
nished. Expenses paid Apply MR.
CREGGER,. log N. Fairfax st., Alex.
andria, Va, 8 to il am. June ~
SALESMEN
If you are experienced In sellins
paper products and 3anitor sup
plies TO retail stores, we have
very good proposition for you. We
need alert and ambitious young men
n,zsssa,s who san 90 s,s II p n.s.ou grorins or
KAHN PAPER CO.
- NJ
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TRUCK DRIVER

TRUCK DRIVE
ne nave an immediate opening for &
good colored driver who y neat y
appearance and between 25 and 81
years Of age; previous experience
an. snc p permit T1s,,. rsquirsr; must ~ a. :.
dition to SALARY. generous company
benefits Eill Be provided Appll
Personnel, Room sos Open week
days. 8:30-6 and Sat. 9-1. No phon'
calls.
Evening Star Building
isny na,na hyn ss w
Evening star., 1951-06-28

statesmen
To work In our Alexandria branch
store. excellent salary plus com.
insurance benefits. vacation, etc
Cal Mr.. Unger,- GEORGES RADIO
AND. TV CO.. DI. 1900 for interview
appointment.
statesmen
FULL OR PART TINE
$50 TO 5000 PER WK.
OR WE'LL LET YOU 60
Follow Up leads from terrific DIRECT
NEWspAPER ADvvEERTiissfiNSd CAM
PAIqN lust started. Our fleld is
1900 STORES, RESTAURANTS
AND OFFICES. Our product Is the
most wanted item In this entire
area today. Call MR.. BYRAM. WA.
5000 for appointment. .
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MACHINISTS


instrument, tool and die makers. Top
rates to 1st class men. Good work
ing conditions; paid vacation and
disqualification. Openings on day
or night; 54-hour work week avail
able. Apply In person,
W1LKS PRECISION
INSTRUMENT CO.
Ae21 Bethesda Ave, Bethesda, Nd.
OIL. 1858 IL
MAINTENANCE MAN for building and
once service work; repairs. to Of.
nee furniture. checking IRE ex-
Hnguishers, electric fans. assist In
handling shipments; Va. drivers
license. Box 402-E. Star. 80
Maintenance Mechanic
Heavy oil burner mechanic; lifetime
Job with good wages and apart.
ment. Give details Of type Of EQUIP.
nent you are experienced with
what other work you can do anc
size Of family. Box 33S-E. Star. -2e
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Henry Knight Muir,
Patent Lawyer, Dies;
Twas Native OF DC.

Henry Knight Muir. 40, a men,
Der Of the patent law firm of
Ritter, Mechlin & Muir here for
Is years. died in Prince Georges
Hospital yesterday after o long
illness.
Mr.. Muir. a Washington native.
received his law degree from
George Washington University
Law School. He was a member
of Kappa Alpha Fraternity and
the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
where he served as an elder Of
the session and president Of the
Board Of Trustees.
He Is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Maybelle Waldman Muir:
two sons. Kenneth Knight Muir
and Gordon Waldman Muir, all of
his home, 1915 Webster street
NV, and two brothers. Edward
T. Muir of 4700 Connecticut
avenue NV, and Joseph j. Muir
of the Webster street address.
Funeral services for Mr.. Muir
will be held at the Sixth Presby-
terian Church, Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets NV, at 2 pm
Monday. Burial will be private
The body will be at the Lee fu-
neral home, Fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NE, until
II am. Monday. The family re-
quests that flowers be omitted.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
George Goggin, Retired
Government Lawyer

George Goggin. 66, a former
Government lawyer with the In.
terstate Commerce Commission
here. died Thursday in Cros!
Junction, Va.
A native Of Gardner, Mass, Mr.
Goggin was graduate Of George.
town University law school.
He lived in both Washington
and Arlington, Va, before leaving
the ICC in 1920 to take a post with
the Government in Tulsa, Okla.
Two years ago, Mr.. Goggin re.
tired to Cross Junction.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Johanna Gloetzner Goggin
Of Cross Junction: a son, Mai
George Goggin Of 1919 Radnol
place, Falls Church. Va: 9
daughter, Mrs. Ivan Blake, o1
fingers, w. Va, and two sisters
Mrs. Anna Daley and Miss May
Goggin, both Of Gardner, Mass.
Funeral services and burial were
to be held in Winchester, Va, TO-
day.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Mrs. Katherine Price
Popul Countess
BY the Associated Press

STANFORD, Conn, Nov. a.
Mrs. Katherine E. Price, a papal
countess who gave more than 81
million to Catholic and other
charities, died yesterday at st.
Joseph's Hospital.
Mrs. Price, widow Of Lucien B.
Price, founder OF the L. B. Price
Mercantile Co. of st. Louis, lived
in Greenwich, Conn, for many
years.
Pope Plus XII, in comforting upon
her the honor Of papal countess,
stated that she sought out the
needy in many parts of the United
States where others failed to look.
She founded Price College in
Amarillo, Tex, as a memorial to
her husband. She also was a
founder of the Katherine E. Price
Benedictine Hospital in Guthrie,
Okla.
Her charities, which included
the building Of churches, schools,
converts and clinics, as well as
general aid to the poor, were
chiefly in the South and South
west. But her donations, at one
time or another, went to almos'
every section Of the United States.
Evening star., 1951-11-24

making carried him through all
the grades to senior topographic
Iengineer.
Maj. Griffin made topographic
maps in every division of the
United States and was in charge
Of field work in the Salt Lake
(Utah) Basin Section, the Red
River tOklahoma) Section and
the Rocky Mountain Section. He
was supervisor at large for the
Central Division Of the Geological
Survey at the time OF his retire.
ment, July 81, 1899. after 81 years
of service.
Mai. Griffin is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Betty Stockbridge
Griffin. They have lived in the
Ontario Apartment. 1883 Ontario
road NV. for many years.
His title stems from World War
I service. when he was a member
Of the Engineer Organized Re-
serve Corps.
He was member Of the Cosmos
Club and Lafayette Lodge of the
MaSonS.
Funeral services will be held at
Gawlers funeral home, 1855 Penn
sylvania avenue NV, at 10 am,
Monday. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Montgomery Man Killed
when Auto Jack S|ips

A Montgomery County man who
was working under a car was
found dead early this morning
after a bumper jack slipped and
the car struck his head. police re-
ported.
Louis Pratt, 80, colored, OF
Brinklow, was pronounced dead
by DR.. r. j. Broschart, county
coroner.
Police said Mr.. Pratt had OBJ
tanned permission from Bernice
Owens Of Olney to remove some
parts from a car on her property.
She left home about $3.50 pm.
and returned after midnight to
find Mr.. Pratt's body pinned un-
der the vehicle.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Atrocities
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Vontlnued From First Page.)
been reported killed as war crimes
victims. OF this number, approxi-
mately 1000 were reported killed
by the North Koreans and the
remainder by the Chinese Commu-
nists.
Approximately $1,000 South
Koreans, of whom $4,000 were ci-
Williams, have been reported killed
in other incidents. This figure
does not include deaths reported
IN Seoul. Taejon and other places
occupied by enemy forces. OF
the South Korean deaths, approxi-
mately 200 have been reported
killed by the Chinese Communists
and the remainder by the North
Koreans.
"As Of July 81. 1851, a total
Of 400 active cases were on file
with the United Nations command
and 126 suspects were in custody.
Recommendation and investigation
|of some cases progressed to q
point where these cases are ready
for trial in the event such is di-
|rected."
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Miss Anne {. Hart,
|70-Year Resident Here

Miss Anne c. Hart, 10. q resi-
dent Of the District for nearly 70
years, died Wednesday after 8
long illness.
Born in Washington. Pa, Miss
Hart was the daughter of James
Paxton and Ida Aiken Hart.
She retired from the Currency
Redemption Division of the Treas
ury Department in 1887, after 81
years service.
For many years, Miss Hart
taught Sunday school at the East
ern Presbyterian Church, but at
the time Of her death she was q
member of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
She is survived by three broth
ers, Ringgold Hart, with whom
she lived at 662 Maryland ave-
nue. NE. before entering a nurs-
ing home several years ago: Da-
vid A. Hart, 3708 Jenifer street
NV, and James Paxton Hart
Williamsburg, Pa, and three sis
ters. Mrs. Belle Hart Way. 1850
Euclid street NV; Mrs. Clara
Hart Andrews, San Diego, Calf :,
and Mrs. Eta G. Bell, Fort Worth,
Tex.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. Monday in Lees funeral
home, Fourth street and Massa-
|chusetts avenue NE, with burial
in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
Three Youths Hunted
After Stolen Car Crashes

Three youths who stole q car
in Baltimore during the night are
being sought In Prince William
County today by Virginia State
police.
The car ran of an embank-
ment on Route / near Valley
Camp, about 20 miles south OF
Alexandria, police said.
When State police arrived to
investigate the accident, the boys
fled. A check on ownership Of the
car revealed that it was the prop
|erty.pf Sylvia Goldstein Of Balti-
moFe, police said.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
IA. |. Efremov Dies;
Soviet Industrial Leader
By tho Associated Press

MOSCOW, Nov. 24.-The death
of A. I. Efremov, Deputy Presi-
dent Of the Council of Ministers,
and an outstanding figure in So
Wet heavy industry. was an
nounced today. He had been III
for some time.
Mr.. Efremov became Peoples
Commissar for heavy machine in
dustry in 1910. During World
War II he served as Minister for
the machine tool industry. In
this post he was responsible for
producing equipment for Soviet
military factories and for much
of Russia's ammunition produc-
ton.
Mr.. Efremov's body was placed
in Moscow's famed Hall Of Col
umns today. Long lines of
|mourners filed through the flag
draped building.