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Evening star., 1952-05-17
Win, Lose, or Draw
By GRANTLAND RICE

BALTIMORE, MAY TIT must be admitted that racings
Triple Crown doesn't too much except along historical
lines In recent years. Armed Spartan Valor Intent Counter
point Hill Prince and battle-ground Triple Crowns
Evening star., 1952-05-17
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Chi. 3-e: n; Y. p
Phila., 8; cinci., Q 90
INNINGS, NJ.
Boston, 8; st. L., 3 tn
Games To-day.
Chic at New York.
Pitt, at BROOKLYN
Cinci. 'hiladelphia.
st. Lot Boston.
CANT ~morrOW.
Pitts. ct \ = t2l.
Chicago At tlyn.
Cincinnati q eon (2
St. L. ct PHI iphta.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
Major League STANDINGS
AMERICAN.
Results YeatePday

Results Yesterday.
wash. 2; Cleve., O (n).
st. L., Q; Boston, / (1C
innings, NJ.
New York, 3: Detroit, 2.
Phila. at Chi, rain (n0.
Games To-day.
Wash. at Cleve., 2 pm.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Phila. at Chi, ppd., rain
Games TomorroW.
Wash. at Chicago t2).
2:30 pm.
Boston at Detroit.
N. Y. at St. Louis (2).
Phila. 1T Cleve. (2).
Evening star., 1952-05-17
Lineup for Preokness Stakes
By the Assoeiated Press

BALTIMORE May 17-Fied for todays Preakness with post
positions owners. trainers jockeys and probable Odds
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

trict Two Team The other Dis
trtct Two stars include Ernie
Beck, PennsylvaniaJ, Tom Cola
LA salleI. and Larry Hennessey
CVIllanova).
The Look All America five"
lines up this way: Dukes Mark
Workman West Virginia.. Dick
Groat Duke. Rod Fletcher III
linOisI and Chuck Darling Iowa
Each will receive an engraved
Bcnrus Wainwright watch. sym
bOlic Of the honor. Famed New
York KnickeTbocker coach Joe
Lapchick calls this the strongest,
best balanced All America team
I've ever seen"
OF Dukes, Look says he Is con-
sidered the best big man in col
lege ranks since George MikRn
was at DePaul." A cross-country
runner, this skyscraper Is "excep-
tionaly fast and tireless." the
magazine states. He averages 20
or more rebounds a game, shoots
well from outside and contributes
richly To the defense"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14
Soldiers Defy
Red TGpe To
Marry japanese

Chicago ~-- amp - Hundreds
Of Negro GTs are defying military
red tape to marry japanese girls,
EBONY Magazine says in a re-
veaiinK illustrated article in It's
current issue.
Though the red tape the CTS
encounter Is agonizing. These
marriages have been the most sue
cessful Of any war marriages with
much less divorce and desertlOn
than occurred with quickie war
time romancecs In Europe" says
EBONY.
In reciting typical cases of Ne
gro soldiers marrying the pretty
Acknowledged girls. EBONY re.
ports that in some instances they
go through the motions of the
Shinto wedding ceremony; that
Negro CTS married to Japanese
girls. like their brothers at home
who have married into other
races, are a cIannish lot and spend
much OF their spare time visiting
with each other: that about so
per cent Of them already have
chiIdrsn; that many Of the hus-
bands are trying to get their
wives 10 forget ancient Japanese
customs: that most OF them live
very comfortably in modest, near
apartments. and most Of the CTS
are planning TO bring their Jap
anese wives and children home,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

that were IN last weeks Afro out
at Lexington Park. The info on
Lee was taken from an article on
Lee that appeared In this paper
about IS months ago Well. II
you saw the spread on Jimmy Lee
In last weeks Afro, you know
Frank In indeed a man Of his
word
Incidentally. Lee was selected
to offiCiated in Region 4 and 8 at
Williams Arena. the only official
I believe 10 be- selected for two
regions In a single season,
Leroy Hardcman, Negro eager
with the Jerseys WAS a member
Of the state RccreatiOnAl cham
pionRhip team. The state tourna.
mont was held In wilmar this
year.
In spite Of shorty PattcrEon's
~ points. North was upset by
Vocational last Friday for the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14
Negro Press May
Keep Macarthur
RwnRn nrmalsammeN


The Negro press Of the nation
may be- the deciding factor In
General MacArthur's political
future. according To an article in
the iuat-out April issue OF
Pageant Magazine, The article,
entitled Our Protesting Negro
Prcaa" asserts that the political
potency of Negro newspapers II q
national influence OF which most
Of the nation IL not aware. "Op-
position by most Of the Negro
press to Macarthur may spell his
doom politically" says Pageant,
What In the Negro prcasr "Prt.
MARTY" says the article. ~ Is q
protest PRESS demanding the cor.
rrction OF injustice To n specific
minority group. Hut Il does more
than protest, II prints news about
Negro AdVancementa. social &C
tivitics and cultural achievements
that arr largely neglected by the
white prrAa"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14


one" and To tho members of the various golf club" ai" said
you please report carefully viii have fun
understanding Of the report including the recommendation The
communication plan which doe" with both Spe"
privilege and discrimination on unep" golf courses and present"
which, period Of time viii greatly IN" Use Of
municipal golf courses by the public"
again. Commissioners and To Ed
IiaSIct who sPearheaded thl" piece of Amsrican"m.
1t. step forward: Ou. what an s.psys lesson it " for tho
people Of America and trying To convert Europe and A"" that
Morning Delinquency
operations the Minnesota youth conservation commission
thing highly recommended by
Written by able
ursa- Victor cohn adult
handing orchids" MacEay. pres
dent Council good
Relation work done at the an banquet at the Dycman Hotel Sat
Gov @ Elmer Andsruon and Mayor Eric Hoysr did splendid
welcoming the Outoftown guests and good time
had by all
In champion Joey
before only few thousand fight fam" Most of the seats empty
The answer simple SEQ for rinG.do match which
promised nothing
weekly wrestling every
do night at the auditorium yet an es" tre" Betty Rice rrb
secretary the
section with her cheering for her avorite"
n.nnspn Avenue p.os VIVA. have you given up for Len'
I'm just giving up"
Walter wnchcu who got himself mixed up in the Josephine
naher.sork club emsmber inOden, early this winter " back
the job again.
For months civic leaders well members the fourth
estate have been attacking Mr. wtnohel and rightly
The New York Post with other papers doing
"eSpoas' wnehcl almost making him boiler uncle
Last month he had given
to quit all activities that included his writing
radio
The New York Post which doing expose" him
nouneed the Of hn announced illness that
continue the until Mr. wnehS saying policy
OF this not 10 write about while unable defend
himself and the win continue hes back the
10 fourth cutting
the great liberal" W. ways
wnchs does pretty good he
The Tv will 100000 for the Robinson
uanano mddeeGht title fight at the Chicago stadium April
also guarantee the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14
Two Negroes On
Look Mog0zine
All American

New York, March 10 Walter
Dukes. Seton Halls great S.foot,
lt-inch Negro center, has been
named TO the Look All America
Basketball Team by 435 Of the
nations top sportswriterS and
spOrtscasters, II was announced in
the issue OF Look magazine out
Tuesday. March II.
Another Negro. Jim Tucker of
Duquesne, has been picked for
Looks All America Third Team.
Dukes and Tucker also have
been honored as among the top
five players on their NCAA Dis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

district II title.
Dick Blakcly has sure cooled off
this season In the st, Paul CITY
conference. last year he was a real
scoring threat for Marshall rs
peciAlly during the district play.
Last Thursday 81. Paul Wash
ington dropped q tough one to ST.
Paul Humboldt for the district 10
crown.
The dates for the Hallie tourna-
ment are March II through %.
This tourney has some real talent
and II you want to see some top
basketball you should turn out TO
see this tournament.
Tiger" Ted Lowry looked good
against Joey Maxim. the light
heavyweight tltlist, at the St.
Paul auditorium on March o.
certainly missed on my pre-
dieting that Maxim looked like -
cheese champ
Chicago Cardinals football team
has signed up Ollie Matson of San
Francisco U, and the Pittsburgh
stcclers have signed up teammate
Burr Tolcr and Ted Benson Grant,
tackle from Morris Brown col
leRe.
so many baseball teams have
signed up Negro talent that II
has ceased 10 be news when "a
team signs a tan ball player
Another appointment has been
made To the Minnesota Boxing
Commission, but not yet has the
governor seen TT Ia appoint a
Negro member to the commission
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14
Almost About
Everything
ny Percy VIVA

To-day very proud Of my friend EDWIN HAIsLET
secretary University OF Minnesota chairman
Committee of Park Board swell guy
Nd great Human Relations n
Love thy Neighbor" progressive
young American.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

In ~, Paul, I
talked with him
on the idea Of
the Afro giving
Jim Lce some
support and pub
licity tow ar q
getting him a
chance In or
ganized bail
We took the
pictures Of Jim
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

Cootle Williams and Dinah
Washington win not appear In
Minneapolis as scheduled. Chang"
In booking dates responsible.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14
s ports
GrNn'
assssss5aasaaasasassaaaasaass
alal1laIa1lIl1lllIlaalllIlllIl
-
-
alasalsasssss
ny JIMMY GRIFFIN

Frank Phillips Of the Afro
American u u man Of his word
Last summer when he was visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs, Paul ThOrnaaOn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

for the five golf clubs using municipal golf cOurasH
Al the five municipaiy owned golf there
private golf clubs In operation. Most Of the minor.
ties are barred-sapecialIy Negroes.
All these years II has been n known fact that
the five city-owned golf couraes. being supported
by the people Of Minneapolis and yet no Negroes
allowed 10 become members Each club In
filled with hundreds OF golfers ON the waiting lists
thus making II an impoaabilty for the Negro 10
get In.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14
BOsVl'1s SeOSOG
NORTHERN LIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE
TEAM STANDINGS

High single Shooters $50 Ten Strikers st
games. Spare Shooters 1851; Ten Strikers 2340
High single game Mcintosh,
403 Underwood. 49, Ruth Pierre. 4Oi.
GAMES NEXT
Strikers Rooretss alleys Blows
alleys $3.50; Spare 1873; Alley
vs.. Comets, alleys 1910
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

WILLIAMS SALES CO.
Real Es+ote For Sale


2I7 Cost seth s..
Long living room, brick fireplace.
dining room and modern kitchen
downstairs. Three bedrooms and
tile bath upstairs. Gas Heat,
Garage $4,000 din.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

promoter principles
o up. 3 m 20 sse-Tv o
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

2AAS 5fh Ave. So.
Four apt, bldg Full basement,
central heating. A home and in
come, for $1,000 DIN.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

1897 Clinton Ave. So.
7 rm. modern home. Garage, 81
500 dn.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

1919 9th 81. So.
3 rooms, brick house with gas
heat, $1,000 dn.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

DGiVy Farm
'24O Acres. Thirty miles from
Minneapolis. 0 rm. house, $500
Terms.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

ASIA 23Td Ave. So.
Duplex Newly decorated. gas
heat. Three lots. $1,000 dn.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

3II7 Smelling Ave. So.
Fully equipped cafe for sale. 3
rm. apt. with bath upstairs. $1,000
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-14

The Tv sponsor win pay 100000 Ray
mlddceEht title fight Chicago April
also guarantee the tate will 100000
Evening star., 1952-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT be responsible for any
deots contracted by any one Other
than myself. JOHN P. REA, 214l
36th pl. s.e.. Washington ~. D. c.
WE WILL ADVANCk the cash to re-
deem diamonds. ETC.. pledged else:
where and renew same At II PEI
'oan office in WASHINGTON. Guaranc
iced highest loans. Open till
pm. Saturdays.
LADIES-Make crinkle crochet re-
versible rugs; order, ST needle VIII VIII
ql5sctlSss soS 4es' Route tG@ g. NJ vienna, En- va. o,
call FA. 1410.
COLORIST-Hand-c engrav:
ings. Autographs, prints, maps and
botanicalS to orders. ME. 1865.
ATTENTION, ACCOUNTANTS - We
will handle your accounts or any
part thereof in case OF enlistment
illness, change of profession, etc
on a percentage basis. Box 44Oo
Brookland Station. D. c.
"wHIsTLE-sTOPPING" is one way
to hire a train and feed q big stah
besides. Do you have something
to say on paper? We can help you
say It 6stteE MEARs + MAMHsCRiIdhi many!Es RIdr
seRnitins sERHtGa An and SOLD editing sn Services
Bring in your copy and we'll SHOW
you free where We can improve IT.
Hours. $3.50 to $50. Your aspira-
tion plus our perspiration produces
the successful written idea.
WILL THE PARTY who offered S31.-
600 for the small estate en- Leesburl
pike. 8 miles beyond TysonS Cor
ner, kindly call FA. 1888.
ATTENTION Mr.. BUSINESS MAN
Accountant (public) -bookkeeper tt
take complete charge of all youl
bookkeeping and tax problems. A:
low as 50c per day. TU. 3436, JU
S-2225. %
Evening star., 1952-11-30
AUCTION SALES Cont J

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
AN. MONDAY. DEcEMBER i
1852, at the property yard Of tn,
sh!st sG PSGeE SITE e r
MENT. D. c., located at 9th ant
and abandoned property consistint
of FORTY-ONE (4D motor vehicle!
and one boat. which have not beer
claimed within the time requiree
by the p. c. code: 1885 plymouth
1886 Ford Tudor sedan, 1S-22l1792;
1866 t863I769); is41 Plymouth
4-dr. sedan, P10-111087 u0944OS5yi
1885 Ford panel, 1S-510l4S3; 1897
Ford Tudor sedan; 54-2S9465: l939
Ford Tudor sedan, lsra6S6302: sraB
sedan. DvT9996Dc i7555g246J;
194l Packard 4-dr. sedan. D30S5S-
1B d492 1859; 1941 Oldsmobile
2-dr. sedan. G-246497 l76-11997) };
194l Dodge panel (S53S972l; 194l
studebss66ers 43dr. sedan. DvT3@s7i-
sedan, 432922s; 1925 Ford truck,
A-l437442; 1941 Buick conv. coupe,
5427OS49 u4176S54(; 1885 Cadil-
lac 4.dr; conv., sedan. 81 l3SS;
1889 WHY'S 2-Qr. SEDAN, oS-IS0-
(39-S0SS): 1941 Chev. 2-dr. sedan,
AC153S42 (2AG0537319): 1896
Plymouth coupe, P2-lS06S0 t27-
621S9; 1895 Chrysler 4-dr. sedan,
C7-41412 (6S61S14l; 1941 Chev.
2-dr. sedan, AA-717355 (14AH04-
444614; 1885 Ford Fordor sedan.
1S-2791794; 1898 Studebaker 4-dr.
sedan (41S4725); 1886 Plymouth
4-dr. sedan. P2-279973 (2690375l ;
1898 Buick 4-dr. sedan. 634S3776
u323345W; 1910 Packard 4-dr.
sedan. U392-10654: 1910 De Soto
4-dr. sedan. DVT17S27; 1892 Chev.
2-dr. sedan, 3653263 (2EA067S1S);
1888 De Soto 2-dr. sedan. S7-44361
(60S5796); 1888 Nash 4-dr. sedan,
sedan. 137419 (7127553; 1910
Hudson 4-dr. sedan, DVT32474-DC
UOS7232); 1889 Chev. panel. ATV-
147453 14KEO4554O; 1941 Olds-
mobile 4-dr. sedan. AC3S649MD
t7sL111O: 1898 Chey, 2-dr. sedan
1210900 Q4HB10-2459); 1884
Pontiac 4-dr. sedan. 1013S99
sedan, T-4os11 Gos5@40a49; 1881
Chev. truck panel, DVT353S9DC
G2DB0743S92); 1899 La Sale conv.
coupe, 2293040; 1910 Buick 4-dr.
sedan, 4417720S (23765S30p. EARL
P. HARTMAN. Inspector. chief talso
property clerk, METROPOLITAN
PoLicE DEPARTMENT. B. c.
no2S 2Q30
Evening star., 1952-11-30

COUNTER MAN, delicatessen, expert
eneed: top salary. Apply QUEENS
TOWN DEIICATESSEN. 3185
Queens Chapel rd., Mt. Rainier. UN
3066. Il
CUSTOMER ENGINEER or service
chimes and other electric ofice
equipment. Mechanical and elec-
trical aptitude necessary. Expert
ence desirable but not essential.
National organization. Permanent
position. Special all expenses paid
pioye dement's. Phone DI. 1856 OF
write Box 447-S. Star. Il
Evening star., 1952-11-30

ADV. ACCT. EXECUTIVE
More income in fast growing agency,
II you've immediate billing. Rare
profit sharing plan or eventual part
nership. Write details for interview.
all replies confidential. Box 467-M,
Star.
APPLIED MATHEMATICIAN = Engi-
neering and research organization.
in Alexandria. needs recent gradu-
ate with. MS. or B.S. in applied
mathematics. physics. engineering or
equivalent; job involves operating
calculating machine and mathemat-
ical operation. such as solution Of
simultaneous. equations, plotting of
curves, graphical and mathematical
integration and reduction Of experi-
mental data. Good applied mathe-
matics background. essential. Sal
ery open: Phone for appointment.
Ov. 2177. ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORP, Alex. Va. 80
SALESMAN for modern
Arlington store; excellent salary and
working cond.; only experienced need
apply. Box 3O9-S, Star. Il
Evening star., 1952-11-30
HELP--MEN

ENGINEER, senior project. with pri-
vate research laboratory, to take
charge of project involving advanced
teievlSion camera and projection
techniQueS; knowledge of serVo-
mechanismS also desirable; a high
salary will be paid to a responsible
engineer having the above Qualifica.
tions. Call NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC
LABORATORIES. INC. HU. 4030
after am. Monday for interview.
Evening star., 1952-11-30

When anSperino advertisements
addressed to Star bores. do NOT
inclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
Sondl Udlue. Copies serpe the pur-
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Zed L. williams and Zed L. Williams
Jr.
AuctiOneers and Appraisers

zed L. williams and Zed L. Williams.
AuctiOneers and Appraisers
Very large sale this Tuesday,
commencing at 2 pm, in
Guiding real crystal hanging
chandeliers of various sizes
and styles, fancy china,
glassware, Belgian rayon
rugs of numerous sizes, Gil
ovana china wall plaques,
splendid lounge and living
room chairs, 2 large leather
cite Office chairs, high grade
and medium bedroom suites,
innerspring twin and regu-
lar size mattresses, very
good breakfast sets, odd
china cases, mahog. knee
hole desk, odd sofas and
love seats, fancy table lamps.
Numerous other household
effects.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
THIS TUES. DEC. 2nd, 2 PM.
Williams Auction House
91s NEW YORK AVE.
Individuals, dealers, home and apart
ment owners take notice. This
auction contains the kind Of fur
nishings so popular with everybody.
No Junk.
Public inspection daily to sale hour
AUCT7ONEERS, MA. 2670.
Evening star., 1952-11-30

Mork,ns man. to work ON on farm s'G In
FLOOR LAYERS AND TiNfsHaERs-
81 ExpeT; ep white ainz mechanics. Ii. 7-36o7
FoREMAN1-OoWsorkins oREMANS-osi foreman n'o of
night. handling crew to move ma
teria) of truck and through build
ing; able to do heavy lifting; pre-
vlous exper as foreman desirable;
good ref. rea.; hours 3:30 to mid
night; night 5-day wk. NE. 5940 for ap-
FOUNTAIN GIRL, exper.. white: AZ.
meals: Sa5. coNT1NERTsAL Emf LIh5aLMs: PaAR.:
MACY. 422 N. Capitol, ST. 967s.
FOUNTAIN MANAGER. white, knowI-
edge of cooking, buying, making
menus; no nights. Sundays or holi-
days; opportunity to make S10O wk.
PRaRAc9 PR2k MS9 %STnins Ve4mons ave. vERm9NE sn9 {
FUEL OIL TRUCK DRIvER-white:
exper. only all-year Job; good lob
for right man. Call Ii. 3-409g. d
SALESMAN, for ex-
eel. selling. Must be exper. with good
Apply to Mr. Gillespie. the Mode.
1Ith and F. st.
FINISHER-For inside
shop work. full time, experienced,
company benefits. Apply HOUSE &
HERMANN. 7th and Eye sts. NV.
80
SALESMAN. experienced
only, for Arlington'S newest and
most outstanding furniture store;
opportunity; replies confidential.
Box 77-R, Star.
lContinued on Next Passl
Evening star., 1952-11-30
HELP MEN (cont. J

AUTO MECHANICS, fst-class; Ford
exper. pref; 5000 pay plan, with
top guarantee; vacation with pay.
insurance ond other benefits: perm.
position. See Mr.. Minson, PARK
WAY MOTOR CO., INC, 3040 NJ st.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
IARLINGTON-ALEX.

NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
"Washington's LARGEST Agency"
SALES ENc1NEsskI skIEs $4,000 y, Min.
INSURANCE 'many'' no fee. ess.aoo- stoo
OFFICE MACHINES (to GOVT SsSo-ss40 sS50
sS25-sa5o mo.
se4sRAaE GWfs ASadqElOnsa1 ss5 saoG Sf pEas ms
PkAFT1sS PAREH sSghslsfs5f3 spp3}rs s$S0 sHS mo DIS:
oFFICE AND PRoFEssfoNALp PRoFssG ma LpiuS
sR: AND JR. ACCOUNTANTS
MSTHc6s MfSESzssss! AND pRosEPGkE Rs5aSSlSs 200 VI.
rSkssHAs5so SNS AGENT Sf'SSo-ss,OOO eSiss:
BookSKEEPER retail exper. s0'ooo w.
sEHfsESlIoR sfEsHiffssaESl AccousTAsf stsEs csFA as4o
s5szf' ~AEEHoGsE XII 5tss
sTENoGRAPHERs texec. types, 1ooO
PRICE EXTENSION CLERK q tssies sie'S00
1.S.I1. i1 OPERATORS seaTs ssaperfsncs ssaaso VI
cTEkks AND cLERksfYpiSs4s ssaEi SSlsO w.
INSURANCE AUDITOR tpaypoii " Sii''l%o
ACCOUNTING CLERK future in
RGcoRbIao CHART steEt cEEsk sso93 @sn zs
JR. ACCOUNTANTS (c.P.A. Ho firm,,' -
11os 18th St. NV. Elk. 7$2S3 q 900
Evening star., 1952-11-30


1341 G st. NV. .
CARPENTERS, colored, work in down
town Washington Cali OF. 3:34O
after 6 pm. or sH. 6022 before 4
CARPENTERs (2). 1st-class men a only.
must pc fully experienced and have
GaT; GIG>, CAPlIAL CITY CONSTRUC-
CARPENTER. working foreman; must
pc thoroughly experienced; opening
is Ior man who has supervisory
9uanncations and interested in work.
GAN 10: 9-s696. Sat. and Sun, bet.
cAkPEgNTTEiR CARP nj AND HELPER, t,ni,S MS9 in
side man; $5 above union scale; must
ps i, SOBER; bring tools. MR.. FRANK.
CARPENTERs. bring tools ready for
VOTE. VOTE. 34th and D sts. Sc. ME.
caRdREE;STEas; aadiE;S1 ss- e1De5; only, for ri re-
n@ nran'' MA7FoES 7HP6iS Z E':E 5oHasoNo hss5 1se &:
CARPENTERS HELPER, some ex-
perience pens e necessary; steady Job at
cARPENTERss' ARR NE s. wxNrEbNArDlEs E ffe MR BOTH
n; Lee St; Alexandria, Va. .
CARPENTERS, experienced only need
apply. Arlington County exclusively.
Report to foreman. corner of s..
18th and Stafford sts.. Arl., Va. 5
CHEF, colored, must be experienced
and sober, also to plan menus; no
nights, no Sundays or holidays; good
steady proposition for right man,
COUNE'S RESTAURANT, 637 F st..
NV.
CHEF-COOK, colored, thoroughly ex-
perienced. for downtown restaurant: ::
must be sober and reliable. able to
Sundays or holidays. BOX 4Ga-S,
Star. .
CHEF for hotel dining room: excel.
pay, with good working conditions;
state refs. Box 19-R, Star
Evening star., 1952-11-30
AUCTION SALES

ESTATE J. M. MISUNDERSTANDING
Including pine grandfather clock,
Empire bureau secretary, walnut
marble-top dressers, washstandS, ia,
mahog. din. rm. slit-Seat chairs. Z
walnut side chairs. iron stone china,
Ilmoge, bisque, Bristol, cut glass,
frames, mantel clock, misc. house
hold items. THURSDAY. Decemper 4
Rockville. Md.
ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture
glass. china. frames. bric-a-brac
etc; Thurs, Dec. 4. 7:30 pm. SUB
URBAN AUCTION. Rockville. Md.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
ENGINEERS
MATHEMATICIANS
PHYSICISTS
TECHNICTANS

800 TOP-PAYING JOBS
REGIONAL AND NATIONAL
IN ALL GRADES OF THE
E1EcTRoN1cs ccsSLho"iNd 1oRAN
RADAR ORDNANCE
SERVO-MECHANISMs . '-'
AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS
PRECISION INSTRUMENTS
Observation-Disclosures HI1i AiTISSNRETs
SPECIFICATIONS
BALLISTICS STATISTICS
TEST SERVICE
EEeBHsTHoR EEEEseEBAHsaTH5SEvEIoP"FSz FESzruArros
SALARIES TO $4,000 YR.
OVERSEAS
GHEEE eaR4v EMGRss GSIRsss OFFICE ENoRs.
ExRHa HxpRo 1Nb lA5oT6 T6po ANg guR7ESIsa, REsISs,
SEWERS, WATERFRONT sTRUC-
Salaries, $e,ooo-$12,ooo YR.
Veterans with training and exper. in
repair and maintenance OF Loran,
radar, electronics. sonar. please
coris,ni,,.s come ~ and discuss excellent op-
MISCELLANEOUS
ASSEMBLERS, (elec.). exper. reading
schematicS S7S wk.
TECHNICIANS (elec.), to $4,000 VI.
MECH; n.G; REPAIR TRA1NEE. iottice ma
GUARD, week nights, Sat. and SUN,
afternoon $50 -wk plus
transp., regional and national; ex-
eel. oppor.; young SIS wk. plus
ESTIMATOR tconstruction): Pa:
Sc. 900
INSTRUMENT MAN SS5 wk.
DRAFTSMEN tconstructionl,
S64.S0 up
ELEC. and/or struc. craftsmen; Nor
folk S400-S50O mo-
WRITER TRAINEES, EARNED serv-
ices, radar, repair and maintenance.
training) to $500 VI
TECH. ILLUSTRATORS to 5000 VI.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
HOS 18th ST. NV. Elk. 1870