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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-17

We have available an outstanding
position for thoroughly experienced
bookkeeper desiring permanent con-
nectien with q large automobile
leadership, conveniently located, ex-
ceptional opportunity with many
benefits offered to qualified person.
includ. pleasant, comfortable, air
cond. ONCE. Automotive experience
preferred but not required. See
Mrs. Mcdonnell at ADDISON CHEW
ROLET SALES, INC. 1908 14th st.
NV III
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for good sales
man; planned sales program: earn
what you are worth; personality es-
sential; must have car. Phone ia.
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1124 ID ST. INV. IL
WAITRESS, white, over 81. expert
en ssI 9 f1ss ,4 sAN y REsIAu-
WAITRESS, young. attractive and ex-
pperienced; excellent wSrkinE con,
eoHoN1& SGV co isP saop Cor sSth
W HaH REi s'1 white h:s 1880 am. to s
pm; closed Sundays. Apply 1918
W SsefpFFiff sse; v hE; exp; hours. ~
noon-s Pm; good pay. Apply 5s2s
Georgia ave. NV, GA. 1887.
WAITRESS, white; must be over 90;
iBotwf1EEsss R RESI- r. H s4sl MARI
w PafT nIss. white. night work: i' l.
waitress job, SO good tips and salary
221 RIGGS I'd. NE. RA. 97s9. LIS
WAITRESS, Experienced, for small
night club. Apply 1919 New York
WAITRESS wanted, apply in person
Palace .ra Restaur an na 9S5 .. Rsnnsyl
WAITRESS (white), experienced. WIG
can type menus. Daywork. 1915
Good salary and tips; no sundays
EDS GRILL. 1899 d st. ne. IL
~ 17s
MATTRESSES t2). no experience
necessary. must be neat and owe
81, for LIQUOR restaurant: day o.
night; top wages and good tips
| Apply COMMODORE RESTAURANT
wHaiiHTRRRsssiEs.n white, and counterfeit
| Hours IL noon to 8 pm. and 4 pm
to midnight. Good food, beer. Excel
salary and TIPS. Apply MOWERS
RESTAURANT, 6525 Ga. ave. NV.
i RA 9S2S
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BOOKKEEPER
ASSISTANT

Must have knowledge Of
tipping; old-established retail
store wants refined person for
permanent position; five-day
week. State age, experience.
Personal interview arranged.
BOX 354-H, STAR
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TYPISTS
EXPERIENCED
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
7-HR. DAY
nav FryrEU

1-dh- OA1
6-DAY WEEK
AGE 1880
CALL Ma 1925, EXT. 40. III
TYPIST- CLERK, 2I-35 Eyrs.; 5-day
wk. BRYER ICE CREAM CO.. 1880
Bladensburg I'd ne. -17
perience necessary. This position is
permanent and with an expanding
organization in the engineering and
copy preparation field; annual and
sick leave benefits. Call ME. 6471
TYPIsT OFFICE CLERK-For perma-
gnent position. 5-day wk.; pleasant
working conditions; 1886 preferred
Apply WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,
Wis and Mass. ayes. NV, Mr.. Bay
less, go
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HELP WOMEN Cont,

BEAUTICIAN - A good manacurist
and shampoorer wanted. Fred the
hair stylisteat PHHIPSBoRN. sos
18th st. NV -1S
BEAUTICIAN. air-cond. shop; 5-day
week; $50 plus commission THE
HILLCRAFT BEAUTY SALON, 2S12
Alabama ave. Sc. liz
BEAUTICIAN-Colored for suburban
shop. Call VI. 0107. 30
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TIME

LADIES-PART TIME
hrs. own. choice. REAL
SILK apparel and haber. No can
vass.; about S1.50 hr. Ma. 1857.
WOMAN, white. refined. not over 90.
to care for elderly woman In attrac-
tive home; live in; must have some
knowledge Of nursing; refs. req. 81.
WOMAN to care for invalid lady from
z am. to 6 pm; 5-day wk. 430S
haywood dr., Mt. Rainier, Md. AP.
WOMAN, colored. to make beds, clean
rooms In, hotel; some experience;
a M Dh sSae.s s snveo S5a s. hand
or typewriter. Work must be done
on premises. Apply HOLLYWOOD,
aos IN e sjs' high school sTsd..
investigators for retail shopping
experience necessary. Apply Warner
Bldg. 18th and e st. NV, Room
W yoi az. limit: general Of
ss e W WORK sec some Mk syDlMaf6 Rs Sssy R s0
W I'll son g, Bi Ssndl. local business.
for, old reliable company; 3 hrs.
YOUNG LADY, white. candy counter
york so ssssy and tsTaa5s oInoAg
WANTED. teacher. colored. expert
sneed: o for tipping and switchboard.
get a good. steady lob in virginia;
openings for cashier checkers and
meat wrappers. II yoI, are not
fully experienced; we win pay you
a nI pleasant S environment and re-
ceive vacation with pay. paid hosp.
and other company benefits: Apply
in person. SHIRLEY FOOD STORES,
403 Swami ave-, by taxing bus q
Sem snS a ysrd D
Shopping Center. 500 Leesburg pike,
between Baileys Cross Roads and
Seven Corners take bus marked
Culmore-Parkwood. 18th and Penn.
BIG MONEY FOR YoU-shov We'll
come Christmas cards 81 for 81;
also 40 and 25 for 81 with name on.
No exper. or invest. needed. Sam
glss S and selling plan on .s spDTSy ya.
St. Newark, n. ). 0' QUO A'
POSITION in protestant childrenS
home for white woman, age 20 to
30. capable Of working with chill
dren: good salary. pleasant working
conditions. live in: references re-
ouired. Ma. 7271.
800 FOR CHRISTNlASi
Sell Christmas Cards in spare time.
Cash in big showing the best 81
Card 81 ASSIGNMENTS; EMBOSSED
Name Imprints, so for 81 20; many
others. Profits to 1905. Get FREE
Samples, Assortments on APPROVAL;
$4,000 Contest details. ARTISTIC.
1887 Way. Elmira. N. Y.
PART-TIME TYPISTS
Will try to arrange hours to suit.
between $50 amt pm. Mon
Sat Fast and accurate tipping neces-
sarv Must have ability to use or
willingness to learn use of debating
machine. Air-cond. ONCE. Phone AT.
| 1400 for interview.
PROGRESSIVE
HECHINGER & co.
18th AND H SITS. NE.
A GOOD PLACE TO SHOP
A GOOD PLACE TO WORK
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PAINTER, white; experienced; Ap;
ply assistant manager. CARLTON
HOTEL. 18th. and K SITS. NV, ID
mus App 9s AsAN s'S ToWE s
APARTMENT HOTEL. $500 Mass
ave. NV liz
PAINTERS for construction job; long
term Job. Dir: Out Lee blvd. mi.
past Seven Corners, left on Gallows
I'd. See Jack Prince. LURIA BROS.
PAINTERS. white. sober. lst-elass
mechanics GILBERT AND HAMIL-
P 5faS. 1852 Chaplin St NV @a Sd
PAINTERS, experienced. for large apt.
project; good wages and working
conditions See FOREMAN 5000 blk.
Bradley blvd, Bethesda, Md. -19I
PARTNERSHIPS painters; expert
perienced brush painters. 18th and
North ouantico.; Arl., Va. Gust on
WASHINGTON blvd). -l9
PAPER HANGER, preferably combina-
ton man, for new work. Must be lst
RA. s64s. bet. s and 6. 10
PHARMACIST. full time. for .prescrip-
tion and counter work; good working
cond., vac. and many company bsne-
ts p nFT pe eo a115 apgiy st. sT nav
PHARMACIST, 80 to 40. Excellent
position for aggressive man. Good
:. hours, no Sundays. Salary Sl25
plus pm and bonus. COLUMBIA
PHARMACY, Elk 03S4. -l9
PHARMACIST. steady position, Nd.
PHARMACIST. honest and reliable.
s nights a week Apply in person
between ga, ANNAPOLIS PHARM-
ACY, 500 18th st. NV. IL
PHARMACIST, capable man fol. one
of the best Jobs in town. Reply in
detail. Box IDLE. Star. ~ :
PHARMACIST. registered, for work IN
Richmond. Va. Prescription work
only: good pay. Decentralization and
insurance available. Write Box 1906.
Richmond. Va. liz
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age 21-3o. exper. in
military supply procedure. specifi-
cally stock control of electropic
equipment Inventories; all modern
employee benefits; excel. salary for
qualified person. Cali RE. S125,
SERVICE MAN; outside,
permanent position. CARROLL s..
20 yrs. at 719 H st. NV. ME. 2646.
sERvICEMEN required
Immediately; salary S100 per wk.
plus overtime plus auto allowance
of $50 per week. Several full-time
men are required; vacancies also
exist for several men to work eve
nings; must have own car. Phone
GE. 20SS or call CENTRAL TV at
1881 I4th st. NV. -1a
SERVICE MEN--Outside.
Atlantic needs exper. men for perm.
Jobs; car allowance. salary. plus COM
mission. Apply In person. ATLANTIC
RADIO g. TELEVISION CO.. 1926
18th st. ne. is
TIRE CHANGER, colored: must have
D. C. permit. Phone AT. 1872,
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PRESSERS

Experienced on wool work. Cool,
clean plant Apply DICKIE'S
CLEANERS. 9TH and Franklin st.
ne. II
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OUTSIDE
CONTACT MEN

Car essential; 40-hr.. 5-day wk.; ex-
eel working conds. and liberal COM
pany benefits; perm position. Apply
Personnel once, SEARS, ROEBUCK
& Co., Oil Bladensburg I'd. ne.
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BooKKEEPER- SECRETARY for small
corporation: perm; salary open; D.
day week. Must be efficient. with
nice appearance and personality.
Write very complete particulars.
Box 73-C, Star. LIZ
BUS GIRL. experienced. Apply 1915
aUSiNEss oFFiCE CLERK, typine
essential Good hrs and salary.
Apply in person only. personnel
ONCE PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL. End
ard n SITS. sc. -l7
z5n2 sgfasS sa ESfs Is sal
st nv IL
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HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHERS
FrTwyyNrpxrwrx

Ages II to 40. Splendid
opportunities for advance
ment. Five-day week, all
benefits. with large life In
surance co. Ma. 4506.
III
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PRESS HELPER and feeder -operator
(experienced): opportunity for adj
yancement. WILLIAMS g. HEINTZ
CO.. go Eye st. ne. -l9
PRESS OPERATOR for engraved sta
tionery; experienced; top salary. Call
or apply, SHAPES ENGRAVING Il
ENCLOSING CO., GA E. Lombard
st. Baltimore Plaza 273R %
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CLERKS AND TYPISTS
Permanent. 5-day wk., good salary.
company benefits. Apply Mr.. Trice,
FRANC JEWELRY CO.. 627 7th st.
n W LIZ
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MUNTZ TV
SIG sth STREET Sc.

-1S
SERVICE STATION attendants. part
time. 5 to 10 pm; must be ex-
perienced In fabrication and tire
repairing. ESQ SERVICENTER.
North Capitol and Florida ave.
~
SERVICE STATION attendant, white,
$40 day plus commission and vaca-
ton. Only experienced man on
lube work need apply. See Mr..
Barron, Manager. 1SUNOCO SERV-
ICE STATION, Wisconsin ave. at
River I'd. -23
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SKIP LOCATER, experienced only
full or part time. to work in store;
day or evening. MIR JOSEPH. 719
SODA-F0UNTAIN GIRLS, colored.
experience and references required.
Apply COLUMBIA DRUGSTORE,
$500 Penna. ave. NV. lis
SOLICITORS-Insur agency has
opening for lady for telephone So
licitation and follow-up work on
part-time basis. Experience pref
cradle Please give age, education.
experience and references. Box
SPANISH OR SOUTH AMERICAN
TEACHER, with good education and
instruction, to teach own language
BERLITz SCHOOL, $50 18th St,
NV. 81
STENoGRAPHER, 5-day. 4o-hr. wk
Vacation and sick leave privils. In
teresting work. Excel. chances foI
advancement. Apply Room 400
Tower Bldg. 14th and K SITS. NV.
or phone Ii. 5-670o, Ext. 63323.
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PHOTOGRAPHER

With car, for home sittings; expert
enced man or woman only. Salary
or per sitting. GILBERT STUDIOS.
1886 Georsta ave, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Endangers
American Freedom,
Bishop Sheriff. Says
By the Associated Press

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. H.
The Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sher-
rill, presiding bishop of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church in Amer
lea, says hysterical fear is threat
ening to destroy "the very free
dom for which we struggle"
He said that freedom, be-
cause it is freedom, always presents
immediate dangers, but to try tc
obviate these by regimentation OF
by unwise repression is to lose
our cause by our own action"
Speaking yesterday at Memo.
rial Church, Harvard University
Bishop Sheriff. said it was unfor.
tunate that in the present temper
of America the very word peace
had become suspect, and that "wt
have allowed others. who do no
desire peace, the use of that wort
in many areas of the world"
He continued that although
Americans do not want war there
are many in the world who feal
American domination almost a!
much as Soviet rule. and ever
some of our friends do not under.
stand our methods and objectives.
Bishop Sheriff. spoke at serv.
ices dedicating a marble memoria
to the 697 Harvard men who dice
in World War II service.
Evening star., 1951-11-12
U. 5. Pupils Will Need
|
100000 New Rooms
By 81, Agency Says

The Office of Education today
warned that 100000 additional
classrooms will be needed by 1851
to handle the increasing number
of children enrolling in the Ma
tion's public schools.
The agency issued the warning
in a report on school needs as
American Education Week opened
The Office of Education said 8
million additional children will be
enrolled in the schools by 1860
During that period an additiona
100000 new teachers will be need
ed and $14 billion of construction
and repairs must be undertaken.
Rail I. Grigsby, acting commits
sioner of education, said the PAM
phlet stresses the critical situa-
ton facing today's schools and the
important role Of education ir
Strengthening national defense"
DR.. Grigsby said the 100000
classrooms needed will be in.
creased by II per cent by the
needs of non-public elementary
and secondary schools.
Discussing pupil enrolment
trends, the agency said the num-
ber of students in elementary ano
secondary schools increased 5,029,
182-to 28,388. .346-in the first IL
years after World War I. BY con-
trast, it predicted an increase Of
9.870,459 to 35,159,000- in the
first 10 years after World War II
1t predicted the enrollments would
total 37,186,000 by 1878.
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Auto Stops to Save
Doe; Buck Rams 1t,
ImpoIing Fender
By the Associated Press

RUTLAND, VT. Nov. 12.-An
unidentified New Jersey motorist
got antlers in his fender for being
kind to animals.
The motorist reported he stopped
his automobile on Route 100 to
avoid hitting q doe. Suddenly q
big 12-point buck came charging
out of the woods and drove Its
antlers clear through a real
fender.
With the assistance Of George
Blanchard, a driver for the Rut-
land Herald, the motorist succeed.
led in releasing the fighting buck
which stumbled of down the road
The motorist told MIR. Blanch.
ard he had collision insurance but
added "the insurance company
will never believe this story"
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Huks Kill 9, Wound 8
In Prediction Raid
BY the Associated Pres,

MANILA, Nov. 12.-Communist
Huks bent on disrupting tomor-
rows elections raided Santa Ana
today, burned its municipal build
ing and market place and then
lied to a mountain stronghold.
Nine persons were killed and at
least eight wounded, including
four children. That brought to
SO the death toll in prediction
violence.
The Huks are trying to discour-
age voting in tomorrow's election
OF congressman and provincial.
officials. A drop of 100000 In
registration from the 5000, 900 liz
the 1949 presidential campaign was
attributed chiefly to the campaign
OF terror, begun two months ago
Santa Ana, town of $4,000 or
the edge Of forbidding Candabs
Swamp, was raided by an esti.
mated 300 Huks who screamed
and blew whistles. 1t was the frs
reported instance of the Filipin,
rebels using tactics similar t,
those of the Chinese Communist
in Korea.
The Huks overcame the brie
resistance of Philippine arm,
unit and local police, seized regis
tratlon lists and ballot boxes an,
then fled.
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Trainer and Youth MauIed
By Lion in Ireland
By the Associoted Press

DUBLIN. Ireland, Nov. "a
3-year-old African lioness maulec
her trainer and a 16-year-old boy
and terrorized a whole suburb Of
Dublin yesterday before she wa.
shot by policemen.
The lioness was one of three be.
longing to a circus wintering iI
suburban Fairview.
Trainer William Stevens told
police he was feeding the animals
when one of them jumped through
the cage door.
She dashed into a nearby ga
rage and attacked the 16-year-old
attendant. Stevens lassoed her,
but she turned on him and Sc
verely injured his arm before
breaking free again.
The beast was found crouching
in an open space and was killed
by three police bullets.
Evening star., 1951-11-12
FinIetter Emphasizes
Strategic Bombing
AS Key 10 Victory
BY the Asseciated Press

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. H.
Secretary of the Air Force Finlet
ter deplored today what he sale
was "the fashion at the momen
to lay less than the proper EN-.
phasis on the Importance" o1
strategic bomber forces to attack
enemy air bases and industria!
production centers.
Addressing an Armistice Day
ceremony here, Mr.. Finletter said:
Il want to make it entirely clear
that in my opinion it is not right
for this country to have anything
less than the most devastating air
counter offensive Of which We are
capable.
I'VE must not be misled by i'm
provements in other parts OF our
air job, such as tactical air (avia-
ton for the support Of ground
troops, to lose sight Of the fact
that the thing we are trying to
do, in the event that unhappily
we should be attacked, is to strike
at the very heart of this attack
and to see to it that the attack Is
stopped at the earliest possible
moment.
Nothing other than strategic
air will do this. Victory on the
battlefield is a victory on the
battlefield and it has to be fol.
lowed by other victories on the
battlefield. But only by striking al
the heart of the modern industria
net and at the direct sources o.
the enemy's air attack can WI
have any hope whatsoever O.
achieving a rapid end to any wa
which might happen"
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Israel May Take Over
British Potash Firm
BY the Associated Press

TEL AVN, Israel, Nov. H.
Israel plans to take over the dor
mant, British-owned potash con-
cession in the Dead Sea as semi
nationalized project, the Labor
Party newspaper Davar reports,
allowing the British to continue
as investors.
Israel today announced appoint
ment of cabinet committee to
negotiate with the British-owned
company for speedy resumption of
operations. A spokesman said the
whole question is under consider
alton, "even including nationali-
zation."
Company officials, however, greet
ed the naturalization report with
caution, and pointed to snags and
legal complications.
Davar said the government
apparently anxious to avoid the
sort Of squabble that arose over
Trans oil naturalization law
rejected leftist demands for i'm
mediate full naturalization Of the
firm of Palestine Potash, Ltd. In
stead, the paper said, it will offer
British shareholders a chance tt
participate with Israel.
The. paper indicated that if the
British shareholders don't enter
the semi-nationalized setup, they
will be compensated by the Israel
government for holding that WoulC
be taken over.
Potash, which has many uses ir
industry. is yielded by the inland
Salt Sea, 1892 feet below the
Mediterranean level.
Davar, which is close to govern
ment officials, said the cabinet de.
cided on the projected change last
week and repeatedly authorized q
$2.5 million investment with
money to be borrowed from the
u. S. Import Export Bank.
Evening star., 1951-11-12
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO Nov. IL IdP.-salable hogs.
Friday. both butchers and sows; top 10
cents higher at 1880 paid for choice
180-215 pound averages; most 1SO-26O
pound, 1S.35-l8.50: 270-300 pound butch
ers. iS.OO-18.25: few. 140-160 pounds
II. 90 1925; sows weighing under 3QO
pounds, 17.75; most 300-350 pounds
16.75-l7.25; 375-4O0 pounds. 16.25-16.50i
odd head heavier weights down to 14.25;
Y sslabie cattle. 1a.ooo; salable calves
500 steers selling at $4,000 and above
steady; -heifers steady to strong; cows
steady; bulls scarce and 80 cents higher
vealers steady to 100 lower; top. 39.75
with most high-prime steers. 38.50-39. so
seofe sooa % lesssheIes 81. g. stii.s,
down to 27.O0; heifers. top. 38:40; most
choice to prime heifers. 34.00-37 30 with
utility and commercial. 25.00.28. so: util.
ity and commercial cows. "a .0O-28 90;
most utility grade. 81 1.00-24.0 90; .canners
and cutters. 16.00-19.50. mainly, with
bulls. 26.00-29.50; commercial to prime
veslsrs; 2s.o9.seoo So6d. Sdd head to 37:99. 37:99
steady: top. 5000. paid for prime-fed
Western clipped lambs and for prime ma
tive woolskins; yearlings continued very
slow ;ewes weak: Gull to good ewes. 1850
1360
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Red Press Breaks Silence
On Middle East Proposal
By the Associofed Press

MOSCOW, Nov. 12.-The Soviet
press, in its first comment on the
Western proposal for a Middle
East defense command, today de-
|scribed the plan as another "in-
trigue."
The Communist Party news
paper Pravda said the command,
sponsored. by the United States,
Britain. France and Turkey, would
be created "along the lines of the
aggressive Atlantic pact and in
tended to assure the carrying out
of the aggressive plans of the
American imperialists In the Mid
die East"
Pravda added that Egypt and
other Middle Eastern states have
refused to participate in the plan
Evening star., 1951-11-12
Police
Continued From First Page.

wouldn't have been so quick on
the trigger. The average boy
would figure, Let the top brass
fight it out for themselves"
He said Arnold Bauman, the
committee counsel, had, an oppor-
tunity to tell him before the
meeting how many were going to
get the QUESTIONABLE, but had re-
fused to do so.
Inspector Lutz said he had sent
out to all commanding officers
the opinion written by Mai. Bar
rett's lawyers to guide the men
This cited the ruling handed down
last Friday by District Court
Judge James r. Kirkland and
added:
1T is our opinion that any men,
Der OF the association would have
the legal right to refuse to an
swer on this basis (the Judges
ruling). If they decide not tr
answer, however, it is pointed out
that refusal to do so might imme.
diately invite suspension witho,1,
pay and ultimate trial board pro-
ceedings.
Up to Individual.
Inere he can again claim con.
stltutional rights, privileges or an,
other legal defense"
Meanwhile, Mr.. Bauman an.
nounced that a former investigate,
on Gov. Dewey's racket-bustine
squad started work today ana.
,yzlng the questionnaries thai
have been returned.
The special investigator, an &C.
countant, was formerly with tn,
district attorneys Office in New
YORK. MIR. Bauman withheld hi.
name,