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ply l. MILLER & SONS. 1889 Conn,
ave. 10
SALESLADIES
No Experience Necessary
For sportswear, lingerie and dress de-
lent top salary. Mr.. Sylvan.
S. N. MCBRIDE CO.
700 H St. NE.
SALESLADIES
Experienced in lingerie and hosiery
Good starting salary. Apply BEY-
DA S. 1884 Conn. ave. NV, 1915.
SALEsLADY, thoroughly experienced,
women's speciality shop, 18th and
pm s days wk.; good salary and
commission; pleasant working condi-
SALESLADY, for established coffee
snd tea route: excellent opportunity
looking for Security and good earn
tngs, Call COOK COFFEE Co. co.
SALESLADY
Experitnced in costume tewelry ex-
cellsnt salary. pleasant working
LIBERTY SHOPS
1900 G st. NV. 10
SALESWOMAN and sewing teacher, toI
sell and demonstrate sewing ma
chimes for dept. store, Excel. op-
sewing machine dept. SHIRLlNG-
TON COOP. I'EPT, STORES. Arling-
ton. Va. Ill
SALESWOMEN
Experienced for sports wear and
EMILY SHOP. 1905 F st. NV. I'll
SECRETARY for physician; 1-5I
daily; 5-day week; salary, S110;
age, 1885; Box 459-J, Star. %
SECRETARY-Est Established law firm
desires competent stenographer for
responsible position; salary depend
ent on qualifications and experience
Telephone ME. 61Sl. IL
SECRETARY-1-gir real-estate Office
Should have knowledge of bookkeep-l
ing. typing and shorthand; salary
open; 5-day week; pleasant working
conditions. Call MR.. BERENTER.
SECRETARY interesting part or full
time day assignments. Good short
hand and typing. Suitable for Govt
workers waiting assignment or house.
wives available | or more days each
week. RE. 056t 10
SECRETARY. for doctors office; cap
able of keeping accounts; sal. open.
Apply Box 261-J. Star. Ia
SECRETARY
One who likes to work with figures,
to assist auditor. Call in person at
Auditors Office. Rm. 1853, HOTEL
RALEIGH, 18th and Penna. ave. NV
3
SECRETARY
Permanent position in executive Of |
fees, located 1894 Upshur st. NV;
5-day week; vacation with pay, sick
leave. group insurance and purchase 7
sY3 APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1874 H st. NV. 10
SECRETARY- Y-ADMINISTRATIV AS
SISTANT, 39-hr. wk.; international
environment with pleasant working
conditions; wonderful opportunity
likes to learn foreign languases;
app't, RE. 1918. Ill
SECRETARY
For contractors office. Must
be accurate typist, able to
take shorthand; PIX switch
board exper. necessary. Good
sa'sr- and working conditions.
F. II. MARTELL CO., Inc.
1923 goth st. NV.
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THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
N. Highland and Fairfax Dr.. Arl.. Va
81
YOUNG MEN age Is to 25. present
able appearance courteous. for
usher positions. Day shifts avail
able. Apply to doorman, LOWE
PALACE THEATRE. III
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TECHNICIANS

1EST1IN1C1AN
We need several young high school
graduates, age Is to 25, as tech
nicians.
s175 per month for a months train
ing period; S1S5 per month plus
bonus paid thereafter with regular
salary increases: 40-hour week, sick
leave paid vacations; pleasant. in
teresting. different work that's fun;
with a definite future.
No experience or special skill is nee
essarv as we will train you. You
must be neat. attractive. have pleas
ing personality and be able to meet
the public This is not a sales DO
Sitton. See MISS MULLIGAN. Room
Al Kass Bldg, III I4th st. NV,
between G and N. Y. ave. 1890
70 %
OPERATORS. Sc. area
5-day wk.; good starting salary Ap-
ply MIR DUBLIN. 2O12 Shannon pl
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SHOEMAN

Assistant manager. must be thoroughly
experienced and know business.
Women's' and children's shoes. Good
salary and extra commission, Answer
full particulars. replies confidential.
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TYPIST

finance company. Interesting job,
not straight typing. Good hours and
working conditions, Life insurance
and Decentralization benefits. ST
Evening star., 1951-08-09
PANTRY HOUSE
SAI,ESGIRI.S
PAYROLL CLERK
PERMANENT POSITION

he Star desires to obtain the services
OF an alert woman, 1885 years Of
age. who is accurate with figures,
has legible handwriting, and can
type 80 words per min. 5-day, 40
hour week. Apply Personnel, Room
300. Open weekdays, 8:30-5, and
Sat. a-l. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-08-09
WANTED statesmen

Local Well-known firm has opening
for 3 top-notch statesmen or 3 men
who aSpire to be statesmen. Our busi-
ness is good IL months out of the
year and is not affected by usual
business trends. If you qualify, you
will be trained quickly and should
earn over $1,000 per yr. the rest
will not be required to leave Wash
lngton and immediate area. For per
SSonal interview, write Box 363-L,
Star. "a
Evening star., 1951-08-09
YOUNG MAN

National finance company. unreStrict-
ed working conditions; must be
pleasant and have ability to get
along with people; good opportunity
for advancement. disqualification and
life insurance benefits. ST. 1900. IS
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SHOE SALESMAN
Experience Not Necessary,

Experience Not Necessary,
1880, Single; Perm. Job
Chance for advancement Must live in
general al ca. No information given
over phone Apply in person 9 IN =
u pm. SUBURBAN SHOE SHOP
81 rs Hamilton St. Hyattsville. 10
SFOP HELPERS. for ornamental anf
misc. iron work. steady work. op-
portunity for advancement for re-
Sponsihle youno men, Apnlvs l2f0
smoRT i To- oRDFR b COOK. ,expeII. in
a RUsHNfRs Sff saAFooD aaii o's5 S52s fRp5y Pfnay
Branch I'd. s. S. Md. 10
ST OVEL OPERAToR-Must be abe
to run backhoe Steady work. WI
So 5000 = aftsT an ; P,m P9,moF,NG ApYTr.
TORS and helpers. 2o31 Rhode
ST ~ STAIR and misc. iron NE,
chenics. experienced, non-union
hospitalizat alton vacation. ho,idays
and top rate pay. Apply, 1910 Mt
Olivet rd ne Only skilled. re
sponsihle persons need apply 10
STENoGRAPHER, general major oil
comoany. 5-day wk;; air-cond; oft1ce;
ment. Call Ma 51S8 for appt. 10
STOCK CLERK, to pack merchandise
for shipment. 5-day week. paid va
cation permanent position with ad-
vancement; age y y to s2,1Ni.Lpp A. Apply rn Q
BACCO co 631 Mass ave, NV:
drugstore; drivers permit; white or
colored PARKS DRUGS, 1855
Savannah ST. Sc p
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BOOKKEEPER

OOO1NIAH1I1 1lII
Experienced. 5-day wk.: salary open !;
vacation with pay; sick leave; bonus.
Apply in person. HOME OIL CO.,
1928 Blair I'd. NV -12
BOoKKEEPER'S ASST for perma-
nent position in acct payable dept.
of large auto concern. Must have
had some exper. or training in book
keeping; 5I3 days one wk. and 5
DAYS next wk Vacation with pay,
sick leave, bonus Salary approx.
$50 wkly. Give age, experience and
previous employment. Box 1861,
Star -12
BOOKKEEPER- ASSISTANT. expert.
enced. 5-day week: air-cond Office;
salary, S215 mo. Pill E st. NV.
ME. OF SO Ill
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Tening Star Building
11n1 Penna Ave NV

I1OI ave. NsW.
TUBE VULCANIZER
Must be exper. and a steady worker
BEN HUNDLEY, 3446 l4th st: NV
TV MECHANICS inside or out. Full
or part time. Fully experienced only
need apply. "a NJ st. ne. ME. 1868
ITyPIsT, age 1895: type at least
/ so w.p.m. Accuracy essential. Posi-
| ton with expanding organization.
| extendina all-modern employee bene-
fits. Excel. salary for qualified per
UPEoL sTERER, fully experienced
year around Job. Apply E. L, BUR
TON. Jr., Oil E st. NV. -12
WATERS, over 21 fwhite>. expert
enced in night clubs, salary and
good tips. Apply after 6 pm. CLUB
LaCoNGA. "4l2 Baltimore ave,
wslsgsc wGsClIsgs Park 4. Gh,Sv Md urc5.,EIic ,I
See MR.. SCHWARTZ. 504 10th St
WELDERS, experienced in steel ane
iron work, non-unlon; steady work
for responsible men. Apply 1240
Mt Olive. I'd. ne. 10
WOOL PRESSER WANTED. vacation
Win pay, ALL SlAtE Dh4 CLEAN
ERS, 2o26 R. I. ave. ne. DE. 1885
WOOL SPoTTER. experienced; apply
ready for work. OLD COLONY
LAUNDRY. $500 Blair I'd. NV,
MAN. mechanically inclined. to act
as foreman in cinder block manu-.
featuring plant. Night work good
pay steady employment. Apply in
person to Mr. Welch. METROPOLI-
TAN BLOCK & SUPPLY CO. 3400
Kenilworth ave. Bladensburg Nd
MAN. mechanically inclined. for
light repair work on vacuum clean
ers Insurance and employe benefits
Age 26-49. See Mr.. Hovermail. THE
HOOVER CO.. 1905 r. !. ave. ne,
9-l2 FRIDAY
MAN to manage or assist in SC and
10c store; must have some expert
ence in > and 10; good opportunity
Apply Mgr. KINGS. % Kennedy st
NV. RA 97S5. -l2
MAN. for district supervisor; car
necessary; 5-day Wk Call Mr.. Cliff.
Ma. 0925, WASHINGTON SHOP
Evening star., 1951-08-09
TRUCK DRIVER

We have an immediate opening for a
good colored driver who is neat in
appearance and between % and 50
years of age; previous experience
and D permit required; must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
dition to salary, generous company
benefits will be provided. Apply
Personnel, Room SOC. Open week
calls.
Fvanino Star Pnildino
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EMPLOYED MEN

Three ewes. and Sat. spare time work
full. About So per hr. No car nee.
Apply Tues. or Wed. 5-7 pm. Rm.
702, 710 14th st. NV. 10
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BOOKKEEPER'S
ASSISTANT
AND TYPIST

Permanent position with retail store;
five-day week; experienced person
desired. but will consider qualified
business school graduate. For per-
sonal interview write. stating age
and qualifications. Box 211-K, Star.
-12
BooKKEEPER TYPIST, for real
estate rentals, NV. apt. house. vic.
Shoreham; hours. 10 am. to 8
Bus GIRL. high school grad, neat
appearance. Apply 2:30 to 4 pm.
HOTEL HARRINGTON KITCHE-
TERRA, 1lth and E SITS. NV. Nc
phone calls.
CAFETERIA WORKERS
White. steam table. p.m.-1 am.
Also other positions open. Good
starting salary. Meals, uniforms
furn. Insurance and paid vacations.
Apply in person to Mr.. Balance,
Holloway Cafeteria
11oe Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-08-09

establishment. MUST nave expert
ence eIn, in handling complaints; and
pending on qualifications. Wonder
full opportunity for the right party
State age. experience. etc. Write
Box o9-L. Star --l2
ASSEMBLY WORKERS
We have openings for girls under 35
doing light interesting assembly
work on electrical equipment. Pleas
ant working conditions and oppor-
tunity for advancement with small
company. No experience necessary
Manual dexterity and diligence only
requirement. Call AL. 4073 for ap-
pointment. DRYoMATIc CORP.
Alex, Va. 10
ASSISTANT to director of pvt. school:
knowledge Of office procedure prefer
someone with college background; /;
'43 hr. week. Call GIL. 1900, S-5.
ASSISTANT CASHIER; life insurance;
permanent position. 5-day wk,
free group insurance Phone MR.
10 am.
ASSISTANT
BOOKKEEPER TRAINEE
II you have knowledge of typing We
will train you in duties of assistant
bookkeeper in lge. bookkeeping dept.
modern r-conditioned bldg.
Perm employment, adequate start
ing salary. with opportunity for ad-
vancement. with experience.
LIBERAL COMPANY BENEFITS
!. Group insurance.
.. disqualification.
3. Vacation.
4. Sick leave.
5. Annual bonus.
Apply in person. Suite 402, Ring
Bldg. 1000 18th st. NV. 10
BEAUTICIAN; manicurist; excellent
LEE STUDIO. Ma. 22i3.
B2AT TICIAN, experienced; living
quarter. available. DEVONSHIREI
BEAo5t 5p sALoN' sAIS 41o5 Wis, aye.
BEAUTICIAN-Permanent waver and
gen ra operator, Excel. oppor. for
capable girl. Sal, COM; 5-day wk.
NFIsNER's BEAUTY SALON, 18th
Man or woman. BAR
RETT PARKER HAIR STYLISTS,
S4C3 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. MD
BEAUTY OPERATOR, white. Jonas.
y aV5 Seeond npEH st; ,TGp Sle; TRi 932l IL
aR &c., rent L1 F 44is4 Of Par' MRs Hrs bsiae bAv
BEAUTY SALON MANICuRIsT. ex-
perienced. Apply 612.13th st. NV
--12
BooKKEEPER, experienced, or ad-
vanced accounting student for per
manent position in accounting dept
5-day week vacation and sick leave
disqualification salary commensurate
with ability. Apply to Mrs Anson.
FREDERICK w. BERENS. INC.
1898 X st. NV
BOOKKEEPER
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MAN WITH CAR

BIG EARNINGS, NO INVESTMENT
GOOD REFERENCES. FULL TIME
CALL RANDOLPH 4S12. ASK FOR
MR.. SILLINGS.
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WANTED
1904 M ST. NV.

Exper man who understands the
retail food business in Supermar.
ket operation: one who is able Ia
take charge of one lge. supermar.
ket State your experience. etc
Your reply will be held strictly con-
noential. Reply Box 39S-J, Star,
8
Evening star., 1951-08-09
EMPLOYED MEN

Three ewes. and Sat, spare time
work, prev. retail or contact exp
helpful, about So hr.. no car nee
Phone REAL SILK, MA. 1857.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
Ernest R. Carter Dies;
Was Retired BrickIayer

Ernest R. j. Carter, Ct, re-
tired Soldiers Home bricklayer,
died Tuesday at Washington San
itarium. He lived at 6 Sligo Mill
road, Takoma Park, Md.
Mr.. Carter was born and edu-
Gated in England. and came to
the United States in 1910. He
retired from the Soldiers Home
last April after 18 years service
there.
Mr.. Carter was member of the
Junior Order of United American
Mechanics and the Knights of
Pythias.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Ella Carter, of the Sligo Mill
road address; son. Ernest R. j.
Carter, jr., of Edgewater, Md; a
brother, C. Monty Carter, and a
sister, Mrs. Lessie Carson, both
of Yakima, Wash, and two grand
sons. -.s..
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 pm. tomorrow at the Cham
bers funeral home, 1400 Chaplin
street NV. Burial will be In Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
Rev. ]. H. MufchIer,
Mission Pastor, Dies

The Rev. James H. Mutchler,
rs, co-founder and pastor of the
Georgetown Chapel of the Mission
Church, Thirty first and M streets
NV, died yesterday at his home,
3233 M street NV, after several
years illness. ....
Mr.. Mutchler and his brother,
the Rev. William Mutchler, CO.
pastor of the undenominational
church, founded it about 18 years
ago. Since that time, they have
engaged in missionary work in
Washington.
Mr.. Mutchler and his wife, the
former Ellen Josephine Burroughs,
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary last September.
A native of Oklahoma, Mr.
Mutchler came to Washington at
an early age. He served in the
Army during the Spanish-Amer-
lean War. About 10 years ago
he retired as foreman of the Fort
Myer Army laundry.
In addition to his widow and
the Rev. William Mutchler, who
lives at 1871 North Wayne street
Arlington. he is survived by an
other brother, Thomas J. Mutch-
Ter, Columbus, Ohio. and a sister
Mrs. Mary j Holiday, Washing
ton.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Monday at Chambers flu
neral home, 3072 M street NV
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
Polio Drive Support
Urged by Myrna 10y

Movie Actress Myrna 10y urged
women to give all-out aid to the
March of Dimes polio drive as
representatives of about so wom-
ems groups met here yesterday to
plan for the 1851 drive.
The group. meeting at Barker
Hall of the YWCA, heard address,
es by officers of the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
and of the local chapter. The
1851 drive will be held from jan
uary IL to 81.
Mrs Norma Girard, 1901 Con-
necticut avenue NV, 1850 polio
patient who spoke from a wheel
chair, told the group of the aid
she had received from the local
chapter when stricken by the
disease.
Mrs. Claiming Walker, SOTO
Millwood lane NV, who arranged
the meeting as chairman of the
Women's Activities Committee,
noted that $4,000 was spent on
polio patients here during 1850.
She explained that this was a
great deal more than the $79 900
collected here IN the last drive.
Chairman Edgar Morris said
booths would be opened in front
of the Capitol and Lincoln Thea
tiers and that Edith Piaf, French
singer, would appear at the Shore
ham tonight in a March of Dimes
benefit.
No quota has been set for the
drive in the District, but the COM
mittee hopes to raise $25O,00O,
Mr.. Morris said.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
|E|berf Thomas Named
High Commissioner
For Pacific Islands
By the Associated Press

Former Senator Ebert Thomas,
Democrat, OF Utah, a one-time
Mormon missionary to Japan, be-
comes the first civilian chief of
the trust territory of the Pacific
this week.
Mr.. Thomas, defeated for re-
election in November, was named
by President Truman to the ST.
500-a-year post as high commits
sioner late yesterday. No Senate
confirmation is required.
The Navy, which now admins
sters the trust territory, said Mr.
Thomas probably will take office
within a week. The oath of office
may be administered at Honolulu,
at the Office of the present high
commissioner, Admiral Radford
commander in chief of the Pacific
Fleet.
The trust territory is composed
of 96 inhabitated islands and
atolls scattered over 3,000,00O
square miles of the Pacific. The
islands comprise the Marianas,
Caroline and Marshall chains.
The Interior Department is
scheduled to take over admins
tration of the area from the Navy
July /.
Emil Sadly, Interiors chief of
Pacific affairs, said the transfer
would release $500 military per-
sonnel for active duty. It will
result in savings of over 81 million
a year, he added.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
Arthur R. CoIburn, 80,
Dies Of Heart Attack

Arthur Robinson Colburn, 80, a
retired lawyer, died yesterday of a
heart attack in his residence, at
the Pershing Apartments. 3701
Sixteenth street NV.
A native of Washington, Mr..
| Colburn was graduated from Cen
trail High School. He received his
bachelor and master degrees in
law from the National University
Law School,
He was a member of the Dis
trict Bar Association and had been
admitted to practice before the
Supreme Court and the District
courts.
Mr.. Colburn was the son of the
late Robinson and Helen Lock-
wood Colburn. His widow, the
| former Susan Reid Collins, is his
only survivor.
Funeral services Saturday will
be private. Burial will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery. .>...
Evening star., 1951-01-04
Legal Wire-Tapping
To Trap Spies Asked
By House Committee
BY the Associated Press

The House Committee on I'm
American Activities has called on
Congress to legalize re-tapping
in running down Communist spies
and fifth columnists.
In forcefully worded year END
report. the committee yesterday
recommended immediate changes
in the Federal Communications
Act which forbids the use in Fed
eral Court of evidence obtained
by wire-tapping.
"In the opinion of the commit
tee. it is foolhardy and inexcusable
for the people of the United States
to be denied protection from indi-
viduals who plot their very de-
struction by an act which forbids
investigative agencies the use of
evidence obtained as a result of a
technical surveillance" the report
said.
Party Called Fifth Column.
The committee declared it
views with horror the actions of
American citizens who have aided
the Soviet Union and who are free
to masquerade as respected Amer
leans only because they know the
Government can produce no legal
ly acceptable proof of their
crimes. sass
1t said the Communist Party of
the United States can no longer
be regarded as a political or
theological group, but as "a mill
tary fifth column actively aiding
our enemies"
Many of these potential fifth
columnists" even now are work.
ing in defense plants, the report
said.
Congress Action Asked.
To insure their removal, it
recommended that Congress by
resolution call on Secretary of
Defense Marshall to put in effect
the Subversives Control Act
adopted by the last Congress.
A section of this law requires
the Defense Secretary to des-
ignate essential defense plants
and prohibit employment of Com
munistS.
Another recommendation was
for study of what was termed
evasion of the anti-Communist
prohibitions of the Taft-Hartley
labor law.
The committee said Congress
should consider amending the act
to make it illegal and impossible"
for Communist union leaders to
resign formally" from the Com
munist Party to comply with the
act while overtly taking orders
from party leaders.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
Ii. Col. James A. 0'Brien,
Cd, Dies Of Heart Attack

Funeral services for 1t. Col
James Ambrose O'Brien, retired
Army officer who served in the
historical section of the Army War
College here in World War II, will
be held at 10 am. tomorrow in st.
Matthew's Cathedral, Rhode Island
avenue near Connecticut avenue
NV. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Col. O'Brien, who would have
celebrated his 64th birthday ami
versay today, died Sunday of a
heart attack while visiting in Bal
timore. He lived at 2002 P street
NV.
Col. O'Brien was retired for
physical disability in 1922 while on
duty with the 4th Infantry and
was recalled in World War II
After the war he taught French
and Spanish in a boys school in
Virginia. At the time of his death
he was studying for his MA. de-
gree at Georgetown University.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
Morton Cooper Charged
with Abandoning Child
BY she Associated Press

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 4.-Mor-
ton Cooper, former major league
pitcher. was charged with child
abandonment yesterday on the
complaint of his former wife.
Cooper. who has remarked since
being divorced by Mrs. Bernadine
Cooper of Kansas City in 1946
now operates asnight club at Han
nibal, Mo.
The first Mrs. Cooper accused
the onetime pitching star of fail.
ing to support their son, Lonnis
Morton Cooper. 13. When they
were divorced at Independence
Mo-, the decree called for 5000 Z
month child support.
Mrs. Cooper told the prosecutor
Cooper discontinued paying sup
port a few months after the de-
cree was granted. He failed in an
attempt to gain custody of the boy
three years ago.
Evening star., 1951-01-04

came to Washington when 8 years
old. He was graduated from Powell
Junior High Schol here and the
Washington Irving High Schol in
Clarksburg.
A veteran of World War II.
Mr.. Brake entered the service of
the Coast Guard in May, 1941.
He served in the African Euro
pean, Asiatic-Pacific and Ameri-
can theaters.
Mr.. Brake joined the Merchant
Marine shortly after his Coast
Guard discharge in May, 1916. He
then was in the Mediterranean,
India and China before sailing for
Korea last October.
Besides his mother and sister,
he leaves brother, John Brake
of Akron, Ohio.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
Albert S. Howell Dies;
Motion Picture Pioneer
By the Assoeiated Press

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-The man
who took the flicker out of motion
pictures died yesterday at the age
of II.
He was Albert S. Howell. in
ventor and founder and board
chairman of Bell & Howell Co.,
makers of Photographic instru-
mentS.
Mr.. Howell's work in motion
pictures won him the Wetherill
Medal of the Franklin Institute.
1t also placed his name in gold
alongside those of Thomas A. Edi-
son and George Eastman on the
memorial plaque of the American
Society of Cinematographers in
Hollywood.
His work on early-day moving
picture equipment led to the
standardization of the industry's
product on millimeter film.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
August ]. Redmond Dies;
Retired Plate Printer, IA

August j. Redmond, IA. a re-
tired plate printer with the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing. died
Tuesday at his home. 1881 Thirty
sixth street NV.
A native of New York, MIR. Red
mond came to Washington in 800
to join the bureau. He retired
in April, 1912.
Mr.. Redmond, veteran Of the
Spanish-American War, was a
member of the Richard j. Harden
Camp No. 2.
His widow. Mrs. Erma L. Red
mond. of the Thirty sixth street
address, is his only survivor.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 am. tomorrow at the Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Members of the Har-
den Camp will take part IN the
services. A mass will be offered
at 10 am. at the Most Blesses
Sacrament Church, Western ave-
nue. and Quesada street NV
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terV
Evening star., 1951-01-04
.170 Crewmen End Strike
Against Norfolk Firm

NORFOLK. Va, Jan. 4 fP).-
Acceptance of a company-union
agreement has ended a short lived
strike by ITO tug crewmen of the
Wood Towing Corp.
The crewmen went back to work
early last night Immediately after
they had voted to accept COM
promise settlement on certain
working conditions which had
been the major barrier to an ear
ller settlement.
Terms Were Not Announced.
Nineteen tugs were laid up after
the crewmen began their strike at
midnight Tuesday. The walkout
followed the failure of day-long
conference to settle a wage dis
pute.