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Evening star., 1951-11-25
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT. 21-3O; recent a.
counting graduate or advanced
Stuoent preferred; excellent oppor-
UNITY Tor advancement in large
sroMIng company; starting salary
WEYANT. ME. $500. 12s 2Sf
ACCOUNTANT. to keep hooks with
typing, ability: write P, o, Roy 1Idf
Roanoke, Va. - u
JR., needed nv orov
ing Maryland firm in retail sales
multiple store operations; employe
benefits and vacation, Give fnij
details. Box 427-B. Star. -25
ADVERTISING AGENCY-Excellent
opportunity for young man will
ing TO work hard toward an in
aereSting and profitable career in
previous production experience re.
ouired, Call RE. 1852 for appt.
ADV. SPACE Statesmen for clas.
magazlne;. liberal comw tssion, excel
opportunity. Phone MI. 3799, -27
ADvERTIsCISG ASSISTANT. retail
agency experience. must be typist
some art BACKGROUND: good salary
nEpSuai opportunity. Phone NE
AIRCRAFT MECHANICS. needed h,
major airline. for work in Wash
and elsewhere; both aircraft anc
engine licenses and line mainten.
an. snce exp. req. Apply Rm. i7s
SSatlonal Airpogt. Mon. and Tues,
APPLIANCE SALESMAN for General
Eiectrle f;o, dealer; salary and commits
kYTToN or MR.. ADAMS. Gathers
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN
wanted for Dart-time wow h,
prominent builder. Must be e@x. @
perienced with residential construc.
fop t1on .ant ana operation. Call UN. $500
AssIss IS sPss; sTsNr JANIToR, colored: EGa iaree
ary. Sill mo. and quarters; refer
ences required. Apply BLISS PROP.
ERTlES, 1911 Columbia rd. NV.
bet. SO am, As pm. -25
ASSISTANT MANAGER or trainee age
Il to 80. for local owned finance
company car allowance provided or
COASTAL FINANCE CORP. s4s7
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md.-26
AsslsIAHT sAhEs MaNaafR Mo GENERAL
Responsible for advertising and sales
promotion for company selling farm
products. Must have agency expert
ence. good background in marketing
research, and know advertising de-
partment operation Good oppor-
tuntty for advancement. Age 32-3S
Salary open. Box 397-X, Star.
ATTENDANT. animal hospital: work
days or nights; quarters avail; must
be stable. non-alcoholic. Call KI.
S-7973. Il
AUTO BODY and fender helper, white
or colored. Highest prevailing wages.
Holidays and other benefits. Teie.
MI. 9716 for appointment. 27s
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COOK WANTED

COOKS HELPER. white. for daywork:
splendid opportunity to learn and
advance; salary, meals, many bene-
fits. Immediate Opening, Apply
ehief dietitian, DOCTORS HOS
PITAL, 1915 Eye st. NV.
COST ACCOUNTANT. experienced. 10
supervise recently installed cost
IecordS on production order basis:
must be qualified to prepare the
necessary records at point of origin
IN pant TO insure complete cost
control. Apply in writing. giving ex-
perlence ana qualifications. p o.
Box l92, Rockville. Md. -25
COUNTER MAN (whitei. experienced;
able to work counter or grill; 9 hrs.
per night; off Sunday Starting al
&c per hr. and meals: advancement,
App!y I'LL Good Hope rd. sc. -25
COUNTER MAN. experienced, for
kosher delicatessen. Apply 1906
Ea'tern ave. NV. -27
COUNTER AND GRILL MAN, sober,
for small restaurant; good work
ing conditions. Call MRS. PETERS,
NO. S5l2 or HO. 0S43. -25
CREDIT and collection man, for
progressive retail installment store,
eHcellent salary ARRANGEMENT, per-
manent. Apply 1877 7th st. NV.
CUTTING MACHINE OPERATOR. for
pamphlet trimming and fiat cutting
permanent position for oualified
person with better than average
benefits. PRINTERS FiNIsHfNG &: &
BINDING Co. ls0s Hall st. s.W.
Ii. 6-o336 90
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THE EVENING STAR

1101 Penna. Ave. NV
CLERK IN STOCK ROOM, duties
records plus receiving and dispers-
ing equipment: start. salary 500 so
mo-: permanent position with op-
portunity for advancement; min.
age 20 yrs. Phone Ia. $500, branch
101 Ga
cleaning store: good salary, steady
work. 301 18th st. ne.
CLERK in hardware store; experience
preferred. excellent opportunity,
Apply NJ. n. Johnson. BARBER &
ROSS, 9th and st.s. ne. DE. 0501.
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CLERKS
II AM. TO 8 PM.
4 PM To 10 PM

Permanent. positions available imme-
diately for individuals who are
capable Of handling details. 40 hr,
week: $3.50 years of age; willing
to give good attendance Apply
Personnel. Room 500. Open week
days S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1 No phone
calls
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HE EVENING STAR

IlO1 FENNh. AVE. NV.
AUTO PARTS MAN, white. for large
parts dept; experience not neces.
Sary; 5E2-day VIZ, usual employt
benefits. Call Mr. Dixon. DE. 2OO3
CENTRAL AUTO PARTS. 1880 p st
NV
AUTO PARTS MANAGER-we hav,
an important position open for ar
experienced parts man to take full
charge. Good salary to start. Bis
opportunity. See Mr. Williams aftel
am. AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC,
1881 Bladensburg rd. ne. a
AUTO SALESMAN, new and used
has opportunity to sell the new
Kaiser and Henry j., the new sen.
Satlonal WHY'S passenger car, which
will be on the market next month
also large selection of used cars;
good floor time, good compensation
plan. coed working conditions. See
MR.. KIRBY Monday at 1901 Mt
n1iunf I'D
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DEBIT AGENT

DEBIT AGENT
Attractive opening for a man bet
acter, ambitious to succeed, whose
Spast record will stand invesfiga ton
guaranteed salary of S55 wk. plus
liberal commissions with opportu
nifty for advancement Apply sun
LIFE INSURANCE CO. 2O46 Wilson
for Mr. Crockett.
DELIVERY BOY for grocery, colored
D. C. drivers permit. Amply ir
person, Dawes DGs. MARKET
DELIVERY BOY. with bicycle; az,
Is, 5-day wk RYNEX AND SAXON
1922 10th ST, NV
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. fixed bridr,
man and helper. Apply End floor
l122 Eye st. NV. -26
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Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)

/ time, 3Sc per line.
Q to g times consecutively. 35e per
line.
z times consecutively, 33c per line.
New Automobiles Soc per line. 4-line
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal. Sc per
line additional.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second
insertion.
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EXECUTIVE
TRAINEES

Local expansion program has created
the need for trainees for Bethesda
Silver Spring and Mt Rainier offices
Men selected. will be thorough!
ness and should be able to assum,
the responsibility of branch man
ayers positions in 8 to 5 years
The basic training program involve:
credit investigations and account:
adjustment work: merit salary in.
creases while in training. liberia
year-end bonus plus all modern EN-.
ploye benefits.
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ENGINEERS

Superintendents. complete knowledge
OF heating. piping, etc. Steady. gooc
Only top notch men need apply. Boz
242-Z. Star.
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U. S. EMPL. SERVICE

q. 5. EMPL. SERVICE
CLERICAL AND PROFESSIONAL,
OFFICE LOCATED
315 18th Street NV,
NO FEES
Adv layout man: dental hygnst
oritsmn.; educ. staten; engrs
estimator: production Specialist 1an'
tomotive); staff nurse: steno. -tyu-
lstS,, etc. Other prof. tech, and
coml. Jobs. Local and overseas.
TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL
OFFICE LOCATED
SOB K st NV.
Rest. workers; auto bodymen: uecb
ttools); electr. ID C. licI: ma.
chinists: wool pressers; porters:
constr. mech. ttoolSI; truck driver
and ssry; sta. attends. ID. c. permitl
oIHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TEI.EPHONE
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ENGINEERS

complete knowledg.
OF plumbing piping. etc Steady
gcod. salary. travel. Well known u
Y. nrm: Only top-notch men neec
apply Box 243-z. Star.
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WO S75S. -3o
CARPENTERS. Ist class mechanics
for remodelins Job; last about s
i Report ! Win tools, i5ipl i5p 20 Goth 'aS. T.
cARPENTER FOREMAN. a man that, $
tools reauired. iF Fairfax eS c. p5yi os,t NO NO
oiVd, : mi: past Seven Corners. left
q RpS SGssiioSs rd, to the job. LURIA
i,3sIs; fa31 tt See Mr.; Cole. or call GL.
cARPESiTEffiRsS. ; fiPst-clas,. In $3.50 500 per
CARPENTERS t3j. 1st class, for
steady work; must have transp. Ap-
ply a;30 am. Mon. CHEsAPEAKE E
COMPREHENSIVE be good a Fair sr
fax Co.; Out Lee blvd. 3 mi. past o
Seven Corners. left on GalloWs rd
70 Ho,the the Job. LURIA BROS. See Mr.
caRPENIERs enRfII'I1ttIs wanted for residence
site, 5000 block Namakagan I'd, d.
extended q mile beyond Westmore-
naGoss0M iana sSslFe,s); ;cohAsnk Ask for MI; stutler,
''mapENaGhs map 9easas ;, HELPER. FL eAperiencel
around position with well established
nrm. Inside steady work. Appli-
cant must be clean cut and exEeri-
enced in order TO qualify Apply
sHnI M Edward. JOHN 8. WEBSTER /
SONS, NC, 6z7 r st. NV. rs
CARETAkER for small kennels; So
Der; must have D. C. drivers per
init. NO. $3.50. ia
CARETAKER for small estate: sober.
exper... dependable. general ali.
around man; knowledge Of serving
table and chauffeuring when nec-
essary: recent refs required: per
manent position: top salary. Call
CHEF or 1st cook. high-class res
taurant: must be we'll experienced;
top salary. MR.. EVANS. OW. 9SsS.
CHINA PACKERS ana craters' MER-
CHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
co. 920 E st, NV, Mt. Hite.
CLERK, collection; interesting posi-
tion for a person experienced in coll
lecting delinquent accounts by mail
and telephone only: must be able
to type; 40-hr.. 5-day wk. r. MARS
CONTRACT CO.. 40 1st st. s.e.
CLERK, general office duties. some
knowledge cashiering. billing, in
ventory control. exper. pref. not
essential. $50 to start. Apply own
writing: Box 209-Z. Star. -26
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AUTO PAINTERS
HELPER.

A PERMANENT POSITION IS OPEN
iMMEnlATELY FOR A MAN 21-
35 YEARS OF AGE. SOME EXPE-
5.pAY. 4o-HouR WEEK. WEE hNoE' No SAT.
URDAY WORK. MUST BE ABLE
TO GIVE GOOD ATTENDANCE
AND PASS PHYSICAL EXAMINA-
TON. MANY COMPANY ADVAN-
IAGES AVAILABLE. APPLY PER-
SONNEL OFFICE. ROOM 5O6-
OPEN WEEKDAYS S:30-5 AND
SATURDAY 9-1.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-11-25

BUILD A NEW, EXCITING
CAREER-Excellent oppor-
tunities for advancement
with a firm young enough
for unlimited growth; well
enough established to offer
security. Today, help sup
ply our armed forces with
the newest types of hell
copters - tomorrow, help
develop versatile civilian
hellcopters as we'll.
TO meet production and de-
velopment contracts, Sikor-
sky Aircraft is charging its
plant by a third-and al
ready it is the largest plant
IN the world solely devoted
to helicopter manufacture.
Send resume to r. C. Banks
Personnel Manapar
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ATTENTION DRUG AND
VARIETY STORES

Make extra money for Christmas
Sell the latest earrings and costume
JeWelry sets. Buy direct. Stanlyt
Jewelry Co. Of Providence, R. l
Call MR.. KOSLOFF. Alturas Hotel
HU. GIG, or Earnie's Watch Shop
Re 2124. 42S 9Th St s.M. d
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CTDER-APPI,ES

Tree-ripened apples direct from Or
chard: fresh, sweet. sparkling cider.
CHILCoTT'S ORCHARD. located on
Chain Bridge rd tRt 1879 between
Vienna and Fairfax. Va. Telephone
Nianna O1E.I
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CAR HOPS

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Interesting Jobs for young men or
iuil time or week end. day or night
meals and uniforms furnished: EN-.
plovment benefits include paid yaca
tion;. sick leave, insurance and hes.
pitalization, Apply EMPLOYMENT
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ASSISTANT 2, TO GENERAL

Responsible for advertising and sales
promotion for company selling farm
ence. good background in marketins
research, and know advertising de-
partment operation. Good oppor-
tuntty for advancement. Age 32-3S
Sa Ia rR nran RnY 20H
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TYPEWRITER-Ren any new port
able; S12 for 3 months. Rental
applies on purchase. CENTRAL.
2019 14th st. NV. HU. 5121.
ATT. WORKING MoTHERS-Room
and board for pre-school children.
Only S25 per week. Ask operator for
Ashton 5U6l, day or night.
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Educational
HELP MEN
DRIVER-SALESMAN

Age 25-40: for estab food products
route. Everything furn; 5-day wk.;
paid vacation, insurance benefits;
S65 minimum wkly Must furn.
excel. refs. and have good driving
record. Apply in person. CAPITOL
FRITO CO, INC, 1850 Bethesda
ave- Bethesda Md 81
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POTOMAC EMPT
WnNHTM

2334 Wilson Blvd. Arl. OW. 1900
Open Every Eve. to 9-Free Parking
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STILL

It's the most sensible buy for .
large family in our book-sure It
needs little cleaning and decorat-
Ing, but it S a sound. well-built, 8.
room Colonial spacious. comfort
able home Full basement. storm
windows and a beautiful lot. What's
more. it can be purchased on terms
only $4,000 cash and the prica
is Sl7,950. See it now. It's your
CHANGE for buy! Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, on Glebe. ow. 5000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE

brick. newly dec. and ar
ranged with lge. liv. rm., family
sized din. rm., bright kit, 8 bed
rms. and tiled bath on End fioor.
Full bsmt.. semifinished of Out
heat. Vacant. For appt., call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
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HoUSES-SALE-MD. tcont. }
BETHESDA

Near Naval Medical Center
Rambler with full basement, comb.
living and dining room, 2 bedrooms
and bath, expansible 2nd floor. gas
Dashboard heat: reasonably priced.
Gan M Jones, MA. $500; ewes.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
141T Y CT N VI n
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,

ARLINGToN-3-bedrm. Colonial. full
COPPER plumbing. large hv. rm.. full
dining rm;, de luxe kit. with space
for breakfast nook. Formica sink
top, metal cabinets. exhaust fan.
handicapped lot 50xl20; direct from
builder for only $l5,950, FLA A.
nancing. WESTWOOD PROPER
TIES. INC. OW. 4700. IS
BEAUTIFUL ELEVATED LOT with
fine naples, spacious home, newly
remodeled. 3 bedrms., den, equip.
kit. Close in. Sl5,500, with $500
cash. MISS KING. KE. 3-5164.
HERNDON. Vail rooms including
bedrms.. Ia baths with new
appliances. / acre Of land. Com
pletely redecorated inside and out
Conv. location shopping and schools
Phone Herndon 1913. 3
.TYSON's CORNER-3-bedroo Colo
nial: living room. fireplace; dining
room, equipped kitchen: full base
ment. oil heat: stairway to attic.
Close to school and bus Assume CT
saRNfY Ear s2 81 sEE IS rPsf PSIfe RfA s,s1Se e.
TATE CO.. Tyson's Corner. FA.
NEAR TYsoNs CORNER rooms
and bath frame; equipped kitchen;
part basement; close to everything.
Price, SS,950. BARNEY SEE US
FIRST REAL ESTATE CO. TySon's
Corner. IA. 6601. IS
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BEST VALUES, Sc.
DETACHED BRICK-Liv. rm., firepl.
din: rm., kit, sun porch, 8 bedrms :,
bath, full bsmt. with bath, recr,
rm., gar, a.-c. heat; conveniently
located.
Evening star., 1951-10-08

CoLoRED-CHAPIN ST.. Mr.. 18th
N.W.-Lge. 3-story row brick with
3 rms. and bath, porches; oil h.
VIII. Price. $4,000 all cash. Call
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, Reaitor.
1903 K ST.. NV. RE. 1881; ewes,
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-. 80 - : -. CV'
<ENSINGTOl
KENSINGTON

KENSINGTON
BRICK COLONIAL
This fine 3-bedrm. home has full
bsmt. with maids rm., carport,
fenced yard, Bendix and many other
desirable features. Excel. financing.
Walk TO public and parochial schools.
SlS,5o0. 4417 Amber DIR. Open
Sun, / to 6.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors. 10 b-2R0O q
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COLORED-VACANT
DOCTOR OR DENTIST

colored-Near No. Capitol and r. L
ave. Now used for professional
ofices with apt on 2nd floor. Fronts
on 2 streets. Fine condition. Every
convenience. Newly decorated. Lib
eral terms to right party. Priced to
NEWSOM. lilo II st. NE. Ii. 5000
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.

COLORED-OPEN TONIGHT, 8 TO o
81 900 dn. 3O7 Shepherd st. NV.
V-cant. q spacious rms. reception
hall. real nice kit. full bsmt..
lova.y home for this small down
payment. W CLIFFORD SHERTZER
Realtor. RE. 2SOl, 81. 7747. ia
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HYATTSVILLE

. HOME AND INCOME
II you're sick and tired Of being
: in small rms, Just see this lovely
detached corner home on lge. level
lot. Consisting of lge. front porch, o
rms. and 2 baths, bsmt.. oil h. W h;
3rd d. was made up. into an apart
ment: detached double garage; prop
erty In Al condition. Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH co.
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Name Your Terms
LADIES

You should see this super bungalov-
IT will really open your eyes. extra
large rooms entire bath on 1sS
floor recreation room with bath III
basement. Extra large semifinished
second floor for playroom or extra
bedrooms. Wide. level 75x175 lot
with many pretty pine trees IN rear.
Clean ard well kept from top to bot
tom. Only S17,500!! See it right
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe. oW. 5000
Evening star., 1951-09-05
One New Polio Case
Listed Total Below

One new polio case was reported
in the Washington area today.
1t was a 4-year-old girl living
in the $500 block Of Winette road.
Chevy Chase. The case is Mont
gomery county's 40th Of the year.
as compared to 81 at this time last
year.
In other parts of the Metro
|politan area, however, polio totals
continued to be lower than in
1850.
District health department OFF,
Icials said four cases were reported
over the Labor Day week end.
bringing the Washington total
to A. There were 101 cases at
this time last year.
Latest cases in the city were a
6-year -old boy living in the 500
block of Eighth street NE; a IS
year old girl Of the 2400 block of
Twenty-second street NE; a To-
year-old girl of the 1000 block Of
Illinois avenue NV. and a g.
year-old boy in the 1900 block Of
Underwood street NV.
During the same period, Fairfax
County officials reported a 7-year-
old boy living in the 800 block
Iof Washington avenue, Falls
Church, had contracted the dis
ease. The county total now is IL
cases, as compared to 20 at this
time last year. In Prince Georges
County, the 21st case reported
was 5-year-old boy of Accokeek.
The county had % at this time
last year.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

allen property custodian offered it
for sale. Last May the Justice
Department confirmed the sale of
the property at 1854 Massa-
Ichusetts avenue NV. to James S.
Kerwin of Meadowbrook, Pa. The
purchase price was $165 900.
The spacious japanese Embassy
lis among the more impressive en-
bassies here. 1t has three formal
living rooms, reception room,
Ihigh-ceiling drawing room and a
handsome dining salon in which
So persons could be seated. OF
special interest to many guests
was a walnut-paneled smoking
room with specially built uphol-
stored furniture.
The embassy was the scene of
a spectacular bonfire at the time
of the Pearl Harbor attack. when
the diplomatic staff destroyed Sc
cret papers they did not want to
fall into the hands of the United
States. Shortly afterwards, the
staff was removed to Hot Springs,
IVA. until provided transportation
lout of the country.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
Death Of II maryland Cows
Believed Caused by Arsenic

Autopsies are being performed
on IL dairy cows which died on
two farms adjoining Camp
Detrick, Frederick, Md, apparent
ly Of arsenic poisoning.
Army authorities at the biologi-
cal research center are conduct
ing the autopsies. They are in
vestigating the possibility that the
cows died after eating grass
which had been sprayed with q
commercial weed killer by camp
tworkmen. The weed killer con-
tanned arsenic and was sprayed
taIong fence separating the
farms and the camp.
The cows died between Friday
and Sunday. They belonged te
Harold Free and H. w. Krantz.
The Army said all animals are
being kept out Of the area until
1.-THE cause Of death is determined
Evening star., 1951-09-05
ii heft Defendant
Wins Race With Law
BY Nose sideways

Thaddeus v. Story, 80, won his
case before United States Com
missioner Cyril S. Lawrence by a
nose today.
Mr.. Story, colored, had been
charged with larceny by trick. He
was accused OF hoodwinking a
pair of Bainbridge tMd.) sailors
out Of their money and watches
August 19 in the 1900 block OF
Tenth street NV. ri
"Is this the man?" Commits
sioner Lawrence asked, pointing to
the defendant.
"I'll have to look at his nose, y
Seaman Emil C. Zilai, 20, said
He and his fellow seaman, An
thony Pirillo, moved within range
and then shook their heads.
1.-The man who took our money
had thin chiseled aquiline nose, y
Seaman Zilai said. This man has
a broad nose. I can't identify
him." Commissioner Lawrence dis
missed the case.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
Army Enlisted Reserve
To Resume Recruiting

The Military District Of Wash
ington announced today that re-
cruiting for the Army Enlisted
Reserve Corps win be resumed to-
morrow.
District Reserve units have
many vacancies for both men and
women twas announced by War
rant Officer John Adcox, recruit
ing officer.
Applications for enlistment will
be taken at the recruiting station,
400 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
any Thursday between Z and z
pm.
Applicants who have registered
under the selective service pro-
gram are. eligible for the reserve
corps. If they have not received
|preinduction physical exams.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

The embassy building has been
in the custody of the United States
for about six years. Completed in
193f, it was placed in the custody
of Switzerland during the war
and subsequently was taken over
by this country. In recent years
it has been the headquarters for
the Far Eastern Commission,
which was established as an adj
visory body to the Supreme Com
mand of the Allied Powers, on
japanese occupation matters.
The commission, on which there
are representatives of 13 member
countries of the United Nations,
will continue to use the embassy
property until soap ceases to
function, the State Department
said today.
The United States never took
title to the property, however.
The old German Embassy, on
the other hand, was taken over
by the Government at the start
of the war. After representatives
of the West German government
Expressed no interest in it, the
Evening star., 1951-09-05
Senate Critics Of N
Get Hearing Today
BY the Asso<iassd Prsss

Senators using Federal action
to improve the quality of tele-
vision programs get q hearing
today before q Senate Commerce
subcommittee. s@ 80
Senators Benton, Democrat, oi
Connecticut; Hunt, Democrat, OF
Wyoming; Bricker, Republican, OF
Ohio, and SaltonstalI, Republican
of Massachusetts were scheduled
as initial witnesses.
They have introduced compan-
ion measures to freeze for siz
months to a year the assignment
of new TV channels pending study
by Federal commission Of how
best to use the new communica-
tions medium.
They say they want to prevent
overemphasis on amusement fea.
lures at the expense Of educa.
tional and public interest pro.
grams.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
SafeWaY Asks Court
To Ease Price Freeze

Safeway Stores, Inc, has asked
the Emergency Court of Appeals
to oVerrule Price Stabilizel
Michael v. Disable and allow the
food chain higher prices.
In its appeal, Safeway contend
ed that expenses and costs have
risen sharply since prices were
pegged under the general freeze
order last January.
AS an example, the firm pointed
to pork prices in its Washington
stores. Pork loan ceilings are SIS
cents a. pound, set in January
when the cost was As cents. Wher
Safeway filed its first protest with
OPS, the wholesale cost had risen
to 4712 cents.
The food chain asked that the
general freeze order be amended
to allow it the same profit margins
it enjoyed at the time of the freeze
Freeze prices are the highest
charged during the period from
last December 19 through jan
uary 25.
The appeal was filed when OPS
turned down the request for ar
amendment. Safeway operates
1000 stores in % States and the
District.