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RE. O736
COLORED
RIVER TERRACE
POSSESSION

Five. rooms. modern kitchen and
bath. automatic heat, storm windows,
small down payment. balance like
rent ST. 1891; ewes, 10. 2-7796.
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A DREAM HOME
$12,950 I
Md, 5000 Collins ave. So
900 down, approx. S75 a mo. incl.
2-bedrm> brick bungalow on lge.
level lot, all yours to enjoy. Open
Sat, and Sun. 2 to 6. Terms. cash
or trade. Mrs. Devlin. 10. 5-3701.
COX & CO., 81. OTIS. -22
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LANHAM PARK

Authentic Calf. Rambler
Situated In a picture setting on large
wooded cor. lot. beautifully land.
scaped, this lovely snow white stuccC
home will take your eye immed
Contains really large rms. tiled
bath. numerous closets. fine wood
burning fireplace. generous-sized
util. rm. and oil a.-ch. There is a
matching garage for 2 cars. 24x24
IT,, which is also suitable for pro-
fessional Offices Included are
storm windows and doors and COM
plete de luxe kit. equipment. The
asking price of S14,500 is quite fair
and terms can be arranged.
ia WORRELL AVE.
OPEN THIS SUN. FOR INSP., 1-6
Or shown any time by appt. Dir: Out
Defense hwy. about g miles to Lam
ham Park sign at Washington ave,
left / block to crestview dr.. then
left again / block to open" sign.
T. D. BURGESS
1884 Pa. Ave. Sc. vi. 2S02 till
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$3.50 DOWN

Attractive bungalow, with large livins
rm., dinette-kitchen, two bedrms.
bath. full basement, storage attic
large lot; balance less than rent;
TON REALTY CO., Lockwood s.
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COLORED-$1, 900 DOWN,
So NOTES LIKE RENT
DIV nNE on THEM

y 1VSO4NAhOy @443 91114A =
Er. 18th and MARYLAND ave. ne.
blk. from school. "a blk to busline;
conv. to stores. Call now, AT. 1904,
An n2S3 -o1
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ANACOSTIA

Lovely 4-bedrm., 2-bath, detached
brick-stucco; lge. corner lot; price
S Ssdqsssd p 81 sssS .v ss. No s475
ATLAS REALTY CO. %
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NEARBY MD

This Is your dream house, 2 bedrms.,
neet-lined modern kitchen: gas
radiant heat; lge. screened porch and
beautiful corner lot. Assume CT
loan; owner retiring, must sell this
week end, Call Mr.. Sparks, DU,
2995; ewes, NO. s475. ATLAS
REALTY 20 90
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SALESMAN
statesmen

age 25-40; car furnished; salary.
Positions are permanent. Earnings
shotfld exceed $3.50 weekly. Apply.
Q a.m.-l2 noon. MR.. ORPIN. 55ll
l4th ST. NV, -2l
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HELP MEN

MEN. Q full-time and 1 part time;
start on q one or two-day trial basis
If you wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
Is, Full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and up per week cali
ing on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant.
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. No
experience necessary. An expert
enced man will train you. Apply
oil National Press Bldg, 14th and
T SITS: NV. or call DI. 4477 or
MEN (3J. white. neat-appearing. for
outside saleswork; average earnings,
SIS per week; good chance for ad-
yancement;. we furnish Transports
ton. Apply 8 to 10 am. Room
S27. 724 9th st. NV. 30
MEN-Write Immediately for full in.
formation how to establish PROFIT
able Rawleigh business. You viii
be surprised at big results other:
secure. No selling experience neces.
sary to start. Buy on credit. Colder
opportunity to build UP solid bust
ness. RAWLEIGH'S DEPT. DCK-l4
lab. Chester Pa
MEN t2)-We can train you II
one week to earn SIS per week
permanent, with good future. Room
A24 14U4 New York ave NV IL
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Statesmen for upholstery and in
terror decorating, unlimited earn
ings; must be high-type men OF ex-
ceptional sales ability: no previous
exper. necessary: car essential.
Apply DRAPER CO.. 1898 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV. 20
SALESMEN-Oppor with q fu-
ture for dependable men. contact
ing builders and home owners; car
necessary. For further information,
call JE. 2-4S31. 20
Statesmen and CanvaSsers
SIS to $50 day up to start III 14th
st. n W. Suite or. Apply 8 am
to 1890 am. only. "a
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ELEVATOR OPERATORS

We need two good elevator operators
for permanent positions In The
Star Building: 1885 years of age,
neat in appearance and willing to
give regular attendance Apply
Personnel, Room 500. Open week
days. $500 and Sat. 81. No
phone calls.
mIIE E111raArrNr1 nnAn
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HELP MEN
ACCOUNTANT, JR.. for local C.PA.
office. Apply SINROD AND fash,

A afos s.Sr s gR 5G5 s Gsa SEA G.A
Accountants in cpA once; typins
rapid advancement. Reply, stat
ing qualifications and salary ex-
pected. Box 434-Z, Star. 20
ADVERTISING AGENCY messenger.
Here's q real opportunity for some
one who wants to learn advertising;
only ne It. re an1oE yeans men n 9
& MERRIcK. 3l4 Star Building
ASSISTANT MANAGER wanted for
store; character references needed;
f GTd psy CO.. ADp sSSad n as .Ns re
ASST IS S' rs CREDIT MANAGER @o for
leading jewelry store. Pleasant
working conditions. Employees bene-
fits. Paid vacation. Apply KENT
JEWELERS.. 701 9TH st. NV. ~
Asst. Warehouseman
Good Job for steady, sober man. See
Mr.. steifel. MARVIN's CREDIT, 734
9TH st. NV. 30
AUTO MECHANIC-Do you want top
pay, 5-day: 40-hr. wk., paid vaca-
ton and holidays. excel working
cond., in brand-new bldg group
disqualification and many other bene-
flts? II you are exper. on Chrysler
products. see Mr.. Funk: SUBURBAN
MOTORS, INC, Dodge-Plymouth
1921 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
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AT ONCE
$54 PER DAY

II you were certain you could can
this amount every day. would yol
take the Job? Then call at 81!
ave. o to only -2l
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CASHIER

FRONT OFFICE ExPER. WITH MGR
MACHINE DESIRED. WILL TRAIN
PERSON WILLING TO LEARN, AP-
PLY PERSONNEL OFFICE.
HOTEL STATLER
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HELP MEN
SALESMAN

NOT NEG
ESS AIRY TO SELL
TELEVISION AND AP-
PLIANCES. WE TEACH
YOU, NO OUTSIDE
SELLING. EXCELLENT
SALARY AND COM
M I S ION. PERM A :
NENT POSITION. ASK
FOR MR.. KELLER, BIG
F ST. NV.
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ENGINEERS

Superintendents. complete knowledge
OF plumbing. piping, etc. Steady
good salary. travel. Well known N
Y. Arm. Only top-notch men need
apply Box 243-Z, Star.
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HELPERS

HELPERS
10 to so yrs. of age for garage work.
start as cleaners, with promotional
helpers. Garage or filling station
experience desirable but not essent-
ial. Night shift; 40-hr.. 5-day week
Sick leave, vacations: S54 80 per
week to start. Apply in person $50
m. Wednesday. employment office
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., 26th and
M SITS: NV. Take No. 80 Rosslyn car
middle-aged man and wife.
no children; good sal. and quarters
One who is willing to work. Apply
MARYLAND COURTS, $40 E st. ne,
80 pm: 4S1hr
wk.: excel. working conditions; good
fiji: MANHATTR An SV Co ~ laundry fsii DRY
and Dry Cleaning, 1923 Florida
for apt bldg. NV. sect:
salary and quarters: able to operate
e eley. a snd >. swItchboard, Give age,
colored, for garden-type
apt; must, know stokers. and be
able to make minor repairs: salary
and apt. See MR.. BURNELL, 13oi
Conn. ave: between 9 and 10 am,
L1ahBSofRERHss0 2a6 H,"' wanted to help
brieklayerS;, transportation furn.
= s4th o ana M NV on park. lot, 90, Cali
TOT BOY for used car lot; must
have know;how on cleaning cars with
buffer machine. also drivers license
$50 wk. to start. THRIFTY AUTO
Spring, Nd. ~. 7-sa1s. 81
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CAR HOPS

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Interesting Jobs for young men or
Iun time or week end. day or night
shilt, salary plus excellent tips
meals and uniforms furnished. en-
ployment benefits include paid yaca-
ton. sick leave. insurance and hos
pitaliZation. Apply EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE.
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1924 H St. NV. Phone Phone Calls
CAR PORTER AND WASHER day
work, $40 week to start. GOOD
Dement'S. Apply 1909 L St. NV
--26
CARPENTERS-Ist class all around
men only. Report 1891 33rd st. NV,
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HELP MEN

PHARMACIST for lge.. busy drug
store. capable handling lge. volume
of prescriptions. excel. salary and
working conditions. EN-. 400.
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PLUMBERS

Experienced on new work; good pay;
steady employment. RA. 62S7. 30
PRESSER. wool. must be steady ano
reliable LEE HEIGHTS CLEAN.
ERS. 4757 Lee Highway. Arl., Va
OK, 0S45.. > MI from Key Bridge
PRODUCE MAN. exper., for super
market: good pay and fine working
cond. Call LO. 5-1S65. 80
PORTER. colqred, for NV. apt
house; general cleaning: only exper
with refs. will be considered Cal
AID. 2bS7 between 8 am. and pm
PORTER. colored, to work in drug
store; must have Md chauffeur &
license. references; excellent pay
with lunch; no ewes. or Suns. SH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

when answerina adUeytisements
addressed to Star bores, do NOT
inclose original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
sondl vdlne. Copies serue the pur-
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
MEN 1895

II you are interested in working in
Florida for the winter and want 70
earn $500 per mo. see MRS.
GREENFIELD, Willard hotel, 10
an to 4 In. No phone la.ls. 2us
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna: Ave. NV.
CLOTHING SALESMAN
AZ ,or m 4,ns, r.n Very good proposition
THE WOHLMUTH co.
1872 9TH St. NV. %
COMPOSITOR-FLOOR MAN: expert
enced. Apply PIONEER PRESS,
c esSS t!h st Man Nv az az e stsst 4
aSeat SEQ PuS afy sa5 d1 fGa perm pm
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT.
Plenty Of work. good opportunity
right man. Apply APP weekdays between
c ~ Rnd liz 1913 h H st. NE 30
DIsHWAsHERs. coiored 5000 good wages:
sssWa s q Once ahe occ1 & NJ LAR Ro
TEL AL Pa. ave, NV. 81
nights soc per hour and meals;
iii Good Hope I'd. Sc. 50
DISHWASHER, experienced; meals
and uniforms furnished; hours, 3
to pm; salary, $40 wk. STONE
HOUSE INN. 1Ol00 Colesville I'd,
DO0RMAN;. white, middle-aged; re-
tired. Apply at the GEM THEATER,
l13l 1th st. NV, See mgr. Do
DRAF TSMAN. age 21-3h exper. in
ordinance equipment prefer. but not
required. Numerous employe benefits,
EXCEL salary for qualified man. Cali
NE S9I /. -23
DRIVERS-Fuel oil. Year around
employment. Exceptional oppor-
tunity fol-. men 25 or older. with
good knowledge of Washington area
81 30 per hour with paid holidays
and can offer good references see
Mr.. Lawrence. A. p. WOODSON
CO.. 1913 H st. NV. -2b
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CRAFTSMEN
~ 4 w AZ Il 04VAN4
PIPING
ARCHT. ENGRS.
STRUCTURAL
NO EMPLoYMENT ZEE

Moving allowance; Pittsburgh; ap-
proximately 20es overtime base SAL
aries to $1,000. Please contact our
ofhces for interview with employer
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ROOM CLERK

For front Office Must be experienced
Good salary and good working con-
dittons. Apply ALBAN TOWtRS
1900 Mass, ave. NV 22
ROUTE SALESMAN to operate estab-
lished coffee route; salary. commiS-
sion and bonus, car furnished, ex-
penses paid. For apt. call MR.
O'NEILL. 40 pm, AT. 0lg9 -
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ATTENTION. MEN
TRAVEL,
PERMANENT

We will EMPLOY a limited number OF
men for important and we'll paying
opportunities offering a permanent
connection and ideal advancement
opportunity; qualification over is
gooe refrs., your own car. Fol
interview phone AL 505s. Mr.
DAVIS. betw. 50 pm I'll
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CLERK
CLERK

White. to PACK kits of radio parts;
5-day, 40-hour uk; permanent 20
slton, good working conditions
and many employee benefits. Call
personnel dent
HO. PATS
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LETTER SHOP - Full charge. fore
man Call DI ITO. 80
MAN, colored; for
large auto wholesale dept, to work
5-day wk, See Mr., Crabill, L. P.
STEuART, INC, River I'd. and
B. e. o. Railroad. Bethesda, Md.
al
MAIL CLERK, young man. high school
education; 5-day week; good start
ing salary and opportunity for ad-
yancement. 2l11 Z ST, NV. ME.
0l60. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

FIFE CLERK. to file service cards
and service tickets only good start
Ing salary, group insurance. 5l2-
day Wk. Apply TO Mr.. Bartalone
1870 Half and Que St Sw. 20
experienced. sober: $40
per month. See engineer, 1901 Conn
ave d ". *
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our pressroom
with cnance for advancement;
21-30 years Of age high school
graduate of heavy build and capable
OF giving good attendance must be
able to pass physical exam. Apply
Personnel. Room sos. Omen $500
weekdays and 81 on Saturday. No
OhOpa rails
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CLERKS
OIA-zA z 4 Ab~
II AM, TO & PM
COLLECTOR-DRIVER

Young man 22-30 years of age, neat
in appearance and capable OF hand
ling the public. Must have clear
driving record and D. C. driver S
permit. Job consists of making COL
tisers. Apply Personnel Room SOC.
Open weekdays 1905 and Sat 9-l
No phone calls.
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HELP MEN
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an immediate OPENING
for q young man. 21-30 years Of
age. TO work as ledger and &C
counting clerk; for accounts re-
ceivable, routine and control; knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping and tipping is
required; 40-hr.. 5-day wk Appl!
Personnel, Room 506 Open week
days 5000. and Sat. 9-l, Nc
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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ESTIMATOR

For large brick contractor. Reply by
man SWING age, eXper., etc. Box
Sl-B. Star.
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HELP MEN tcons. J
Auto Mechanics (2)

Here's an opportunity for a good all.
around mechanic. A top-paying jot
with Northern Virginia's largesj
Chrysler- Plymouth dealer. BeSi
working conditions.
SEE Mr.. HENDRIX
AIS MOTORS, INC.
1910 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
ENGINEERS

Spperintendents. complete knowledge
OF heating. piping; etc. Steady. good
salary. travel. Well known N. Y. firm
Only tor. notch men need apply. Boz
242-Z. Star.
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THE EVENING STAR

IIUI PENNA. AVE. NV.
ENGINEER. colored. must have 5th
class license. for modern apartment
building; good salary and quarters.
See MR.. CRANE. 1872 K St NV
ST. $500. -2S
Evening star., 1951-05-14

As' Der W1tlS III
Japan to Clarke Air Force Base
near Manila, the Philippines.
1t. Parker telephoned his par
ents from the Philippine field
that 81 never knew the strain we
all were under until I got away
Trained as an F-86 pilot, 1t
Parker had been flying the slower
F-80 Shooting Star over Korea.
During a recent attack on the
ISinujiu Chinese Communist air
base, 1t. Parker had his toughest
mission in the jet F-80, he said
After blasting the air field with
rockets, his plane was attacked
from behind by two Russian
MICS, faster jets than his wet
lerap" fighter. He had used up all
his ammunition in the ground
lattack.
1t. Parker made a 360-degree
turn and bent the throttle" to
make a successful getaway.
His decoration with the Dis
Itinguished Flying Cross came
after a mission last November %
when he led his group in q
lnapalm bomb assault on a strong
enemy position and killed most
of the Red troops manning it. the
Air Force said.
A 1945 graduate of Anacostia
High School. where he was a cap
tain of the Cadet Corps, 1t
Parker served three years in the
infantry and paratroops before
entering the Air Force as a cadet
pilot in 1948.
Evening star., 1951-05-14

when DR.. Wagner announced that
in the interests Of economy, %
Of the rs faculty members would
be dismissed and intercollegiate
athletics dropped this fall. At that
time students. alumni and faculty
groups demanded he resign.
Art Prof. Hugh F. Mexican was
named acting president by the
trustees, who also reinstated the
faculty members who had re-
ceived dismissal notices and voted
Ito continue intercollegiate ath-
leticS
Evening star., 1951-05-14
Mango Seeds Edible,
Indian Institute Finds
BY the Asseeiated Press

NEW DELHI-Mango-seed ker.
Inels, rich in both carbohydrates
land proteins, can be used widely
as human food and need not be
Thrown away, the National Agri-
cultural Research Institute ad.
Ivised India's hungry after special
studies.
BY suitable processing, the in.
|stitute said. the stringent taste oi
the kernel can be removed. Ir
some parts of India the kernels
have long been ground into -four
or roasted for consumption as q
vegetable. Mangoes will be in sea-
son throughout India in the near
future.
Evening star., 1951-05-14
Rollins College Head
|0usted by Trustees,
Refuses 10 Leave
BY the Associated Press

Z WINTER PARK, Fla, May a.
DR.. Paul A. Wagner of Rollins
College, voted out Of Office by the
institutions board of trustees, to-
day defied the custer and declared
that he still Is president of the
college.
DR.. Wagner. SO. youngest col
|lege president in the Nation when
he took Office in 1949, was in
formed Of the trustees action last
night as a climax to a lengthy
controversy over his plans to dis
miss nearly a third Of the Rollins
faculty in an economy move.
II am still president of Rollins
College and intend to remain so
unless legally removed by the
board of trustees" DR.. Wagner
said. II will be in the presidents
office as usual"
Meeting Called Illegal.
DR.. Wagner said he was ad-
vised by the attorney for the
school Raymer F. Mcguire Of Or
lando, that the April q trustee
meeting in New York was illegal.
At that meeting a majority, II of
the 81 trustee board members,
voted to fire DR.. Wagner.
"This illegal meeting was held
Is days ago and I received Sunday
night the first notice of the action
of these individuals" DR.. Wagner
declared. He added:
Typical of the manner in
which these people have acted is
a letter in which they indicated
had ceased to be president 10 days
ago. Before taking this action
they offered me $4,000 to resign.
This was the third successive Of
fer / have ignored. They must
have finally realized my principles
are not for SALE"
Halstead w. Caldwell of Winter
Park, a trustee who did not at
tend the New York meeting, said
Evening star., 1951-05-14

terrace NV. Young Douglas, a
junior at Wilson, is the son OF
Francis P. Douglas, a reporter for
The Star.
This was one answer that
helped Wilson nose out Anacostia.
The three other members of the
Wilson team have appeared be-
fore on the contest, sponsored by
The Star and WMAL in co-opera-
|tion with the Board of Education.
This was Wilson's third victory
in a row.
The Anacostla team included
two girls-Lorraine Glaberman,
IL, of 757 Upsal street Sc, a
winner in The Stars scholastic
writing contest. and Mary Jean
Stevens, II. of; 4329 Fourth street
Sc. Boys were Kenneth Dugan.
II. of 1901 Park drive Sc, and
Mark Kirkham, IS. of Isl For
rester street S.W.
"Quiz En- on the Air" is an
adaptation of the Tom Henry
Evening star., 1951-05-14
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. c. Ali
MONDAY,

announcement Of the decision to
fire DR.. Wagner was delayed to
give him a chance to resign.
In making last nights announce
ment. Mr.. Caldwell said: "The
trustees voted to terminate DR.
Wagner's presidency because one
paramount fact became increas-
ingly evident during the last
month Of his administration. That
was that his services on behalf oi
the college have not contributed
to the best interests Of the insti-
tuition"
The controversy began in March
Evening star., 1951-05-14

A Wilson High School student
knew current events so well that
he gave the correct answer even
before the whole question was
given on the latest "Quiz En- on
the Air" show. broadcast yester-
day on WMAL, The Evening Star
station.
And before the contest. pro-
ducers of the weekly show were
worried because they thought this
particular question might be too
difficult.
Master of Ceremonies Bryson
Rash was to give four clues to the
answer. The contestant was to
get 100 points if he gave the an
swer on the first clue and Is
points less for each additional
clue.
Mr.. Rash began: Can you
identify this new animal in the
Washington Zoo :"
Jennings" shot back Walter
Douglas, 16, of 3427 Oakwood
Evening star., 1951-05-14

quiz column which appears in The
Evening Star and in This Week
Magazine, a regular feature of
The Sunday Star. Prizes this
week were two books for each
team by George Simpson, author
and Washington correspondent.
They were donated by Brentano's
Book Stores. Inc.
Evening star., 1951-05-14
Remoppinq Britain

The task of remapping urban
Britain on the increased scale of
$50 inches to square mile is now
being undertaken by a force of
5000 surveyors and cartograph-
lerg
Evening star., 1951-05-14

mas COmpleteO
his Tooth COM
bat m ! s 81 o n
over Korea.
The Far East
Air Force said
1st 1t. Armand
J. Parker, 23,
son Of MIR. and
Mrs. L. E.'Park-
er Of 1902 Bar
n a b y terrace
Sc. has been
tran S fe r r e q
from the 9th
Fighter = Bom-
,~x, e..
Evening star., 1951-05-14
Washington JET Pilot
Completes Hundred
Missions Over Korea

A Washington jet pilot who
won the Distinguished Flying
Cross last November for daring
attack on enemy ground forces
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BITTIN'GER

Mr. ad Mrs, John Keller Of An
derson, S. c., are guests Of Mr.. Kel-
ler's aunt, Mrs. o. c. Bucket. and
other relatives here this week.
Jacob Brenneman and daughter
Mrs. Rex Bucket, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Bittinger, Of Reisters-
town. Md, motored to Detroit, Mich,
Saturday morning for a few days
visit with relatives there.
Mrs. Silas o. Beachy, in company
with Mrs. Russell and daughter, Miss
Marie. motored to Huntingdon, Pa.
one day last week for a brief visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Leroy Shade and children. of
Reisterstown spent last week here
with Mrs. Shades mother, Mrs. Den
mis- Brenneman and family.
George Shawley made a business
visit to Warren, Ohio, one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bucket were shop
ping in Meyersdale recently.
A group Of All girls from Allegany
county are encamped in Pleasant Val
ley park, near here.
0. G. Glotfelty one of the COM
munitys large turkey growers, is be-
ginning the erection of a new dwell
ing on his farm near here.
The Aurora, w. Va, baseball team
played a game with the Bittinger