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Arizona sun., 1951-09-14

Washington, D. c. (NNPA) =
The possibility that the indignity
to which the body of an Indian
soldier killed in action in Korea
was subjected as it was about to
be lowered in grave in Sioux
City, Ia, may become a symbol
in the face of discrimination.
Suggestion of this possibility
was made by Senator Guy M. Gill
lette, Democrat, of Iowa, who at
tended the burial of Sgt. First
Class John R. Rice, an American
Indian, with full military honors in
ArAlington National Cemetery last
Wednesday.
"This incident" said Senator
Gillette, "has focused attention on
the fact that discrimination at
burial grounds is probably the
greatest discrimination of any in
cur nation"
Burial of Sgt. Rice was rudely
halted as his body was about to
be lowered in a grave in private
cemetery in Sioux City on Aug
ust %, because he was not Cau-
casian.
The service in Arlington National
Cemetery, accompanied by muf-
fled drums, was the Governments
answer to this sort of discrimin-
alton against the Indian soldier
who died in battle.
The funeral was arranged at
the direction of President Tru-
man after he read what had hap
pened in Sioux City.
Sgt. Rice's grave, in a newly
non-segregated area in Arlington
National Cemetery, is on the
south slope of Pershing Hill and
within a stones throw of the graves
of Generals John j. Pershing
Henry H. (Hap) Arnold and Wal
ton N. Walker, Eighth Army COM
mander who was killed in jeeI
accident in Korea.
In addition to members of the
keep up the good work, kid.
The Crystal Ball says it is very
late, so until next week let's
play it straight.
Arizona sun., 1951-09-14
The Crystal
BALL
By Ernestine Mathews

Greetings Readers:
Once more the Crystal Ball fore
tells more strange and unbelieve-
able things.
First 1 see that a certain boy
got quite a surprise last week when
Annie Robertson dropped in unex-
pectedly. The crystal won't divulge
this young mans name. This week
the crystal has shown me a lot
of funny haircuts, and hairstyles,
among the men, this time it's Har-
old Colbert, handsome John Davis,
Otis Durhams and Eight Ball."
Staring deeper into the crystal
we notice a lot of sad and weary
faces since school days are here
again. Following the crystal ball
we now notice shoe store. I
wonder what could be the mean
ing of this? Oh. Now 1 understand
= lighter shoes for Charles Lucky.
Now maybe he won't have so
much trouble falling out at as
SemblieS.
The Crystal Bah now shows me
something that seems almost un-
believable. There's Marion Frank
ling cooling with some cat from
Luke Field, whose name I can't
reveal. And there's William Royal
left out in the dark = which re-
minds me of the time he thought
he had it made.
Oh yes, the crystal ball wants
me to remind Cpl. Vincent Sunler
to notice a couple of his buddies
who have a fine car = because
the crystal reveals that it stays
parked in front of his love, Den
otra Clark's home. This is also a
reminder, you'd better play il
straight because there is always a
chance you can lose what you
have. Yes, we have caught up with
your plays, and Pm sure Denotra
won't put up with it.
The Crystal Ball would like tC
know why Alice Moore is being dis
cussed so much in house down
the road? Helen Cochran was cool
ing in a fine car Sunday night
Arizona sun., 1951-09-14

of the Korean Reds on Sept. 6,
1850.
With Mrs. Rice were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rice, the dead SER
geant's brother and sister-in-law
Mrs. Vivian Dains, a sister of Mrs.
Rice; T. Dalton Boyd, an under
taker from Sioux City, and Neil
McCluhhan, an attorney.
They agreed that the citizens of
Winnebago were outraged and
shocked by the last-minute refusal
of the Memorial Park Cemetery
Association in Sioux City to bury
Sgt. Rice's flag-draped casket.
But the rapid action of President
Truman in arranging a military
funeral at Arlington eased their
pain, they said.
The Sergeant'S 65-year old
mother, Mrs. Samie Davis, arrived
in Washington Monday, Sept. g.
and watched with dignity as the
casket containing her son was re-
ceived by an honor guard at Union
Station.
Sgt. Rice's military record was
long and distinguished. He served
in the Pacific Theatre for forty
four months during World War II
as a scout with the Thirty-second
Infantry Division.
He wore the Asiatic-Pacific
Theatre Ribbon with four battle
stars, the Combat Infantryman's
badge, the Philippines Liberation
Ribbon with one battle star, a Dis
Arizona sun., 1951-09-14
.19 Girl Scouts
Receive Badges

Nineteen young girl scouts rep
resenting the brownie and inter-
mediate group, their leaders and
counselors will receive tenderfoot
badges this afternoon at $50 o.
clock at the Percy Julian School.
Mrs. Gladys Knight, leader, and
two representatives from Girl
Scout Headquarters will present
badges to: Rose May Baldwin,
Raynetta Brown, Lynn Binfort,
Connie BraXton, Agnes Hollis,
Jean Hollis, Marian Nicholson,
Nina Johnson, Jackie Smith, Mil
dred Simpson, Estella Wilson,
Marian Jones, Marie Eddings, Caro-
lyn Ricardo, Vernell Roberts, Bes-
sic Smith, Dorothy Reed, Anna Will
liams and Vickye Williams;
leaders: Irma Taylor, Louise Helms
and Gloria Knight, and counsel
ors, Toi San Thomas and Doris
Warren.
Arizona sun., 1951-09-14
CITY-COUNTY
HEARING is SET

City and county officials will
discuss mutual problems at a meet
ing next Wednesday at 10 am.
il, the county supervisors meeting
room. Subjects to be discussed will
include appraisal of the city side
of the city-county building, a rem
tai agreement for use of county
voting machines in city elections,
care of city Jail prisoners in the
county hospital, and routing OF
heavy trucks.
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tinguished Unit citation, and the
Bronze Star.
For fighting in Korea, he re-
ceived a star for his Combat In
fantryman's badge and the Purple
Heart, awarded posthumously.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

into three categories-lead-
ed. copper foil and solder.
and spun rondels. Loaded
work Is used In large win
dows, plaques and inSets.
Copper foil allows the artist
more freedom in making
small pieces. and thus is
highly recommended by Mrs.
Fields for beginners. She
made her favorite piece with
a pair of nail scissors. The
spun rondels, which look like
glass dessert plates, give the
artist a chance to try his
hand at large and small work
without the lead or copper
piecing process. but because
of their varying thicknesSes,
which make them a high
firing casualty, require ex-
pertneSS at the kiln.
The seven steps involved in
loaded work include drawing
Of the design, selection of the
glass, cutting of templets or
Evening star., 1951-11-25

different from its commercial
counterpart. she thinks. as a
genuine painting is from a
print.
A self-taught student of
the art, Mrs. Fields does all
her work at home. Being an
Army wife and mother of
three children. she has to
budget her time pretty close
ly, SO she had a $1,000 studio.
with daylight illumination in
stalled in a basement play
room three years ago.
But this, she points out.
shouldn't discourage an as
pirant to the art, who need
only provide himself with the
most elementary materials
an $50 kiln, glass paints, cop
per foil, lead holdings. lead
ing tools and drawing instru-
mentS and paint brushes.
Drawing ability and patience
are two added essentials.
Stained glass work falls
Evening star., 1951-11-25

paper patterns for the glass.
gluing of the glass pieces on
a glass easel, painting and
firing of the pieces, recheck-
ing on the easel and leading,
The last step is the most
difficult of all. If you make a
mistake at that stage, it's too
late to 60 back.
Mrs. Fields finds time to
occupy herself in other fields
of the constructive arts. Her
doorways are lined with
ebony glass and fancy metal
wall switches decorate her
walls. She also is an amateur
carpenter, with an ornately
designed front hall door to
her credit. She constructed
it from a 400-year-old Italian
bed which she inherited from
her mother and even mitered
the doors holdings by hand.
There are still some bedpoSts
left, SO Mrs. Fields is at work
again-making lamps.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
YOUNG MAN WANTED some hiVI

YOUNG Man WANTED. Some high
aser with fastest dN Srowins freisht
vancement and excel salary Can in
person or write ABC FREIGHT
FoRW,ARD1NG CORP. New York
and Florida aves. ne. -25
YOUNG MAN for misc. clerical du-
ties, apply after 2 pm, c. A. LEP-
PERT. 914 Eye st.. NV. -23
YOUNG MAN mecnanically inclined
so5ais foF appliance fnt amt repairs. Call La
Yo6NG S11S MAN Ma aVet; tstore salesman7. ex-
perienced. plumbing. fixtures, sup
plies and accessories; must have
knowledge Of plumbing and heat
SIG son masfIfh saAPRo oSalaETE PEHMNe hgd somn sns
YOUNG MAN. T. with nfRoi some experienc. Ia
or to apprentice in upholstery. shop;
Apply in person, AMERICAN up
HoLsTERY CO.. 371s 14th st. NV.
MAN for light office and warehouse
burg, Md. Interviews Mon. and
tues, 8 am. to IL; 2 pm. to 4 ;. m.
MAN WANTED, with some radio or
electrical exp. to service electrical
allowance and good salary after
training period. For appt., cali 10.
YOUNG MAN, to sell and service
sewing machines for department
store; Advancement guaranteed to
ambitious man with initiative. Sal
sion with additional bonus. Apply
or wrire SHIRLINGTON COOPER
ATIVE DEPT. STORE. Arlington.
EARN ssO-s1sO WEEK in spare time;
sell pIastics for Christmas gifts
eonSuf popular rs. par1y sag. plan 9ga
HoUsE OF d PIAsTfcs. aR ost s4s5 q 18th f,ae st
ALERT YOUNG MAN to assist man
ager in Minit-Man car wash, to
inspect cars and other duties, Apply
HI6 cheltenham dr.. Bethesda.
AUTOMOTIyE factory service repre-
sentative-Large automobile manu-
facturer has attractive opening for
man, aged 30-40 with automotive
agerial experience; must locate in
Star ga
young white man to
perform clerical duties. 8 or 6 hrs.
per evening. Mon. thru Sat. Must
Student preferred. Reply giving age.
PBIsaSG sGo C6HMAY @5sE has excep sa5
tional vacancy in mailing rm; offers
opport. to derSonstrate skill and
accuracy Unusual beginning salary
creases commensurate with ability
and performance, II you are in
terested in making a perm. con-
nection with a thriving. firm and
steady advancement reply to this
for an interview. Not interested
in temporary help. Box 66-s. Star.
18th AIRCRAFT CONTROL sQTAD-
RON, D. c. Air National Guard. is
currently ACCEPTING enlistments. and
of service; serve with men from your
home town. For information, call
eAPT. eAP * SHELTON J r or sERGT. HUE
yoGNG eGSi e Or IJshiG %1pDLE.AcEp MAN Mss to
5-day,, 40-hr. wk. Call MI. 1889
YOUNG MAN Tor for retail appliance
sales and general office work; perm.
position, good starting salary, excel.
opportunity. Call ST. 1862, Mon,
YOUNG MAN to learn carbona ation,
soda fountain and refrigeration re-
pair business. Call IL 4-297O,
YOUNG MAN for work on survey
party in nearby Prince Georges and
desired. but not essential. Apply
1905 Rhode Island ave, Brentwood,
Md. Phone WA. 5566.
YOUNG MAN. colored. drug store
work CALIFORNIA PHARMACY.
yotS SlsS GaiIfSFnia M2N csForeS st; r;T st,on
pendable, ambitious; high school
graduate preferred; good opportunity
fr advancement. HAWKINS OUT
LET STORE. 1116 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

Brown. rs
PERMANENT CAREER position with
an executive future in local transfer
company to man 30-35 who can
show past experience. substantial
thorough knowledge of Washington
and vicinity. College training in
business and MANAGEMENT an asset
but not a prerequisite. Appliea tions
will be considered on the basis OF
regarding duties performed in con
nection with past and present busi-
ness experience. State time you are
available for interview; All replies
will be regarded as strictly conf
Dental. Answer Box 352-S. Star.
wATCHMAN, 5000, 8 to 7:3O pm,
G. days per wk.; must be able to pass
physical exam. Apply at HECHIN-
GER CO.. 18th and H sts. ne. $50
MAKE x 1 REAL I:hi MONEY next 3 month. mont
on. New subjects, items. Commits
sions advanced. Experience unnec-
essary: Samples free. MCPHERSON
CALENDAR. 6O5-A Washington,
MAN, retired or pensioned, to work
auiring very. little manual labor.
checking trucks and supervising un-
loadings. Permanent job. Pay, $40
per week Write Box S17-s. Star
MAN. mechanically inclined, to serv-
ice coin operated weighing scales ain
Washington and Baltimore on part
time basis Work requires about IL
hours time each month. Liberal
compensation based on scale earn
ings For details write MILLS Az
14cl 11th ST. Long Island City,
MAN WANTED for service work on
ranges as.dna and kitchen u equipment; no
PSGsunfifS Sd s6PpLY ApDy co MGF 466I Becat1r B9D
St. Hyattsville, Md. -27
MAN to learn radio and TV repair
ing ing: sLATTERY RADIO CO., 1897
MAN WITH CAR-Would you like
o sesse ss5 Sr gS@e 1s9f so9T
time selling Rawleigh Products to
consumers nearby? Write RAW
t5as1il LEIgas. d Dept. D. c, 1-14-247.
MEN. MfERss'e5; e, Pa: Experienced pasteurizer
and filler operator. See MIR. JONES,
MEN, L ages g; ii, Il to s5; must be pig phssi-
cally At; must have high school
SuuCdtlOn. SdldTy SOS.IS TO SOS n
per week, 40 hours. Apply Monday
through Friday. RAILWAY EXPRESS
AGENCY, NC End and Eye st. r.e.'
MEN SSn' WANTED for outdoor work.
steady JOB, On Az grounds Of Chevy
MEN, ages 81 to So. for established
routes; salary and guarantee. See
Mr.. KIME, 1400 Spring I'd. NV.
MAN WANTED. colored, to work in
auto laundry& SPEEDOMAT CAR
WASH, 3510 Ga. ave. NV. Ia. 67S4
MAN. with mechanical background. to
chance for promotion; many COM
pany paid nes benefits, See M; ldC. John
ave. ne. 8 am. to IL noon. "a
MAN, with car. unusual opportunity
to earn big money; service and
sales; also good future for right
man. See Mr.. johnson, THE HOOVER
CO.. 1905 r. I. ave. ne, 8 to .12
MEN to work around construction
Job; ST. an hr. ARROW ELEC-
TRIO CO.. -AD. 1881.
MEN AND YOUNG MEN for stock
room, exc. salary, steady position
Mr.. sylvan, s. N. MCBRIDE Co
variety Be to 81 stores, 700 II ST.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Men to Train for Credit
Clothing Store
Management

We seek several capable men whom
We will train to manage stores
Good salary while training and ex-
cellent assignment when qualified
Those with retail clothing expert
.ence preferred but not necessary
State age, experience. Box 1875
Evening star., 1951-09-23

Here is an opportunity to Join the
tiou company. Successful applicant
must be. well grounded in the fun
damentals of double ENTRY book
keeping. capable Of taking of and
preparing financial statements; must
come to us well recommended: g.
Register latest model bookkeepine
machine. Reply in writing, stating
qualifications and expected salary
Box liar Star
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Bakery Shop Clerks

Standard oil Bldg. 20
Bakery Shop Clerks
Careers in selling open to women who
enjoy meeting the public; pleasant
work in our modern aircon-d. pastry
uniforms furnished. plus paid vaca-
tion and sick leave; location IN Nd,
Vai Apply eh9 Z: EMPLOYMENT f OFFICE.
HOT SHOPPES, INC,
1874 H ST.. NV. No phone calls-25
BEAUTICIAN. excellent OPPORTUNITY,
fdentiai CO, 1859 or ST. e572.
BEAUTIClAN, exper. all branches;
$40 per day and comm; 5-day wk.;
LLILL1As. 4 2s17 l4th st. NV, GO.
BEAUTICIAN--Full or part time; top
salary and commission; pleasant
working conds.; paid vacations;
choice choice opening, open ta,. at several Of onyn our
eaNRf, cHRL BEAUTY s5J VS. SALON on Ao so e9O
BEE!AgTIIcIAN-Fuil or part time;
| BEAUTY SALON. 1907 varnum St..
Mt. Rainier. WA. 4056. 80
BEAUTICIAN WANTED, exper. only,
steady position, good hrs. Apply In
/ person, 1888 Conn. ave. NV. PA
BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be expert
enced; $50 week and com. BEAUTY
GEHTRE opER.ToR ET9 EYf St txasz.r,sS sS
around; 5 days wk.; $50 a wk
and commission; steady position
| Apply BILLS BEAUTY SALON. l406
BEAUTY RasPb1SS oIpiEhRAToR. eIi i experienced a all.
asGHnd aan pes csnet top o salary 4y57
BEAUTY OPERATOR O. male o,
e5ss. Ra. aoO 4s55s B5Gs MR. MR. sRlsi sRADLE9 R9
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.; SALARY
snd sanndd commission Inyesstment Bldg
BEaur99 BEAU z 6H oPERAToRas@Pull Ha a2a2 or Ts par,
time Good salary and commission
LILJIANS. 1888 Wisconsin ave. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR. woman or man
for our Conn. ave. salon; also man
ssIon isst t0n wanted for % our GaTsndoI
BEaufY BEaathHl tGiE oPhRGToRs9Be GGfeGs aHe your owr
Silver Spring. Call SH, 1855 today
! good salary. SANITARY CLEANERS
BEAUTY OPERATORS - Earn ss5
800 week, salary plus commission
An air cooled. modern shop; stead,
position: LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
pRESsERS; 17l0 Eye st. NV
worker-Here is an opportunity t,
u Join the STAFF of a progressive
transportation company. Interstini
work and good starting salary; 5
day week. Apply COLONIAL STOR
AGE CO, 1892 22nd st. NV.
BOOK BINDING workers; exp. pre-
BiNDERY CO. ii6a 18th st, nv
BooKEEPER. experienced for per.
lished real estate ONCE; 5-da!
week. vacation and sick leave
group disqualification; salary com,
hRIck Rll5E " AD'lz BERENs REi An1Sa NC FfER s9s
BooKKEEPER, for self-service gar
den center: salary open; knowiedet
Of shorthand and typing essential
5I2-day wk.; vacation with pay
sssoT son f. fnR6Es B1RToN NuEgERY Apgiz i 5s5
BOOilKFEPER. for general ofic,
work, 5 days 40 noIrs: good iGS
/ with future; $40 week to start. AD
BookKEEPERs ,e) for country R cub
Rm an5 board if desired. Plu
es o. 5fiAFS s7oo dmPsSets 5sfWeen UsSsninss am
pa KEFprR-pouble entry; rel re{a,
exper: pref; excel. salary, o'he
benefits 5ls-day wk.. Sat. after
noon of BREsLAU. 614 18th st
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN. % to 35 as supervisor
for Retail Shopping Service. no
exper. necessary salary, advance
ment: must be free to travel: Apply
Bldg. -25
YOUNG MEN or boys for steady, full
time work as stock clerks. Apply
STANDARD CIGAR g. TOBACCO
CO.. Al Eye st. ne.
YOUNG MEN. as machinists' helpers,
excellent opportunity to learn f1ne
trade Single men preferred. Paid
vacation and disqualification. Apply
BOWEN BOWEN & Co. F12 Bethesda ssoye'' sye''
COLLEGE GRADUATES between ages
in claims department of large cas-
ualty insurance company, Only men
possessing good character and po-
tential supervisory ability. who are
interested in security and working
toward promotion will be considered,
tending training class. Write letter
outlining personal history including
nrevious business experience. if any
| Box 461 IS, Star. -25
NATIONAL anti-narcotic educ. move
ment now developing. will need
executive secy.. field secretaries and
naaca ftsts sdsiseT Applicants saR ssT psaTe
Star.
SELL SHOES DIRECT - Excellent
opportunity with. leading .manufac-
turer. Earn up to S25 daily comm
Sell part or full time. Over 100
fast selling cushion styles for entire
family; Fast deliveries. Write fol
SHOE, s9 Enterprise, Brockton
STUDENTS. required with times
arranged so that one man IS avail,
each night from p.m. to 3 am:
also 8 am. to g pm. Sat. and Sun,
have 8r sBeea B. e. driVers eFtG5 PERMIT d and ex:e @
refs. May sleep or study on duty;
estimated demand on persons time.
one hr. per duty night. Service to
be rendered in exchange for 2nd
t1 Only apt Box in eSs1s. deyn'GSa star Sect "n'e
MAKE $50 to $500 per sale. Ex-
elusive territories to statesmen and
distributors. New Miracle outdoor
lights sweeping country. Enormous
demand from gas stations, stores.
night-spots drive-ins, auto agencies.
eiinches dhcisa saies' e No samples; no in
vestment; no lighting experience re-
quired. w. H. LONG CO.. Chicago
10. Ill Established 1911.
MAKE MONEY showing neighbors how
| to beautify yards with nowering
STsSf bTsef r trees tress etc Tord 3smons
| stark Varieties, Sales kit free.
STARK BROS. DEPT. 32392
Louisiana, Missouri.
PICK UP to SIS an hour lending
amazing Automatic Defrosters for
j old refrigerators on To-day free
trial. Free sample plan. Rush name.
MAXILUME. 125 W. Hubbard, Dept.
! CD-94. Chicago 10.
SELL CALENDARS - Advertising
specialties-Season on-earn big
money next 8 weeks. 500 new items
samples furnished. Commissions ad-
vanced. CONTINENTAL CALENDAR,
542-R So. Dearborn. Chicago.
UNUSUAL SALES OPPORTUNITY
With one of the oldest and soundesi
companies in its field; starting sal
ary up to So. 900 per year, no ceiling
on ultimate income; outstanding re.
tirement plan, plus generous grour
Evening star., 1951-09-23
CLERK
PERMANENT POSITION

Alert individual for permanent posi-.
tion in our composing room: 5-day,
40-hour week. Job consists Of keep.
ing payroll records and attending to
other related duties; 1886 wears OF
with figures and handling details,
A typing speed of 35 words per min.
is required. Apply Personnel, Room
s0G Open weekdays, S:30-5 and
Sat. 9 to l. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
ROOKKEEpER
BOOKKEEPER

Assist with general Office work. EX
cellent salary and opportunity 70
advancement, EISEMANS. 90
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Outstanding Opportunity

oPPO1 to4lAty
Many men have made good in Wall
growing business is attracting many
others who have had successful sales
experience in other fields. II you are
ambitious. have good connections
and are interested In becoming a
registered sales representative Of the
New York Stock Exchange with a
prominent local investment firm. and
can finance yourself during q brief
training period, write for interview.
giving full background references
and Qualifications. Box 146-L. Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
E-LP WoMsN Cont. ]

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CLERK.
aptitude for figures, fair typing
ability. industrious character .es-
sential: good starting salary. free
disqualification and life insurance.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
CASHIER
CASHIER

Experienced on MGR 1000 installment
machine. Excellent salary. Else
MANS, COL 9Th st. NV
Evening star., 1951-09-23
CLERK

For, shoe repair shop: 4 days: good
salary and commission, many EN-.
pioye benefits.
Hahn Shoe Stores
14TH AND G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP WOMEN
CASHIERS

1, full time; /, 6 to $3.50 pm.
Local refs. prefer; closed Sundays.
IRNlN'S I'll 18th st. NV. -25
Evening star., 1951-09-23
WINDOW TRIMMERS

Experienced in retail clothing. Ex-
cellent opportunity. Perm. position
Salary open. MORTONS, apply Mr..
Evening star., 1951-09-23

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
Natl Cash REGISTER 5000, accts.
receivable; 5day wk., permanent
pleasant work in florist shop. Apply
Mrs. Lupo. BLACKSTONE, INC,
BOOKkEEPER- R-TYPIST-opportunity
for advancement. Apply in person
Suite 412, 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
BOOKKEEPER

21-35 years Of age. to train in spe-
cialized accounting and bookkeep-
ing work. Some practical experience
or educational background neces.
sary to qualify for this assign
ment. Apply Personnel. Room 500
Open weekdays, 5000 and sat
G-1 Nh nhnnn calic
Evening star., 1951-09-23

CIGAR OR DRUG CLERK-Excelient
position, full time, no Suns; expert
ence not necessary GALLAUDET
PHARMACY. 1000 Florida ave ne.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

CAFETERIA CASHIER
5-DAY WEEK. 1880 Pm.
Permanent: salary commensurate
with experience; meals furnished;
paid sick leave and vacation: group
insurance and employe purchase dis
counts.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
YOUNG MAN. 18 TO 81

For typing and general Office work
IN lumber and millwork once; good
Office 5-day week; no Saturdays.
For appt., call NO. 1900, Mr.
Douglass, GALLIHER & HUGUELY,
1fc'
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-18
Californian Awaits
Perjury Sentence

Los ANGELES, Calf. July 49,
Clarence H. vetterli, Al, last week.
end was found guilty on two counts
of perjury by jury in U. s. Judge
Peirson M. Halls court.
He was remanded to county Jail
to await sentence On July %.
The jury took only an hour and a
half to reach its verdict.
Ted Ichiro Miwa, acting as gov
eminent witness, testified that the
FL Canine Junior College journal
ism instructor gave him $500 in 1941
to go to Japan to work against the
military clique
vetterli was charged with having
made statement contrary to MI
was testimony. before a federal
grand jury in 1919 during an inves-
tigation Of espionage activities here
In the other count, vetterli denied
he ever knew Ignacy Samuel Wit
czak who escaped in 1945 from the
United States before the FBI could
apprehend him as suspected Com
munist agent.