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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30

which reaches the Justice Depart
ment has been investigated pretty
well.
He said "a suspected person
must know something's wrong
with his return when revenue
agents have gone around to check
his books"
And when asked an official in
the Justice Department about this
same point, he said it's possible
a case could reach the depart
ment-after all the Investigations
without the suspect having any
idea he's in trouble-but it's not
likely.
In fact, he said, away down
the line of investigation a suspect
is allowed to bring in his lawyer
to confer with the Internal Rev
enue Bureau.
Later, when the Justice Depart
ment gets the case and there
no record of the suspects lawyer
appearing anywhere, the man is
notified he can have a lawyer
talk over his case with the JUS
tIce Department.
Briefly, these are the steps in
volved in tax case, from the
time it's discovered until it's
brought to trial or dropped:
Jones files a return. Checking
revenue agent has reason to
believe there's fraud. He brings
in special agent, called an intel
ligence agent. of the Internal
Revenue Bureau.
The agent investigates. II he
finds evidence confirming the
suspicion, and thinks there's
enough to get conviction in
court, ne makes a report to his
toss, a chief intelligence agent.
If the chief agrees there's
evidence for a court trial, he
recommends it to the revenue
bureaus chief counsel for the
region. There are four regional
offices. There lawyers go over
the evidence.
If they think there's a good
case, they send it to the Bureaus
chief counsel in Washington. If
he agrees, it goes to the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue and
from him to the criminal section
Of the Justice Departments tax
division There a lawyer is as
signed 10 the case to decide
whether there's enough evidence
to warrant a trial.
If he, too, agrees. he sends it
TO the Assistant Attorney Cen
eral in charge of the tax division,
the job which CaudIe held.
If Assistant Attorney General
agrees, he notifies the q. S. Dis
trict attorney in the district in
Nolved to bring the accused man
10 trial If the Assistant Attorney
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30

you would thing she really were
a woman-and near. And yet
she is-how far? Tell me the
miles in desire?
/ don't know just why I joined
the bird watchers. l guess they
all had just been looking for
something they hadn't been able
to Finland figured it would
have wings if they did find it.
And I guess | must have felt
that way, too.
Anyway I was restless, and
this life felt heavy upon me, and
to 90 with them lifted a little of
the weight.
Really. I guess, the sad cata-
Iogue of bird watching meant
nothing much to me. But it gave
me kind of discipline of feath-
ers. | counted the colors and the
the names of birds as a duty and
an opportunity as I saw them
my rosary of wings.
Each had separate personality,
anchored to something I had
known. The wren was a fretful
wife, tied to her children and
trying to rule the world. The
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30
A SLEEPY TIME TALE
FOR BIRD WATCHERS

thrush was Caruso in the bush,
saying the Metropolitan Opera
needed him and all he required
was a platform as a twig. The
finches, the sparrows they were
bows and arrows in my heart.
The crow was statehouse poll
tician, wary of all. The hawk and
the eagle were destiny, and l
hid as I spied up at them
O, the cloud of lowering feath-
ers-it became my world. dis
covered the haunt of the cling
ing bat by day: | stayed awake
to hear the hoot of the owl by
night. The music of this world /
heard-I swear I got SO | could
hear a bud unfold upon a branch
in spring as well as | could hear
a dry leaf crackle under foot in
November.
And all the time l searched for
the rose-breasted Grosbeak. That
is what | wanted most to see
after listing all the crows, the
nuthatches, the robins, the blue
birds, and all. I guess you would
have to be a bird watcher to
know what that means.
And one day, walking all alone
in a forest glade, l saw the bird
| sought-the rose-breasted Gros-
beak. She was perched in a tree
OF silver. And as watched, fear
full of stirring her to flight, she
turned into fair girl and she
said to me:
Il am Hermione, whom you
look for. And I am yours for
ever.
Well, / reached out. not
really to catch and hold her, you
know. but just to brush her
with the hand of longing. And
she turned again into a bird. She
lifted her wings and left the
tree. and then feathered
thunderbolt struck her, hawk
from high, and carried her list
less away.
And / never saw her any more.
What bird is there now TO
watch for? Hermione is gone.
Though / look by the candle OF
morn and the lamp of stars, she
has gone.
Sweet vanished Hermione.
leaving the fragrance OF a
dream behind you. every man 5
dream. and nothing to remeH-
ber but the lightning bolt that
fIared and left. leaving nothing
but duty forever.
Look, it is time to 90 to bed.
Who ever really saw a rose-breas-
ted Grosbeak? Now will you go
to sleep? There are no birds
flying now.
What can you hope to see?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30

London, made tho following APP
pointments: Robert Wright, Mt.
Sterling, Organization and Exten-
sion Chairman: Rev. Joseph Sny-
der, Mt. Sterling, Leadership
Training Chairman; Paul Bang
ham, London, Advancement Chair
man; r.. m. Ardrey, London, Fin
ance Chairman; Harold Harper,
West jefferson, Camping and Ac-
tivities Chairman, and Richard
Conway, London and Clayton
Starr, Mt. Sterling, Public Re-
lations.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30
The World Today
Sfafemenf by coudIe

WASHINGTON.-tPi- Its hard
To understand a statement made
hy Theron Lamar Caucle. regent
tly fired b. President Truman
from his job as Assistant Attor-
ney General.
lie was in charge of the Justice
Departments tax division which
examined income tax fraud cases
and had final say on whether
they should be dropped or prose
cuted.
Caudlc hes been testifying be-
fore a subcommittee of the House
Ways ard Means Committee
which has been investigating the
handling Of tax cases in the JUS
tice Department and the Inter-
nal Revenue Bureau
Before tax fraud case reached
the Justice Departments tax di-
vision it has passed through
many hands and been investigated
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30
Scout Committee
Elects Officers

At a recent meeting of the
Madison District Committee of
the Central Ohio Council Boy
Scouts of America, H. L. Sparling
of London and C. b. Storer of
Mt. Sterling were elected as
Vice Chairmen and Harry A..
Jackson of West Jefferson was
elected to the position of Dis
trict Commissioner.
Chairman Wilbur Hume of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30

General decides there's not enough
evidence for criminal trial, that
ends that phase of it.
Where there's no doubt of fraud
but not enough evidence to bring
court conviction, the Internal
Revenue Bureau will try to get
the taxpayer to settle up, even
# it means a civil suit where
the evidence doesn't have to he SO
complete.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30

Homer Timnons and Josephine
NJ. Timmons to G. Harold Flax,
0.148 of acre in village OF Lon
don.
Walter Tuttle Florence and
Gertrude Florence to Robert T.
Florence, Walter II. Florence, Jr..
and John w. Florence, BIAS acres
in Darby township.
Ray Miller to Edith L. Miller,
undivided 1a interest in 10.947
acres in Deer Creek township.
d. II. Jackman, commissioner
to Anna M Colwell, undivided II
interest in 101. .154 acres in Pa =
township.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30
SCHLECHTY JOINS
THE AIR FORCE

William Schlechty, son of Post
master and Mrs. G. G. Schlechty.
North Oak Street has enlisted in
the u. S. Air Force and left
Monday for an airbase at San
Antonio, Texas,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30


Iwondrous bird.
the bird that
all men love and
a ! w a y S flies
away. She has
many names.
but one man
knew her as
IHermione. If you
say that name
softly. as if you
liked it, it has a
bell tone to it
far away.
Why, the way
4aJlr akn,,f -
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30

San Claus before 800 A. D.
the Roman AS youth he inherited the wealth OF
parents he gave of away. One story tells how he
dropped three bags of gold through the window for three mens Dowes
Their noble father had
his money and the gold saved them from life of shame.
Nicholas legends picture
chma interested whipping bad children
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30

giving gifts 0 good
Many Nicholas both before and after he became
bishop one he fell and drowned
Thushe becam q of travellers.
Others famine city
he had killed three and picked them brine He
had the Butcher punished Hence he of
children.
Nicholas san.l
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Rice of
Plain City formerly of West
Jefferson announced the birth of
a daughter at Mt. Carmel hos
pital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-30
By Hal BOYLE

BY Hal Boyle
NEW YORK-GPp-Look, by the
time you read this tale, it will
be time to go to bed. Then will
you seek your sleep? There are
no birds flying so late.
Here is your story:
Evening star., 1951-10-20
HELP WOMEN tcont. J
BEAUTY OPERATORS - Earn S,

BEAUTY OPERATORS - Earn ss5-
500 week, salary plus commission.
An .air-cooled modern shop; steady
position. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR.
DRESSERS, 17l0 Eye st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS WANTED (2),
experienced, for the ANN SHERIDAN
BEAUTY SALON, at 5000 Ga. ave.
NV: For appt. call RA. 1850. -2l
BOOkKEEPERS (2), experienced in
general ledger and accounts payable.
Apply Mr.. Tamson at LACY'S. 1907
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR. accounts receivable; Allen
Wales aH-purpose machine. Ex-
perience necessary; 5-day week. hos
pitallzation, paid vacations. holidays.
See. Mrs. McRorie. MALONEY'S,
INC, s126 Georgia ave.. Silver
CAFETERIA WORK-Girls, young
and attractive. experience pre-
ferred; S3S. so per week, plus bonus,
meals, uniforms. insurance and
disqualification, paid vacation, good
working conditions. Apply in person.
HOTEL HARRINGTON KITCH-
ETERIA. 18th and E sts. NV. No
phone calls. -22
Evening star., 1951-10-20
HELP MEN
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC
White, experienced in minor plumbing
repairs. Large apartment develop
ment: Apply BUCKINGHAM MAIN
IENANCE DEPT. 5000 N. 4th ST.,
Arlington. va. al
METAL SORTER and cleaner; must
&c experienced; steady work. NO.
MECHANICS HELPERS, unoleum
and tile; steady work. Apply
DlENER'S, 1900 Rhode Island ave.
Observation-Disclosures. mems fur
nishlng chain oppor. WOODROW
STORE FOR MEN. 500 H st. ne.
MULT1GRAPH OPERATOR, hand
feed. Apply in person, B-114, House
once Building. 30
MAN-We have fb employees
but need an additional good man.
White, sober. about 40, to make beds,
clean rms. ETC.: $3.50 mo. HOTEL
COURT. 9999 BALTIC. blvd, Berwyn,
Md, TO. 567S. 4-22
NIGHT AUDITOR, capable. steady
man. to audit accounts receivable
from pm. to l am qualify by
previous experience. Apply PER-
SoNNL OFFICE. Emergency Hosp,
hii NJ AGD1ToR. rs mo hotel esperis9e. ms2
preferred; contact MISS BABINGER
Evening star., 1951-10-20
hELP MEN


CASHIER and parts clerk; 5-day wk.
some sxper; nee; Call NO. 1900
casafER; sGHdE rsaponsibIe RApmAbL man 40 tS az
yrs. for position in accounting office;
5-day wk.; best refs. required. Call
MR.. WILLIAMS, RE. 2611 for appt.
permanent position; good
starting salary: apply in person
MIRACLE CAR WASH. Ills
CASHIER Sifiias 30 BooKKEEpER XXI; in t retain
operation; part-time basis: good
opport. for college student desiring
evening work. Call MRS. LUCE,
Ii. 7-S262. go
ASHIER-BoOKKEEPER, exper.; full
time position in the College Park
sect. Call MRS. LUCE, Ii. 7-s262.
,HEF. Italian-American restaurant;
hours til midnight. no Sundays.
Apply in person, LIDO RESTAU-i
RANT, 91S 18th st NV, -21
Evening star., 1951-10-20
SALESMAN
.JEWET, TEA COMPANY

JE w Eli Eta OOIVI1 1AlV
Will hire l route salesman for extab-
sasa roass Aoapgs ana alsaandsa and
tirement plan. Paid vacation and
car furnished. Good salary. For
appt., call HO. 571S. --21
Evening star., 1951-10-20
HELP MEN

FURNITURE FINISHER, experienced
lacquer spray and touch-up. 40-hr
Sss1 F'aPssES WoobwoKkfad ess sfss ST. s2
GAS FITTER--Must be able to serv.
ice and adjust all makes gas appli-
ances. Apply 2S13 14th ct. NV.
GAS ISLAND ATTENDANTS. experi.
good hours. excellent salary and
I; EoTsrosss: CALL CARL. INC sSsS I
csISbiE ssISbI:s MSAN, white. s.csr: e.
sum; night sVp WORK. Apply ADJ iii csys; GOOD cd
Hope rd; s.e: mr., Nicholas ave. -25
GROCERY display and stock CLERK.
experienced; good wages. Apply ct
1883 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. al
around man. Federal MARKEET,
1908 4th st. NV, ME. 7453. ia
GkOCERf CLERK, experienced. Ap-
ply In person. 1900 Wis. ave. NV.
.colored. for modern
Manager. Mans THE EVERGLADES APT.
HAND coMPSSsIroR, q day -aa shlft;
sn,sn sms ays ssale bYRN Yashsur g. ADao St oysE Sis
M Va n;Ti NAN. excellent opportu. moa
nifty for man to work in hardware
store; good nay. good working con-
ditionS; Apply SCHL HLoSSBERG'S,
1013 II st. ne. Ii. 4-9407. -28
HARDWARE statesmen
Exper, preferred for modern store,
iheaturinE his hardware, toys. house
esmpany SS1d nSe1s SeSsEa ssBpes sss paid
AKMAN a IL HARDWARE, BladensSure,
HEAD COUNSELOR-Wanted for a
small Jewish camp In Pennsylvania
SALESMAN to contact
builders. dealers, distributors and
1obbers. A complete line Of oil and
gas heating equip. Nationally ad-
vertised. Must be exper. in the above
or do not reply. Give full details In
lst letter. P. o. Box SO. Gathers
SSts; Ma white. good a salary.
HoGsEMENs' siasel and K sts stsad7 NV middle
aged. white; must have excel. refs
preferably city; fine food and quar-
ONCE, Ma. 2e29. bet. 10 and Il
mornings. Q and 4:30 afternoons.
INSTALLATION MEN (2), for all
types of storm windows. For Al
work or hourly. Apply s to 10 am am.
4229 BladenSburg rd. 30
Evening star., 1951-10-20
CLERK

General Office work; typing not essen
tlai; excel. working conds. and
starting salary. Must be able to use
telephone intelligently. See Mr..
Fennema at S07 Mt. Vernon pl.
NV. or call RE. 1885. go
CLERK-TYPIST. Bethesda area: 35-
nr; week, permanent EMPLOYMENT;
chevy Chase. @ Nd MdY' Bradley 9sxso'
CLERK -TYPIST; white. not over 35;
card typing; 35-hr:, 5-day wk.; S43
CLERK-TYPIST, to work in electrical
appliance store. Permanent position
with good salary. Prefer one living
In silver Spring area. For appoint-
msnt call LO. 5-O61s. -21
CLERK-TYPIST-In accounting ONCE,
must like figures. BARBER & ROSS
CO.. 5th & v sts. NV. DE. 050l.
CLERK established lumber
and millwork firm in Bethesda
area area has has an opening opening for capable
Call wi. 6622. -2I
CLERKTYPIST. some knowledge Of
ngnres; 5-day wk. See MRS. MAS
Sic. 1727 Conn. ave. NV, %
CLERk-TYPIST = Young woman.
neat, aggressive. and precise. Pine
sHsRTe- s4RTcr,oA Apply " GELMAN s5I,la ~ CON
cIHRK-TffPisT, fPis1; permanent position, %h
with employe benefits. available in
dietary and medical record dept.
SMEEdESscH! EsSES55a! HosPs RS5s0nrsl Isil q sfs,
CIERK-TYPIsTs. no sxper nee;
perm. position; 5~day, 4O-hr. wk.;
pleasant working conds. in new nod
srn bldg; TWENTIETH CENTURY
FOX FILM CORP. AIS 3rd st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT for general ONCE
work; 5-day, 4o-hr. wk. Ma. 1902.
CLERK-TYPIsT. 4o-hr. 5-day wk.
TuREs. sS2 n. j, ave. ~ NV. Is3
white young lady
desiring permanent position with
NE insurance company. Excellent
ys}TEdmsrf E9Tking fOndttions paid vacations,
helpful but not essential. No ex-
perience necessary. Personal inter.
view. 1928 Connecticut ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, with automobile ex-
ESTES RRsFffase; oL. s0Gq 1sooa salary Phone Mr.
S. S. area; old-estab, finance CO.:
pleasant working cond. 40-fr. wk.,
insurance and disqualification; prev
ious exper.- unnec. but desirable. In
terviews Mon. Oct. 90. GENERAL
ACCEPTANCE CORP. 1912 Georgia
ave, s. s., Md -2l
CLERK TYPIST. young lady for Of
flee work in outstanding store. Must
be a good typist and have general
knowledge of clerical work. Excel.
working -conds.. discount on gro-
ceries. 5-day week Starting SAL
ary. S45 per wk Phone MRS. MAS
SEY, DE. 1866 for appointment.
Evening star., 1951-10-20
INVESTIGATOR
COLLECTOR

Nation wide finance co. has opening
Tor ambitious young men looking
for a good salaried position plus
expense allowance-many company
benefits; experience not necessary,
IN @ you to LsERTY fsT IoxN 4PIy eoR
PORATION, 1925 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring. Md.
exper.; for large apart
ment project in Silver Spring. viii
consider only married man. no
children; salary, $3.50 per mo-, plus
quarters. Call Ma. 1921. -28
JANITOR. colored, for. large Sc. apt
8. G driyeas pepmie Gndh no muss Quarters nsxs
provided. See MR.. COLLINS, 2306
skyland pl. s.e.. or call VI. ZOO.
thoroughly exper.. stoEer.
minor repairs; good refs; S125 per
month and excel. apt. oW. 0473,
colored. for large s.w. apt.
and excellent apt; experienced fir-
Ing "a stoker and general repair. Box
Re1l; want older TaS sober
for small apt. bldg. Quarters and
Rieh LEauM iSa sasnl ANP PaG aERBERi ARR' an NE
Conn ave. NV. OR. 5000, --2I
JANIT0R - colored; mature. sober
sas sRa s1nsF m e% M HnT p0'sSn aood in s.s9y sD,
and furn. quarters for tight man.
No children. Apply Mr.. Rich. LE-
GUM AND GERBER. 1915 Conn.
ave. NV. OR. 5000, -2l
JANIT0R, exper. colored man; must
be sober and reliable: salary and
apt. Cali RE. 3691 between il noon
and 2 pm. only. al
JANITOR. colored. married; for gar
den-type apt. in Bethesda: nice
quarters. good salary Apply L. e.
BREUN1NGER g. SONS. INC. 1880
Evening star., 1951-10-20

National manufacturer offers good
opportunity and training for q
young energetic salesman expert
enced in selling to the grocery trade.
Headquarters In Washington, d. c.,
with some travel necessary: straight
salary. plus expenses. Car furnished
Write, stating age, qualifications
education, business experience, ref
erences, address and phone num-
ber to Box ,26-V. Star, -21
Evening star., 1951-10-20
CIVIL OR SANITARY ENGINEERS,

CIVIL OR SANITARY ENGINEERS,
construction engineers. inspectors,
spectors. foremen, equipment oper-
ators and laborers: permanent en-
ployment. Write or visit OFFICE OF
SANITARY ENGINEER, County OF
Fairfax. Fairfax, Va, for informa-
tion and application forms. -2l
CLERK in cashiers dept, part time;
$50 am. to 1890 pm, 5-day wk.,
$1.24 per hr. with periodic tn
ereaSes; college student pref. Apply
LIGHT CO., HOO 29th st. NV.
No phone calls. 80
man, white, sober,
intelligent, serious minded, to learn
Venetian blind office work, S45 wk.
DISTRICT SHADE SHOP. 2101 K
ST. NV -
Evening star., 1951-10-20

ROUTE SALESMAN for well-estab-
liShed home coffee and
grocery route in Washington. Salary
while training. salary and commits.
sion after training. Earnings in
excess of S75 per week. Man must
be married and have good references
and be between 20 and 40 years of
age. Car furnished. Call co. 9596,
COOK COFFEE CO. for amt. 90
Evening star., 1951-10-20
HARDWARE statesmen

Exper. preferred Tor modern store,
featuring hardware, toys, house,
hold, hobby supplies; paid vacations,
company benefits. See Mr.. Hoover.
AMMAN HARDWARE, Bladensburg,
Evening star., 1951-10-20

PACKERS, wholesale drug ware
salary. HENRY B. GIL GfIp1N fs co's' Ss
rAckssRss & saaisf! aSp Ii aEiFERs a1 Eaper-
ience with household goods de-
SECURITY sToRAGE ''esos e, TGEkj fl4oj
shlih sEsoSAfHea " fHse 4gp|s gss
PAINTER, steady. year-around work;
all inside; painting Venetian blinds
See Mr.; JEPsoN. 525 Dale drive.
PAINTERS. 8; year-around work. CAN
Mr.: CROOP, CHI. 1000. -ol-
PAINTERS: Apply HIT DECoRAT-
PAINTER, colored. to work on swing
. inE sLsSs; Call OIL. 1868. -S2
Job, good wages. IN
and outside work; need swing men,
Apply ready for work between T:3O
am. and 4 pm. 2O22 Columbia I'd
nv; See MIR. TALLEY.
PAINTERS. experienced on boats and
yachts: permanent work, WASH
INGTON MARINA. 1900 Maine ave.
PAINTERS, 1st-class mechanics. un-
ion or willing to Join; plenty Of
work. Apply JOHN W. JOHNSON,
INC. RE. 5535, bet. 4:30 and $50.
PAINTERS - Must be experienced.
fast. and steady. $50 per day. Box
Evening star., 1951-10-20

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Active and progressive Montgomery
County realty company has OPEN
Ing for energetic, conscientious man
or woman. Must have good car. Ex-
worker. Call WI 7223. 8 to & -oI
Evening star., 1951-10-20

General Office work. tipping not essen
tlal; excel. working conds. and
starting salary. Must be able to use
telephone intelligently. See Mr..
Fennema at S07 Mt. Vernon pI.
NV. or call RE. 1886. 30
Evening star., 1951-10-20
BENDIX SERVICEMEN
Bulldozer Operator
,r HD-5 front end loader. Call
,ATIMER. SH. 1910. -25

Bulldozer Operator
fGf HzrIHER HR5R sE2nt sR 1870 I'D loader. aS Can
IDSg 5sc E. stfsay WGe
BUTCHER. BIZ ea RA' coIored; SGoHs MN 5keday ko week
Federal MARKET, 1905 4tha st.
CABINET MAKERS wanted, exper.
soSDY sSYs PHT1RE fsaE6 T0fe Co. nlea rear saRa
CABiNETMAKER. experienced; have
own hand tools; 40-hr; week: stand,
7Fd Wdob%yoRKiNd psy fsale; pG GuSg9McRAPT Ip9a sT
steady worker, salary $50 wk, plus
Mr.. Barron. Mgr. SUNOCO SERVICE
STATION. Wisconsin ave. and River
CAR IH AND a'T TRUCK WASHER. colored, @
erences. Apply GRIFFITH CON-
sUMERS GARAGE, 1900 1st st; ne.
CARPENTERS. exper. only. Come to
i99b or or phone; 7:3Q }u0 to 3 d,ked Mon. 80!
CARPENTERS, for housing project in
Alex. Call oV. 0971 or apply 1903
CARPENTERS and working foreman
Report to 1905 Turner lane. From
Chevy Chase Circle turn east or
Western ave. to Camalier dr.. left
to Turner lane, right to job. -23
CARPENTERS-First class all AROUND
mechanics. Report to MR.. YOUNG
5100 block Tilden st. NV. -25
CARPENTERS. and cabinet men, ex.
perienced on boats and yachts
permanent employment. WASHING
TON MARINA. 1900 Maine ave. s.w
CARPENTERS, first-class for fran
and trim work; high wages. Gu
East-West hwy. from Silver Sprine
right on Jones Mill I'd. to $50
CARPaElNTERs-steady work for fas
rough and trim man; slso lead man
65I5 Edgemoor lane. Bethesda, Md
CARPENTER coNTRAcroR-To in
stan highest custom bull
steel kitchen cabinets and do hom
remodeling; require deDendability
fine finished work, ability to follo'
drawings exactly without super
vision; We guarantee complete deliN
ery all cabinet materials at on
time. Call VOELL CO., St. Charlie
kitchens, RE. -<6191. daytimes; an
TE. 390S. eyes,. -@I
Evening star., 1951-10-20

PARTS RUNNER,
white. Must be acquainted with Sill
yer Spring and surrounding areas.
Highest wages, excellent working
conditions, plus opportunity for ad-
vancement await an ambitious
young man with MONROE FORD
Co, 1887 East-WeSt hwy, Silver
Spring. Md. Apply in person to
Mr.. Bennett, Parts Mgr. 30