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Evening star., 1951-09-02
HELP MEN

t,.,,ns" elnie. Mitn un-klnt
tious top-gfade technicians who Rave
the public's interest in mind. Bench
space and basic equipment neces-
sary. Box 44S-R, Star.
TELEVISION SERVICEMAN - Exper
only. Apply 11S South washington
ST., Falls Church. Va.
TELEVISI0N SERVICE MEN. expert
enced. full or part time 1915 King
St. Alexandria. Va. KI. s-5500. Il
TV SERVICEMEN
For outside service and bench work.
Top pay for good men. with oppor-
tunity to learn ALL phases OF TV
SSI,Y, service Good & Jobs for good men.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
HELP MEN Cont

MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS,
with d. c, license. Capable Of do
ing theater work. Short hours
Good pay. Box 2l1-R, Star .3
NIGHT AUDITOR
Must know hand transcript: for busy
downtown WASHINGTON hotel Boz
os7-V. Star.
NIGHT MAN-We have Is employees
but need an additional good man.
white, sober, about 40 to make
beds, clean rms. etc; also painter
handyman needed; $3.50 mo. HOTEL
COURT, 5000 Bait. blvd, Berwyn,
Md. TO. 567S. -3
OFFICE BOY. interested in architec-
ture. 5-day week. 1741 De Sales ST
NV, RE. 1907. --3
OFFICE MESSENGER for in
ternational law firm; good working
conditions and pay. EX. 1924. --3
OFFICE AND CREDIT MAN. wanted:
excel opportunity to start with a
large company; group insurance, re-
tirement. vacation with pay. Progress
with a progressive company FIRE
eTONE STORES 4043 So, 2Sth ST.,
Arl, Va, XII S-6S4O -
Evening star., 1951-09-02

PLUMBER, experienced in remodel
work. steady inside job, real Oppor-
tunity for good man. Call ia. 200
-6
PLUMBER; experienced in iobhing
and repair work. Applicant must be
OF highest calihre, ambitious and re
liable. Full time. year-'round EN-
ployment with no seasonal layoh.
Highest wage, Christmas bonus and
excellent working conditions are
offered Apply Nj. Edward, JOHN 9.
WEBSTER g. SONS, INC, 627 F
st. Nv -1O
PLUMBER HELPER. experienced. Call
between s am. and 3 p.m.' TO. 5911
N. F. BRIGGS, 9205 Baltimore
blvd. College Park Md. -6
PLUMBER. johbing man for old estab.
lished company Top wages and full
time work. Write stating aualifl-
cations and experience. Box s9-R
Evening star., 1951-09-02
statesmen
$15O-$25O A WEEK

IF YOU HAVE A CAR AND THINK
YOU CAN SELL IF GIVEN THE
CHANCE. THIS IS II. NO Ex-
PERIENCE NECESSARY AS WE
TRAIN YOU COMPLETELY. SAL
AIRY STARTS FROM FIRST DAY
OF TRAINING IF YOU QUALIFY.
SALARY AND COMMISSION WHILE
SELLING WILL BE S15O-S25O A
WEEK.
WE DON'T SEND you OUT ON
LEADS WE GIVE you Quail
FLED APPOINTMENTS WITH PEO-
PIE WHO HAVE CALLED US AND
REQUESTED THAT AN APPOINT-
MENT BE MADEl
THIS IS OUR REASON WHEN pEo-
PIE CALL US NOW THEY ARE
NOT SHOPPING. THEY ARE
READY TO. PLACE ORDERS!
NO CREDIT RESTRICTIONS. NO
SHORTAGES. YEAR JOB,
LEADING TO PROMOTIONS, IF
YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES.
Call today Sunday. JU S-s714
or tomorrow Labor Dayl, MA, 9220
ASK Tor MR.. PRESTON.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
OUTSIDE
CONTACT MAN

THE AMERICAN FINANCE HAS RE-
GENTLY OPENED A NEW OFFICE
IN CORAL HILLS. MD. tS.E.,
WASHINGTON Area. PREFER
MAN LIVING IN THIS VICINITY
MANY COMPANY BENEFITS AND
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT. OUR PROGRESS
PROVES THIS. APPLY 4702 MARL-
BORO PIKE, ACROSS FROM THE
CORAL THEATER.
Evening star., 1951-09-02

Statesmen, ad matches; sell amazing
designs. 20, 80, 40 and 240-light
book matches. Bigger spot cash
comm; every business a prospect,
Repeats. Start without exper., men,
women. full. part time. Buy moth
ing. Sales kit. furn. MATCH CORP
OF AMERICA, Dept. ON, Chicago 32
statesmen experienced; good chance
Tor advancement. Apply ADAM HAT
STORE, 1929 + st. NV. %
statesmen must be fully experi-
enced in electrical appliances: ex-
cellent opportunity. Apply 1911
Nichols ave Sc
part time with cars. Our
new sales program enables you TO
10 earn over SlO0 per wk. in your
spare time. Qualified leads only. no
ssamnnysasssinE; smns ssh Apply CLEAN-RITE
STORES, 925 F st. NV.
Statesmen ATTENTION-Are you
happy in your present position? Are
you earning between S25 and S35
per daya II not. 1t will pay you 10
contact me. for I represent an out
standing life insurance company as
well as an outstanding health and
accident and disqualification COM
pany Leads furnished Answer CIV
ing previous education and exper
answers confidential. Box 464-R.
Star. =
statesmen SOLICITORS. COUPON.
for children and baby home por-
traits. Top photographer. So Sit
ting plus car allowance. Call be-
tween T:30 and $40 pm. NO. 2170.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
YOUNG MAN
VOTING MAN

top salary. Mrs. Sylvan,
S. N. MCBRIDE co.
200 H ST. NE.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN, not
phone calls See Mr.. bS Hovermale pas or or
Mr.. Holiday at ABS Bethesda ave,
Bethesda. Md. between 7-5. -3
WANTED; experienced portrait pho
tographer; references required. Box
367-R, Star. -
SELL SHOES DIRECT-Excellent op-
portunity with leading manufac-
turer; earn up TO S25 daily comm !;
sell part or ful time: over 100
famy faS, seRs Rs,f styles & fST entire
Tree fan cataloR. etc. JOHN NEIL
SHOE. 92 Enterprise. Brockton,
WE HAVE RECENTLY MOVED into
our beautiful new rtflceS at 1915
Conn. ave. NV. Every one says this
Is undoubtedly the outstanding up
town real estate Office. We have lots
of hstings. plenty of prospects. but
need , experienced statesmen to
round out our organization. We know
that you can make money here. Cal!
our sales manager. Mr., Macht, at
OF. 9009 for appointment. LEGUM
d GERBER REALTY CO. --4
AVAILABLE at once, nearby Rawleigh
business; good opportunity; trade
well established: experience helpful
but not necessary. Write at once,
RAWLEIGH Dent. DCI-14-l02
IMMEDiATE EARNINGS as factory
statesmen: build your own permanent
year-round repeat business; sell
patented air cushion shoes; not
available IN stores; complete family
and work line; dignified work calling
at business places; full time or side
line; advance commissions up TO S25
efaEsfaRsRs sHoE I6ds CO, ou'nt nos cSester Safs
Bldg, ,Brocton. Mass.
some knowledge OF bookkeeping and
tipping; good salary to right man;
opportunity to learn paint business
with estab. wholesale distributor.
For interview call DE. 1000. THE
GILBERT PAINT co. =
ground wanted by reliable dealer.
Salary open. Vacation. Apply 1921
King St. Alexandria. AL. 400.
A PART-TIME oPPoRTUNTY-Man
over 25 must be willing TO work
20-25 hours per week leves. and
weekendsl. not canVssstng. Earnings
Requirements: Married. own car.
neat appearance. pleasing PERSONAL
ity and good speaking voice. II free
to come in Monday. afternoon Tor
interview. call Ii. 3-1436, between
1912 noon only.
ADVERTISING AGENCY has opening
ing in production department for
high school graduate. 1885: cle-i-
cal and messenger work; advance
ment; real opportunity to learn IN
teresting profession: permanent; B.
day week. Call Ii. 7i0U.
HEALTH BUREAU needs asst mgr
or promoting sec. with some
finances. Also licensed DIR. and
teachers. AID. S2aI
A REAL OPPORTUNITY for perma-
nent lifetime career for 2 men un-
der As with a leading life insurance
company expanding in this territory.
Salary or commission, excellent re-
tirement plan, two-year training
program. plus MANAGEMENT oppor-
tunities Supervisory appointments
and promotions made entirely from
our own personnel. Write qualifica-
tionS to Box l77-M. Star.
LEADING MANUFACTURER pictures,
lamps, shadow boxes desires ex-
perienced salesman tcommisSionl /.
UNITED ARTS PRODUCTS, 6f30 S.
La Sale St, Chicago. Illinois
HERE 1T IS!
WORK BY APPT. ONLY. OUR
AMAZING OFFER SELLS FOR 25c
PER WK.. YET PAYS AS MUCH
AS S36 FOR ORDER. MANY OF
OUR MEN SELL 3 TO 4 ORDERS
Evening star., 1951-09-02
MANHATTAN co

LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING
1928 Florida Ave NV.
SALES CLERK for ice cream store
full time end part time; modern ic,
cream. candy store in suburban S
Spring. Bethesda. Arlineton: 5I2
day wk, paid vacation free hospi
taliZation; plenty of free parking
opportunity for advancement 4
manaPement. AGE. 20-36. Call SH
473S Sunday or weekdays, 8 to 8
Evening star., 1951-09-02
III . I4IN 81. NV. z
!. ,--s77 - ,-,7-
PAYROLL SUPERVISOR
PHARMACISTS

REGISTERED. Excel salary; 4S-hr. wk.
Of six S-hr. days: 8 holidays VI. with
pay. Large prescription business.
Ideal working conditions. Excel.
chance for advancement with higher
pay Vacation with pay after one
ance and disqualification avail after
, mos. employment Retirement plan
avail, for those over 30 with . yrs.
service. Write or apply in person to
Mr.. c. B. Aldrich. PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, INC, II P st. ne. Wash
Evening star., 1951-09-02
PACKERs AND HELPERS. experience

PACKERS AND HELPERS, experience
with household goods desirable;
good wages; steady work. SECUR-
TTY STORAGE. 1140 18th ST. NV.
PAINTER. 1st class, for custom built
homes; SIS per day. TU. 1905
between 4-6 pm. sunday.
PAINTER. experienced for private
work. neat and have car. Call eve
nings. EN-. 1857. 3
PAINTER AS PARTNER. exper. only,
with car. EN-. 1895.
PAINTER-For lge auto-truck feet
Permanent Mr. Snyder, NATIONAL
TRUCK RENTAL CO. DE 6913. 3
PAINTER inside work, will accept
exper man past middle age. steady
work 44-hr. wk. Apply to GEORGE
TOWN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL.
$500 Reservoir rd. NV. Mr.. Shep-
herd BIS. -
PAINTERS. steady year-around work
for 1st-class mechanics, Apply fore
man, Garrett Park Estates loo,
Garrett Park rd. and Wis ave, Be-
theSda, Nd. B. L. MUNITZ d SON.
PAINTERS, sober. for Silver Spring
area Call 81. oS9S between 8 and
q m .
Evening star., 1951-09-02
SALES
MANAGEMENT

Established company seeks
man with initiative. sales abil-
tty and character. Unusual
lifetime opportunity available
and We are certain of this.
We prefer q man living within
2O-mile radius of Wash
ington, age 20 to 40. Brief
outline of BACKGROUND would
be helpful to US. Give tele-
phone number so we may
reach you promptly. Our or
sanitation has knowledge Of
this ad. Box o6-L. Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-02

PLASTERERS wanted, white. Come to
Lee hwy. and N. Quantico ST.,
Arlington. Va.A or call JE. 3-S6U0
Plenty OF work. excellent wages.
Evening star., 1951-09-02

SHOE MANAGER
Man to take complete charse family
PROFIT sharing. Apply sSa lass tfaVa. Tth It.
Evening star., 1951-09-02

PLASTERERS wanted, 1st-class white
trict HEIGHTS pkwy.. District Hghts..
Md or call Laurel AL. speak Il
Mr.. JOHNSON. %
PLASTERERS WANTED-Must be re-
liable and have own transp.; work
in Prince GEORGES County. AP. 5556.
Evening star., 1951-09-02

SHORT ORDER COOK-PORTER, day
time; steady; reliable; non-drinker
SMITHS RESTAURANT. 3S29 Bla.
denShur rd ne I'm rqSO a
Evening star., 1951-09-02
PHARMACISTS

Excellent opportunity for registered
druggists in retail stores located in
Md Va. or D. c. Good ctarting
salaTy, oonuS ana aovancehenI pos.
employment history to Box 43s-R,
St.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
PRESS CLEANER

Permanent position to be filed i'm
mediately. Colored 25-35 years Of
age. in good physical condition. and
willing to give good attendance. No
experience is necessary. Apply Per-
Sonnel. Room 500 Open weekdays
$50 to > and Sat. 81. No phone
calls
Evening star., 1951-09-02
HERE 1T IS!

WORK BY APPT. ONLY. OUR
AMAZING OFFER SELLS FOR 25c
IS tsF ssS SF For YET oRpER' RAYs NJ NAM MpcF 81
OUR MEN SELL 3 TO ORDERS
PER DAY. DRAW AGAINST
EARNED COMM. a1e DUPONT CIR.
BLDG, . Am. TO . PM. ONLY.
Evening star., 1951-09-02

PLASTERERS. colored long Job. tor
wages Call NATIONAL PLASTER
PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERs,
white sober mechanics only. Call
MR.. FORD, WA. 1894 ewes. or apply
Witt Job, Lewisdale, Md. daytime
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Suggestions for Cold
Cocktail Tidbits

smoked salmon. Roll. chill and
cut in 1-inch lengths. Pinch one
end tightly together and insert
the toothpick.
HAM BALLS: Take equal
amount of cold. boiled chopped
ham and diced hard-cooked egg
yolks. Work into a stiff paste
with a little mayonnaise. Season
with salt, pepper and a little
mustard and form into balls.
PUMPERNICKEL BITS:
Spread two slices of pumpernickel
with soft, seasoned cheddar
cheese and top with a third slice.
Press together firmly and cut into
small domino shapes. Chill well.
OLIVES WITH FOIE GRAS:
Remove the stones or pimento
Istufflng from mammoth green
olives. Fill cavities with pate de
foie gras from a jar or tin. soften
with a little butter If need be.
Chill well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-16

pierced Savories" is the
fancy name for cocktail tidbits
served on toothpicks. That these
have become the standby for the
alters party is shown by the
myriad gadgets designed to be
stuck with toothpicks for serving,
and for the popularity OF tooth
picks in fancy sizes and colors.
Such pierced savories may be hot
or cold-if served hot, they
should be passed only a few at a
time as their greatest appeal lies
in their being piping hot. In very
hot weather the same idea should
work with the chilled appetizers-
rush just a few from the refrig-
orator to your guests as needed.
If you don't have wood, metal
or pottery gadget for impaling the
picks, a grapefruit or firm white
cauliflower head (raw, of course)
win do nicely. In addition to
vari- colored picks you can get
those with gay cellophane squig-
giles attached if you want-per-
sonally, I think they are too
fussy. like paper frills on chop
bones.
A few suggestions for cold
pierced savories" which you
might file away for that Labor
Day weekend party:
CAVIAR BLACKBERRIES:
Season cream cheese well with
lemon juice, cayenne and a few
finely minced chives or onions.
Form into balls and roll these in
well drained caviar until they re-
semble blackberries.
SHRIMP WITH A DIFFER
ENCE: Put shrimp together like
a sandwich. using horseradish but
ter between them. Or try a shrimp
and a wedge of drained canned
pineapple impaled on the same
pick.
| SMOKED SALMON BUDS:
Season cream cheese with fresh
ly ground black pepper and spread
on neatly trimmed slices of
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Here and There.

|cups) of boiling water. and heat
to boiling.
Pack hot corn to / inch Of top
of jars and cover with hot cooking
liquid, leaving 1-inch space at top
of Jar. Add "a teaspoon salt to
pints, teaspoon to quarts. Work
out air bubbles by pushing knife
down side of jar. Add more liquid,
if needed, to fill jar again to /
inch of top. Wipe jar rim clean,
adjust lid and put jar into Gamer
rack.
Lower racks of jars into steam
pressure Gamer, which contains
2 or 3 inches of boiling water.
Exhaust air from Gamer and
raise pressure to 10 pounds GAO
degrees F.) and process the corn:
Pint jars, SIS minutes; quart jars,
IS minutes. Remove Gamer from
heat and let pressure fall to zero.
Wait minute or two before OPEN
ing petcock or taking off weighted
guage.
When jars are taken from can
ner, complete seals at once, II
closures are not self-sealing type.
Cool jars of corn right side up
on thick cloth or paper or a rack,
away from drafts.
It's the peak of the heat but
| it's also the peak of the lime
season, one Of natures nice little
studies in compensation. Florida
grows lines big. Big as lemons,
in fact. Use the magic of their
GOODNESS to down the tempera-
ture, or at least make it seem so.
A tall, fresh limeade on a hot day
is refreshing and stimulating.
And you don't lave to wait to
order it at a soda fountain. Keep
the makings in your own refriger-
ator. Make a simple sirup of sugar
and water for a SWeetening agent
for your limeade that will not
be granny in the bottom OF the
glass. Keep at least half a dozen
lines on hand for squeezing, and
you can have cool drink in a
hurry whenever you want one.
X
Another cool drink that has to
be tried to be appreciated is called
a summer smoothie." 1t uses the
convenient concentrates, orange
or tangerine. and makes a drink
that will be in demand at your
house the rest of the summer once
you serve it. Combine one g.
ounce can of fresh-frozen tan
gerine or orange juice concentrate
with ~ cups buttermillk; mix
well. Serve icy cold. Makes ~
cups.
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Prune SoufHe

If the old man disdainS prunes.
try a special souffle, and you'll
probably find he'll change his
tune, pronto!
Wash s4-pound Of prunes, cover
them with lukewarm water, and
let chem soak overnight.
In the morning, stew the fruit
in the same water, cooking gently.
with a lid on, until the pits can
be easily removed.
Remove from water, cool. and
remove pits. Mash the prunes
well-there should be 1la cups Of
pulp. Add to the pulp u cup of
sugar and a teaspoon of lemon
juice. Beat the whites of six eggs
to froth. and fold into the prune
mixture.
Butter a baking dish, and heap
the mixture in it. Bake in a slow
oven for one hour. Serve cold in
the baking dish, with plain cream.
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Plum and Peach Charlotte

A delicious dessert for gala &C.
casions, and one that is especially
timely just now, Is a plum and
peach charlotte.
Line charlotte mold with lady
fingers from the bakery, after hav-
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ByVioIet Faulkner


While stocks of most canned
vegetables on grocery shelves are
about the same size as last year,
supplies of commercially canned
tomatoes and corn are expected to
be somewhat smaller until new
packs come along.
For the family with a stable
home garden and canning plan
for summer, this suggests step
ping up home canning of these
two neutrality-suspicious. to-
matoes-say home canning Spe-
cialiSts of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture.
Extra emphasis goes to tomatoes
for combined reasons. Home gar
deners usually grow a good sup
ply. Tomatoes do not freeze we'll,
yet are home canned easily and
well, with no need for a steam
pressure Gamer. And most fami-
lies enjoy having home-canned
tomatoes often, since they can be
prepared in many ways.
Following are directions from
laboratories of the Departments
Bureau of Human Nutrition and
Home Economics.
COld-pack tomatoes: Use only
ripe. perfect tomatoes. Dip them
into cold water, to make peeling
easy. A wire basket or thin cloth
is convenient for holding the to-
matoes during dipping.
Cut out stem ends, slip of
skins. Tomatoes may be left whole
for canning or halved or quar-.
tered.
Pack raw tomatoes into hot
clean jars. Press gently to fl
space. Add salt-12 tablespoon tc
a pint jar. l teaspoon to a quart
To remove air bubbles, work q
knife blade down the jar sides
Add more tomatoes if needed, tc
fill jar to l2-inch Of top. Their
wipe jar rim clean and adjust jaI
lid.
Have some hot, but not boiling
water in water bath Gamer. Put
filled jars on rack in Gamer. Ado
boiling water, if needed, to brine
water one or two inches above
jar tops. Put lid on Gamer, brine
water to boiling, and process
Pint jars, IS minutes; quart Jars
Is minutes.
When processing time is up. re.
move jars from Gamer. CompIet,
seals, if closures are not self-seaI,
ing type. Cool jars of tomatoe
right side up on thick cloth O.
paper. or rack, away from drafts
Whole-kernel corn: Choose corr
at just the right stage for eating
Cut both ends from each ear, TO
easy husking. Remove husks ant
silk; discard any poorly developed
diseased or badly infested ears
Wash corn.
Cut from cob at about "a tn
depth Of kernel, using sharp knit
and smooth stroke. To each quar-
a cups of kernels add l pint
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tin which has been softened in
little cold water. Cool, and add
a uncooked. pitted and sliced
peaches. Beat egg whites stiff
and add them to the fruit mix
ture. Turn into the lady finger
lined mold, and chill thoroughly.
Serve with plain or whipped
cream.
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Wollpoperinq the Blind

A wallpaper pattern is carried
over onto a Venetian blind by
cutting the featured design into
134- Inch strips and applying it to
the Stats with wallpaper or library
paste, following the design on the
paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-16

ing soaked them in apricot brandy
Stir 2 cups of sugar into cup
of water. and bring to a boil. Let
boil briskly for 5 minutes. In this
sirup cool 2 pounds of perfect
Iplums until tender, then, into the
hot juice, stir q teaspoon of gela-
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Save $50 to 500 and More

ss95 to st2.e5 Cool Dresses
Choose from eottons and sheer royons at all three
Yms ladies' shops. In Juniors and Misses sizes.
" at Clarendon, Va. and Northeast
only tAt oil sto'.''. S5.S5
$l295 to Sl7.95 Cool Dresses
Choose eottons, oyons, sheers, prints in light and
dork summer dresses. Juniors, Misses at oil
stores " sizes Clarendon only. (At ell
} sors''. $S.s5
sl7e5 to SIS Cotton, Royon Dresses
Choose from selection of better cotton and rayon
dresses and sheers prints and dark eolors. Misses
and Juniors (At YMs St. end Clarendon stores
snIyl $ll.S5
S22.e5 to S28.25 Silk Shontuns Dresses
Fine silk shontuno dresses block grey.
Fine for now through foil At YMs Street
'tor. o"IyJ $l7.s5
S17.e5 Royon Summer Suits
Choose from light color suits and whites Sizes
1920 and " tAt YMS Street and
and ea's"do" stores o"y' $685.
$5.95 to Sl0.95 Summer Skirts
Choose from cotton and linen skirts in sheer and
heavier types. Broken sizes. At YMs Clarendon
store only. $3.50 to $5.s5
$2.o8 to S7o5 Cool BIouses
Special group includes cottons, piques, botste
silk shontune. ToIored, dessy. Broken sizes.
At YMs Street and Clarendon onIy.)
$1.s9, $3.50, $500
$1,000 Soop-n-woter Crested jacket
jacket in white and navy with crest Washable
(At fMS Street and Clarendon stores only.)
$4.S5
$3.e5 and S4.95 Seersueker Separates
Choose shirts, bouses. jackets in cool woshobls
seersucker. tAt YMS Clarendon store onIyl.
Sl.ee
s. and 1898 Terry Dry Offs, Wroporonss
Thirsty terry cloth dry offs and wrop-orounds
ssI cool evenings IF St. and e''''"d's ;'s ss
$685. to sle.e5 Royon Duster coots
proeteoI. comfortable royon busters. High foshion
tAt YMS St. end Clarendon stores only)
S4.s5
9ZL.So 70 S3o IopPers
Light ond dork shades in fine toppers for cool
evenings dress up occasions. r. St. and Clarendon
store '"y'' SASS
S35 and $685. Coots, Topper
Fomous make fine quality coats and toppers low
low priced! II St. and Clarendon stores enyl.
$2z.S5
So to $685. Summer Hondboas
clarendon store onIyl
$3.50, $780,, $685.
"Plus Fed.
Friday Store Hours:
Downtown: 9 AM to PM
Northeast: o AN. to 9 PM
TIaranlex ". Ga A IA @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-16

delicious
voncoIed oppe and
something refreshments wholesome snoeks for
the entire foniy.
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trials were an attempt at mass dis
ciplinary action during the daily
retreats which marked the early
days of the Korean conflict and
that such discipline was not in
flicted upon white troops"
Following receipt of such infor-
nation and appeals from the con-
victed men, the NAACP decided to
send Nh. Marshall to Tokyo to
make first hand investigation At
first his request for an entry per-
NIT was denied by General Mae
Arthur. A direct appeal to the
General by Walter White, NAACP
executive secretary, opened the way
for Mr.. Marshall to make the trip.
The NAACP, Mr.. Marshall said
at his farewell press conference,
believes that it is imperative that
discrimination of all sorts be rooted
out of the Armed Forces, especially
at time when these services are
expanding and beginning to play
a more important part in the lives
of every citizen"