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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
One Lone Passenger Arrives on Pan Am

C-e lone passenger, Kenneth Loken. arrived from Seattle yester- day or Pan American Airways yes terday. Twenty-seven flew south.
 To Seattle F. Bedding, MT. and Mrs. H. e. Clark, Bruce Harpoll P. D. Koon, Bev Beanland, Jack Fiicke, Col. Versace. Col. Levin, Leo Saarela, L. Moore, Mrs. J. Pope joy, Ma!y Lindsey, Larry Pusich, MT and Mrs. V. II. Leak, M. Seller, R. Alexander.
 To Ketchikan: Edward Krum, Floyd Volk, J. Mcdonald, MT. and Mrs. George H. Beck, P. Mather, Wayne Pendleton, L. Smith, l.. Royer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
No pirafe Dance On Saturday Night

The Pirates Dance, sponsored by the Emblem Club for Elks and their ladies, scheduled for Saturday night in the Elks ballroom has been postponed to later date. This postponement is because the ball. room is now being painted and refurnished and will not be ready for the dancing party at this week end.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
Former Juror Stirs Probe
 With Charge

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6-R- A former jurors charges that the Justice Department is trying to keep the lid on the truth" today eclipsed a federal grand jury probe of the Northern California Federal Internal Revenue Bureau
 The accusation was made by Mrs. Hilary Crawford. wife of a San Francisco attorney, in letters to Sen. Richard Nixon (R-Calif) and Rep. Patrick J. Killings R-Calif)
 Mrs. Crawford said government prosecutors subjected her to an "in- -uisition" that made her i'll, result ng n her release from the grand jury in Soptembcr.
 She was ele-Gcd Secretary of the grand jury and served for six months.
 Assistant U. s. Attorney Robert McMillan, director of the investiga- ton, denied the charge and said he knew nothing of any inquisition.
 In Whittier, CaDt.. killings said he intends to ask 2 Congressional igation-leading l.. possible impeachment proceedings-of rul- ings by three federal judges dur ing the seven-month grand jury probe. He did not name the judges.
 Contents of Mrs. Crawford's let ters were disclosed in Washington and confirmed by her in San Fran cisco. She said she wrote the two solops because T think people should know the treatment that at least one juror had"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
Olympic Ski Team Member Dies from 5kiiing Injuries

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 6-LR- James Griffith of Ketchum, Idaho, member of the United States ski team chosen for next years Olym- pics, died today, three days after he was injured in a skiing accident.
 Death was attributed to pulmon- ary embolus-a blood olot.
 Griffith crashed into a tree dur ing a downhill run Monday at the Alta resort.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06

FROM ANCHORAGE Martin P Schluter of Anchorage is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
DOUG GRAY RETURNS

Douglas Gray, proprietor of the Hotel Juneau, returned yesterday from Anchorage and Fairbanks. He had been on two weeks active duty with the Navy at Kodiak.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
DIvORCES GRANTED

Divorces granted in U. s. Dis trict Court were: Phyllis Maynard from Russell G. Maynard; Fred Spink from Gladys A. Spink; and Lucille s. Glafke from William B. Glafke.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
Surf Ski Champ
 Dragged Undey, Killed by Shark

NEWCASTLE, Australia, Dec. G. R-A shark killed Frank Okulich, 21, Australian surf ski champion, at Merewether Beach here today. His terribly mauled body was washed into shallow water an hour after mortified onlookers saw him drag ged under.
 Okulich, a guard at the beach, was swimming 100 yards from shore with three other guards when at tackled
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
FOOD SALE

The Westminster Fellowship is having a food sale Saturday Dec ember 8, Sears, Roebuck, at 10 am.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06
CLYDE FRANKS HERE

Clyde Franks, Sitka contractor, is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06

polev, who also copied the Ameri- can B-29 to produce what the Rus sians call the TU-4 strategic bomber
 The TU-10, as described by Jane's appears to be a light bomber.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-06

H. A. Van Ermer of Petersburg is at the Baranof Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-11-27

Freed Eisemonn quoIty teIevision - fomous
the world over-ot sensational sovines! Spor-
kineIy brilliant picture performance on
big, big 20" screen high fidelity tone
quality exquisite cobinet styling in gen.
uine mohoeony. Another greet Phillips ex-
cIusive-on sole at oil three stores in original
factory cortons.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

Christmas cards We in this instance means
the little MSSus and correspondent years
with the exception year. correspondent
until days enjoy
thoughtful acquaintance waers and others have
way.
Possibly because Christmas 8 a busy U.S. have
thOughesy imprvious pointed sug.
gstons that should holiday prepare.
tons selecting Christmas enjoys
csVng Christmas cards terribly helping
Christmas although they
the house rs before year
addressed all OF the cards despite the better halls hint that
wouldn't do the job properly and
cards when kept right addressing
Ours simple green
cVed were all beautiful ranging from the simplest the
eae design and workmanship Many hours
their selection.
These words written two days before Chrmas Develma
the house dcatorJ Indignantly
that cards should not BE- opened before Christmas morning
meanwhile shaking opened
veopes surrounding our little Charslde bOokstand
The card Mr.. l. newest st.
attorney green
The Reuben warrsn had jolly with offering
Jolly seasonSbe Cherro Mae and Eddie
pretty young lass yoohoong the greetings Of the Tom
swan the milk mans card had Jolly pink checked
Hubert Humphrey family with Nancy skipper Bobby Douglas
greeted US from the porch Of the Senator'S home Maryland
Humphrey pooch also the picture the front Of the
tive card Of best wishes Ora Ncwman little card
selection
holly wreathed card "skeetsr"
Halls offering adorned with
Crer and Ives winter the Country from Dorothy
LAMAR Roberts sanda Anthony
the form several letters Flake Clause
Ruth Judys with blue silver
Luther
white contained gracious invitation and them
Washington Grahams
and the sheet silent Night pictured the
The Charles Horns the Guchard Paris Hamar
the Frank Pagers Bill Lelands Harry
Arnold Karlns the Eric Hoyers the Henry Kitchens
s"abrons the Sidney saers all
quste leaving with hearts
Ireta and NJ K Mac Knights gold white opined
Dropping
To Of let you
That folks like you help
Brighten life
Angels singing the glad udings Chrss
and Timothy Howard pensve
Merry Christmas Emma burning
bright candles lighted Merry Christmas Happe
a Jew
Lovely Edith Moulden
Charles Stafford
Robert b Ehlen. The Halls Harriet Davis
Fevs Addie and John Johnnie Mae Lafayette Fields
Unique Is scottes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

message Henry Thomas tamyS handsome
pleasing the Eva and Frederick Jones offering
Our house was happier by cus
out Spokane: Betty BOsdghamsr DOsn
BOyds Gwndoyn Fowler Des Mones Clark
Chavs shrlee Grin and
Dahl Mae and Nathaniel Clark Loretta and Everett Wa Tom and
Jones' Morrison, Bobby Thompson in
City Glanons David p and Dorothy Evans in
X. C, and Olga and Joseph SonnenSchen
Mable and r thoughtful Mae
Hatcher Harold Wilson Sweat Augustine Skinner Charlie John
son. Johnson Louis, the John
sengStackss Chicago Gen Homer George Jeanette and Ann
udcke Ted and Sarah Vaughn and Clio Werson the Shelton
and Ash Gasns Clarence and
Gloria Smith, Anna Fan Fay Harrison George Game Mr. and
Mrs Hobart Mitchell and Hobart Jr who Is soon to be Bene
Ruth Paul and Bobby Blumberg Florence and
Jim Markham Phil and Edna Mccullough the Bert saughters
Adslne Adams Pear Brown Tea and Edyhe Burt Mr. and Mrs
E L. and Mrs W. Bolts the Leon Abbeys of Chicago
Sarah and Priscilla Meredith and
Norman Howell
Harold Wilson designs
Christmas glowing pictung
lovely active wife gives much of her time
to community betterment
The Anthony greeting appropriately
There time quite like Christmas
for remembering the friendships
Wishes like the Old Tried and
ones-A Merry Christmas
And Happy New Year.
Cards from Leonard Curry sargents
Jimmy helped gaden o
Right purity greetings the mail left box
the William Russels the Maurice Moses
New from JOSptre who Mime
aPOhs. long from his native Haiti
So those who Dole and Ben Peey making
their home California the Adams Duluth the Head
Of Lakes W. Washington hospital bed
titled Jolly Christina Dial
will make many Christmas parties a
Holiday greetings form content but all adding
the spirit OF the from Marjorie and Paul DR.
and Mrs Earl Weber
Ellis Houston Peter scheiner
Dad Walker Theodore Maxine
fet and Louis Moore
II but had the descriptive space
describe the greeting
TO house It would please nightly
Suffice 1t to love and friendship
and thankful
violence has been kind and the Lord his throne
trouble world many
mbued with that the nders Christmas
way.-CEN.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
Minnesota vs.. DenmCrk; Or The Argument
Over Nuf3aF

This dairy point
wisely
dairy products competition with similar American products
Andersen who offered the amendment and Senator
Tys Wing
with Anderson their home and the state Depart
ment say No,
this particular Issue to offer positive opinion But we do think It Is
typical problems
make success Of their role Of leadership in the noncommun
easy reaction you depend dairy
q large do all say
Why keep out the foreign butter It might hurt the price of the
butter produce"
policy stasmanahp short GIFTED course
We should keep other points In mind
that people say they opposed subsdes they
oppose a a nothing
subsidy In behalf Of the producer" whose outside competition
duty levied.
generally agreed relatively
among prerequisites prosperity
United offering very
ship the richest nation all throws roadbIock
free trade time II faces a little foreign competition
point spending Europe
against hardly help them
economically by taking their forcing
Them to trade Russia
The foreign policy in which most Democrats and the
Eisenhower Republicans their
the majority people
future pretty closely tied to that of Europe.
Certainly the Communists
OF Asia they control These backward populations teras
ndstray generations they
productive enough even to sustain their numberS
But Europe a great
shop composed Of big factories and highly skilled population
these productive facilities should
woud be N danger indeed
while spending year building
military power spending
that amount to help the people Of western Europe
share ancestry and democratic
fcnd themselves America investing
tenth in the people Of free Europe
conclusion then = o butter
Danish butter not be decided isolation other problems
guiding
ton the probable foreign
policy who's" failure viii depend the
dom and democracy In every corner Of the paneOOdGe County
IndrpcRdrnt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

organisation formed To education
approval November 1869 Of
posed amendment No To this Minnesota constitution.
recalled tho which would aol
receipts county and
ship percent and village streets The remaining
would this state highways instead % the 100
cent the highways now receive.
step, Association Amendment No, o" has
pubshsd booklet entitled Strengthening the Highway
booklet forth clearly the
the significant facts brought
these:
money available
highways $50 million $50 million
while funds available county roads
increased on 'front.' million aa7 million
The big state highway funds from the dec
1919 legislature the gasoline tax and the motor
vehicle The legislature this action with the thought that
county roads would the through
the 1850 but instead the amend
the higher
which the Legislature contemplated
Amendment No approved, the state highways viii still
ts million spend with lo74sAp
sos million This because the highway
nd been making payments s indebtedness SAT- million
per year but the final payment win be- made In 1867
General opinion highway authorities that highways
should b. built maintained the highway like
vehicle levies
property for than other state the
union
II Amendment No passes secondary rural will
s than $500 nnda compared "a
$4,000 for each mile Of state highways
II Amendment No municipality Minnesota
will every its ci
Dodge County Independent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

Editor long worried by
political
geographical the q, Cuba
ow white tourists country
What ct among
cOlorpd lack knowledge
information about Cuba that them um this country As
Cuban hike the friendly
the better and profitable
understanding
give possible
obtain number OF American coord vsi.
population
a complete called
and what the public
lationa between white colorVd people
very greatly like your cooperation.
giving and address that be able 60
receive why they
therefore enabling to offer them facts
that this the ideal country
Tor their vacations.
agent decatnE the
political having elaborated
during years the well known
soclologlst STAFF Of "Daro
active member OF the "Atenas
cub" people (AEramoente 81 ga HaVanal
You for the cooperation
YOU nay Kindly give this sndSavOr And awaiting with inter
St your reply for which anticipate thanks
nK % cordially FsrracaS HArS AsiAT Ssl
In MAhanA. CnhaA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

lndustTy would render to
less thousands OF people could develop
uf the s and being
retired AZ the of 6S
Not 10 long this writer a honong a
nations solely because he had reached what
when protest president Of
offered lie
best he has large
physically The
retired would difficult
for tho that would
reach important positions
In the under discussion the
both physically place
extremely surely he himself would
b. happier Retirement
from many Is a tragedy when
odAge
finds that
because they
percent retire Voluntarily
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
Letters To The Editor
WANTS wIOOIMs spITcn PUBLISHED

Editor Your Christmas publication tne but I've
searched twice Mr. Virgins controversial speech really
wasn't published for would like read that that
could mans job especially when children
the und states Of the few the world whore
speech permitted who the student
such professor Virgins Co have donswho
dent TO individual Of collective thinking this Of herd
applied IsaouSy guarded
university him can't pub
hah that speech I'm others interested
truly. Evelyn "
Minneapolis 10 MnR.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
Goodbye 1851

1891 close many Of IN are apt 70 fee
hectic has been year OF uncertainty ooh
on and the international scene
sarann may truhfry 1901 the In which
going the dogs and that nobody
about a. At the height OF t"ehno
knowledge solution 10 the pr
getting nations Of the world together
any type Of world peace program
the only believe Of world In which
pushed 1861 TO keep liz work
moving for the United States the u would only be
the good thing that came out OF World
War H.
already by the International situation and the
further depressed by the scandals and
corruption IN high places counryS governmental
waG . wabasha street said TO w an we walked
along Bring couldn't be than 1891
This Newspaper that the vocal gentle
ma npaks truth than perhaps he realized
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

effort TO m okS your
shopping simpler an d
happier. You hove on
eoUrossd them 70 90 on
advertising in your
newspaper. And, In this
~Oy, you hove helped
your popOr bring you
more stories, more pic
lures Of your own friends
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
May the New Year Bring Peace and Happiness"
Shop the American Way!

Reed the advertisements In this
newspaper before you buy!
As the old year ends and the New Ysor begins,
your newspaper and the people who advertise in
your newspaper have O spSeioI message for you.
Yog hove sssemPLlshsd @ greet deal when
you have token your business 70 the advertisers in
your newspapers.
When Yeu have shoPped with our adXer4Is.
erSy you have shown your oPPrseiGtien Of their
Evening star., 1951-12-17
HELP MEN
MAINTENANCE ENCINFFP ~,

ENGINEER with ho-
tel or apt. hotel experience; give
references. age, present place Of
employment and salary. Box 22S-Z,
Star. -I7
for soda fountain, expert
enced, capable of assuming complete
charge. CHANDLER'S DRUGS.
Landoyer Hills, Md, UN. 1886. lis
MECHANICAL Experi-
enced in design and development of
complex mechanisms, to accept re-
sponsibility for technical admins
tration of projects in the general
fields of Instrumentation and ap-
piled mechanics. A BACKGROUND in
physics and mathematics required
Salary commensurate with ability TO
accept responsibility Call Mrs
Fuchsman, OF. S93S, ENGINEERING
RESEARCH ASSOCIATES. INC, 5O7
18th St S. Arlington. Va. is
MESSENGER--Mail clerk, Washing
ton office of large corp. requires
services of intelligent and reliable
young man over Is to assist in
mail room, and daily messenger
service 5-day wk,, pleasant work
ing conditions. Cali ST. 2O2l, after
$50 am. Monday. Dec. II for
appointment --17
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Automobile
Service Sales Manager

Service Sales Manager
Must be thoroughly sxperieneed: RI
lent opportunity for advancement.
ton. Apply Box 13-B star.
BARRIERS, colored. 3. good trade;
guaranteed salary or top cornmis-
sion. MODERN BARBER SHOP.
I716 7th st. NV. 17s
BOOKKEEPER-Male. with knowl-
edge of administration and sales
ability. Some travelling. good pay.
HU. 1884 for appt.. between am.
20 1870 am. Wed. and Thurs. only.
BoOKKEEPER-Must be thoroughly
experienced In double entry. Whole.
no,s posit,on maaop Open 0ess' for qusiifed sppi.
can't. b-day week, MR.. MAREN-
nRRTfESHeIi.YEksSiSS RTEei IA; 1862; men needed for
Va. 1h. Cali cSi' ANcHoR INVESTMENT
CO., Mr.. Metz. RE. 1055. IA
BRICKLAYERS, LIST class mechanics
only; apply Eastern and Laurel ave-
nues, Takoma Park. or phone "A.
sRiSCIKSIAYERs at Alabama ave. and
Stanton rd., long union job; must oe
or apprentices need apply. IL
BRICKLAYERs-76 men needed fol
ige. housing project in Norfolk, Va
SS per hr. Call ANCHOR FIRE.
PROOFTNG CO.. Mr.. Metz. RE
BUTCHER, experienced, sober and de-
salary. Call In person. WOODMOOR
MARKET. lO139 Colesvills I'd. Sil-
yer Spring, Nd -19
Evening star., 1951-12-17
SALESMAN
LEADS ONLY
NO CANVASSING

NECESSARY. HU. 6240. 10
Statesmen t5), estab. terr. and re-
neat clientele; no car or exper. nee,
start about sos wk.: perm. with op-
port. for rapid advancement with
natl CO: Apply 10-2 PM. RIM. 702,
11Q 14th st. NV. -19
wanted. Frankly speaking, this is
purely a unique opportunity for ag-
greSsive and hard hitting top flight
heating statesmen to become mem-
bers of Washington's largest and
fastest-growing heating and home
Improvement company. To the right
type of man, this connection as
sures top earnings. plus an incen-
tive plan exclusive with our organ
tzatfon. Actually. we require ex-
perienced men because the quality
features OF our product deserve
expert telling and selling. Come
INTO our large Offices and show
rooms and talk over our UNIQUE
mornings. CONSOLIDATED ENGI-
NEFRING & DISTRIBUTING co.
OF AMERICA. 400 H st. ne. -22
are needed. age 90
40; car furnished: salary; positions
are permanent; earnings should eX-
coed $50 wkly Apply 8 a.m.-I2
noon. MRS. SCOTT. 5511 14th st.
If you can earn over y
$3.50 a week. selling watches on
in our long established organiza-
tion. No down payment required
mission Joe Tash. NEW york
JEWELRY CO.. 7I9 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
HELP MEN

TYPIST. age 20-35, accuracy and
average speed of so words per min.
required; all modern employe bene-
fits with an expanding organization.
Call ME- Gql1. 30
UPHOLSTERER-Full time. part
work ROYAL UPHOLSTERY CO.,
1928 Georgia ave. NV, TU. 226S.
MAN, colored; some pressing
experience, helpful but not essen
tisi' tnr ii6esal company BENEFITS; chance
nspt office, WARDMASNp Spip PARK siilpFH5. Ho:
TEL. 2700 Woodley rd. NV. is
WAREH0USEMAN for wholesale hard
var ware and electrical supply house.
WRkDERs vi '9srti 'arci: exper. 14-sauge;
IuMBIA spEciALTY % Co. NC.
503 Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase,
MAN. grocery and vegetable expert
salary: Can in person. WooDMooR
MARKET, 1929 Colesville rd., Sill
yer Spring, Md -19
MAN to install auto. accessories; good
working conditions; good starting
ANcE CO, 714 o st. NV. -19
MAN WANTED TO sell RaWlelgns 8
household products to consumers.
We help you. Good profits for hus-
tier No experience needed to start.
Pleasant. profitable dignified work.
Write today. RAWLE1GH'S. dept.
DCL-14-53. Chester Pa.
MAN, white. for general house work,
must have drivers permit; good
salary plus board. room and laun-
dry Apply in person. MASONIC
& EASTERN STAR HOME. 5000
New Hampshire ave. ne. -17
MAN ABOUT 40 YRS. who has been
successful can earn $4,000 or more
a year with a high-class establish
ment-local corporation. Give par
ticulars Of work you have been en-
gagged in during past 10 years Box
36l B, Star. is
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Relief Clerk
For transient washinRton
hotel.
BOX 447-B, STAR

ROUTE MAN for diaper service. pref
erably married. 81 or over. white.
D. C. permit; refs. required; guar.
HH snd sSaDard sSa AsslF Rsos s. II. AubRg MtiSD II
ROOM CLERK. ssi End NV watch. PoTo.
MAC HOTEL. 500 18th st. NV;
ROUTE SALESMAN, large food com
psny, 30 yrs; in business: will have
married and has responsibility; sal
ary and commission Cali co. 95s6
SALES MANAGER. for established
SaTden es,,d sa,nb, Plan Memo5isl 6nd OBJ Park in
Beautifully illustrated sales Kit.
1909 cooperation from sales
minded management. Qualifications:
advertising sales plan. ability to
hire. train and manage sales dept.
Replies In confidence. Please give
complete details to MT. P. o. Box
ssI1s s114: Philssdelphia e; Pa; -
appliances; Experienced in kitchen
planning, TO handle department and
statesmen. Top franchise GE, West
inghouse. Bendix, RCA, Geneva,
YOUNGSTOWN. Crane. std, etc. Must
have local references, car and cap
able of earning $4,000 year or more.
Apply J. l.. BATEMAN g. SONS,
1904 r. /. ave. ne. HO. 1900.
SALESMAN with car. $40 wkiy. Nis SAL
ary plus sales commission. Whole
sale supply Arm. Alert sales minded
man having nice appearance, good
personality. to call on local general
merchants. restaurants, taverns,
grocers. AMERICAN PAPER PROD
UCTS CO. 1890 H st. ne. --17
SALESMAN-Retired man, to sell
only one item. To Offices and busi-
ness establishments at your leisure
time. Be your own boss, good
profit. State qualifications. Reply
Box 106-B. Star. 20
Evening star., 1951-12-17
HELP MEN

SALESMAN, mature, responsible. with
ing establishments in WASHINGTON
excellent salary, working cond
and opportunities. Call between q
and for appt. AT 6S6S. All
replies in strict confidence. lis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
To sell Baby Ruth and Butterfingers
on franchise basis. Good salary and
commission; truck furn., cash de-
post required, For interview, write
j. r, STIREWALT, 2I0O Dexter
ave. Silver Spring, Md. No phone
calls. -23
Evening star., 1951-12-17

PLUMBER, must have Md. drivers
license; paid top wages. UN. 1859.
experienced, drivers
permit; must have local ref; top
PAMTowsKI. GE. os4S Is.
PLUMBERS t3), wanted; Maryland
journeyman card required, New
constructions; top wages. Call WA.
1855 from 9 to s. TO. 1881 after
8 pm -I9
jobbing and remodel
ing work. Must be 1st class. top pay,
steady lob. Apply ]. L. BATEMAN
4 SONS, 2004 r. I. ave. ne, Ho.
a20O. -l9
PORTER AND SODA CLERK. Sc.
drugstore; day work; Sun. of: good
MEN. (25l. white. to distribute hand
bills: daily pay. So. Report Z am,
460 New York ave. NV lis
PORTER, good starting salary with
bonus; excellent working cond.;
D. c. drivers license preferred Ap-
ply in person, HERSON'S AUTO l.
APPLIANCE CO., TIA o st. NV.
PORTER, for general cleaning and
stock work. STANDARD DRUG
CO.. 9l4 r st NV
Evening star., 1951-12-17
NIGHT AUDITOR
For transient Washington hotel.
APPLY
BOX 439-B, STAR

NIGHT CASHIER. hours, IL to s.
Call at room 221. auditors office.
ANNAPOLIS HOTEL, 11th and H
PARTS TRUCK DRIvER-Excelient
opportunity for reliable young man
who knows city and has D. c. driv-
er's permit. Apply Mr.. Gust, HILL
d SANDERS. INC. lila Vermont
ave