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Evening star., 1951-12-02
South Korea
Pushes Drive
On Guerri||as
Top Generals Lead
Campaign as Martial
Low Is Declared
BY the Assoeioted Press

SEOUL, Dec. l. delayed by
Censor)-The Korean government
today placed nearly one-third of
South Korea under martial law
and put two Of its top generals
in charge of a drive to wipe out
Red guerrillas.
The government entrusted the
drive to its best field commander.
Maj. Gen. PAX Sun Yup, who
developed the crack South Ko-
rean First division and now COM
mands the First Korean Corps.
1t. Gen. Lee Chong Chan, Ko-
rean Chief Of Staff, was placed in
overall direction.
The martial law decree en-
braces PuSan. southeast port city
and current South Korean capital.
Mysterious fires there within a
week have destroyed an arsenal
and the United States Embassy
building.
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It will be the largest campaign
against guerrillas of the whole
war, although in the past United
States Marines have joined Ko-
rean police in operations against
the Red raiders.
The operation shaped up as a
major Korean government effort
to clean up the guerrillas once and
for all with overwhelming force.
The areas are we'll behind the
Allied lines. Included in the mar
tial law decree also is Taegu, AL
lied anchor in the old Pusan peri
meter early in the war.
Two veteran Korean divisions
were believed ready to go into
action. supported by the mobilized
national police and various re-
serve units.
Meanwhile Communist jets were
reported to have shot down four
Allied warplanes Saturday IN one
of the first Red victories Of the
Korean air war.
Fifth Air Force said the MIG
15s destroyed three Australian
Meteor jets and one American
F-80 Shooting Star. The Meteors
shot down two MICS and dam
aged three others.
The swirling air battle marked
the first time the Reds have shot
down as many as four Allied
planes in one day. The Allied loss
came just a day after the United
Nations greatest air victory Of
the war: II Red planes shot down,
one probably destroyed and three |
damaged.
Ground Action Quiet.
The Australian planes - twin |
jet Gloster Meteors from Great
Rpitain-are early model jets. |
roughly comparable to the Ameri-
can Shooting Star. Both are
slower than the MICS.
In addition, the 5th Air Force
said q Marine fighter was shot
down by Red ground fire.
The ground war remained quiet.
Allied casualties were extremely
light. The exact figure was with
held, but across the entire las
mile front the manpower loss was
much less than one battalion
might lose in a single hill attack.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Transit Stock Sp|itup
Big Increase
In Shareholders
Compony Studies Plan
To Finance Purchases
By Its Employees
By DonoId B. HodIey

Capital Transit Co. has had a
big increase in the number Of its
stockholders as a result of the
recent 4-for-l splitup, and is con-
templating a plan to help finance
employees desiring to buy shares,
it was disclosed yesterday by Louis
E. Wolfson, chairman of the board.
Mr.. Wolfson discussed plans for
increasing employe ownership
shortly after the split shares
reached a new high of $3.50 on
the New York Curb Exchange.
The new high was equivalent to
$62 for old shares, or more than
three times the $40 a share which
Mr.. Wolfson and his associates
paid North American Co. for 109,-
458 shares in acquiring control of
the company in September 1949.
Mr.. Wolfson said there had been
little change in ownership of his
group in the company recently.
and that the groups holdings
amount to around SIS per cent of
the outstanding 100000 shares re-
sulting from the splitup.
Installment Plan Likely.
Emphasizing the benefits of en-
ploye stock ownership accruing to
both the company and the indi-
vidual employe, Mr.. Wolfson said
some sort of financing plan
would encourage such ownership.
The employe. who might not have
cash available for a purchase,
should be enabled to buy on the
inStallment plan, he declared.
Many companies in American
industry have stock purchase
plans for their employees, he point
ed out. He mentioned Sears, Roe
buck and Eastman Kodak as ex-
amples. Such plans have proved
their value, he said, even though
the employe buys only five shares.
Holdings of the Wolfson group,
which he said included himself,
his family and business associates,
amounted to around $4,000
shares before the split, or about
22,542 shares in addition to the
purchase from North American.
Market prices rose gradually after
the initial purchase and it is likely
that between $40 and $28 a share
was paid for these.
$5 Million Paper Profit.
Under the four-for- split,
the $4,000 shares became 528, 900
shares, worth around $8,184, 900
at the new high price. The first
purchase for $2.189, ,160 was raised
to around $2.752.710 by additional
buying. The latter deducted from
(See TRANSIT, Page A-27.)
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Stars Christmas Story
To Start Tuesday

A pew Christmas story to delight
children and interest erown-ups, will
stort Iuesdoy in The Star. II is en-
titled "sonto and the Mosie Mirror"
by luersee hudsins, who wrote lost
years Christmas story for The Stor.
II is toIe Of q little girl, Belinda,
whose fother is O department store
Stonto Claus. Her efforts to bring q
hoppy Christmas to little boy in
voIye Tooth Fairies. q trip to Sonto
Claus land. an encounter with some
Horrible Hoblins ond O hoppy ending.
The story will be found on the first
comic pose Of The Stor beginning
Tuesdoy and ending Dec. u.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Administration 10 Try
To Avoid Asking New
Aid Fund in Conqres!
French Officials Remark
On Future Appeal Stirs
Indignation in America
By John M. Hiqhtower
By John IA. Hiqhtowe
As.osiatsd Pres. Staff Wri,sr

Officials said yesterday the Tru-
man Administration will do every
thing it can with funds already in
hand in order to avoid asking
Congress for a special foreign aid
appropriation early next year.
This was the response, some
what Indignantly given, to ques.
tions raised by French officials
statement in connection with the
assistance which his government
expects to get from the United
States.
Information Minister Robert
Buron said in Paris that France
had been assured that $500 mil
lion would be available from the
United States and because of thai
Il think the United States admin
'istration will have to ask Congress
for more aid"
Complaint Is Possible.
The reactions here was not
against the sum of $500 million
but due rather to Mr.. Buron's
suggestion that Congress would be
called on to vote new funds. This
was regarded here as needless ad-
vice from a foreign official as tt
what the administration should
do in its relations with Congress
1t seemed likely there would be q
complaint lodged with the French
Embassy.
The more serious possibility o1
"a special appropriations request
has been foressen in connection
with Britain's financial plight
coming on top of the French
crisis and the lesser needs of all
the other countries which are
qualified to receive American eco.
nomic aid in support of their de-
tense programs.
Although British Prime Minis
ter Churchill has sent word thai
he does not intend to come here
asking for funds, his government
is working hard on estimates o1
the amount of dollar help it will
finally request from the United
States in order to meet the ma
tion's growing deficit.
Confer With Hartman.
British officials have, further.
more, been talking with American
Mutual Security Chief w. Averel
Hartman. Mr.. Hartman is ir
Europe as a member of a North
Atlantic Alliance Committee which
has been given the task of sur.
veying the whole defense program
in the light of the danger of a
Russian attack and the ability o1
the allied nations to meet it.
While officials said here yes.
terday that no firm estimate o1
Britain's needs has been received
it is generally assumed that Lon.
don will want several hundred
millions of dollars during the mex
six or seven months.
The French announcement wa.
to the effect that American off.
cials-Mr. Hartman and Secre.
tary of State Acheson-had as.
sured Finance Minister Rene
Mayer that France would receive
Evening star., 1951-12-02
mrs. Edward Morris
wins Star Trophy in
Federation BaNotinq
Receives 4o Votes to 46
For Mrs. F. 6. SortweIl
In Citizens Organization

Mrs. Edward B. Morris. men,
ber of the Fort Davis Citizens AS
sociation now serving her second
term as secretary of the Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations. last
night was elected winner of The
Evening Star Trophy awarded an
Inually for outstanding service to
the District.
| Mrs. Morris won by three votes
over Mrs. F. G. Sartwell of the
Metropolis View Citizens Associa-
tion. The tally was 40 to 46 with
one ballot voided since it was
improperly marked. The election
was held at a meeting of the
federation in the board room at
1.-THE District Building.
The winner had been cited fol
her work in "publicizing the fund
raising drive to take the gas case
to the court" This action re-
suited in a total refund of more
than a million dollars to consum-
iers when the gas rate increase was
reversed.
BloodmobiIe Work Mentioned.
The citation, besides referring
to Mrs. Morris work in behalf of
the federation, praised her for
sponsoring and acting as chair
man for bloodmobile visits in
Southeast areas. The citation was
presented by Claud E. Cleeton of
the Hillcrest Citizens Association.
Mrs. Morris. who lives at 1915
Ridge place Sc, is the wife of a
statiStician at the Bureau of La
Dor Statistics. and is the mother
of two adopted children. A grad
uate of Evansville College, Evans
vile, Ind, she holds a masters
degree from the University of
Chicago. At one time she was an
associate in mathematics at
George Washington University.
She has been a member of the
Fort Davis association since it was
formed in the late 1930s.
Cooperation Pledged to Murray.
Mrs. Sartwell's citation called
attention to her work in behalf
of the Area Commission Bill
which would set up a board to
bring about closer ties between
the District and surrounding sec
tions, and her efforts for the
Mutual Aid Bill designed to lead
to closer cooperation between the
police and fire departments of the
District and its environs.
In twin resolutions. the Fedora
ton went on record as pledging
cooperation with Maj. Robert v.
Murray, new police chief, and
wishing him success and also
noted appreciation to the retired
police superintendent, Robert j.
Barrett, for "his many years of
faithful service"
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Crack Train Is DeraiIed
In Center OF Illinois Town
BY the Associated Press

DU QUOIN, Ill, Dec. 1.-The
last five cars of the Panama Linn
tied. crack passenger train of the
Illinois Central Railroad, were de-
rallied here tonight. No one was
believed injured.
The derailment occurred almost
in the center of town. Both
north and southbound tracks were
torn up for almost a block. The
accident apparently was caused
by a broken rail.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Navy Trounces Army, AZ to 7;
TCUin Cotton Bowl; Irish Win

in the Orange Bowl against Geor-
gia Tech.
Notre Dame turned in an upset
19 to IL victory over Southern
California when John Petition
scored late in the final period.
and another upset was Boston
Colleges 1914 win over Holy
Cross, Tennessee, Maryland's op-
ponent in the Sugar Bowl, was
given scare before beating VAN
derbilt, 36-27.
Other scores:
Georgia Tech 48 .---- Georgia 6
Louisiana State IA Tulane 13
Mississippi A. Miss. State Z
Alabama Auburn Z
Oklahoma Al Oklahoma A6zM 6
Tulsa 34-------------D Detroit 20
Kansas 41------M Missouri %
Texas Tech. %
Hardin Simmons 81
New Mexico IT. Utah State 13
"Details in Sports Section.)
Evening star., 1951-12-02

Continued on Page AS, Col. g.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

tSee NEA, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1951-12-02

(see REVENUE, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1951-12-02

(see CONFUSION, Page A-27)
Evening star., 1951-12-02

(see HIGHTOWER, Page APT
Evening star., 1951-12-02

The Evening and Sunday Star is
delivered by carrier to all subscribers
at SITS per month. Night Final
Edition 10 cents additional.
Telephone ST. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-05-12
NORTH ARLINGTON
MILITARY ROAD
N. ARLINGTON
$15,500

81 houses, u. Lexington st. and Little
Falls I'd. 3-bedrm.. brick ramhlers;
gas heat. slec. rsfgr.: gas range; ags
walks: school nearby: CT down pay
ment $500: monthly payments $S5,
incl. taxes and insurance. To reach !:
out Lee hwy to Lexington ST.. right
to project. Sample house. 1907 N
30th ST.
MAC LINDSEY
rs N. Glebe Rd. CHI. 609Os OK. 2211
Evening star., 1951-05-12
HOUSES FOR sAlE-yA.
RAMBLER LIST

A. Located nr. the town of Fairfax
very attractive 2-bedrm. rambler fol
B.. Garner,,s delight, of Lee hwy, or
this level shaded half-acre Is ,lo'-
Large ltv. rm. with fireplace, sepa-
rate din. rn1., EQUIP. kit. and 2 bed
rooms. $12,25O.
C. Near Braddock rd., on lovely
acre. We offer this attractive s.
bedroom rambler for only. S13, 800
D; Charm, Inc. goes with this loyely
acre; conveniently located In rural
section, near school. $14,500.
T.: Outstanding 3-bedrn.. convenient
ly located in Falls Church. There
are in this group, but they won't
last long at 81 $500.
Truly outstanding, in the 6-rm
rambler. New Aurora Hills. Three
twtn-sized bedrms,. hv. rm. with fire.
place, separate din. rm., equip. kit,
large L" shaped patio. Only $16.-
G Uitramodern brick rambler con-
sisting OF 8 bedrms... tiled bath. spa
cious liv. rm. with fireplace, modern
din: area, equip. kit, range, refgr.
garbage disposal. automatic washer
and exhaust fan. Some added fea-
lures are front sheltered stoop and
hower boxes, and rear porch
d: arger s;x-room brick rambler
with fun bsmt.: on beautiful
shaded lot. Hurry on this one.
]; just a few left in this group.
Ihey range in price from S19,55O
9 S19.960 All have 8 good sized
oedrms. and ~ baths. fun bsnlt,
with outside entrance. gracious Hy
rm. with fireplace, modern din. r,n.,
cream equip kit; some have center
TO SUMMARIZE THE RAMBLER
BEAUTIFUL, OUTSTANDING; ONES
IHAT RANGE FROM $4,000 no
$4,000. II it's rambler you want,
Evening star., 1951-05-12
Arlington Realty Co.
~ WIISun bIVd., UW. H3OO Ia
OPEN SUNDAY, ! TILL DARK
DREAM COME TRUE

80. WllSon blVd., OW. 1900 ia
OPEN SUNDAY, ] TILL DARK
DREAM COME TRUE
No other way to describe it, this
orfck rambler with full bsmt. has
everything in its favor. There are
z peorms.. / pine paneled: tile bath:
ny: rm; is lge. and well proportioned
WIN nrepl.: separate din. rm. is
lge. enough for entertaining, incl in
tne KIT. are a range. refgr., exhaust
ian, oishwaSher and garbage disposal
unit; there Is a disappearing stair
way TO storage attic: price incl
street, sidewalks. curb, gutter city
water and sewer. New school only
Il biks away; good bus service to
Wssn. This Is prize home: one in
wnlcn you will spend the rest of your
NE. We, have left only 4 of this
type ana suggest that you dros, nv
ana inspect them before YOU mr..
Gnase a home. The price is 500. 55f1
IIney Inc are bsst reached by going out
Lee pIvd., Tribute SOY. to Lexington
ST.. then turn left for j Blk. right
l DIX. then left again 4 blks.: sales
man there from 3 till s pm: on
SUNDAY. ] pm. till darF 0i
MANNAS REALTY CO
ZIG Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. e7s4
f-RnPM DANDY Er
Evening star., 1951-05-12

IWU-FAMILY home; vacant: sepa-
rate entrances: will rent for Si35
mo-; bldg. completely reconditioned
as one 5-rm. apt. and one 3-rm.
apt; total price, S1295O; shows
excel. return on So. 900 down paw
ment; nearby Prince Georges County,
LOUIS MILLER Realtor. UN. 2T23;
ewes. UN 1855. -I2
Evening star., 1951-05-12

WOODLEY NORTH
In historic Fairfax County, Va, 90
ton or the Pentagon.
3-Bedroom Ranch-Type
Homes with Basement
$14,950
VA approved CT financed homes that
local area because Of their fine con-
struction, appearance and tasteful
arrangement of room space.
FEATURING:
6.Room Home with Large Window
3 Nice Bedroomsl Lots of Closet
Space and storage area!
Automatic Gas Heat
shrubbed. sodded and Seeded
Metal Venetian Blinds, Exhaust Fans!
Indirect Cove Lighting in Living
Refrigerator, range and lots of
Side entrance vestibule. that will
thrill you. Car port can be con-
verted. to a screen porch for out
door living or outdoor dining area.
LARGE lot, basement, planned to ac-
commodate extra large recreation
area. Bl1gnI. cneery KlCcnenS, Win
automatic washing machine. gar
bage disposal breakfast bar.
Street and roads to car ports black
topped. ot-et
Exhibit home. SIT Graham road.
Open daily, 2 to p.m.-Sunday
noon till dark.
TO REACH: Over Memorial Bridge
and Lee blvd. Route so. to Trafic
Circle at Falls Church (Seven Cor
nersl. continue on Route so ap-
proximately Ia miles to our sign
Evening star., 1951-05-12
LANGLEY
LEESBURG ESTATE
LORCOM LANE

George Mason Green Co.
CHI. 1888; Eve. and Sun GL. 0464
Evening star., 1951-05-12

COLORED-13I2 18th ST. N.W.--
story row brick. oil heat; five-room
and bath apartments plus store on
1st floor. Asking S2S,500. with
$4,000 cash. Call Ma S036, office
of A. M. DRAISNER, 1404 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-12
OPEN SUNDAY. 1-6
MAMMOTH REDRMS-
SAVE REAL SIS. SIS. SIS

SAVE REAL SIS, SIS, SIS
If you are handy with paint brush
and have your own decorating ideas
here is your ideal hedge against in
nfation; Brighten UP the interior Of
Cape Cod (the all brick exterior
takes care of itselD, and you will
have charming 3 bedrm. and bath
home fspaeious living rm.. dining
rm.,. kitchen, screen side porch, pam
elied rec. rm. with fireplace). All In
the $50. 900 price range. Ideally
located on quiet street in one OF
n, Arlington's finest sections. Ewes.
Mr.. Crowell. ia. 5-e569.
METZLER-Va. Office
Gil. 1888 Realtors OK. 0s7s
Evening star., 1951-05-12

North Buchanan st.
Red brick Colonial. immaculate cond.
8 bedrms. t2 twin size). tile bath
liv. rm, 13 by 22 with fireplace. din
modern kit. appliances; fun bsmt.,
lavatory; oil h.-w.h.; Lear built-in
garage. Priced at $21 900. Immed
poss. For appt., E. H. IRWIN, OW
1928 or Elmwood 364S. -13
Evening star., 1951-05-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-yA.

Is FOOT
Living room makes beautiful
entry for this brick bungalow
| bedrm. and "a bath on Ist Fl. .
bedrm. and full bath on 2nd d.
Only six blocks to heart Of CIaren-
don. Full bsmt.; very cow. to- every
thing. Nice level lot with trees
Make an offer.
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500.
Evening star., 1951-05-12
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LGE. WOODED LOTS
3-Bedrm. Brick Ramblers
$14,950-$16,150
OPEN-OPEN

DA1L4, D I'LL DARK
Winding streets on rolling ground is
the setting for these de, luxe homes,
overlooking Virginia Forest. Featur-
ing large living room with dining
alcove. Pomponio kitchen equipped
with. garbage disposal, S-ft. refgr.,
family-siZed range and double sink
with Formica top. Two of the bed
rooms are twin-sized. ceramic tile
bath and a pull-down stairway for
spacious attic storage Some with
fun basement. $4,000 required. reas
terms.
Out Lee blvd. (Rt. SOY to Seven Cors.,
right on Hillwood ave. (Rt. 33Sl to
Lee highway, straight to West st.
and right to Arthur dr.. and Donna
Lee Gardens.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
OW. $3.50 2223 wilson Blvd.
-12
Evening star., 1951-05-12
BEVERLY HILLS
BON AIR

Beautiful two-bedroom brick rambler
with center-entrance hall. New.
GEORGE H. RUCKER co.
OK. 0197; Ewes. CHI. 7456. GIL. 6262.
Evening star., 1951-05-12
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MCLEAN

Frame bungalow Of 3 bedrms.. liy.
kit. bath. full bsnt, oil heat: lot
75x150. Price. $11,950. For appt. :,
call E. H.. IRWIN. OW. 1928 or
ElmWood 3fi4S IA
Evening star., 1951-05-12
N. ARL.
l BLK. TO
BUS, STORES

VAV3VOV oIO1tkV4kJs
Det.. 2 stories plus full bsmt., lge.
attic: shade trees. garage; oil h.-a. h.
down pymt. 2l2s N. Pollard st.,
ia. 2-0l91 No realtors. please.
Evening star., 1951-10-21

STONE MASON
Good wages. Call Rockville 35Se.
Evening star., 1951-10-21

Linotype operators and hand eomposi-
tors for night shift, 4:30 to 1880
and lobster shift 1880 to $50.
Union shop. Want men exper. in
JOB work. Apply at HARLOWE
COMP. CO.. 210 q st. NV. MA.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
PHARMACISTS

Registered or eligible for reciprocity
in District of Columbia, Virginia
or Maryland. Excellent opportu-
nifty. with progressive chain drug
stores.
Good starting salaries, commissions.
bonuses and opportunity for rapid
Advancement, with sick benefits,
disqualification and vacation, pleas
ant working conditions. Box 244-J.
Star.
PHONOGRAPH record salesmen, be-
tween the ages of II and 80. expe-
rience preferred. but not necessary
excellent starting salary and ad-
vancement to the right parties. Ap-
ply in person to SUPER MUSIC,
pHoToaRApHIc HsIf z IA aHhj PORTRAIT PRINT
ER, exp. studio background. perm
pHoToGRApHIc asGiRiAp darkroom man,
hNrN an ssme eia95s aTtt st. nW. sims evensns' si
PILE DRIVERS t3) for open shor
work at Fort Belvoir; rate. 81. 30
per hour: 6-day wk; Apply at job,
7:30 to 4 pm, foot Of Warren I'd
at Tompkins Basin. See ARCHIE
PIN BALL, console. music mechanic;
experienced; 500 per week. PL
| 1871. $40 Linden ave-. Baltimore
Evening star., 1951-10-21

statesmen
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
TO ASSOCIATE YOUR
SELF WITH WASH
INGTON'S LEADING
TV AND APPLIANCE
CHAIN. EXPERIENCE
DESIRABLE BUT NOT
E S E N TIAL. o U R
statesmen EARN TOP
SALARY COMMISSION
IN TOWN. SEE MR..
K ELLER, GEORGES
RADIO AND TV, BIG F
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
SALES
MANAGEMENT

AvA2AAN&1NA A4S4A1&S l.
Aggressive man with creative sale.
Bona ide offer BY oid-sstablishes 1
life insurance company for career Ii
sales and MANAGEMENT. we vii
train selected candidate our way
Write details, giving telephone mum
Der. Our organization knows Of thil
ad. Replies confidential. BOX 327-R
SALES REPREsENTATIVE-For ma
!or oil company. college. graduate
age. % to. 30 desired; paid vacation
salary and car allowance. Cali MR.
HULTGREN, ia. $500 for appt.
SALES STORE MANAGER, good Der.
sonality, real sales hustler; good sal.
morning. 00 AeRicAN aiasi NAPS5y eo.. h4ss M9adaE
sEcKE;1T;ARY. male. top-sp.ed short.
hand and typing, capable of assum.
ing responsibility in one man Wash
oIc. OF Calf. manufacturer; sales OIL
engineering potential helpful. but mo-
necessary; Reply, with complete re.
sin same ana req. salary to Box TAR
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
lubrication man; must be well ey.
perienced and good salesman; salary
Opcn. piuS commission and vacation
See Mr. Barron. Mgr. SUNOCC
SERVICE STATION. Wis. ave. and
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT and
lg6rieation man. s. & c. MOBILE
STATION. Ga. ave. and Seminary
r.; Montg. Hills; Silver Spring. sH.
sERvicE STATION ATTENDANTS
experienced. Apply in person
HUGHES ESQ SERVICE. 1851 Ga
SERVICE STATION fabrication man.
Rockville area; day time hrs. Good
working conditions. Good pay. Ref
srenees required Rockville 44sO.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS. 9
part-time men. 4 to 10 pm. 6-day
week, No phone calls. Apply GREEN
WOOD SALES g. SERVICE, 1905 Lee
hwy. Arlington. Va.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex.
perienced white man over 80; good
pay. SUITLAND ESQ SERVICE
CENTER, Suitland, Md.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT; ex-
perienced in lubrication; guaranteed
800 per wk. plus comm. and over
time. coNNoRS. INC. 272I Naylor
I'd. Sc .JS
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP MEN

PLAsTERERS. white, arst-class me
work. Cypress 1921. --21
(white) mechanics only.
Report to J. B. TIFFEY Job at lst
and Hawaii ave. ne. or call Vienna
37l-W.
Observation-Disclosures white me
chanics only; steady work TO.
66QH; WA 2441 --2l
Evening star., 1951-10-21

TREE CLIMBERS. experienced only
LO. 5-457S. -SI
TRUCK DRIVERS, experienced in
heavy-duty truck operation. with
satisfactory references and good
week. Immediate employment ESQ
STANDARD OIL COMPANY. 1890
South CAPITOL ST 81
Evening star., 1951-10-21
SALESMAN WANTED

Full time or part time. day or eve
ning work. We can show YOU how
to make bia money calling or
prospects, who have asked US tc
Of our FURNITURE FABRIcs. W.
have hundreds Of leads every week
and these leads are sure-fire sales
want to meet some of the finest
people in Washington. call me and
let me tell you more about our
deal. Our men are making as
much or more money than any
other deal in town today. No cold
canvassins. You will be given the
iiy asked us to quote on their up
holstery Jobs. You can close most
OF them and collect big cash com
missions every week. Phone j p.
CORNEY. SH rS33