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Evening star., 1951-05-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN
ASSISTANT EDITOR

Able trade paper editor: empl. half
days. can assist editor half days; top
refs; $50. Box 299-B, Star.
DIETICIAN, graduate. desires posi-
tion in hospital school. or as camp
counselor; references. Box 266-B.
GENERAL isSf; CLEANING. A or s days
3 s.S1 week; t1 ef1ee tS or house MI. 1925 81.
GIRL. colored, wishes job 5 pm. to
70 Pm; PIMA experienced references,
NURSE. experienced. Swiss, will care
for cne or two little children; city
refs; kindly give full information in
letter. MISS HABER, Apt. 702,
PRxGTfcAE IziEasd NrssE. 4; Kind and under
standing of elderly patients; day or
night duty. AD. 7494.
RESIDENT MANAGER, apartment
building. in exchange for q small
furnished apt; experienced. LU.
WOMAN aS WANTS STORE MAID or
days work. Ii. 3-2663, 8 am. to
1870 am. or 1 pm to 8 pm. 12s
WOMAN, aged, desires companion
and light nursing ability. will rec
ommend. Box 291-B, Star.
YOUNG WOMAN desires care Of 2
children; s,,s Gall ! |! Il :, 4-o6s5s
secretary or bookkeeper? Temporary
or perm RE 1850. 10'
WE CAN FURNISH top quality steno-
graphic services by the hour, day
or week; in your office or ours. Elk.
CoLoRED LADY. practical nurse or
CoLoRED WOMAN wants n '9tg work $
mornings. AID. O343, Call from 10
pm.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. colored, good house cleaner.
5.day week. 0 to l o'clock. DE.
LADY WANTS JOB. g.h.w.. plain
W9MaN sSSking s2o; 5h days, days Du sls4 SIS
own home: mr.. Navy Yard; after 4
pm. AT. GOAL.
RELIABLE GIRL. colored wants maid
work or will clean bachelor apts;
best references. ME. 1857. IL
COLORED GIRL wishes days work
Just cleaning; Sd D day and caffare.,
NO. UUUIa III
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PLUMBING and heating. no Job too
smaH: 24-hr. service; reasonable
prices. Registered In District and
Maryland. UN. 1850. ie1-12
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Able trade paper editor; empl. half
days. can assist editor half days; top
refs; $50, Box 299-B, Star.
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CLERK-TYPIST

NbG1l1A- I F1O1
Excellent typist for administrative
once OF large country club in
Arlington. Va; permanent position;
if desired. Box 25s-A. Star. ia
COLLECTION CLERKS, 121 experi-
enced preferred, 5h-day week, ex-
ment, knowledge Of typing preferred
but not necessary. Call Ii. 7-935O,
Ext; 2s. MISS EDGERTON. 10
FOOD. CHECKER, experinced. Ma
tl9sa sash ons rssse e Mass have
largest restaurants. Box 43a-C,
FOUNTAIN HELP. white only; full or
part time; modern air conditioned
ssa5s HFsDaEs6h hShssfz55 w VA '5ss $685. fs ss
GRHPaoTYpE issPn sri OPERATORS - In.
crease your earnings by working
few hours at. night or on week ends.
A Nation wide concern has need for
extra help. Call Mr.. MANN Ma
LaBoRAToR9 s"oi Z ~ 'G TEcRRNicrAN. Z + iln must
be be-, registered; 5la-day week, S65;
MAID, couple. live in. husband NAV
be. employed elsewhere; health cards.
sI ref rec sSn oW sai7 EYES EYES. only Fly IL
side restaur. nr. Winchester; salary,
room, board. FIR. 5947. after z.
MEN AND WOMEN DRIVERS wanted
by FALLS CHURCH CAB CO, No
phone calls. Apply in person, 124
s. WASHINGTON ST., Falls Church,
PRINCIPAL. for private elementary
school in Alexandria. Degree and
supervtsory experience necessary.
oV. 4421, 8 to 8 p.ms Ill
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-..- CARPENTRY
Complete remodeling. Rec. rms. built
in cabinets. bookcases. etc.
Call G. F. ST. DENIS. LU. 1-b572
IN
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SERVICES OPERATOR
TO make belts. buckles, cover but
tons and do hemstitching; paid
while learning; pleasant environ
ment; good chance for promotion.
Apply in person at 10 am. SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO.. 3107 M ST.
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PAPER HANGING
Prompt service: reas. good work.
A. T. GEORGE. DI. 0106. 11s
PAPER HANGING, GOOD WORK;
EST. FREE. ]. ToLSON, ST. 1000.
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Teller for Worldwide
Financial Company 4
Young lady, high school graduate
35-hour week.
Call MR.. STETSER, MA. 2S22.

TYPIST, good salary, splendid OPP
portunity, 5ha-day week. Apply IN
person to Mr.. Weber, ALPERSTEIN
! DEPARTMENT STORE. 1920 9TH
st NV. MA. $500. Ia
TYPIST, prefer resident of Arlington
County; 5-day wk., hours $40 to
4:30. Apply DISTRICT TITLE IN
SURANCE CO., Courthouse Square.
under 35. experienced. for
Georeetown; 5-day week; hospitali-
zation and other employe benefits;
advancement. co. 1918. 10
TYPIST, beginner; very good chance
for advancement; permanent posi-
tion. Investment Bldg. MA. 1894.
TYPIST-Main once of construc-
Bldg. Anchor MANAGEMENTTE
rYPlsT. 20 to 50; so w,p.m.; 5-day.
4Q-hour wk;; perm. position. Apply
CO., 2117 M st. NV. 10
TYPTST. for general once work. must
ins conds. esiIsis GaRRisoN :rt5Ht ToY l. NOV NOV
ELTY CO., 1915 E st. NV. -12
TYPIST and general office worker
with some knowledge of bookkeep-
ing; must have pleasant voice; 5h2-
day week. Call Mr. Murphy for
interview, COVINGTON MOTOR
CO.. 1901 Wisconsin ave. WI. 92o0,
TYPIST. experienced. part time from
May 16 through Sept 18th; S1.5O
per hour; Call Mr.. Robinson. RE
lie
TYPIST, age 20-35. for position with
expanding organization; all modern
employe benfiits. Must be accurate,
with. minimum speed Of so w.pm.
Excel: salary for qualified person.
Ill
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LIVE IN-$27 WEEK
Exper houseworker (25-35 yrs. old,
light colored (pvt rm. and BATH;
plain cooking 1902 Shepherd St.
NV, IA. 1902, or TR. 1858.
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HELP WOMEN

sALESWOMEN al
Excellent opportunity for ambitious
women to earn money from own
home by selling for leading national
publisher; department store privi-
leges; exper. helpful but not neces-
sary; must have unlimited phone.
Box 159-C. Star. 10
Telephone Order Clerk
To work at National Airport. 11:30
am. to 8 pm; excellent earnings:
meals furnished; paid vacation and
sick leave, group insurance, pur-
chase discounts.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1724 H st. NV. No phone calls.
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G.H.W., PLAIN COOK
LIVE IN, 5 DAYS
S25. TIL. 1773

LII - 44Ns - O@@ = ~
$25. TU. 1773
GENERAL HOUsEKEEPER. White;
light laundry; live in. TIE. 1855.
GENERAL MAID. Salary open. Live
out; call EN-. 1863, only with recent
Girl to live in. g.h.w., care of child;
Good salary. private room. Gan
HGoHnsIkEEPER, & general all around,
live in; = young children. Small apt.
Call TIE 9747. -l3
HousEKEEPER. full charge; 500
mo-; private room. board; for work-
ing mother and 5-yr.-old girl. Gil
HHoSGGssEKEEPER. HSG exper,, for empl.
in; local refs. req; S25 week. ,OW
HoTsEKEEPER. white matron; nom
inal housework and help care fol-. z
small children; no cooking: l.p autG-
Cali WI, 434S after 5 pm. III
HOUSEKEEPER- COOK, exper., refs;
10 am. through DINNER, Thurs. and
every other Sun. of; small home,
elec. appliances. couple with infant
pleasant surroundings; Bethesda;
MAID for g.h.w. and cooking. exper-
fenced; references; adults. Apply
294l Brandywine st. NV, or call
EN-. 1869 between ana 2. Ill
MAID, colored. live in; g.h.w. and
cooking; 5i2-day week; good salary;
local refs. Cali Wo. 1856, before
MAID, g.h.w.; live in preferably. some
sSfaTy. soHSins Nd 5osslye y5ie. home very IF fH0d
MAID. experienced, g.h.w. and laun-
dry; salary open to competent per-
son; city refs. REQ. AK. 42s5.
MAIDS. G.Hw.. white and colored,
month: refs, FRANCIS SERVICE
woMAA. HSHEAo white! hfsi DAY N care sf; q
old boy. and light housework; Mon
PM: outd mrs. g. MARY Ar YfSl SMITH, w M1 ]
waait care Of h small i've ehiId la week week ends @
of $50. Phone FA. 9312. lis ,
WHITE WOMAN for g.h.w.. employed
adults six z days wk Health aDa ss
sfTTLED middle-aged woman. white.
to live in; house .residentially 10.
ehiHd esidEen room aae ogard and dFee TO- aes GOOD
cook. kosher, light g,h,w. Call
5 DAYS. No SUN. no ewes; S25 and
carfare. 10 ami pm; 4 in
family; care of apt; must have
Apply 1891 9TH st. ne. Apt. l.;
CoNsIDERATE YOUNG FAMILY e
toddlers) need cheerful healthy,
capable woman to cook and care. for
children in hotel apt: good salary
plus bonus If willing to work on week
ends. Call DE. 1349, after 10 m.
-16
EXPERIENCED .-COOK-Must
be fond of children: good pay. OR.
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HELP MEN 8 woMEk Cont }

ROOM CLERK for one OF Washing.
toms leading hotels. 6-day wk.,
excellent salary. Hours 4-12 mid
night. Box 437-C, Star. Ill
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SITUATIONS MEN

CCOUNTANT-Keep small set of
books; prepare monthly p. and /.
File all tax returns. Box 301-B,
ACsccotUNTANT AUDITOR; books
started, kept; all taxes; statements.
Long exper. Reas. Box SOCK, Star.
AIRMAN. es. INTEL, married will
time tim .Jgs Nay H. 81 eve; exc; ref.
ESTIMATOR for plumbing and heat
ing Would like part-time work
eyes. Sat. and Sun. Phone FA.
LIoUoR STORE capable manager,
best references, desires change; Box
MAN, middle-aEed. exper. typist. some
sshorthand; whole or part time; Box
PAINTER. white, available; will work
in D. C. only. Box 264-B. Star:
PAINTER. colored, first-class me-
chanic, desires regular work; ref.
Cali all day Friday. NO. 5625.
PUBLICATION-You man, expe-
rienced all phases publication work.
Good writer, reporter, know pro-
duction and makeup: available i'm
mediately, D. C. only. Write Box
YoUNa GSaSe MAJ; NAN available for tempo
general office work; experienced,
C0IoRED &c BOY desires lob in lunch
rm;: neat with local refs; GE,
COIoRED SJso MAN desires Job as porter
evenings. Ii. 4-5338. 10'
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HelP WokAEN
SALESWOMEN

SEAMSTREss. willing to make about
GIL. 44oO. Ext. 1o71 after 5 Pm.
SEAMSTREsS. experienced on wom-
ems. and mems clothing; good pay.
Apply GREYSTONE LAUNDRY.
sEAMsTREss. N ri s.; n;Si white, exper. on avn
ings or canvas goods preferred:
good working conditions. Top pay.
Apply ROBEY AWNING a. SHADE
CO.. 1904 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Ia
SECRETARY wanted for manager of
Must be experienced. Box 436-C.
s.ssS1ts$ ssy4 s'!!:s
mut assE saes aaaSp
cation. 40-hour week. S240 mo. to
start; engagement after 8 mos.
SECRETARY, general ONCE work; ex-
SECRETARY, union once work. Call
SECRETARY. permanent position.
good shorthand and typing; for ma
tional trade association; 5-day. 40
hour week; good starting salary.
merit Advancement; liberal vaca-
tion and sick leave; aircraft or rail-
road experience helpful but may ex-
cept well-auaiifled beginner: avail
able Immediately. Call MRS. DUD-
LEY DI. 23l5.
SECRETARY, experienced in real es-
tate field, Present temporary .loca-
tion in Hyattsville. Office being
moved to D. C. 5-day week. excel
lent e salary. Call AP. $500, MR.,
SECRETARY needed for small down
town once; must be efhcient with
keeping. shorthand required. $50
to pm. 5-day week. Call Ma.
SECRETARY-Experienced; trade as
sociation once: 35-hr. week. apply
Room 52S.. 910 17th st. NV. Ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. expe-
rienced. for permanent position;
6-day, 40-hr. wk., pleasant work.
ing conditions, liberal discount on
purchases, insurance and hospitali-
zation plan. retirement plan. Ap-
ply PEOPLES DRUG STORES, en-
ployment office, n p ST. ne.
SECRETARY OR STENOGRAPHER.
experienced. to work for controller
and business manager with one of
Washington's most progressive tele-
vision stores; permanent position:
future assured; good salary; 5h
days. State references and salary
desired. Reply Box 437-A, Star.
Evening star., 1951-05-10

BICYCLE SALE
Introducing to the Greater Washing
ton Area a completely new bicycle
store. With this ad q 10es discount
on all wheel-goods, Open Sun l
pm. PARKWAY CYCLE & HARD
WARE CO.. 2112 N. Kirkwood rd.
Cat Lee hwSl Arlington. IA. $500.
BOOKS-Clearance sale tonight. $40
pm. Reductions throughout: many
at Be-. 1907 H NV, 3rd floor.
bRiChS, taes ana common; amp
ING SUPPLY AID 1900
BRlCKS-Fsce and common. or q
million ALASKA COAL and BRICR
CO. MA 6Q2S OFT 7300
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AIR CONDITIONERS
ANTIQUE SPECIAL

Our big discount sale continues
through May. Our large stock Of
furniture, glass, china, brass, copper,
TO be sold at discounts up to 500.
Old price tags left on. New sales
TAGS show big discounts. Many pur-
the big savings. We have replen-
ished our stock from our refiniShing
shop We are not going out of bust
ness. A few examples Of big saw
lngs: Pine corner cupboard. was
$14O, now S95 pine chest, was $50,
now S35; walnut, chests. were SS5,
now $50; cherry drop-leaf table. was
was SO. now S35; food safe, was
S75. now S35; set of s ladder-bacE
chairs, ladder cherry finish. were
S127. now S95. More than 300
pieces of furniture at prices less
than, you pay at some auctions.
leaf tables. matching chairs and cup
Dutch settles; chests, etc. Terms If
desired. Free delivery. Inspection
invited. Washington Large An
tique Dealer" BETHESDA CHEVY
GaAs5 m 8 s2l1 q Wis siassn sSs s9}INnA2s Oh S42s
BABY CRIB. s1s.ss, cash only. No
Satts Sel Thurs eys pSv9ens to pm SO SpS. "
ETC ass Cedar iS St rasps1H n.w. JtvEsiIE ssiiii
BABY i cARRfAGE, Thayer; cost $50,
used twice; SIS. Playpen, Hoke, like
new; cost SIS, go for sic. WA. 4405.
BABY CARRIAGE bathinetts. has
and matt, high chair. stroller, Tee
BABY CARRiAGE, bottle steriiizer.
baby scales. bassinette with liner;
also studio couch with slip cover.
BABY STROLLER Gray leather.
collapsible; also high chair; rea-
sonable; good condition. LA. 6-7466.
BASINS. SINKS, BATHTUBs, huils
in. Fittings, new or used. BLOCKS.
3056 NJ st. NV, NO. 1909.
new used. built in. LEGS:
sinks ls sasinsss sss,, toilets PEERLESS 6E LESS
BEACH COTTAGE, % ft.x30 IT.. used
as contractors ofc..; contains
plant @SSssr sSSRsT sts Sfeeqai ia1atorg ea snd
has pitched shingie roof. Can be
hauled in 2 sections. See MR..
FREEDMAN o.a at 4s01 Mass. ave.
BED; maple. double. with box spring.
sss sRd innsr-spTing 1s 1'daGo mattress; all new;
s12 ea.; metal clothes clos. SIS: $
dr., bur, good cond., $40. TW. 02o5
BED. Hollywood. in very good cond..
prac. new. ST. 1900, Ext. 3O03,
s:30-5, CO. 1869 after $50 pm.
BED LEGs-convert your coil or boz
springs into HOLLYWOOD beds. We
install SH 1928. JU. 7-541s
SUITE, 9-piece solid wall
nut, $3.50; Duncan Phyfe buffet.
mahogany, S75; all in perfect con-
dition; also ANTIQUE tea cart and
china closet. 1916 23rd st. So. AT.
lington. OF. -7549. Ill
BED SPRINGS, Single. bunk type.
brand-new; cost $13, sell Sc. Ii.
BooKs-Palmistry and dream books,
phrenology books. 1871 Pa. ave.
BIcYCLE-oirrs Elgin; skirt ruard
and basket; good condition; $25.
BICYCLE, 2s-inch, girls; like new,
paint unscratched: new tires. Call
BICYCLEs-The most complete SEE
lection Of EnRlish bicycles in Wash,
S49;50 up; at the GEoRGEToWH
BICYCLE STORE. 1911 Wis. ave-.
MI. 0l00. Trade-inS accepted.
Evening star., 1951-05-10
CLERK-TYPIST

Ase 20 10 S0-The Evening Star has
an opening in the classified adver-
for an accurate typist with good
telephone voice who is capable and
would enjoy rendering service TO
customers by telephone. 6-day. 40
hr week. Apply Personnel Once
Room 500.
THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Pa Ave. NV
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CLERK-TYPISTS
Co1nntoneter Generator

experienced operators to
work in modern once 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.
Evening star., 1951-05-10
HELP WOMEN

KINDERGARTEN TEACHER for Q
tSaossh iSRSS 81 une loni also oF NEXT
school year. State qualifications
and telephone, p. o. Box 4026.
Evening star., 1951-05-10

SEE ACE FIRST for a complete line
Of used framing lumber, toilets and
tanks, basins. steel beams, galva-
nized pipe and fittings, 4-in.. 3s-in,
and h-in. plywood. caSt-iron fencing
and oak and pine flooring. See us
also for complete line of NEW
building materials, roofing shingles,
roll roofing, galvanized and copper
pipe and fittings, sheet rock, new
doors and many other items. Visit
US for free estimates on all your
building needs. ACE WRECKING
g. BUILDING MATERIAL CO., 4OO3
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-0500.
Evening star., 1951-05-10
BRICKS
BRICKS

Lge quantity of good, hard, clean
brick, GENERAL WRECKING CO.
Brentwood rd. and w SITS. ne.
MI. 6l77. 10
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN |

COUPLE, colored, want part-time
ianitor job with quarters or g.hw
with quarters; man is employed |
days week; good refs. AID. 7143.
Evening star., 1951-05-10

One million good used bricks. Call US
where bricks can be seen; will also
deliver. ACE WRECKING q BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO, 1902 Minne-
sofa ave. ne. LU 4-0500. Ill
Evening star., 1951-05-10
BRICK
BUITDTNG MATERIAT,S

Good. used, hard. handmade brick,
ARROW WRECKING CO.. 100 s,
Capitol. Ii. 3-2261. Ii. 3-2602.
Evening star., 1951-05-10

CLERK-TYPISTs, experienced. for
permanent position; 5-day, 4Q-hr.
wk.; pleasant working conditions,
liberal discount On I,rs purchases; .,a nsur-
tirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES. employment, ONCE,
n P st. ne.
CLERK-TYPISTS and stenographers
Excellent salary, permanent posi-
tons pleasant working conditions
and employe discounts. See Mr..
Elman, CHARLES SCHWARTZ d
SON 1n2 eth st NV IL
Evening star., 1951-05-10

GIRL. colored, for fruitstand work
2490 Eye st. NV. Ask for MRS.
AUSTIN, No phone calls. Iii
LADIES t4)-Interesting part-time
work; distribute AVON PRODUCTS
to regular customers; earn So to $5
pr. hour. RE. 0795. 10
WOMAN. white. to assist in care of
semi invalid and with faousework
Live in as companion to 2 adults,
WO. 1141.
WOMAN TO SEW AWNINGS; enlv
exper. operators need apply. r. C. M.
BURTON & SON, oil E st. NV, Ma.
WOMEN. 1888 for assembly work on
defense material. Apply at 6s25
Reed st. Bethesda. -12
YOUNG LADIES, ages 20-35 yrs. !;
several permanent positions open in
fine hotel cigar and newsstands; In
teresting work In pleasant surround
ingS; experience not necessary. we
will train you. Apply in person to
MR.. SITRICK at newsstand In lobby
Of Wardman Park Hotel between
8 and 10 am. or 2 and 4 pm.
No phone calls. III
Evening star., 1951-05-10
COPY GIRL

Over 10 years Of age, neat in ap-
pearance, and willing 10 give good
attendance. Must be able to pass
physical exam. Apply Personnel.
Room sos. Open weekdays. S:30-5,
and Sat, Q-1 No phone calls
Evening star., 1951-03-13
Wender Tells Of Turnover
In Recreation Personnel

Recreation Board Chairman
Harry S. Wender told members
of the Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association last night that recre-
alton personnel turnover has in
creased Enthusiastically" owing to
military manpower demands and
other causes.
He used to prepare personnel
lists of prospective employees once
a month, the board chairman said,
but now has to draw them up as
often as twice a week.
MI. Wender told the group the
turnover of trained recreation
workers is not the departments
only problem. He described plans
to build a playground shelter and
two field houses and said these
have been modified to meet Ma
tional Production Authority orders
on building materials so that
practically nothing but bare es-
sentials is left"
The association indorsed a
policemen's, fremen's and teach
ers' pay raise resolution of the
Federation of Citizens Associa-
tionS and backed its request to
have Metropolitan Police with
drawn from Federal duties, in
Guiding guarding of Blair House.
Association members were told
the Civil Defense Committee has
been unable to find a head war
den for the area"
w. Elwood Baker, president,
conducted the meeting in the
Mount Pleasant Branch Library,
Sixteenth and Lamont streets NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-13
Rollins Cleared In Trial,
Faces ; Others in Riot

Eugene William Rollins, %, to-
day stood acquitted Of one assault
charge stemming from a riot on
January 13 near Fourth and H
streets NE, but he still has three
more trials to go.
A Municipal Court jury yester-
day found him not guilty of a
17-year-old girls charge that he
struck her in the course of street
brawl which ultimately resulted in
the arrival of more than so police
Audrey Ann Schaffer, 513
Second street NE, made the &C
cusation before the jury and Judge
Thomas D. Quinn. But Defense
Counsel Harry Ahern produced
witnesses who said the girl had
fallen in a "fit" of some kind.
Rollins denied laying hands on
her.
He still faces Municipal Court
trial on April on a charge of
simple assault on a man at the
riot scene. Rollins. of the 500 block
Seventh street Sc, is due in Dis
trict Court tomorrow with a CO.
defendant to stand trial on
charges of assaulting two police
men
Evening star., 1951-03-13
La Prensa Situation
Puts Snag in Peron S
Relations With u. ).

Forced shutdown of the big
liberal Buenos Aires newspaper
La Prensa, has put a crimp in
United States efforts to cooper
ate with the Argentine govern
ment.
This was made clear yesterday
by Edward G. Miller, jr., Assist
ant Secretary of State for Inter-
American Affairs, after his return
from a visit to Argentina and
other Latin American countries
A news vendors strike has kept
La Prensa closed for weeks. The
strike is generally conceded to be
motivated by the government of
President Peron in an effort to
silence criticism prior to elections
coming up next year.
Mr.. Miller expressed his deep
concern over the situation in a
statement read to news confer
ence "as a friend of Argentina. +"
He recalled American ideas
about freedom of expression and
said every believer in a free press
must feel deeply concerned over
the situation of La Prensa and
its employees"
Mr.. Miller made it clear that
public reaction in this country
to the Argentine governments at
titude toward the La Prensa
strike has forced the State De-
partment to slow down co-opera-
tive policies which until recently
had been producing constructive
results in improving relations
with the Peron regime.
Evening star., 1951-03-13
Senate Confirms bunker
And SchoenfeId as Envoys
BY the Associated Press

Ellsworth bunker, head of a
New York sugar firm, was con-
flrmed yesterday by the Senate
as Ambassador to Argentina. He
succeeds Stanton Griffis, who is
now Ambassador to Spain.
The Senate also confirmed the
nomination of Rudolph E. Schoen-
field to be Ambassador to Guate-
mala. Mr.. Schoenfeld, a career
diplomat, served for a time as
Minister to Romania.
Herschel D. Newsom of Indiana
was confirmed as member of
the Public Advisory Board on For
eign Aid Programs.
Evening star., 1951-03-13

weeks have been cut to seven
weeks, largely through intensified
ton of training.
Under the new system, agents
receive part of their training in
the field after they have been
appointed. There are about 40 to
so candidates in each class.
Evening star., 1951-03-13
Wholesale Grocer Gets
Price Control Post
By the Asseeieted Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 13. - A
wholesale grocery buyer and a
Government marketing specialist
yesterday were added to the dis
trict price stabilization Office for
Maryland.
Clarence w. Sturm, buyer for
one Of Baltimore's largest whole
sale grocers, was named chief Of
the food commodities section.
James c. Kellam, marketing
specialist for the Department Of
Agriculture here since 1949, was
named a commodity specialist,
Evening star., 1951-03-13
FBl Steps Up Courses For Training AGENTS

Increased demands on the FBI
as a result of the defense emer-
gency have resulted in the short
ening of training courses for
agent-recruits, the FBI revealed
today.
Courses, which had taken IL
Evening star., 1951-06-10

Douglas was the lone diSSenter
from a ruling in support of the
Virginia poll tax, an opinion bar
ring damage suits against the
California State Committee on
Un-American Activities, and re-
fusal to review an Atlanta, Ga,
ban on the motion picture, Lost
Boundaries.
There was no indication how
Justices Douglas and Black voted
when the court announced ii
would not review the conviction OF
a Washington State resident who
refused to tell a State legislative
committee whether he was Com
munist. That issue on a bigger
scale may come before the court
next year.
Justices Black and Douglas
were joined in dissents on several
occasions by Justice Minton and
less frequently by Justices Burton
and Clark.
Justice Frankfurter Joined JUS
tice Douglas in dissenting from
the holding that the Taft-Hartley
Act non-Communist oath provi-
sion applies to parent" labor