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Evening star., 1952-05-16
MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

If you are between the ages
of Is and SO, have a car and
can furnish refs, and inter-
ested in earnings oppor-
tunities of $100 to 5000 per
Wk., We would like a per-
Sonal interview with you.
The nature of our business
requires an interview at
your home in the presence
of your wife. In answering
give your name, address and
phone number. Let us know
when we can see you at
your home. All replies con-
fldential. Write R. E. COD
DINGTON, 4726 18th st.
NV, Washington, D. C.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
THE EVENING STAR
IIOl Penna Ave. NV

Truck DriverS-Helpers
And warehouseman (coloredD. steady
JOBS, good pay; men must be re-
liable, sober and trustworthy. Apply
at once in person. See Mr.. Max,
PHILLIPS, INC, 20l2 Shannon pl.
Sc, Anacostia, D. c. ~
TRUCK TRAILER SALESMAN wanted
Only highly recommended man OF
unquestioned ability will be conSid-
cred. Telephone ST. 22l5 or KI
S-6146. IL
TV REPAIRMAN-Mus be expert
enced. Car furnished. Steady Job,
vacations. Best piece rate deal in
town. or salary. DOWD'S TV, AIS
Conn. ave. 20
TV SERVICEMAN, exper. nee: good
salary and hours. WOODMOOR AP-
PLIANCE JU. 1-04ON -Ifi
Evening star., 1952-05-16

per wk. BEN HUNDLEY, 3446 14th
st. NV.
TOBACCO CLERK-Perm. pos; g.
day wk.; no night work; new store.
Apply in person. 4455 Conn. ave. w.
TRUCK DRIVER. colored: furn.;
must have knowledge Of City: del.
work; sober, reliable. AT. 9342.
TRUCK DRIVERS. white: helpers,
colored. HARRY L. CLARKE. 1901
o st. NV. -l6
TRUCK DRIVER-Must be familiar
with city and have d. c. permit.
Apply JAFFE, OIL 18th st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER. for frozen food
reliable and know city. Exper. pre-
ferred. EDW BOXER FROSTED
FOODS. INC. 1880 Okie st. ne La
TRUCK DRIVERS. for fuel oil de-
livery year round. Apply MET
ROPOLITAN PETROLEUM co.
INC, Bethesda. Md. Mr.. Evans,
WI. 800. -16
TRUCK DRIVERS. colored. Mus, be
exper. on dump trucks. HI. 1893.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
HELP MEN
TENANT FARMER

opportunity for experienced
couple to work l3s.acre beef. cattle,
with bath. own garden; $3.50 per
no.. plus bonus. Box 391V. Star.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
TELEVISION
AND APPLIANCE
statesmen

Lacy's offers experienced men oppor-
tuIIty 10 total highest earnings in
City on salary and commission
na IS. Inside selling with this areas
I2rSest TV and appliance chain;
generous company benefits. Apply in
person at LACYS Executive Ofices,
3rd floor. Sth and E sts. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-16

WINDOW CLEANERS, exper. ore
ferred but not essential building
window cleaners needed at once;
good pay. Apply 225l 9th st. NV.
-17
BOY, colored, for bakery; must be IS
years or over: 6-day week, no Sun.
Apply in person WOODMOOR
PASTRY SHOP, 1927 Colesville rd.,
Silver Spring. Md. -2,2
MAN, white. wanted Must be able to
type, handle colored help, and must
not be afraid OF long hours. Good
advancement IN trucking business.
Car essential. Apply l245 1st St s.e.
is
MAN. middle-aged and sober. to assist
owner in general work around small!
rest home: good food. nice quarters
and ideal for man without a family,
Box 2S6-X. Star. pos
MAN tpreferably retired) for light
duties at lobby desk and switchboard
OF apt. house. Call co. 4635. -o5
Evening star., 1952-05-16
HELP MEN

MAN. coIored. for work in modern
downtown apt. bldg. with some
switchboard experience. sober and
reliable. Apply RESIDENT MAN
AGER. $40 2lst st. NV. lie
MAN. retired. to work part time as
night watchman. NATIONAL TRUCK
RENTAL CO. See Mr.. Snyder, 2;sl6
Evening star., 1952-05-16
HELP WOMEN tcont. }
ADVERTISING
TELEPHONE
CLERK
Part Time Work

The Evening Star has a part-time
position open in the classified
advertising department. Applicants
must be accurate typists and capa-
bic of answering incoming telephone
calls. Two DAYS a week. o am. to q
pm. and Saturdays. $40 am. to ,
nj. This is a permanent position.
Apply personnel office, Room 605
Open $50 to ; daily. 8 to l Sat
urday. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
J1OI pepno Ave NJ w
Evening star., 1952-05-16
11Ol Penna. Ave. NV.

MISUNDERSTANDING by electrical
manufacturing firm. Apply in person
to- to Mp; Yrr,ds Lamps Npe s3l selim rd.. Sill
TO MANAGER. chill
drens speciality shop. Selling ex-
S;rsi Perience essential: 44-horr week
between 8 and IL m. for interview.
(white) for Bladens-
burg Launderette Store. Hours 4:30
to $50 pm. Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday snd Friday; Wednesday;
UN. 1896 till II noon. WA. 1869
afternoons and evenings. is
BAKERY SALES GIRL. exp, prefer
BAKERY is Pp 4ol4 4 MINI naon ave PhSN1Tt nse -Nis
BEAUTICIANS for Novell's Hair Styl-
lists, new salon, top SAL, could make
a. least S25 a wk. in tips. Call RA.
BEAUTICIAN. manicurist: excellent
pay. MA. 2313. LEE STUDIO.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. t2) exper.,
good sa4ary and comm nearby
Va. Call alter u pm. KE. 3-4s22.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. man or woman,
must be experienced; excel. working
in MOD. air conditioned salon. Apply
in person for appointment. Call
MI 1640. GUIDO. 1645 Conn. ave
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experience
necessary; guaranteed salary ard
commission. CLARENDON BEAUTY
SALON, 3l76 Wilson blvd, Arl.
BEAUTY OPERATORS-For our var
ious salons; 5-day week; excellent
salary and commission. EMILE.
1921 Conn. ave. lie
BOOKKEEPER and general Office
worker for construction company.
ExpeI.. pref. but not nee. Cal! Ii.
3-9234 after pm. -16
eXper.. good salary
Apply TALL APPAREL, 73S 18th St
NV -lf
BOOKKEEPER. experienced double
entry: full charge; ladies ready to
wear establishment. Apply SINROD
AND TASH. 1888 National Press
Bldg, ME. 4954. 30
exper. in keeping set
of double entry books. S65 a wk !:
5-day week. perm. position. Apply
H. ABRAMSON CO.. 1882 7th st.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
YOUNG MAN

Alert, high school graduate interested
nent position with New York Stock
Exchange member firm. Interesting
work. paid vacation. modern down
town office. Some typing ability
preferred. Salary. $40 per wk to
start. Box l3A-Y Star IL
Evening star., 1952-05-16
TED LOUIS SHOP

YOUNG MEN. II to 26-Trayel Cali
tornia. return with group; expenses
paid while in training, plus COM
mission and bonus; immediate cash
drawing account. This is a perma-
nent job with wonderful future
America. Field circulation depart
mcnt. See MIR MASON, Cairo
Hotel 10 m. to 1890 pm. or 7:3O
to $50 pm. No phone calls. please.
Evening star., 1952-05-16

AIS
MANAGER RESTAURANT, expert
enced. 35-35 years Ct age, good ap-
pearance and personality, capable of
taking full charge; 3-oay week; ap-
ply IN person 81 to q, do not phone.
Personnel Manager, S d H GRILL,
1885 Eve St NV. is
MARKER. experienced at marking
wholesale dry cleaning; good work
Apply rR Mr. H. NORMAN, $50 7th st.
MEAT WRAPPER. for super market.
excellent working conditions; $50
wk,, paid vacation and bonus. APP
ply 1860 Lee blvd. Falls Church,
va; MR.; GoREN. II,
experienced. Apply in person. B AND
V FOOD STORE. 1910 North Capt.
MEDICAL fRI LABORATORY TECHNI-
clan odas for Or d9etor's Sa Office needed at
surr.; $500 yr. JU. T-9544. is
NURSE, practical. white, to live in:
PVT, sanitorium, WI; 1907, ----l6
NURSE. white. age - to 40: live In
or out; private hospital. Call co.
Nurse for PHYSICIANS office in
Northwest on NJ and Crosstown
lines. ~ hrs. Wkly. ; days, of SatS.
Salary open. Box 243-X, Star. l6'
NURSE. registered for girls camp
June 20 to Aug. 29, good salary. RE.
S363 -l6
NURSE for doctors office in down
town SLY; Spg.. pleasant surround
ings: $1,000 VI. JU. 1854. is
NURSE, registered. to work in Ar
lington. Va. dental office. FA. 1863
OFFICE HELPER. ambitious. wiling
to learn addressograph would help.
40-hour week; good pay: hospitaliza-
tion and other benefits. BROMWELL,
10 18th street NV.
PIN OPERATOR, white. high school
grad, some typing necessary: 5-day
wk.. paid vacations. For interview
phone Mr.. Norris, District 016"
MUTUAL LIFE ms. co. OF NEW
YORK. -l6
PRESSER, wool: good pay. pleasant
working conds. Apply LEFMAN'S S
CLEANERS, 1926 Ga. ave. Sill. Spr.
Evening star., 1952-05-16

STENOGRAPHER to work in home
office Of local life insurance COM
pany. Permanent position for
qualified person with excellent op-
portunlly for advancement Less
than 4U-hOUr week Free hospital
'zation and life insurance.
Vacations with pay, anniversary
bonuses and excellent working con-
dltlOnS.
Must be local resident and have
written references from previous
employers. White only
Apply in person, 1857 K street nw.,
second floor.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
BOOKKEEPER

To operate Burroughs bookkeeping
machine. knowledge of tipping de-
sired. Permanent position. o-day.
4U-hr. wk
Call Miss Wittstatt. ST oO50 for
appointment.
holland CO., INC.
1875 K st. NE.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
TRUCK DRIVERS

OLORED-25-3S years OF age: pre-
vious experience, clear driving record
and D. c. drivers permit are necces-
sal" Must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel. Room 605,
open weekdays S:30-5 and SATURDAY.
81. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
YOUNG MAN
FINE MEMS STORE

Preferably living in Arlington or
Alexandria; full-time position learn
ing all phases of operation in fine
men store in Arlington; excellent
working conditions. Apply in person.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
YOUNG MEN (6)
NEEDED AT ONCE
SALARY SEQ PER WIZ

0IAA3AAe pOO G1S w IA.
Over IS. white. high school educa-
ton. to work in library division
national corporation. Guaranteed
salary $50 per week to those who
qualify. Apply Personnel Depart
ment. Suite AIS Victor Bldg. 9th
and G pl. NV. 10 to IL am. only
opportunity for mar
ried men on large, established all
white debit; pleasant outside work;
5-day. week; age 26-45; S55 week
and large commission. SUN LIFE
INSURANCE CO. 1910 Vermont ave-
NV, MA. 900. -17
PART TIME-Sales by appointment; :;
no canvassing; evenings and week
ends: car; about $50. Apply $40
Rhode Island ave. ne. between q
and Z pm. MIR. CRANK. -l6
IF YOU HAVE HAD experience SELL
ing the retail trade. soft drinks.
milk, beer, etc, as a riyer-,salesman
and know the value of displaying
and merchandising your products,
call MI. $500 and make an ap-
pointment with MIR. CULLINANE
for Monday morning. is
2nd COOK. local refs. top wages !;
hours. 10 to 7:30. 6-day week. Ap-
ply in person, Q am. to Q pm.
$50. Rockville pike. Rockville. Md.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
~ SERVICEMEN
AND OUTSIDE
BENCHMEN

Full or part time. Excellent oppor-
tun!ty. Top pay; eXper. 1911 Nichols
ave. Sc, LU. 4-1000.
can also cut
tor local furniture factory; must be
sober and steady; all new. clean
work: top pay. HONEYCUTT MFG.
CO, RE. 414l. -l6
MANAGER-Must be
experienced in handling major ap-
pllanceS: capable of handling per-
Sonnel and maintaining strict in
Ventory control; good salary and
company benefits; 5-day week; in
clude age and required salary in
your reply. All replies will be held
in strict confidence. Box 261-Y.
Star. is
WAREHOUSEMAN, drivers and help
ers: white only, experienced in local
and long-distance moving. Call. LA.
WAREHousEMAN for work in w ware
house of frozen food distributor;
age. 20-35; must be reliable; exper.
pref. EDWARD BOXER FROSTED
FOODS, INC, 1880 Okie st. ne,
LA. 6-S35O. lis
STOCKMEN AND DE-
LlVERYMEN; good salary, 5-day
week. Apply at once, lilo v st. sc.
day: white: for coun-
try CLUB. in Chevy Chase. Nd. Apply
Mgr. COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
HELP WOMEN
HOSTESS-CASHIER.

GENERAL OFFICE WORKER. high
school graduate for doctors Office;
will teach laboratory and X-ray
work oU. 5a55 -16
Evening star., 1952-05-16
HELP MEN (cont.)
|E SALESMAN

SHOE EsMEN. experienced, for
high-EraGe women's shoe store: start
Immediately; top salary. Phone AL
1891 for appointment --l6
Evening star., 1952-05-16
WATCH AND JEWELRY

Repair estimator. one to take in re-
pair work; permanent and good op-
portunity. THE JEWELRY SHOP,
ConCourse, Pentagon Building or call
Mr.. Mann at Ii. $4,000, Ext. 5-621S
for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
LEDGER CLERK
THE EVENING STAR
MAIDS
TOWERS

Must be neat and efficient. excel. sal
airy and working condS. Apply:
Evening star., 1952-05-16
HELP WOMEN

for key position in
of recognized accounting school with
knowledge OF taxation; age 20-35;
tipping 55 wpm.; 37i2-hour week;
no Saturday work; many benefits.
Finest working conditions. Excel
lent opportunity with long-eStab-
lished organization. Call Elk. 033S
after $40 am. Monday. liz
GRAPHIC T Y P Z
operator. experienced only. Many
company benefits. Apply in person,
SUBURBN TRUST CO.. silver
spring. Ills
Evening star., 1952-05-16
TIRE CHANGER

Experienced, starting salary S52.50
per wk. BEN HUNDLEY, 3446 14th
Evening star., 1952-05-16
CLERK

White. 1890 years. for interesting
telephone work; will train; no tipping
required; excellent hours and work
ing conds. plus periodic salary in
creaSes; hosp. and insurance bene-
fits. Phone MR.. GALOPE. ST. $500.
Evening star., 1952-05-16

ASSEMBLERS--Wan by electrical
manufacturing firm. Apply in person
to Mr.. Lampe 931 Selim rd., Sill
Evening star., 1952-05-16

ofice work: some typing
necessary; permanent position;
free Decentralization and insurance.
CREEL BROS. INC, 1911 18th
street NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-16

Full or part time. Excellent oppor-
tun!ty. Top pay; eXper. 1911 Nichols
ave. Sc, LU. 4-1000.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
HELP WOMEN
SALESLADIES

(Two) ready to wear and millinery:
steady position. experience essential;
salary $50 wk. Apply I0lS Conn.
ave NV, 1T
Evening star., 1952-03-07

silk white background deep pockets! $lse5
blue navy
armed dress All then the night Navy blue black mos $l9s5
Notoed ooloL etoled jacket. NuN, $loo5
Wome with spdngke touch Of pastel ed
GrooeI foteHng) black blue
24k $l9S5
Evening star., 1952-03-07

--Pleots! PIeots! PIeots!
The new bIossomtims colors!
colcrful and monotone prints!
Pendulum ccot ensembles!
-RustIing, swirIins checks!
--Mostersheer rcyon bosics!
-Toffetized ruyon prints!
Coat dresses!
-Jocketed dresses!
-Two-piece suit dresses!
Z. the whole eomut Of how-l-Wont- to- look this
spring is here for you You'll be omozed at the
mony dress-plus foshions:: redin9otes, speneers,
boleros topping their own lovely dresses !.
on1ozne value for $lo.o5! Spring everywhere
for thot's whot Jelleffs Anniversary means!
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
WOaNen! A time to look for:

New-dgon redingote dresses!
Two piece suit dresses!
Jocksted prints!
--Bolerod dresses!
-BeoutifuI silk shontunss!
Lots Of white-touckes!
-lNother-of-th Bride foshions!
-Pleoted skirts! Gored skirts!
--coqtrust Of print against plain!
. all the popular combinations Of fobrc against fobrc,
texture oeost texture, color against color that so
especially fotterno to you this spring ond so newsy!
Here, at $l9o5, is such versatile collection that you
can choose whole new sunny weather Wordrobe for
this exciting 1857 II you're an Anniversary shopper you
know we plan this great $lo95 group thot woy Come
discover its better thon ever! Sizes l4h to 2 36
to A.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
Anniversary Your Great Sokp Spree Our Famous Underwear Shops

Among the many feature items, look for:
S6.95 g S7.05 NvIon Tricot Slibs---------S5.65
S4.05 s. 1926 NyIon. Rayon SHps-----S3S5
SIO95 g 1925 Nvlom GoaOns
The beautiful slips (yes several of our own treasured
Stephones the frH nehtes the Gift lingerie travel lingerie
all simply amazingly priced during these special special
Anniversary days.
Evening star., 1952-08-10

ing projects with Max Lane,
Secretary of the Newfoundland
Federation of Fishermen.
4:3O, WEAM-WASH - Soap
Box Derby Finals: The finals
are broadcast from Akron, Ohio.
4:3O, WTOP-Pick the Win
ner: Leading political spokes-
men representing opposing
views discuss campaign issues.
4:45, WASH-Tam O'Shanter
Golf Tournament: Harry Wis
mer describes the matches from
Chicago.
500, WRC-Hollywood Star
Playhouse: Edmund O'Brien
stars in Avalanche.
500, WMAL-Chautauqua SYM
phony: Franko Autori conducts
the orchestra in music by Tschai-
kowski.
1880, WGMS-Guest Artist:
Violinist George Remais plays
romantic and modern pieces.
1880, WEAM - Crusade
Against Crime: julius N. Calm
and G. Howland Shaw discuss
"Why Teen-Agers Get Into
Trouble"
1880 WTOP - Doris Day
Show: Gordon MacRae visits.
500, WCFM-Theater: An ad-
aptation of Sir Max Beerbohm's
Hilary Maltby and Stephen
Braxton" is presented.
$3.50, WRC - Best Plays:
Joseph Schildkraut stars in
"Uncle Harry"
800, WCFM-Reverence for
Life: Andre Morell and Carle-
ton Hobbs star in Edward Live
sey's production from the writ
ings of DR.. Albert Schweitzer.
900, WAIAL Drew Pearson
Program: Fred Blumenthal takes
over for vacationing Drew Pear
son.
900, WWDC-Twenty Ques-
tions: Peggy Ann Garner is
guest.
$3.50, WOL-George.own Uni
versity Forum: The topic for
discussion is Republican World
Outlook"
$3.50, WTOP-Inner Sanctum:
Louisa Horton stars in THE
Magic Tile"
1000, WRC-Meet the Press:
Senator John Sparkman is guest.
1O:0O, WWDC - District
Roundtable: The topic for con-
sideration is "Are the Rights Of
Servicemen Protected by Mill
tary Law?"
1880, WRC-American Forum
Of the Air: Roger Putnam and
John Davenport discuss "Are
We Inviting Economic Ruin?"
Evening star., 1952-08-10
HiqhIiqhts.
Radio Today.

1880, WMAL-College Choirs ::
The Morehouse College choir is
heard.
1880, WASH - Northwestern
University Reviewing Stand:
The topic for discussion is "How
Should We Plan for Community
Health?"
1915, WGMS, - Talks About:
Books: Gilbert Highet discusses
THE Sense of Nonsense"
1:25, WWDC Baseball:
Washington VS.. Philadelphia in
a doubleheader.
2:15, WOL-Wo1id Views: DR.
Raymond Miller discusses fish
Evening star., 1952-08-10
NEW YORK.

Anew AO4N4As
Canadians, many of whom
have bought sets to pick up
United States stations near the
border. will have their own
television starting early next
month.
The Canadian Broadcasting
Corp. will formally open the
Dominion's first stations at
Toronto and Montreal Septem-
ber z.
The Montreal station, already
on the air with experimental
programs, will open a brand-new
area to television-including
Northern New York and North
ern Vermont.
The Toronto-Hamilton area
has been receiving television for
months from nearby Buffalo and
occasionally, when atmospheric
conditions are right, from more
distant points. The Toronto
station now, in turn, will pro-
vide an extra station for United
States viewers within its range.
Network Grows
The new Toronto station,
CBFT, will be able to carry
United States network programs
by means Of a microwave link
to Buffalo. A microwave link
between Montreal and Toronto
Is under construction and due
for completion in mid-1953.
Although commercially spon-
sored programs will be per-
mitted on the government
owned CHS stations, it is not
expected that they will carry
Evening star., 1952-08-10
Canada to Get Own Video
Stations Early Next Month
By Wayne Oliver

heavy proportion of United
States network shows. The Ca
madam government has decreed
that privately owned TV sta
tions will not be allowed to go
On the air until the CHS has a
station in every province.
While Canada is making a
modest start in television, with
only two stations at this time,
the government has provided
enough channel assignments to
provide eventually for 23O sta
tiOnS throughout the Dominion.
Even before the opening of
the Dominion's first stations.
Canadians living near the
United States border have
bought about 100000 sets to re-
ceive programs from stations in
this country. Approximately
$4,000 of them are in the To-
ronto-Hamilton area, and more
than $1,000 in the Windsor
area, in range of Detroit sta
tionS.
Others Have Video
Other American nations with
TV besides the United States
and Canada are Cuba, Mexico
and Brazil, with three stations
each, and Argentina and the
Dominican Republic, with one
each. Venezuela has one under
construction, and Chile, Colum-
bia and Peru are in the ad-
vanced planning stages.
While other television shows
may be turning to film, Jack
Benny intends to keep his alive
so he can be at his nervous
best.
Il personally like the nerv-
BUSINESS and excitement of doing
live Show" he explains. II
can keep it more timely. Viewers
know we're on our mettle--if we
f1ub a scene, they see it. It's
like being on the stage"
There will be no more of
Benny on TV this year. He will
do a show every four weeks on
CBS-TV in the coming season
compared with one every six
weeks last season.
The Waukegan wit also will
be back on CHS radio every
week. While he says he'd
rather not do both radio and
television, he will continue in
radio as long as his sponsor
Uucky Strike) wishes. The
coming season will be his 21St
on the air.
Mon Of Changes
Actor Barry Nelson has to
put on variety of makeups and
disguises for his role III THE
Hunter" on CSB-TV Wednes-
day nights. The shows are
filmed at the Pathescope Studio
in Long Island City, N. Y, and
the pace is so fast Nelson fire.
quently doesn't have time to
change before going out to
lunch.
oscar Rudolph, the director,
and I usually eat at the same
place every day, an old-fash-
ioned restaurant around the
corner from the studio" Nelson
relates.
Several days in a row I
showed up at the restaurant
wearing different disguises, all
of them quite disreputable. I
could see the waitress looking
me over disapprovingly every
time she came to take my order.
Finally, one afternoon, the
waitress curiosity got the better
of her. She cornered Rudolph
as we were about to leave and
said, Excuse me, sir, but you
seem to be a very nice man.
yet every day you come in here
and have lunch with a different
tramp. Are they friends Of
yours?'"
Nelson took it as a compli-
ment on the effectiveness of his
DISCUSSES.
Evening star., 1952-08-10

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
Every fabric drastically reduced!
Be a ,cise buyer and act no,u!

We've token the bull by the horns
our summer lulI is here
and rather than lay off our crofts-
men, we've sIoshed prices on quol-
ity re-uphoIsterine, new Custom
built living room furniture and
made to-order sIipcovers to the
lowest point in yeors! Be wise!
Don't woit It'll foil and poy more.
Let US re-uphoIster your living
room suite or moke new slipcowers
for you now.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

Iney for Berlin has sent a letter to
Marx Rothkrug advising him of
tthe impending case in the event
the family wants to engage an
American attorney.
The sudden disappearance OF
about 1000 separate documents
prompted the Army to send a
general and a colonel from Wash
ington in 1850 to investigate.
At Westport, Mark Rothkrug
told reporters he had had two
telephone calls from a woman in
Europe who identified herself as
his brothers wife, although he had
not known previously that Michael
was married. The conversation
had to be carried on through an
interpreter because Mrs. Roth
krug spoke only German. a Ian
guage with which Mark is un-
familiar.
He quoted her as saying her
husband had been framed" prob
ably because he had put a colonel
ION report" shortly before he left
Army service.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

to me that the taxpayer was en-.
titled to call on the Government
for a fair and prompt consider
alton of it's claims without waiver
in any respect of the interest of
the Government. I have always
pressed and shall continue to press
for settlement of all types Of tax
cases as expeditiously as possible
consistent with the interest of the
Government"
The matter originated with the
company's claims for relief from
excess profits taxes under section
722 of the Internal Revenue Code
for all the excess profits tax years
from 1941 through 1916.
MI. Snyder, in his letter to
members of the subcommittee,
said the matter was brought first
to his attention in the fall of
1948 by Fred w. Morrison, an at
torney for the Washington firm Of
Gardner, Morrison and Rogers,
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cess profits, tax relief cases that
had accumulated. He pointed out
that a special program was un.
dertaken to settle such cases.
ut was from the beginning my
firm belief" Mr.. Snyder wrote,
"that both good business and. the
interest of the Government die
tated special effort, looking to-
ward settlement of these cases as
early as possible"
AS a result Of these efforts,
Mr.. Snyder said. the number Of
undisposed cases was reduced
from $500 involving claims total
ing SAG billion that existed On
March 81, 1949, to 261 by De-
cember 81, 1851.