davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1951-12-14
Snow Storms Prevalent
throughout Midwest

A snowstorm roared into the
midwest today from northwestern
Oklahoma, blanketing an area
from Colorado east to Ohio.
The storm swept eastward at 40
miles an hour,leaving three to four
inches of snow and slowing traf-
fic.
At the same time, sleet and
freezing ran swept the south CEN
trail and southern states from
northern Georgia to northern Ar
kansas.
In st. Louis, driving was hazard
GUS and many streetcars were put
out of action due to fallen cables.
The Chicago weather bureau
predicted that the snowfall would
be heaviest in the area extending
from Quincy, ILL.,, to Detroit, Mich,
with the Chicago area receiving
the full force of the storm.
The bureau said the snow will
reach a depth of four to eight
inches in some areas before it
end in Iowa by tonight and IN
stops. The storm WAS expected to
Wisconsin and Illinois by morn
ing.
, 1951-12-14

inches south portion with snow
changing to sleet or freezing rain
south portion this afternoon and
then to rain early tonight. Snow
flurries, windy and cold late to-
night and Saturday. Low to-
night Is to 20 west and in the
eos east portion. Colder SatuY-
day night
, 1951-12-14

Johnny Hodges, Sensation Of
the Saxophone", will appear at the
CLIO. Hall, 313 So. Jefferson ST.,
Saturday, December is, with his
All Star band.
Hodges began his professional
Evening star., 1951-04-22
WASHINGTON REALTY
GE 2a0N Oa
DoWntoWn Residence
42nd and Military Rd

TAI1U anu MILITARY hQ.
a most desirable location and only
SIG, $50. Four bedrooms and BATH
on End floor; liv. rm. with fireplace,
fuu = size dining room, den and
equipped Kitchen on 1st floor; extra
bath in basement; oil h.-w, heat;
built-in garage. This semidetac ched
home is an excellent value, Call Mr.,
Ensle: GE. 58S3 with BETHEL.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

A lovely six-room house; unit block
Of o. st. NV. $1,000 down; will sell
toda WOODS q UPSHAW CO.,
co. 7T7i eyes,. RIA. 5605. ~
Evening star., 1951-04-22

Michigan Park
4402 18th ST. NE.
semidetached brick, with
lovely bedrooms and Ia baths;
master bedroom with "a bath; re.
ception hall. living room with fire.
place. dining room. breakfast room
modern kitchen; chestnut trim; gas
heat, and garage. All newly redec.
grated. Vacant, immediate posses.
sion. Mr.. Allen on premises.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
HousEs-sAlE-N.s. tcon,.
MICHIGAN PARK

$14,500--Modern brick semidet., 8
rms, basement; excel cond. Gas
air heat, fine yard. Purchaser may
assume AZ loan: Call Mr.. Alberts.
NANCE CORPORATION. RE. 3272
Evening star., 1951-04-22

1871 JUNIPER ST. NV.
Open Sunday, 1-6 PM.
Lovely ,a get. &c cor. home; s;r center-hpall al
and breakfast rm.,. layatory on 1st
f.; side porch; bedrms., 2 baths
on 2nd a.; det. 2-car garage; Vene-
tian blinds throughout; q lovely
home in most desirable neighbor-
ises, or call RE. 1924 or GE. 1903.
PENNY" APoSToLIDES REALTY
Evening star., 1951-04-22
FRED A. SMITH co
Pnaitorc 7I1q 1rth 90 ~ xry
sol FERN ST. NV.
OPEN sim 1 10 e

OPEN SUM-, / TO S
Beautiful stone home designed to
stand the wear Of time; lge. lot
III #. by 214 IT.: lifetime slate
tile baths; liv. rm. with beau. fire-
place: den. din. rm. and Kit: g
lge. b2drms., plus sewing rm.;
plenty Of closets and storage space
full bsmt. with rec. rm; h.-w.h.
This house is priced to sell. You
owe it to yourself to see this beau.
home; reasonable down payment:
owner viii take balance in first trust,
Call RA. 4109 or RA, 1851.
Sigler & Co., Realtors
Evening star., 1951-04-22
ADJOINING CRESTWOOD

Large. roomy. center-hall detached
brick home in this most eonV. loca-
tion. Features spacious reception
hall. living rm.,. dining rm.. den
sn snd Kit; on lst floor; 4 bedrms. 2
and full bath on 3rd floor; fuil
basement with maids rm. and bath;
lovely deep lot. Call Mr.. Bell. EX.
24S0; ewes. OIL. 634I. with
FRED A. SMITH co
Evening star., 1951-04-22
VACANT-QUICK POSSESSION
3153 18th SIT NV.
RAMRI ,ER

hANlbL6n
with g lge. full bsmt.. on beautiful
iesSirs iesSii ~ the as city. Il Is little WV Ways IS
out, beyond Bethesda. Brick and has
3 bedrms., q little over $4,000 will
buy ft, Call US immed. WO. 1855
until Q pm; Sunday. 1880 until
olR:iAN S. CRAWFORD
$500 Conn. Ave. --23
Evening star., 1951-04-22
FOR SALE BY PECK co.
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 6
Michigan Park
AA10 f0Fl. CTs At z

&Ull 1AGIl . I. NE.
Lovely semidetached brick home, in q
most convenient location; consists OF
living room, dining room, modern
kitchen. S bedrooms, 2 baths; auto
. matte gas heat: lot 40x13S, with ga
rage; front and rear porches. An
attractive home in excellent condi-
tion. Mr.. Murrill on premises.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Woodbridge Gardens Area

54UU I6Gn ST. NE.
Very desirable custom built rambler
type home. consisting of z rooms
and 2 tiled baths. Only 2 years old,
plan, consists Of living room. dining
room. kitchen. 2 large bedrooms and
bath on LIST floor. 2nd floor also
has Q large bedrooms and full tiled
bath. Gas heat: screened porch,
full. light basement. VACANT
I7rMEDIATE POSSESSION. With
out doubt. this is the finest home
being offered today In this area.
Pricer. $27,500. Mr.. Dougherty on
premises.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
an RTICHANAN ST ME-

40 BUCHANAN ST. NE.
q BLOCK NORTH OF HAWAII AVE
This is all attractive row brick dwell.
ing. conveniently located " bloch
on North Capitol st. A prewar-buili
of 9 rooms, 2 baths. recreation room
gas heat, front porch. Near new
Catholic high school. Must be sold
Priced TO sell Immediately. Vacant
immediate possession. Mr.. CASSIDY
on premises.
, 1951-09-29
Utah Killer ito
Firing Squad

Salt Lake City, Sept. 20
(INS)- A 29-year-old SEX
slayer of two girls today
faces a five-man Uxah firing
squad that was picked from
hundreds of volunteers an
xious to have thehan die for
his crimes.
Slated to walk down death row
this morning is Ray Dempsey Gar
dner, formerly of Columbus, O.,
who was convicted of the July 49,
40 rape-killing Of 17-year-old
Shirley Gretzlinger Of Ogden,
Utah., after she answered his fake
ad for a baby-sitter.
Gardner also confessed to the
August, 1949, killing of Sue
Horn, 80, of Butte, Mont, whom
he enticed out Of town on a sup
posed job = only two weeks after
the Gretzlinger Staying.
Gardner chose to stand before
a firing squad when his plea for
a delay was turned down by the
Utah supreme court.
When Ogden residents learned
Gardner: had chosen to die before
a firing squad, hundreds volunteer
ed. to serve as riflemen. Authori-
ties said five expert riflemen were
selected from the volunteers.
, 1951-09-29
In BHefToddy

By International News Service .
TOKYO The communists have let a full day pass without offici-
ally answering an allied proposal to switch Korean armistice talks
20 the n o mans land town of Songhyon.
Eighth N. S. Army Headquarters, Korea Red troops m hold
ing "Heartbreak Ridge" in east-central Korea despite repeated al
lied assaults
WASHINGTON The United States is awaiting word from Iran
before irving to reach a new settlement in the near eastern oil
crisis
x X x x
WASHINGTON-A highlevel attempt to get the Korean armistice
negotiations under way again is e e in General Bradleys trip to
Tokyo.
LONDON-The British Cabinet will meet for the second time in
W days to review the dangerous oil dispute with Iran, which is
sidering a American plan for moderation.
WASHINCTON-The Governments breakdown O the beef market
has gained momentum with the granting of new high prices to
the meat industry.
x
Tehran- Hussein Makki, secretary of the Iranian Oil Board, to a
Tehran crowd: "Shortly l a. returning o the front (te Abadan e
fnery) My heart is ready to receive British bullets"
NEW YORK-Elder statesman Bernard Baruch: " You (the
Japanese) must stick m our side - and you have u backing
you must build a bulwark against Communism o r fall prey to the
Reds" -
NEW YORK Oliver c. Carmichael, president of the Carnegie
Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching: "The leadership of
women is our best hope of bringing order out of modern chaos"
, 1951-09-29

ed as they claim it is, they ought
to try getting it from every pos
sible element, and quit being
puerile. !.
1t is seriously doubtful whether
a white CT, facing death in Ko-
rea from the loss Of blood, would
be so choosey as to reject a pint
Of the li~fe-saving liquid just be-
cause it came from the veins of a
Negro. Nor is it likely that his
personality would be changed if
blood taken from a Negro were
tranfused into him.
The whole idea of segregating
blood was silly from the beginning,
and was done only to perpetuate
the myth of racial inferiority. 1t
should never have been tolerated,
but in times like these, the fool
ishness is much too costly to be al
lowed to continue.
1t would seem sensible to use
Continued On Page a
, 1951-09-29

Uncle Sam and the Red Cross
have not made the Negro very
happy about his blood. Just this
past week an editor Of a Negro
newspaper in Alabama has pro-
tested the segregation of blood
from Negroes-an act designed to
show there is a difference in the
blood of human beings.
With the military virtually cry
ing for more blood and with high
pressure advertising campaigns
being put forth to urge Americans
to give more blood, it is regret
table that the vast source that
might be tapped is not giving its
full quota, and it certainly is not.
The Red Cross and the military
whoever is responsible ough
to face up to the problem. 1t has
been proven beyond question that
there is no distinction in blood as
to race. Whoever is doing it, ought
to quit segregating blood, and if
the precious fluid is as badly need
, 1951-09-29
We Cannot Afford To Do les" --BMche

frie1ds are many, these imperfections are puzzling.
1t seems to me that our answer must be and it is
the only answer worthy of a democratic society to exert
every possible effort to eliminate un-democratic practices
and un-democratic attitudes to do all that we can do to
close the gap between our professions of democracy and
our practice of it.
This is the only way that we can achieve our maxi
mum national strength and Unity and fully discharge our
responsibilities. In these critical times, this we
must do. We cannot afford to do less. e' S.
, 1951-09-29
indicting the lawyers and others
Continued On Page 4
By RALPH J.. BUNCHE

CIR, N. W There is widespread knowledge IN the
world of the imperfections of American democracy, OF the
anti-democratic racial and religious attitudes which weak
en- our unity and sap our strength. We know that there
are these imperfections. We talk about them; we facethem
frankly. Indeed it is a part of our strength that, in the
democratic framework of our society, we are entitled to
point to our shortcomings. Yet it is unfortunate that they
are there. Our enemies, of course, exaggerate; we couldn't
expect them to do otherwise. But to our friends, and our
, 1951-09-29
$4,000 In Cut
Diamonds Found

NEW YORK, Sept. 29. (INS)-
Customs authorities today are
holding $4,000 worth Of cut di-
amends found underneath the
berth of a stateroom on the Queen
Elizabeth and nobody is claiming
them.
The gems will be held for a year,
Harry M. Burning, collector Of
port announced, and if no claim
ants show up they will be sold for
the benefit of the U. S. treasury.
Mrs. Pearl Blatt, wife of Sidney
Blatt, New York Jeweler with Of
fices in the jewelry exchange, in
sists she knows nothing about the
previous stones. Customs officials
seized $4,000 worth Of a1legedly
u~ndeclared gems from her when
she arrived on the big Cunarder
Wednesday. >
, 1951-09-29
Britain Plans Blockade Of Abadan In Iran

LONDON; Sept 20 qNS)- Britain repeatedly ordered its war
n oil from leaving the worlds largest refinery at Abadan.
The report by the London Evening Star came as Britain readied
its case in the bitter Anglo-Iranian oil dispute for quick submisJ|
sion to the u. N. Security Council.
, 1951-09-29
cincy Women Face Murder CHARGE

& CINCINNATI. o, Sept. 20 QNS)- The widow ant ssterinIaw
6 OF John A. Gardner of Cincinnati, fatally stabbed Aug. 81, today
9 face second degree murder charges in his death.
County Prosecutor c. Watson Hover charged Mrs. John Gard
EE g = nera and Mrs. Dorothy Youncker with fatally stabbing Gardner in
90 Mrs Yunckers yard following an argument
, 1951-09-29
Union Pres. Condemns
Cicero Grand jury Act

NEW K a special wire to the Governor of
Illinois and the United States Attorney General, the Unit
ed Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America GU
E) condemned "The action of the Cook County Grand
Jury withdrawing those responsible for the anti-Negro
violence in Cicero, ILL.,"
The wires, signed by Albert J. Fitzgerald, II &C.
eral President, were sent to Governor Adlai E. Stcrenae4
of Illinois, and u. S. Attorney General j. Howard Nc
, 1951-09-29
Writer Says Red Cross
Is S~egregating Blood
By L J. ONE

NEW YORK, (GLOBAL)-The loyalty Of the Negro
to this country and his support Of it's fighting forces is as
strong as that of any othergroup that helps make upthe
nations cosmopolitan population. But just the same, he
is not as enthusiastic about the blood donating program
as he could be, and there's a reason.
, 1951-09-29
Weather Forecast

Fair and cool today, highest
S. TO go. Fair and not as cool
tonight, lowest SO to 40. Sun
day some cloudiness and warm
er.
, 1951-09-29

PHONE. YOUR NEWS TIPS to
The Dayton Daily Express by dial
ing MI-7634.
, 1951-09-29

Grath, and stated:
1.-THE 10th Convention of UE,
representing SOC, 900 Negro and
white workers in the electrical,
and farm equipment industries
goes on record condemning the
action of tie Cook County Grand
Jury whitewashing those re-
sponsible for the anti-Negro
violence in Cicero, Illinois and
, 1951-09-29
F Former Weep, Henry Wallace To Testify

WASHINGTON, Sept 20 ine possibility increased today
that former vice president Henry A. Wallace will testify before
1.-The Senate antisubversive committee probing communist in
fluence L. S. policy.
A far eastern expert told the committee headed by Sen. McCar-
ran CD New, yesterday that Wallace gave laid and comfort to
the communists by attempting o discredt Chang Kai-Shek"
, 1951-09-29
!, OHIO, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1851
PRICE FIVE CENTS
LATE bulletins
By International News Service
Ok Slayer Executed By Firing Squad

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 20 (NS)- Ray Dempsey Gardner, o
vnted murderer of a teen-age baby sitter, was executed at dawn
today in Utah state prison by a five-man firing squad for which
more than 100 citizens volunteered.
, 1951-09-29
Top Brass Confer Secretly In Korea

TOKYO, Sept. 20 QNS)- Generals Omar N. Bradley and Mat
thew B. Ridgway conferred secretely in Tokyo today on what
were officially termed MILITARY matters" presumably relating to
the tense Korean situation.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

Box 250-J. Star
Evening star., 1951-11-11
HElP MEN

MAN-Washington ONCE
Of lge. ensineertng hrm has opening
for exp. contact man who has
knoyledge know ,S. Of snsinseerins bs .hs xork <
pass security investigation. Car
furnished. Write qualifications. Box
93-V. Star.
COOK, 8 nights q week. from 5 p:m,;
good salary. Apply to chef. 1873
COOK and pantryman. colored. Ap-
ply to chef LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
18th and Eye sts. NV. --l7
COOK WANTED, experienced man for
large commissary. to work nights.
conditions. liberal discounts on pur-
chases, insurance, hospitalizat ton
and retirement plan. Box 114-z,
CoUNTERMAN. s5 to 40. to work in
restaurant, So. Arlington; must be
tss ea bosd sea IL e.
COUNTER AND GRILL MAN, exper.,
white; reliable; small restaurant; g.
day wk.; good Day, steady work. Call
oW. e752. or GIL. S16S after 6 Pm.
COUNTER AND GRILL MAN-so6er:
PETERS. NO s512. Ho. 0s43. Ii
CREDIT and collection representative,
large national concern wants man
In washington area Must have car
n in..3 good nna CONDITION. ,ct Credit and col.
necessary. Excellent nay, good op-
portunities for advancement. Ap-
ply In person. Room 623. Realty
pm, Monday only. ii
DELIVERY MAN AND HELPER
Furniture delivery Sl25 hr. Must
be sober and reliable. Apply at once
MOWRY UPHOLSTERY CO, III
King st.. Alexandria. OV. 1915.
DEMONSTRATION, experienced; NAL,
or female, to sell fast-selling toy
leading Washington department
store, now until Christmas. Salar,
$50 per week plus excellent com.
mission. State experience. telephone
number and address. Will contact
for immediate assignment. Boz
3tj3-X Star
Evening star., 1951-11-11
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Approved BY doctors. no medicine.
KING ENURTONE LAB. DU, Si3S,
Evening star., 1951-11-11

PERSONALS (cons.)

MEN-would you like US to mail you
shaving Lotion of the Month?
Send name and address to Box 1ls-
LAbIEs-The ideal gift for the man,
after-shaving Lotion Of the Month. y
Send your name and address and
we will mail free sample to you.
Box 119-A, Star.
DEER HUNTERS! Limited number
accommodated. Winter lodge, West
ern New York. Nov. 22-Dec. g. Ex-
cellent meals, lodging, expert hunter
guides furnished. days, 5000,
Eor information, write Box 121-A,
Any ONE desiring to exchanse ne
GS-4 statistical clerk), lob ia
Wash. for one in Atlanta, Ga, call
LOT @ @infor.. RE. 4142, Ext. 6205, OR.
ExPlRiENSciED PIANO TEACHER,
children EMS ne Or sss5 adnlt beginners. Reas
IF You LIKE to do your avn, DRESS
making, will give you pvt. lessons,
Also making piped buttonholes. For
cHURCaEs. 9m chUbs a pm ana "a; ebsrl.ss1s lss4
organizations; raise extra money by
collecting wire clothes hangers. Our
Trucks will call and pay cash. NEW
JERSEY CLEANERS, ST. 1914. ia
EXPERT Tv REPAIR In your home by
Suadified electronics veteran. 10.
Z-6644. lJs
EXPERT TYPING
Done at home. Phone HO. 1924.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
HELP MEN

DRIVER for dump truck; Md; chanf-
4903 Central ave. ne. HI. ss13.
DRUG CLERK, experienced. Refer
ences.. PETWORTH PHARMACY,
Georgia ave. at UpShur NV. Ia
DRUG CLERKS nights wk. and
every other SUM-; $3.50 to 5 pm.
Exper;; gxIs snd ref; f;o,oeI o'16oNNEIL's PHcY-
DRUG CLERK. must have lengthy
ary | and d working G Efpsee Conditions; si aay Ssi
shift. 35O1 Georgia ave. NV. ~
DRUG CLERK
preferred. good salary,
TO 9 am: Apply AIRPORT PHAR-
MACY. Macy Washington National AIR
DRY CLEANING ROUTE MAN, expe-
Apply P1owERA A' VALLEY LIZ Y'0aTIsS1Se. sERvISR.
DRY cLEANlSG sd RdoufffEMAN. white.
cor,ciss,ea OF cnlored; very very good salary and
cleaning route in northwest Wash
CLEANERS. f70s Georgia ave. NV.
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRMEN
needed for bench work Of small
household. appliances; will con-
slider mechanically inclined men to
earn F WORK; c. A. LEPPERT. 914
ELEcTEIcIAN, master electrician
gaanted; good opportunity for quail
nsd man mar to be With 9 large: friendly
ssRnRiaa sNp sSN1pss1I5PkTEP EN
CO. OF AMERICA 41O n az
ELECTRICIANs-stesdy work; good
PsS1 DsS., HENRY JOHNSON S'ih: j. |fr 81:
ELEC CrRICIAN. master specialist eiec-
trician wanted. to associate hims; il
with Washington's largest heating
man. CoNsoLfDATgD ENGINEER.
M asEpAS AED DISTRIBuTING CO., ,oF
ELECTRICIANS LIE - Permanent work.
TRANSFORMATION furnished. Cali or
apply REED ELECTRIC CO.. 26O3 r
st.: NV, HO. 1921. Ia
ELECTRICIANS experienced helpers;
good pay; steady work. rapid ad-
ELEcTRiciANss ELEHHii sii ii HEEPIs IPss2o o Exper.
man needed to I'LL permanent, Year Year:
round position with estab. firm; in
side work with opportunity for ad.
S9I SoHN G; WEBSTER & Sons. NC:
E2EyAT6fki E2Ex + 81 niSi OPERATOR for MI nixh.
work: steady Job for sober middle.
ssn; s Ell! Nj Nh 1R9fNE. RMi E Na. s'n $3.50. 60
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored,
ant an a. pm; 800 mo-; experienced
ENGINEER, 5th class license for gar
oen-type apt. bldg; experienced with
stoker. plumbing and electrical re-
pairs: good salary and quarters CAN
mr; Bur1el, DE; 5000 between 9-10
ENGINEERS. 5th and 9TH class II.
Gense; zen e6od salary and good work
phone esis psass AgDy IN cR gfE5en Enc No
G1NEFR. $500 Quebec st. NV. I'll
ENGINEER. civil or mechanical. for
field or ONCE work. write P. o. Box
Jos, Roanoke. Va. III
ENGINEER. M ciyil. between 25-32;
cover area within 500-mile radius.
excel. future; salary. $3.50 Der mo.
p.us expenses. Write Box 397 z,
ENGINEER-washington ONCE oil Of lee.
west Coast engineering firm has
opening for qualified chemical, civil
or structural engineer to handle
liaison and contract work in wash
ington: Applicants must be grad.
engineer, able to pass security in
yestigation and live in vicinity OF
D. G; Attractive salary and auto
mobile furnished. Write full in.
formation on qualifications to Boz
ENGiNEER-5th class license. for Of
flee bldg. Automatic oil burner;
good working conditions. State age
and experience first letter to Box
SsS-A star. Ia
ENGINEER, age 1850; early shift,
stoker and oil burner: good position
for. sober and steady man. Phone
boiler room. WI 1900, GEORGE.
TOWN PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
Evening star., 1951-11-11
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
Williams Auction House

:" 4&A4c1AA4o xAuSblOl1 x1Ou0C
91S NEW YORK AVE.
THIS TUES. iNOV. 18th. 2 PM.
SPECIAL NoTIcE:
This Wednesday night COM
mencing at 7:30 PM. we
will sell for a Washington
Wholesale Mfg. and show
room a magnificent lot of
elegant decorator type all
new fine grade sofas, chairs,
sectional sofas, etc. These
can be seen and on public
exhibition after 4 PM
Tuesday and all day We'd
nesday up to sale hour Wed.
evening when auction COM
menceS at 7::30. Those
wanting the very best, plan
now to attend this sale Wed.
night.
AucTIoNEER's PHI: MA. 267p
Evening star., 1951-11-11
MANY EMPLOYEE
BENEFITS

WRITE IN CONFIDENCE, GIVING
INTREVIEW ARRANGED AT Your
BOX WS 2l5,
EQUITY. 221 w. 41st ST. N. Y. IS.
DETECTIVE. local store desires sery-
ices of guard for holiday season;
police experience helpful; neat ap-
pearance. AL refs. Call Mr.. Ed
WARDS, DI. 1884.
DISHWASHER-No Sunday or night
GRILL. ITO Fem Penn. ave. apn.y n.x. ia. aSN
DISPATCHERS, for radio-eQuipped
cabs; must have knowledge of Silver
Spring area. YELLOW CAB CO., of
Silver Spring. Piney Branch I'd. and
Flower ave. Silver Spring. 81.
DOORMAN, middle aged. See Mr..
Lewis, PIX THEATER, 1922 N. Y.
ave. NV. after | an 10
Evening star., 1951-11-11
HELP MEN

AUTO MECHANIC HELPER-we viii
train YOU to be top mechanic; must
be steady, with good references;
good salary and advances rs you
learn. See Mr.. Staten, ROYAL
MOTORS, INC. Chrysler plymouth,
400 Georgia ave. NV. la
AUTO METAL MAN - 1st class only.
ANNANDALE BODY WORKS, JE. g.
1856. -13
AUTO. PAINTER. colored. We have an
opening for an experienced spray
work. Excellent opportunity. see Mr..
Ralph after 3 am. PYRAMID AUTO
BODY CO.. 1885 Bladensburg I'd. n. e.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
ADJUSTER

Outside collection man for large In
ground or exp. preferred; car and
car allowance furnished. hospitali-
cation and insurance dement's. Cali
MR.. DALEY at ST. 1900. Ii
ADDRESSOGRAPH, graphotype and
multilith operator; experience help
ful but will teach man who is a fair
typist and who Is mechanically in
day week, good working conditions.
UNITED SERVICES LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., 1925 Eye st. NV. Room
Evening star., 1951-11-11
Fed L. williams q Zed l.. Williams, Jr
Auctioneers d Appraisers
AUCTION
SALE

Persian, Chinese and other
Oriental rugs, wide selection
of sizes, including very
large, m e d ium, SIN all
throws, runners and others.
Kermans, Sarouks, Kappa
.trangs, Heriz, Boulucostans,
Chinese and other well
known and desirable Weaves.
SALE TAKES PLACE AT
WILLIAMS AUCTION HOUSE
91S New York Ave. NV.
This Friday. Nov. 18th, 1890 am
Friday Evening Nov. 18th. 7:30 pm
Sat. Morning, Nov. 18th, 1910 am
Public exhibition commencing TINS
Wednesday at am. Continuing up
to sale hours each day.
4 AUcTIoNEERs PHONE: Ma. 267s