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Evening star., 1951-09-03
REAL ESTATE statesmen, .. Silver

REAL ESTATE statesmen, Q. Silver
Spring builder. Moving to
ground floor ofiice, busy street.
Unique advertising. needs good sales
men for BROKERAGE and built-to-
order contracts. Top commission to
rieht man. Call MR.. GLENN. JU.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-we have
recently moved into our beautiful
new Offices at 1915 Conn. ave. NV
Every one says this is undoubtedly
the outstanding uptown real estate
ONCE. We have lots OF hsttngs.
plenty OF prospects, but need 2 ex-
orRaniZation. We know that you can
make money here. Call our sales
manager, Mr.. Macht. at OR. 5000
for appointment. LEGUM g. GER
BER REALTY CO. "A
REAL ESTATE statesmen - Excel
lent opportunity for 2 experienced or
inexperienced statesmen. willing to
work full time with one OF the most
progressive ofnces in the Northwest
automobile necessary: plenty OF ad-
vert!Sirg. assistance in closing deals
and excellent listings; don't answer
this advertisement If you don't in
tend to work hard, and make al
least $4,000 a year; we will train
college graduates in the real estate
profession. Call Richard Wright. al
EN- $500 for an appt. with w. B
WRIGHT. whose new ofiices are To-
Gated at a021-23 Wisconsin ave
NV
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN; one who
has been successful, 10 specialize in
the sale of home. BOSS g. PHELPS
INC. l4l1 K st. NV, 10
REFRIGERATOR MECHANIC. COM
mercial and domestic; experienced
only. year-'round lob. IL. 4-9277.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
RENT A NEW ROYAL portable ty

RENT A NEW ROYAL portable type
writer; S12 for 3 months. Rental
applies on purchase CENTRAL
MERRYDOwNES DAY SCHOOL -
Near Annandale, Va: open Sept 10,
1851. kind, primary gradeS; transp.
] Will Not BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one but
myself VERNON NJ. GRAY. I13S
L st. ne -
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PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN to ioin
RADIO MEN (2)

with exper. in radio and Nv
servicing: one with exper. in radio
tionS.
Both positions are permanent. They
involve debating information on
radio problems; should have some
knowledge OF physics and math
comm. man should have license.
In reply. please write q really ade-
quate letter outlining your quail
fications and expectations. Address: !:
p. o. Box 3046, Washing ton, D. c.
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HELP MEN

furnishing department. Good salary
and commission; permanent posi-
tion. Apply Mr.. Chatlen, H. ABRAM-
SON " Co. 1892 9TH st. NV. 3
SALESMAN to call on commercial
Arms and Institutions who havs
real Opportunity; must have car and
be willing to travel; salary and
commission. 1109 Eye st. NV a
SALESMAN, for shoe store; must be
expr.; good salary. HAYMAN SHOK
STORE, $50 King st.. Alex Va.
SALESMAN for camera and photo
sEaphtc supplies: excellent sSaafz SaiSry
CAMERA CENTER. 421 King ST.,
saIEsMAN-AssT. SALES MANAGER,
$50 week; rapid future, wholesale
firm selling products and supply to
every type retail merchant. Write
fully, past sales experience. Box
SALESMAN for upholstery and inte.
rior decoratins; unlimited earninss'
tional sales ability. No previous exc
perience necessary. Car essential.
Salary and commission. Apply ORA
PERS CO., 1888 Wis. ave-; DE. 81 SO.
SALESMAN. STORM WINDOWS: we
have double hung and an outside
easement; two Of the better alumi-
mum storm windows on the market.
II you are an experienced salesman
with good ,TSs record NL we We VIII Slys S y9
full commission paid on approval
and measurement. NO. 1858 for
further information. IL
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ARLINGTON AREA

WOh1EN
Personnel asst.-recep. Open
|Recep. .-typiSt, FAN Ch.: 8 days $50
Recep. TYP tr. assn; "a, 3 d. - so
Recep. typ, adv. co. As
Dental recep. and asst; will train
Dental asst. eXper. ------- As
.Clk.-typ., age 35-45: ) days 2n0
Secy. to exec; ; days - 20
Secy some collese; days $500
Steno.. industrial CO days 60
Steno. temporary 10 q dav
Secy personnel ONCE; 8 days so
BkSpr. typ. days $500
Bkkpr.. apartment plus $50
Clerk Gnnwl Of hkkp. twp: Shirl., 80
Clerk-typiSt; wilson blvd. 50
Clerk-typiSt, bank. no eXper. 80
once elk, airlines. no expe: 5 d. 10
Flle elk, no eyper; : days 15S
Airport hostess. no exper. 100
Craftsman: 40 hrs. rs
InSur. underwater trainee; 3 d. 600
Customer service elk; no exper. 81
Asst. mgr. fabrics 60
TypiSt. As or pm 100 hr
Prootreader. As or Q pm; no
PBX operator. apartments Is5
Sashler. no exper.; Clarendon -
Jewelry saleslady 45|
Hosiery salessirl, no exper.- 81 plus
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
1884 Wilson Bldv., ow. 1900
ooen every eve. to Q pm: Sat
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Collection Manager

SALESMAN. 10 collect
and sell life insurance IN Wash
ington and suburbs. ME. 2S40. 4
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AUTO SALESMAN

We have an opening for a good auto
salesman yho wants to better him
Sen. Old-noor time no csnvassine
500 per wk Car furnished See Mr.
Michaelson after 8 pm AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871 Bla-
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Floor Covering Salesman
For carpet and broadloom dept. Must
be exper.. good opportunity for the
right man. Top salary Apply DIE
NER'S, INC, 1900 r. island ave. ne.
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CommiSsary Helpers
CONTACT MAN. 21-65
COOK

White; excellent opportunity for youns
man wishing to expand in his field
Must have experience, with ability
to adjust to methods and proceed
ures OF our Kitchens; excellent pay
and working conditions, plus meals
and uniforms. liberal company
sponsored insurance plan. Apply in
person. HOGATE'S RESTAURANT.
9th and Maine ave. S.W. 4
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MANAGEMENT Trainee

Management Trainee
The positions offered by an inter-
national firm in business more than
100 years. with over 200 outlets,
are only for men interested in
security and a chance for unlim.
advancement; paid vacations, family
disqualification benefits free retire
ment plan good starting salary plus
commissions when qualified; exper,
not necessary; transp. furn. Apply
Mr. Lassiter SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO.; Mr.. Kline, 4036
S. 2Sth st +. Shirlington Shopping
Center, Arlington. Va. a
several needed. due to
expansion $40 guar, TOP working
cond.. in lge. service center. vaca-
tion and holiday with pay, See Mr.
Solomon PYLON MOTORS. INC:
$50 NJ Henry St. Alex Va. tTruck
Route u OV o701 -3
Bendix service man, with
D. C. drivers permit; 1st-class
mechanic only. good salary and
B2TEMAN 4 son. 2O64 r. l. ave.
to repair Bendix Washing
Machines experienced on coin op--
Grated machines, with elt tetrical
knowlejge. Must be- sober and re-
liable and nave car Family man
over 25 preferred. Good pay, steady
position for right man. Phone U.
1890. --3
MEN f3. white)-For outside sales
work, tranSp. furn., drawing account
and commissions. Apply 9-10 am.
Rm. So. "a 9th st. NV. .
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CLERK
CLERK
BUSINESS COUNTER

Young man. 2l-30 years OF age, neal
in appearance and capable Of
handling the Seneral public. mis- IL
an opportunity to get a start or
the business side OF the Newspaper
Apply Personnel. Room 500. Oper
weekdays, 5000. and Sat, 81. Nc
phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-09-03
STORM WINDOWS; we
SALESMAN

ORGAN. Permanent
position, established house nation
ally known make. Sales experi-
ence and knowledge Of electronics
given preference Leads furnished.
Will train young interested person.
Salary commission. car allowance.
State age past connections inter-
view ARRANGED Box on1-M. star. "a
Evening star., 1951-09-03
AUTO MECHANICS

LsrGe. clean and modern
service department; 5ia-day
week: paid holidays and va
cations. Apply TO Mr.. Cutler.
MONROE FORD co.
1897 East West Hwy.
Silver Spring, Md, Sligo $500.
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~ Nhc VI VIC DIX {.
Box lS2-R. Star. IS
AUTO used-car part-time salesman:
no exper. required; wanted to sup
ply used car prospect and bring in
deals on sood commission basis,
Call OR. 0l02, ask for sales mana
BAKERS, young men, white, a5 to
30. to learn baking trade in very
modern retail plant No experience
necessary. Permanent position and
good opportunity for Advancement,
DAYTIME hours. 6-da wk Reply own
handwriting givins personal ausi:-
BAKER ASSISTANT. white: sood
morning hours. no Sunday or holt
day work. in one OF Washineto s
better cafeteriaS; salary SRO-S1U
ws. and meals: also group hospital
ization. vacation and bonus plan
free to efnployes. For further in
formation see MR. McGARRAGHY
511 l4th ST, NV II
BO0KKEEPER. experiences for con-
struction company in Va good
chance for advancement. Box 17S-R
Star "A
BO0KKEEPER. exper. in automotive
field preferred. Splendid oppor for
right man. Apply In person to A, r..
i Miller or E. NJ. Fisher, NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO., go Bladensburg rd !
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(PART TIME)
your preSen. salary with
extra weekly earnings: openings for
part-time clerks in our super mar
kets, located. in virginia. employe
benefits. Apply
SHIRLEY FOOD STORES
4o3l Swami Ave, Alex, Va.
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HELP MEN
PROOFREADERs: I. B. M. and

PROOFREADERS: I. B. NJ. and Vari-
tyoe composition experience neces-
sary: position Is with an expanding
organization. extending all modern
employe benefits: excellent salary
for qualified person. Call ME. 641l
PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN to Join
progressive transportation organiza-
tion. Must be OF highest caliber
since position involves contracting
high-type executives. This position
who Is retired. but physically able
and active to meet an interesting
CHALLENGE. Box 4R-R. Star q
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BOOKKEEPER

0%/4A4AA5A544 LII
Experience in auto field desired but
not essential Young man to take
charge OF ofice. Phone Mr.. BriggS
or Mr. Catlin. FA.. 47oS. "A
GROCERY CLERK and driver (col-
o,aHt orsdo; mus, A be s NEAT 1 and Z, willing
so3x 4S3$ Y Wis; : "a Az. E Woi 2.32. 50
position available for ! who IS COM
petent and dependable: doupIe entry
system: touch typing needed; com
pany benefits: 5i2-day wk. Call
Nj. Edwards, GAIT d BRO. INC.
BOYS WITH BICYCLES. full time
messenger work; S2l2c per hour.
Apply WESTERN UNION, EOS l4th
BOY. over IS. to, work in grocery
store part or full time Must have
drivers permit GE. 6365 a
B0YS-MEN. colored t20). Fight the
hi2h rn. OF Ii irg b Wort aer-
eral days or ewes per week as pin
setter III wing alley: full-time
Jobs arc open. too: We pay you
every night, our pin-setters earn as
high as 81 40 per hour; experience
not necessary: We teach you. Appiv
SPILLWAY BOWLING C ENTIRE
2O0t Nichols ave Sc. .
BUNDLE BOY to work in loading
week excellent pay and workins
conditions. Apply in person, STER-
LING LAUNDRY. 1U2l 9th st. NV
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AUCTION SALES
SALE OF VALUABLE
UNIMPROVED INDUS
TRIAL PROPERTY IN
ARLINGTON COUNTY,
VIRGINIA

B"16S square feet Of unimprovec
land zoned MI (lisht industriail
with q frontage Of l90.7S feet on
WASHINGTON and Old Dominion
Quincy Street, Arlington County
Virginia. will be sold by the rnder-
sisned Trustees at public auction
on September 10 1851. at 2:0(
o'clock pm, E.D.S.T. Sale viii
take place in front OF the Ar
hnston County Court House.
Terms of Sale: 10ee deposit on day
OF sale. Balance all cash withi.I
IL days.
For inspection OF plat Of proper y
and further information call Mr.
JOHN L. CULLER, jackson 5-1700
JOHN l.. CUTLER
ALAN B. PROSISE.
sci 2,3.4, ,5,6.7.S.9, Trustees.
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SALESMAN

FLORIST SUPPLIES
In Washington and vicinity; must
be experienced and know the trade:
Reliable man who is q florist will
be considered. Liberal draw against
commission. Trade est. for many
years. THE AMERICAN DECORh-
TIVE FLOWER CO., INC, BAlti-
more Md. Vernon $3.50. a
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SALESMAN

7oR DISTRIBUTOR OF NATION
ALLY ADVERTISED MAJOR yAP-
PLIANt' 'ES AND TELEVISION.
WASH. MUST
BE EXPERIENCED. CAR NECES-
SARY. LIBERAL COMPENSATION.
UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITY FOR
GOOD MAN. MR.. KLINENBERG,
LU l-oi00, 4
Evening star., 1951-09-03

MANAGER; excellent op-
portunItv Tor experienced super
ma; ;ket grocery manager. Benefits
inclide paid disqualification and
insurance. Apply in person. BUCK
INGHAM SUPER MARKET 2920
Nichols ave 50 p
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COOKS

Age 25 to 40, experienced in large
volume restaurant or cafeteria; ex-
cellent earnings. meals and uni
forms furnished: paid vacation and
SICK leave, group insurance and
purchase discounts.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
1124 H 6t. NV. No. Phone Calls.
Evening star., 1951-09-03

ELDERLY LOVED ONES given kind
care in one Of most attractive, ap-
proved nursing homes. 81. 1443.
dressmakins. tailor
ing; ing; by expert; in your home or
NURSE, Swedish massage, all hand
manipulation health and reducing
ladies only appts, daily. 9 am, till
pm. AD 3174. 1888 Harvard st
NV. 20
PERMANENT. 81; shampoo. WAR.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
G ST. NV.
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DEBIT MAN

OGD4 4v4A4N
VIRGINIA RESIDENCE
Wanted by the Sun Life Insurance Co.
We will train you to be a successful
insurance agent. $50 guaranteed per
week. plus very liberal commissions
Call CHI. 1850. or apply at 3n46
Wilson blvd. ask for MR. cRoC-
DELiCATEsSEN CLERK. expert
enced only; reliable; reference; 8
days; salary open. 6ll1 Ga. ave.
AND GROCERY MAN.
experienced for kosher market.
Apply STAR KOSHER MARKET.
800 Ga. ave. NV. IA. Ul40. a
ISHWASHER and porter. colored.
steady Job for reliable man. Apply
in person. 2Ol Upshur ST. NV.
DISHWASHER. Apply THOMPSON
SEAFOOD RESTAURANT. 1895 Wis
consin ave, Bethesda, or call ME-
DkAFTsMAN, exper. in ordnance
equipment preferred but not re-
quired; age. 2l-35. Numerous en-
ploye benefits; excel salary for quail
if1ed man. Call ME. 641I. -
Drapery Installation Man
Prefer man who understands cornice
making, steady job. M. SAAKS, In
teriors. 3402 Conn. ave. NV. OR.
47a, a
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CLERKS

CHEF. must be steady worker: exp.
needed only; apply in person. 1901
Nichols ave Sw a
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HELP WANTED AcENciE:

HELP WANTED AGENcIE:
BOOKKEEPERS AND ACCOUNT.
tons ATLAS, 1870 N. Y ave NV
DRIVER SALESMAN - $50 wk. plus
comm. Salesman married, under 80,
natl. org.. car furnished. See Mr..
Ford, BoYD's, 700 18th 81. NV,
Recpt. .-Steno. under 35 sos wk.
Pvt. Secy, fast in shorthand, $3.50 mo,
Real estate steno. Snowledse bsps.
RECEIPT -secy. Drs offc $3.50 mo
Miss Smith. PERSONNEL SERVICE,
csp1eb, d2i1 g st 1t. saS4 R;E; next Epiphany
ENGRG. POS. tM, ir. designers,
and vents. Dozens Of other excel,
openings. See MISS GRAY. Per
sonnel service. 1871 G st. NV, 3
Al SECY. Bethesda area, excel. flu
ture. perm. S:ium mo. Export Imp.
steno. age 5000, $3.50 mo-; Jr.
steno. $50 wk. under 30. S60 ,wk
exec steno. $3.50 mo. up. atrc. und.
40; so steno.-secy. openings daily,
top salaries free reg. Inc. ST. 1856
or visit BOYD'S SERVICE. G at
12th Sts. NV. Ask for Miss Lee.
Typist S45 to $50 wk
Receptionist-Typ under 80
Drs. one. - $50 wk
Bkpr. TYP. meet public - $50 Wk.
PBX-Typ. under 30 - $40 wk
Hundreds of other openings for clks.
typiSts and recpts. Free reg. Always
welcome. Inu today Miss Knisht or
Miss Reed MA. 60SS, PERSONNEL
GERWIEE n
Evening star., 1951-09-03
IL e V LIN INO y I AN
lt0l Penna. Ave NV.
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Young man for general office work;
steady permanent position; paid va
cations. sick leave, bonus, retire.
ment plan. conditioned ofice
GEO. F. MUTH CO., 710 18th st.
NV. -
CLERK -TYPIST. age 2O-35; accuracy
quired: modern employe benefits and
excel. salary. Call ME. 6471. =
CIVIL ENGINEERING COMPUTER-
CRAFTSMAN, also rod-chain man.
Phone EX. 5S9l for appointment
Tues. am. CHARLES w. MENARD
c. e., g27 18th NV. u
COLLECTORS AND statesmen.
Established routes, hospitaliza ton,
accidents, sickness and life. No ex-
perience necessary. Vacation with
pay, sroup insurance ana pension
plan; $50 to $40 per week assured
to start: Increased earnings after
training period. Also openings in
Arlinston and Alexandria. Va. Apply
1913 l4th st. NV. m. only. -
SALESMAN. 10 collect
and sell life insurance IN Wash
ington and suburbs. NE. 2S40. a.
Evening star., 1951-09-03

HOT sHOPPES INC.
1924 Il st. NV No Phone Calls.
a
BUTCHER. good reliable man to
take 4ull charge of meat don't
Apply a14 Sth st. Sc 3
BUTCHER. experienced. for DGS
store. Must be sober and reliable
High salary paid to right man, Ref
erences required. Call DU. 1887 on
Sunday or WA 1897 on weekdays
391 Rhode Island ave, Brentwood.
Md a
CABINET MAKERS; experienced IN
construction and installation Of fiX-
lures: good working conditions
BERNARD STORE FIXTURE co
rear 920 NJ Sc. nv. q
CARPENTER, for framing. must be
experienced. Call MI. 4746. a
CARPENTER and helper; steady
work. WA. 04S4. %
CARPENTERS, good trim hands.
s., 80 per hr. open shop. Yuma st.
near Conn. ave-, north side OF Bu-
reau nf Cfonda ride -
Evening star., 1951-09-03
AUTO statesmen

II you're not satisfied with your pres
ent earning here's the opportunity
Tor yon to increase your income. We
have openings for wide-awake sales
men TO sell one OF the Big Three.
Box lS2-R. Star IS
, 1951-12-20

FOR RENT Room with twin
beds for two men or two wo-
men, Call MI-1369. y t-257
, 1951-12-20

FOR SALE Washing machine.
Good condition. Call HE-2683.
t-258
, 1951-12-20
WiIberforce-

Continued from Page IL
by he administration. The Found
ers Day funds are used as part Of
the school year budget for the
church supported institution. To
raise the necessary funds, the Uni
versity calls on it's many alumni
friends and supporters on the 10
cal scene and in various commune
ties throughout the entire nation
to make contributions.
, 1951-12-20

FOR RENT 2 Rooms for men
only. 721 w. Fourth st. t-258
, 1951-12-20

FOR RENT-Furnished room for
man and wife. Call ME-5281.
1855
, 1951-12-20

Continued From Page One
The thunderous salvoes of 16-
inch projectiles, fired as far as 16
miles inland, blew up Red bunkers
and trenchworks, shattered gun
positions and infected "extensive
casualties" the announcement re-
lated.
The spectacular bombardment
was watched from the bridge of
the U. S. Seventh Fleet Flagship
by Sen. Homer Ferguson (R)
Mich. The visiting senator was a
guest of Vice Adm. Harold M.
Martin, Seventh Fleet Command
er.
"The Red Troops" The commun-
ique added, suffered heavily as
United Nations mortar and small
arms fire cut them down in the
the light Of the battlewagon's star
Shells"
, 1951-12-20
Classified Ads

FOR SALE 1948 Z passenger
black Dodge. Call HEmlock 49,
20, $4,000 down. tt
, 1951-12-20
Joe Louis

Continued From Page One
ment of. chairman Joe Phillips ban
ming his appearance in California
rings Joe Stated:
II think that any Commission
should wait until l apply before it
turns me down. Then it should
make its decision according to how
I conform to the regulations. If
| can pass l should be okayed.
81 know they're doing it because
they don't want me to get hurt
at least it make me feel better
to think that"
Louis, who will be 38 years old
next May, already has been ban
ned in Illinois and the MIA has
cautioned is members against IL
censing the old champion.
, 1951-12-20
MARKET REPORT

~
wer other key industrial leaders
to rule a shade easier.
Rails were mostly higher with
Northern Pacific, Canadian Pacific
and illinois Central chalking up
fractional advances.
At II A. M. the Dow Jones
industrial average was up 63 cents
the rails wereu p 20 cents; and
the utilities were down 10 cents
Volume for the first hour ex-
panded slightly to 280,000shares.
Curb stocks wer Irregular. U. S.
governments were under renewed
pressure in the bond market with
several issues setting new record
lows: Commodities held within mar
row price limits.
Prices Of a long list Of repre-
sentatives issues began at last
nights closings, with fluctuations
IN most other stocks held to small
fractions. Trading was active.
Among the industrials, Anacon-
da was unchanged. at SO 3I4 Ra-
dia Corporation unchanged at 23-
1 IL; American Can up 1I8 at Ill
5 Is; U. S. Steel unchanged at 40;
American Smelling up l 8 at 48
1 8; General Electric off 1I8 at 81
7I8; International Nickel up la at
AZ; Chrysler off Ia at 70 3I8;
Armour unchanged at IL Lib, and
Warner Pictures up l 8 at IA 8 8.
In the rails, Pennsylvania was
unchanged at II 7I8; Southern Pa
:ific unchanged at 60; New York
Central unchanged at 18 3|4, and
Baltimore and Ohio up Lib at 10
3I4, and Baltimore and Ohio up
1 8 at Is 3l4.
, 1951-12-20
Court Report

Continued from page one
be arranged Friday, at 2 P. M.
imprisoned in the County Jail will
be arranged Friday, at 2 P. M.
Those accused persons, who are
out on bond, will be arraigned
Saturday, at 1880 am.
Ross Truman, 315 Holt st., filed
suit in Comon Pleas Court, to re-
cover DANCES from Russell w. Ply
nell, Sarasota, Fla, for wrongful
ly evictings him from an apartment
located at TOT Meredith st., last
July.
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concluded from page ~
council will be able to tell at what
hour the total was reached.
At present accident rates, the
grisly milestone will last only for
about Is minutes.
Then auto victim No. 100000
will be killed.
The council added:
"The first million took a little
more than 81 years >. the pre-
sent rate of traffic fatalities. a.
bout $4,000 a year, will bring the
second million in 80 years."
, 1951-12-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. barmaid.
Call MI-4791 or FU-6222 If
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Continued From Page /
public the names of Americans on
the Communist list, which contain
ed a total Of IL, 500 United Ma
tions prisoners. ,
Among the prominent names were
those of medal of honor winner
Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, famed
commander Of the oath Division
who led the early fighting in Ko-
rea, and 1t. Col. James P. Carne,
commander of Britain's Gloucest-
err Battalion.
While the list brought cheer in
, 1951-12-20

to thousands Of Aemrican homes,
it also cast a gloom over thousands
Of others.
The latest defense department
missing in action records list H.
O51 Americans. The Red list thus
leaves unknown the fate of near
ly 5000 U. S. soldiers, sailors,
Sen. Gordon (R) Ore, said he
marines and airmen.
would press for an investigation of
, 1951-12-20
Freezing Weather
Continue


Sleet and freezing rain is the
forecast for most Of Ohio today.
The United States weather bur-
eau said that driving will be very
hazardous n the southeast portion
of the state early today as the icy
rains fall on that area. The north
and east portions of Ohio r ex-
pected to taste the sleet sometime
this afternoon.
temperatures are slowly on the rise
The weather bureau added that
and predicted a high of sc degree
for the state with a low of 10 to-
night.
The sleet and freezing rain are
expected to give way to rain as
the temperatures rise. Tomorrow's
outlook is for a return to colder
temperatures and snow changing
to now flurries.
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the discrepancy by a wholly dis
interested, neutral source" Sen.
Stennis (D) Miss, declared that
."prosecution Of war criminals"
may be necessary.
Officially, there was no mention
Of Red atrocities. Col. James Han
ley, 9th Army legal officer, as
serted recently. that $500 Ameri-
can prisoners had been massacred.
, 1951-12-20

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (INS)-
The Stock Market generally favor
ed the upside again today.
Selected issues continued to
press forward, and although many
trading favorites were backward,
gains were well in the majority.
American Can was a prominent
performer among the industrials
with a rise Of a point. Commercial
solvents advanced 49,; Virginia
Carolina Chemical was up 3I4 to
a new high; and Standard Oil Of
New Jersey was up LIZ.
Steel shares turned spotty after
yesterdays brisk recovery. U. S.
Steel held unchanged but Bethle-
hem eased 3 I8.
General Electric and Chrysler
Evening star., 1951-08-28
East Berlin Reds Shoot
West Sector Policeman
By the Associated Press

BERLIN, Aug. %. - Russian
soldiers and German Communist
police shot and seriously wounded
a West Berlin policeman last
night on Berlin's frontier with the
Soviet occupation zone, Western
police headquarters announced
today.
At the same time the East Ber-
lin Communists were reported
constructing new street barri-
Icades of granite blocks and metal
spikes between Soviet East ano
Allied West Berlin.
The reason for the new block
ade was not Immediately APP
parent.
The new barricades may be
aimed at preventing East Ber-
liners from attending West Ber-
Ilin's own big cultural festival
next month at which the art anc
culture of the West will be ex-
Inhibited.
Police said they could not ex-
plain the reason for the border
shooting. The 34-year-old police
man was rushed to a hospital. He
is expected to live.