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Evening star., 1952-09-05
SERVICE STATION
ATTENDANT

AL lENDANI
Reliable, sober; full time, good pay,
disqualification and paid vacation
See Mr.. Follin between am. and
8 pm.
FOLLIN'S PACKARD
1891 BALTIC. Ave. College Park. Nd.
SERVICE STATION MANAGER, must
be dependable and desire permanent
position; excellent salary plus COM
mission, sick leave, vacation with
Day and group hosp. HOMES OIL
CO.. 1928 Blair I'd. NV. IS
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MGR
White, exper.. references. SAND
LER'S GULF SERVICE. 4319 Wis
consin ave. apply in person. 10
SHEET METAL MECHANIC and help
er, exper. for duct fabrication and
installation. Steady job, good pay.
IA; 2-2442: after 8 pm, ia.
O-Z1o1. %
Evening star., 1952-09-05
TRUCK DRIVERS
PERMANENT

experience as '' truck S ase dripes iSesV'0ns in
Wash. area; clear driving recoro
and D. C.. drivers permit are re-
qnired: Must be. able to pass
Rosm sos :1a@ open Weekdays Aps1y sso
and Sat, a-l: No uhone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
TV BENCHMAN - Gentle organiZa-
ton needs. some one who enjoys
dealing and working with. not only
to arrange interview. 3
TY BENCHMAN, good working condi-
Tv 4 ELECTRIC Co. OIL. 1855. G5
TV BENCH MAN
OUTSIDE SERVICE MAN
With tools. experiences: opportunity
DYNAMIC STORES
1900 G ST. NV. ST. O25O. IS
Tv SERVICE MAN-Outside calls, car
furnished. We pay by the cali plus
section Of town. Good man can
earn top pay. poWD's TV. AIS
TY SERVICE MAN. BENCHMAN--
westinghouse TV sets only; good
Allen, WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO.. 1916 K st. NV. %
TV SERVICE MEN. local distributor
has opening for bench man and
outside service man. Good nay. va
cation; 4O-hr. wk. Call LA, 6-55OO.
p. LaBARBERA. g
TV SERv1CEMEN for inside and out
side work: must have car: only ex-
perlenced men need apply. MASEK' 8
ELECTRICAL CENTER, 56O2 Ed
monston I'd, East Riverdale, Nd.
Call WA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
MEN

CoIored mailroom helpers for satur-
day ssy nisSs Eors sept ia o,k s 1879 20 map an
room foreman, Mr.. Ferber, at $50
pm Good pay. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, under SO. who Is
looking for o responsible position:
ing essentiaiA must be able 10 pass
bond; . rear flopportunity for some
me who wanS future; good salary
TO start. 1899 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
TV BENCH MAN
OUTSIDE SERVICE MAN
TV SERVICEMENs

And benchmen. We have several
openings for qualified men. Per
manent positions with rapid ad-
vancement insurance, sick leave
BENEFITS; air-conditioned shop: high
Or or See see sS Mr CHI nTne AZ al dEoRGE;S n3sISs
WAREHOUSE. 2145 Queens Chs pei
Evening star., 1952-09-05
MEN (6)
WITH CARS

Due to expansion we have openings
for 9 neat appearing young men
who. are interested in permanent
employment and rapid advance
ment. Excellent earnings with all
company benefits provided. Sincere
men only with genuine desire for
q GOOD" job apply. 921 11th st.
NV. Personnel office. I'd. A.. IL am.
Sharn -
Evening star., 1952-09-05
THE EVENING STAR

RECEPTIONIsT-TYPTsT. general Of
FREED's OPTICAL OFFICE. III
REsrSuRASNir ts Al RiSi ASSIST. MGR. Mus.
have all round exper. Hostess. walt
dependable. Information. DU. 9222.
ing Supplies. ADpiy Ss 7sa4 as4sas Baltimore dnSls.
ave, College PIX, Md. AP. SISI, "a
SALES CLERK with, experience; full
SILVER ms saseTy seR1Nep plus npsfG pfsSfmmission sEa
sALESCLERK-Train as chain ,tor.
mgr. $40 wk. AMES PARTY SiJP-
PLIES. 1402 New York ave, Ma.
sAIEsCLERK-store. 18th and md II
cail sssi ms. nis;. AfRHRrw 4sh5; WIKI sag Raises
sALEsGIRL. age 25 to 40: some ex-
THE GIFT sfAiI: 1891 SS1flRs ( st. te0nds: ns:
sALEsGIRL. to sell gym ciothins
and accessories: good salary; perm.
s spoRTsy Raay ENrS ssSTs rsmpSys sSC 6ens-
SALEsGIRL. white. neat and courte-
GUS. DU. 1921. b
SALESGIRL. for small shop. No ex-
ENGRAVING SHOP. 1905 q st. NV.
No phone calls. IS
for bakery; not over 3B
years; 6a-day wk.; hours 10 am.
1Sn,d 20 Pm; sdr;nS.r,In "a per day to start:
girl; Apply in person after IL am.
sCHuPP's BAKERY, 5b42 Conn.
for ,ewelry. repair s dept:
t texper' pref, although willing to
stsrfinrp stalr person Ssf. intstested attractive
Apply personnel ONCE. SEARS IAiseReas: ROE:
BUCK & CO. 1900 wis. ave. NV.
SALESGTRL
Some clerical exper., good salary.
permanent position, group Insurance
%orflnS Semias vsSssDn cSnditon with p9y
Co. jewelers., .liO1 r st. NV. See
Mr.: Geraci. 4th flr. once. IS
SALESGIRL
For our gift shop. Good salary. Der.
manent position. group insurance
working conditions. r. HARRIS &
co, Jewellers. il0i r st. NV. See
Mr.. Geraci. 4th f1r. ONCE. IS
SALESLADY, selling costume jewelry
and gifts; excellent salary; pleasant
surroundings. TREASURE TROyE.
1903 q st. NV. -
SALESLADY. white, 25-45. refined:
for bakery and confection; perman.
eent; pleasant surroundings. AVIG.
NONE FRERES, CO. 1881. -
SALESLADY--25-35. Must be neat.
$35. per wk. while being trained.
Apply in person. REMBRANDT
STUDIO. b17 18th st. NV. --7
SALESLADY, experienced. full or
part time, for women's apparel shop
nr. Bladensh1rg. Call AP. 1881.
sALEsLADY Exper. pref. excel.
OPP, excel. salary. CASUAL COR
SALESLADY. to sell used and new
furniture. Contact Mr.. Z. Z. Roberts,
SMITHS TRANSFER a STORAGE
CO., NO. 3343. b
SALESLADY for large jewelry store;
exper. pref; excellent opportunity.
Apply Mr.. Malen. KENT JEWELLERS,
!th and g SITS. NV. %
SALESLADIES. bright, alert young
women. experienced in selling slip
cover and drapery fabrics: good
salary: 6-day wk.: excel. working
conds:: in air-cond; store. Apply
2Sth st. South Shirlington shopping
center, Arlington. Va. IS
SALESLADIES, white, for small B
and 10 cent store; permanent Job,
good pay; prefer middle aged. Cali
OW. Z4bb, -
Evening star., 1952-09-05

TYPEWRITER Y MECHANIC. expe-
portunity for sober, honest con-
TYPEWRITER SERVICE. 1918 N.
GSYrthe1Se GU sa1s road Arlington Va
UPHoLsTERERs WANTED. 1st class;
top wages, good working conditions;
WAREHOUSE MAN, under 35: ability
to keep stock records. Salary; s.
day wk.; no Sat. work; opportunity
for advancement. Give details and
IhS sor number in own hand
1856. Star. IS
WASH AND LUBRICATION MAN; all
modern equipment, good working
conds. Apply no r. I. ave. ne. Ill
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC, ex-
perienced. Call XII. $4,000 for ap-
pointment. -
WATCHMAN (NIGHT)
Titteai BucKiNGHAM, fSts M Maintenance Dept, 6
1926 North Pershing DIR. (rear Of
post oft1cel. Arl., Va. d
WELDER, certified union, must have
been certified within last years.
needed at once. GE. O437. Mr..
WooDWoRKING NSNS MECHANICS, bench
and machine work; must be exper.
WORK l. LUMBER CO., INC. Ben
ming I'd. and MINI. ave. ne. LU.
wool YPREssER. all-around. Apply
ANNANDALE DRY CLEANERS. An
nandale, Va. Phone JE. 2-72i6.
WORKING FOREMAN. for asphalt
driveways; must be steady worker,
with local references; permanent
position. with good future. MA.
BOY, white, over 1s. for newspaper
of1ce; 5-day week. CO. 1O14.-
MAN for established grocery route.
openings in Washington, and N:
Arlington. Salary, commission and
expense paid; Man selected must be
For a!fisa interview Sha A can Z MR.. % oNGmI. ELL
ST. 1894, 7:3O to 9 am. 10
MAN, white. married: for dairy farm;
house, fuel and milk supplied. Call
Rockville 1884 or 1886. -
MAN with car to work on commission.
Apply RE. 300. IS
customers t75o): doing home ser
vice work; no experience necessary;
permanent, good future for quail
fed man; B weeks thorough train
ing: salary, car allowance; paid
vacation: extra earnings Tor re-
placement sales. For interview ap-
pointment phone DU. 4677, pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
CLERKS

Alert girls, 1919 yrs. Of age, to dc
general clerical work; Mon.-Fri.. 5.
day. 4O-hr. wk.; must be able e
handle routine assignments. Posi-.
tions available in our accounting
and circulation departments. Bring
birth certificate II under 1S. Ap-
ply Personnel. Room sos. Open
weekdays. $500. and Sat-. 9-1
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsulrania Ana NJ w
Evening star., 1952-09-05

BOYS-Please apply in
person BLUE FLAME VALET SHOP,
SHOVEL StV - odPEERATOR. exper. only;
union pay; call JU. s-5206. bet. 20
sfGN WRITER. to make show cards
and signs for display department;
perm position with many employe
eenef,ss: v See Al eoo Waidscnmids' It
white. to take orders 1or
home-dressed poultry; full or part
time Phone after 4. LO. .5-4361.
silk and wool, highly ex-
perienced. BLACKSTONE CLEAN
ERS, 1902 L st. NV: ST. 1461.
SPRAY BOOTH PAINTER - Night
shift: TO night bonus; average 4S-
hr. work wk, working only every
4th Sat. Apply to r. Z. Emrick,
sCHUTTIG & CO., INC, 9th and
AND HELPERS, exp.
Steady work all year around, good
vases. See Mr.: Craven, morns;. bet.
GINEERING AND DISTRIBUTING
CO. OF AMERICA. 400 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
CLERKS

White; 6-day week; $50 to B:15 p.nn.
General clerical work: tipping ability
helpful but not necessary; pleasant
working conditions. Apply SOUTH
ERN WHOLESALERS, INC, TOT
Lakewood st. ne.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
SAIESMEN

n SAn are willing to work, have o
eas md want to make better than
Q toSd living, call ct RIM. 227. 1879
vArmont ave. nv. %
Evening star., 1952-09-05

GRADER to classify
clothing before laundering and dry
cleaning; must know styles and
fabrics; previous exper. sewing or
clothing selling desirable. Part
time standing. good eyesight. g.
CAY CAPPED ffn BRET RS ss@6 os app asnd
COOK, white. for elderly ladies' home.
Apply a24 New York ave. NV. --5
operation. EMBASSY DRUG, 1852
Columbia rd. NV. CO. 2111. -
COUNTERGIRL for dry-cleanins
store. JERNIGAN DRY CLEANERS,
3299 Queens Chapel rd.. Mt. Rain
C0UNTERGIRL - Daywork in food
5-982O. JACBETTs DRIVEN. i11S3
yiers Mil rd:. Wheaton. Md. "a
white; no expert
snSe si mieniSSty 1ieGsisSsry; part part tps pfx BIZ
sARBEccUEE. Maripofso % pike and and
csEDiFs cRaEn5iiRs EssisfAN5TG Isl 5G intersstea Sasss
opportunity to associate with pro-
SSressive and growing plumbing,
your qualifications. Typing required.
WEBSTER & SONS. INC, 627 +
st. NV. ST. 6100. III
CREDIT INVESTIGATORS white
Good Job for alert young ladies who
possess pleasant speaking voices
Credit Investigation work. Expe1.
not nee. Pleasant once surround
1ngs. Company BENEFITS and regular
salary increases. Phone ST. 1852.
DEMONSTRATORS, cosmetic DEBT
salary and liberal Commissions
perm. position: 4O-hour week: ali
company benefits. including paid va
cation, illness allowance, employees
s SEARS ST EASBZ e so 45So e.
Dental EN- iyei eAisas;iEsirANr. a;Ei age as to ss,
neat, attrac. and willing to learn;
excel; salary for right applicant.
Box 372-D, Star. ~
DENTAL ASST. with business OF
dental exp: b-day week. State age
and salary expected. once In
Hyattsville. Box $500, Star.
DENTAL HYGIENIST part time,
Sc. office (Penna. ave.). Pleasant
working conds. ONCE. VI. 1868:
res. ia. 1862. -
OFFICE ASSISTANT
wanted: some nursing or laboratory
training desirable. Box 147-D. Star.
DRUG CLERK. white, experienced
preferred but not nee. Recent his.
graduate, willing to learn retail
trade acceptable. Day work. only.
No SUNDAYS. Must have good refs.
son only. HAMILTON DRUGs, ssO1
Hamilton ST Hvattsvi11e -
Evening star., 1952-09-05
PAYROLLCLERK

Alert individual. 20-3S years Of age,
who is accustomed to working with
ngures; some payroll experiences
helpful; q reasonable tipping speed is
required; 6-day. 40-hr. wk, Apply
Personnel. Room sos: open week
days. S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1, No
Evening star., 1952-09-05
SERVICE STATION attendant. exper.
STONE HOUSE SERVICE CENTER,
1O100 Colesville rd., Four Corners.


SERVICE STATION attendant. exper.
1010O Colesville rd., Four Corners.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT to
work in truck service station; S54
per week TO start, regular increases,
Decentralization benefits, paid vaca-
cent references. SPEED & BRIscoE.
SERVICE sTATioN ATTENDANTs-
sshols sGan das ave. sns s.e night shifts 5 a51l
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced; Apply ADAMS AMoCo,
fnf RhSas sfsrfoN 1s5snd AZ aTrEN6ASf ns
for truck terminal; good pay. 8
SERVICE STATION. 1865 New York
sEfRyireckis fTSi cis' STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
ppeerdteneed only, PAUL'S EssO.
service It sTATioN FHi He' ATTENDANT,
white; lub. exper. and good sales
and vac: BARRoNs suNoco sERV-
ICE. Wis. ave. and River rd. NV.
SERVICE 1! =. STATION sIaE |! IN, ATTENDANT;
TON; 460l Wisconsin ave. NV,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
exper. only: daywork. 5I2-day wk.,
sick leave. Apply ANDREWS AIR
FORCE BASE EXCHANGE. Ill
SERVICE STATION fabrication man,
exper. only. RICHARDSON'S GULF
SERVICE. Lee hwy. and N. Lexing
ton St; Arlington, Va: -
Six-day wk.; exper.; good salary.
Apply JOHNNY'S TEXACO SER
VICE STATION. goth and New
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
N. Pershing drive. OW. 77O7. %
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
eXper. in fabrication work, Salsry
and comm. CONNERS g. FOST&R,
2244 Pa. ave. Sc. 10
Evening star., 1952-09-05

CLERK
Capable worker familiar with general
ONCE routine who can type. Com
mercial background and stenographic
exper. pref. Salary commensurate
with ability. Call MA. 17O3. ask for
HUGH REILLY co.
1884 N. Y. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
SHOE statesmen
5-Day Week
Permanent Position

EXCelleQL Earnings
Many Employe Advantages
HAHN SHOE STORES
14th AND g SITS. NV.
44S3 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
statesmen

salesmen; full-time perm.
jobs. selling nationally advertised
branded quality merchandise. Excel.
opportunity for high earnings; lib
eral discount on purchases, paid
vacations and other company bene-
Mts: Apply Mr.. Stewart. THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 r st.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
ROUTEMAN

Opportunity to earn good salary. Ap-
~ Mr.. II. ]. Taylor after 10 am.
Bergmann'S Laundry
623 @ St. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
HELP-MEN
Statesmen

statesmen (2). exper. In upholster-
ing sales; must be exper.; bona fide
/ leads given. Ii R-7222 -
Evening star., 1952-09-05
SALESGIRL

Some clerical .exper.. good salary.
benefits. vacation with pay, pleasant
working condition. r. HARRIS a.
CO.. Jewelers., 11O1 F st. NV. See
Mr.. Geraci, 4th fir. ONCE. -6
Evening star., 1952-09-05
SALESMEN. PART TIME

II you. wish to supplement your
per wk. working from $50 til 8,
see MR.. KING, S11S Wise. ave,
Bethesda, Md. Sat. 1912. Car
Evening star., 1952-09-05
DRUG CLERK

ENper. desired but not essential.
Hours, 8 am. to 4 pm; no Sundays
Excellent working conditions; meals
furnished: good salary. Apply Room
2O5. Washington National Airport.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
French Planes Batter
Wet Mimi Besieuers
By the Associated Press

HANOI, Indo-China. Nov. 28.-
French fighter bombers today
continued to attack heavily the
Communicated Wet Mini troops
besieging French union forces in
the strongly fortified base at Ma
San, lit miles west of Hanoi.
The Wet Mimi are entrenced in
the hills around the key French
defense position in Thai province
They have made no move to indi-
cate they are about to launch the
long expected assault on the po-
sition.
Squadrons of planes dropped
proximity fuse bombs to destroy
the Wet Mimi concentrations
while Is fighters and four BIG
bombers hit Wet Mimi supply
columns along colonial route Al
leading to Ma San.
Bao Dai, Vietnamese chief o1
state, accompanied French COM
mander-in-chief Gen. Raoul Sa-
Ian and others on a visit to Ma
San for the first time today. The
ex-emperor inspected strongpoints
and decorated Vietnamese soldiers
from the Thai country during the
four-hour stay. The party flew
back to Hanoi in the afternoon.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Air Force Association
Calls Navy Operation
Publicity Stunt Of Year
By John A. Giles

The Air Force Association lev
eled double-barrelled blast at
the Navy today.
Its president. Arthur F. Kelley,
charged the sea arm pulled off the
publicity stunt of the year" last
September in reporting the COM
bat use of guided missiles.
The managing editor of it's
monthly magazine. John F. Loos-
brook, writing in the same issue
with Mr.. Kelley, said Exercise
Mainbrace" last September cast
grave doubts on the effectiveness
of aircraft carriers.
The Navy had no immediate
comment.
Mr. Kelley cited news stories he
said described as 'the first take
off of a guided missile in actual
combat" in the bombing of North
Korean targets by unnamed,
electronically controlled fighter
planes.
He called this "cruel hoax to
play on the American family" and
said it raised false hopes that the
age of pushbutton warfare had ar
rived.
The Air Force, he said, used
unpiloted radio controlled bomb
ers against German targets during
World War II and flew them twice
as far with nine times the bomb
load as the Navy did in it's launch
ing September from the carrier
Boxer.
He charged the Navy censored
from the original news report, de-
layed until September II, the
designation of the aircraft used,
an outmoded Grumman Hellcat.
and substituted the term guided
missile"
Mr.. LooSbrook said Mainbrace,
conducted off Scandinavia by ships
OF the NATO nations, was de-
signed partly to show how car
riers could adequately defend this
area. Instead, he said:
"Mainbrace exposed serious
flaws in our whole philosophy of
naval warfare, flaws which will be
very difficult to explain away"
The operation, he wrote, DEM
onstrated carriers vulnerability to
mechanical failures, submarine
and air attack and bad weather.
Other drawbacks, he said, were
excessive costs, the need for fire.
quent refueling and questionable
ability to perform effectively in
the windswept. shallow and in
closed North Sea-"
The Air Force Association is
composed of veterans and men,
berS of the Air Force.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
1000 Pay Tribute
In Atlantic City to
'NghtHfe,' a Dog
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Nov,
28.-About 1000 persons filed
past a little white casket yester-
day and paid their last tributes
to a little brown mongrel called
"Nightlife."
AS he lay there-his head be-
tween his paWS-carS double
parked outside the funeral par
lor, causing traffic jams.
Nightlife was widely known in
the bars on Atlantic Citys north
side. His owner was Bartender
William (Spanky) Davis. Cab
drivers would give Nightlife a ride
any time he wanted to get in
touch with his master.
This routine was cut short last
Wednesday when Nightlife was
killed under the wheels of a car.
Friends took the body to funeral
parlor, which donated a c0ff1n.
Nightlife was to be taken tC
a cemetery today in a 30-car
procession.
Evening star., 1952-04-10
TEENS APPAREL .

TEENS APPAREL
ORIG NOW
so Wool and Corduroy Skirts;
broken sizes and coIors, 5e5 to 1905 3.e9
IS Quilted Dresses, ! and 2-pc.
styles; 7 to IS -----l4.95 g 1926 1000
l8 Spring Goats; fitted and boxy;
ereys novys, Spring shades;
sizes 10 to Is ------$35 to 1895 $500
II Spring Goats; doll woists box
styles; broid trims Wanted COL
ors; sizes 10 to l6 --425O to $3.50 $500
40 Spring Suits; brond-new styles
and coIors 10 to Is --S35 to 1895 $500
Winter Goats; navy, posteIs;
broken sizes and coors, SIS to $500 1000
8 Winter Coots; broken sizes and
Al Wool Toppers; tweeds, grey,
Postes; | o to II .---5.95 to 7e5 1888
Second Floor, Washington
TOTS AND ToDDLERs ORIG. NOW
~ Boys Plaid Corduroy Jackets;
sizes 5, 6, ,7-----------------6 6.95 4.8S
. Al Eton Suits; royon pIoids and COR 7e5 to,
duroys; sizes to 6----------- 9.95 5.88
4ooto
Us Better Dresses; sizes to 6h-- 500 3.SS
e Second Floor, Washington Z
Evening star., 1952-04-10

IS Spring Coots; checks, pIoids,
solid coIors; 10 to II, 1906 to
l8 Spring Suits; solid color,
checked and costume suits;
sizes 10 to IA 4----22.95 to
Second Floor, Washington; Second Floo
Third Floor, PGrktngton
Evening star., 1952-04-10
BOYS APPAREL

so Jr. Boys AII-Wool Eton Suits;
tweeds and soIid-coIor fIon-
neIs; sizes 4 to 6-----------
so .Topcoots; tweeds in brown or
blue; sizes 8 to l2--------
200 Long sleeve Polo Shirts;
stripes, novelty patterns; 6 to
II in the group---------l.
Il Sport Coots; imported woods;
tweeds; sizes 6 to II
so Suits; olI-wooI fIonneIs and
tweeds; navy or brown; 6 to z
IN group ---------------
Second Floor, Washington; Second Floo
Third Floor, PGrktngt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15

Semeo Tourist" 7-JeweI Swiss AIorm thot's
famous for its dependobity Small and CON-
pact; features luminous dol ond hands, In
grained feathers. This cheerful Folding Alarm
Clock will make on ideoI gift All Leather
Goods Untitled without choroe $9.95
plus !OE Federal tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15

The Original Dopp-Kit Of genuine groin
Cowhide Leather 1t opens to twice its folded
size; boasts metal frame . Woter-repelIont
lining deoI or any travelling man! $8.95
plus 20es Federal
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-04-23
Svea Male Chorus
Concert May 10

The Swedish Male Chorus of Sci
attic, conducted by c. H. Suther-
land, will present its annual Spring
Concert May 10 at SIS pm. in
the Mckinley Auditorium at Sc
attic Pacific College, 3rd Ave. w.
and w. Bertona st. Guest Artist
will be the violinist Erna Scholin
Solder, whose name is familiar to
Seattle audiences.
Many old old favorite songs will
be sung at the concert. including
number of those which the
chorus will present at the Swedish
Singers Convention in Los Angeles
in June.
William Redberg, well known to
Swedish audiences, will have a solo
part with the chorus.
Those who will be driving to the
auditorium are advised to turn
west at the southern end of FIRE.
mont bridge, only a few blocks
away. Bus No. II Sunset Hill
drives right past the auditorium.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-04-23
Beware Of Spies
SWedes Are Told

THE very nature of our system
of government makes it difficult
for us to protect ourselves against
traitors" the Minister of Defense,
forster Nilsson said at meeting
in Boden, the center of Sweden's
northern defense system, on March
%. I'VE must, therefore, put
great faith in the vigilance of the
individual citizen. The Swedish
people must do away with cred
ulity that facilitates espionage. A
high degree of viligance is needed
wherever people work. Especially
in the military and civilian de-
Tense and in the communications
system, everybody must be on the
alert The recently arrested
spies are well-known communists,
Mr.. Nilsson pointed out, adding
that the near future may bring
disclosures which will further
compromise the Communist party.
The Government recently asked
the Riksdag for an appropriation
of about five million kronor for
special anti-espionage measures on
the part of the police.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-04-23

The North Park College Choir
of Chicago will appear in concert
at the Mission Covenant Church,
Pike and Bellevue, on Monday eve
ming, April %, at 8:15 p. m. From
April 25 to May 10 the group is to
be on a tour of the West Coast.
The So singers are directed by
Donald F. Ohlsen dean of the
School of Music, who established
the a cappella tradition at North
Park in 1915.
For their concert here on April
%, Mr.. Ohlsen has selected a pro-
gram including choral classics from
Bach, Handel, Grieg, and Thomp-
son, as well as songs of simple
devotion from folk literature and
spirituals of our own country.
Clarence A. Nelson, president of
North Park, will speak briefly at
the intermission.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-04-23

a total value of $4,000 Finn marks
(abeut $225). In this category, the
maximum amount of candy or
chocolates to be taken out is 2
ky. (about lbs.)
In January the Finnish Customs
similarly eased import regulations
for the benefit of Olympic visitors.
In addition to the usual personal
effects, the following amounts of
tobacco and spirits will be admit
ted free of duty: 400 cigarettes, or
a corresponding amount Of cigars
or pipe tobacco, and 1 liter liquor
and liters wine and 2 liters beer
Zone liter is a little more than
1 quit out. is O.935 liter.)
New Automobile Ferry From
Stockholm to Finland
To facilitate the transportation
of motor vehicles to the Olympic
Games, special tonnage for this
transportation will be put in on
the route, Stockholm Turku
(Abo) during the period July 8
to August 8, 1852.
Round-trip tickets may be book
ed through the general agent: Alb.
w. Larka, Skeppsbron 10, Stock
holm, Sweden.
Freight Charges For One-Way
TranspOrtatiOn:
Private cars and parcel delivery
vans weight under 1900 ky.
(about 5000 lbs.) 12,O15 Finn
Marks (about $53).