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Evening star., 1952-02-27

NIGHT COOK. 4 % Q, all day Sun,
~ os4ppls IN ,EsEAeR eg phogse
NIGHT NAN ioT large apt, house,
elevator and, PAX, must be sober
and depeHdeblei E0od ref, After 10
iiitshiibiENkR isihllilyIcE and ,astaIls-
tton mani year found position; ear
fuInlEhad Apply at once J. n.
kNRlGHT CO., 1000 Wisconsin ave,
OIL BURNER sERVICE MAN--Know
all Hakesi sooq pay; permanent for
right man paid vacations. insurance
benefits. transportation furnished
Write Swing complete history TO
OIL TRUCK -TISAiiLER DRIVER. ex-
perlenced, steady work, good wages.
Call Ii, 3-640O -99
PAINTERS needed for big project;
experienced; good wages Apply in
person after pm. 81 Rock Greek
PGNaRT PSGSNaaHRsaT fdaSbb uTnIrY MAN
COLOREDHrs. I:30 to 1880 pm.
No Sunday work; S45 wk. IN start.
Apply IN person. 1880 to 4:3O pm.
Rear Of o300 Conn. ave. nv. 40
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WLLIAM 3. ARELL, ,Attornsy
BOND L. HOLFORD, ATTORNEY at Law.
1906 9 Street, NV.
WaAhlnEtnn. ID. g.

ORDER OF PuBIfcAT1oN-ABsENT
Defendant in the United States Dis
ttriet Coutt tot the District q C2luII,. n.
BIsaptIk H.,.Sas,,I' Safs5IEL1Ss, I'lSs,vl lFVSTES SsElSS
Nc, 57t1sst.Ths object. 2k this this
MatrtfnBnil from the defendant
Charles Eugene Becker on the
arotinqs Of desertiot fot 0 period Of
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9PECIAI--HEMH TRe
ANNOUNCING

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RuaTEha' SALE

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cutting bench, meat block, sutehers
chatillon hanging and beam scales
bottle cooler 4 EetriGera.lnE com
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Wales s-banE adding machine. etc
Also
Fresh stock Of canned fruits, veee,
tables, mushrooms, sardines scalIpps
meat. desserts. cereals. spices, pickle
juices, jelly. preserves. syrup, drieC
vegetables, soup, may0nnaise tea
baby food. nour. mill, SOAP cleaner
wax. paper goods. ETC.; also Lease
hold Interest, particulars Of which
will be announced at sale.
Terms: Cash, ALLEN M. MESIRoW
SuryiXtnE Trustee. SAMUEL D
BLOCK. Attorney for Party Secured
Invsetment Building. tel; "a
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER d SON,
sAuetioneers Appraisers.

TEysTEESS sA5 sale ,9E,,gS11,T 9E PEHNTENq qJsA MA
SkSkaES; SkSakAa III. PREMfsEs PREaAsEsO No. T.
BY virtue Of two chattel deeds of
trust recorded July IL. 1g4g. as In
struHaent No. 451O and February
10, 1882. rs instrument No. 1t6S,
re1pectiseiy, and at the request of
the party. secured thereby. the
FUBEfo AUcTf6N AZ the above men.
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Cabinet and Gases, G. Al p, 1915
7b.Sb9" press Davidson Dual bu.
plleatof. Linotype with tiiaEaslnes
smith eefohao portable tybewfitefs.
Ranthin 1890" Automatic Cylinder
EVERETT ". THURM,
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AUCTION SALES

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, approx.
at 2 o'clock March 9, 1862, q 1910
Dodge Panel, Serial No. S54e736,
will be, sold at public auction at
Biadensburs. Nd to satisfy lien
held BY GENERAL ACCEPTANCE
CORP, Silver Spring, Md. fe27
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, approx.
at 2 O'clock, March g.. 1852. q 1g41
4-df. Packard. Motor No. D-407O9S,
will be sold at public auction at
Biadens%hura. % Nd. to satisfy lien lien
held BY GENERAL ACCEPTANCE
CORR. Silver Spring. Md. fe27
Evening star., 1952-02-27
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Evening star., 1952-02-27
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Evening star., 1952-02-27

TAX RETURNs made in your
own home. ME. 1858, IA.
$500,
Evening star., 1952-02-27
FIREMAN

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Evening star., 1952-02-27
I1DNHRE EFENREH5ok K.NEbIISEVA n IRISEVADElEx lEs,I..s aas

Tor the District OF Columbia. Holding
sRNEEssSSe EsSeass 3 sGaHkER sSGiHsi aSPass bssss.ea o.
No; 79, AT, Administration Docket
a l66.--Applieation having been made
herein for probate OF the last viii
I and testament Of said deceased, and
Tor letters Testamentary on said
1 estate, BY The Washington Loan and
Trust Company 1t is ordered this
18th day Of February. AID. 1852,
that unknown heirs ut law and
next Of kin OF Ernest. q. Buehler,
~concerned.. appear In said Court on
Monday the 3lst day Of March,
AID. 1889. at 1000 O'Clock am.
70 SHOW cause why such. epplica-
ton should not be granted. Let
notice hereof be published In the
WASHINGTON Law Reporter" and
"The Evening Star" once in each
Of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. the
first publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day.
witness. the Honorable BOLTTHA
LAWS, Chief Judge Of said Court,
this. 18th day of February. AID.
lg5g. !seaLJ Attest: THEODORE
he District Of coiumbia. ciefk Tr OF Of
the Probate Court. fe9O,27. .mh6
Evening star., 1952-02-27

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Evening star., 1952-02-27

Professional Personnel Bur.
1740 K st. NV, ME 1892
Lab. technicians. hospital. 2 -$24O
Receipts .-typists. hosp. Sal. open
Asst, to cardiologists, pt. time $50
Dental asst.-recept., Wis. ave. NV,
Bkkpng. mach. opr., B d.. oppor. $500
Evening star., 1952-02-27

Whea GnsUertng advertisement
addressed to Star boEes, do NOT
iiclose original references, photo
0rnphS or other materials OF per.
son1I UdIue. Copies Serve the puf.
pose and originals Ttdv get lost.
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CLERK
COLLECTOR-DR1vER

Alert young man: 2S-se year. q ass
insstina tee pu6lis 1sq fop fsPnUa psePPiaseS
vlduai ADVERTISING accouhts b.day
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Evening star., 1952-02-27
HELP WANTID A0lNcIIS


ADAMS TEAoHRRR AlENOY haS Ton
cSlSs.' Ahldsaa' da'1GSGgls'' YSgS '.nds 3, aRDS
R00KKEEgERs AND ACcOUNTAN ANTs,
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Evening star., 1952-02-27

We have an opening for q man who
can take full charge OF . large auto
repair shop. Must be able to handle
men and. produce . reasonable
Link. ADDISON GHEVRor,ET, 1zth
eno Florida eve. NV. ~-27
Evening star., 1952-02-27

Court AsstsRsss Sale
PAPER aenas-RoPE
RAppAs ;71WINEWBAE
HASkEFswR0ttsH, ETc,
AaFFeEt ElsetFle AdainG Machine
Hand TFVcksIPiatfpfm Scales
CHEVROLET fe4s" TRUCK
BY Public Auction
At 1854 bth st. NE,
March t. fshsss, pltxM.
sRd bakery PAPER; tplasticss tisA'sshst esiTo.
phane, notion; sandwich and refusl
bags; mops, handles, about 12i
brooms, about l,00N rope, tWine
large lot work gloves, baskets, ege
cartons, furniture and glass polish
scrubs. securing. brushes, wood anc
plastic spoons, frozen food contain.
srs, paper cups, memo pads, salel
books. straws. tooth picks, Plumite
desktype eectric pUsd psSans ssc maehins SahaLss;
National cash register Howe plat
form scale, hand trucks, etc.
CHEVROLET "is4e" TRUCK
Model 440O, 1ia-Ton
carEo Body
Assignment Of Lawrence EhrIich
--,.t!d/hLa
TERMINAL PAPER co.
Civil Action No. B0S-b2
ALBERT Al Z. sTE1NKsG. Assignee. z
Colorado Building.
fe27 mh3.4
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VSE'& V' ,sSE Essst| |R'sSsa|lsE sfRsSE
Guided from an beasSt on said M Mss-
tate. Given under my hand this glst
mLkfN Il ssSFusEs sSs Wsst 4anS igSg s. PHRIR RadR
F0i, New YORK. New YORK seal J
Rsgister Of wis TOT the Distriet 81
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Evening star., 1952-02-27
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN

nstallaEIln boys (4l, Hust De ex-
EAsCo, 7sGl Baltlmore ave, coliees
Park, Nd, AP. 5762. -3
, 1952-02-16

Sen. Mundt (R) S. D., said he
thought this law should be strictly
enforced "even for friends of the
President"
Mundt said he assumed the
House subcommittee on tax scan
dals under Rep King, (D) Calf,
will want to look into the matter.
He said, 81 think we should let
them go ahead and if they do not
make an adequate Investigation,
then the Senate investigating COM
mittee should take over"
A senate report on the Litho-
fold = Boyle : Gabrielson hearings
said that Nunan received $4,055
in salary and commissions on sales
of printing business to liquor firms
by the American Lithofold corp,
ST. Louis.
Sen. Brewster (R) Maine, de-
clared that a probe should deter
mine chow many waivers have
been given and who has received
them" He said he took it for
granted the King subcommittee
would look into the matter.
Sen. Williams (R) Del, touched
off the new development in a SEN
| ate speech Thursday in which he
Continued On Page Four
, 1952-02-16
Church News

A program will be given at the
Summit Christian church, Sunday,
February IT, at A p. M, by Mrs.
G. D. Smith. The program will
consist Of readings, dramatic
monologues, solos and trios.
The highlights of the program
will be a prodigy and a quartet
"The Sourveniers," formerly the
Deep River quartet.
The public is invited.
, 1952-02-16

Those arrested today were
charged with abduction, interstate
transportation and flogging of two
persons in a Klan foray October
6. The victims were identified as
Dorothy Martin and Ben Granger,
both of Fair Bluff.
Hoover said that both victims
were brutally flogged, until the
blood ran, by hooded and robed
men dressed in the full regalia of
the Ku Klux Khan.
The FBI director declared:
"Grainger was made to lean
over a front fender and was fog
ged with a wide leather strap un-
til the blood ran as he prayed be-
tween blows.
Dorothy Martin was flogged in
, 1952-02-16

The victim, Mrs. Sadie Sanders,
As, was shot by a "short stocky
man" as she stepped from her car
in a garage at the rear of her
east side apartment Friday night.
The shooting climaxed a days
reign of terror by criminals prey
ing on east side women.
A few minutes earlier, another
woman was knocked down by a
man answering the same descrip-
ton who attempted to take her
purse. Both incidents happened
within two blocks of each other.
Earlier Friday, four other wo-
men we're attacked as they walked
on sidewalks on the east side.
None of these victims was injured
or robbed and in each case their
screams for help caused the as
sailant or assailants to flee. All
give identical descriptions Of their
attackers.
Police were making an inten-
, 1952-02-16
Police Seize
Dope Cache

CLEVELAND, Feb. 16. (INS)
Seven men were held by Cleve-
land police today in connection
with the seizure of $4,000 worth
of heroin hidden behind a fake
wall at the Kinsman cleaners and
shoe shine parlor on Cleveland's
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, 1952-02-16
COLUMBUS
Tax Scandal Draws Congressional Ire

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. QNS)-Boh branches of congress are calling
today for a searching investigation into the career of Joseph u. human as In
ternal Revenue commissioner and later as a tax attorney.
Republican Senators believe that House tax probers will want % quiz Nu-
nan Oh the tax disputes he handled for high income bracket clients he obtain
ed special government permission to represent after ne resigned as commits
sioner
The special waiver was necessary because the law forbids a former gov
eminent employee from representings a client before the government in cases
dealing with matters pending while he was in federal service. The ban holds
for fwn years
, 1952-02-16
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy, highest 80 to 35 north
west and 40 to As southeast por-
ton today, followed by some rain
in south and rain or snow in north
portion tonight, possibly begin
ming as snow in the south this af-
ternoon. Lowest tonight around 80
north and middle 30s south por-
ion. Sunday, cloudy, some rain
,r snow likely and turning colder.
, 1952-02-16

The Allies struck against Com
munist positions in n Of the
largest armored attacks of the
war.
An Eighth Army communique
reported that UN tank-infantry
units staged seven raids on the
western front, three more to east
near the armistice conference site
Of Panmunjom and an inspect
fled number of attacks on the
central and eastern fronts.
At the outbreak of the new
fighting on Friday, n of the
largest Allied tank concentrations
of the war rumbled into the no.
mans land town of Kumsong, once
a key Red buildup center or the
central front.
The Allied tanks blasted Red
positions in and around the town,
killing an estimated 90 Chinese
soldiers and wounding about SO
, 1952-02-16
DAYTON, OHIO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1862
PRICE FIVE CENTS
LATE BULLETINS
international News Service

International News Service
Allies have approved Czechoslovakia
and Poland as members of a truce inspection team but We
toed the Communists selection of Soviet Russia as a mem
Der of the neutral group.
Observation-Disclosures Senator Seaton says it's
absolutely essential for General Eisenhower to return.
home if he wants to capture the COPS Presidential nomi-
nation In July.
~PARIS-Premier Edgar Faures French government
faces possible defeat in a vote of confidnce today.
WASHINGTON-GOP Senator Ferguson of Michi-
gan has asked that career diplomat, John P. Davies, re-
turn home from Germany to answer charges he tried to
bring pro-Reds into secret intelligence work.
WASHINGTON-Both houses of congress are urging
a searching probe into Joseph ID. humans career both as
an Internal Revenue commissioner and tax attorney.
T~EHRAN-Former Deputy Premier Hussein Fatemi
is fighting for his life after a wouId-be assassin's bullet hit
him in a cemetery outside the capital of Iran.
, 1952-02-16
Klan Floggers Are
Arrested By F.B.I.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. QNS)-The FBI today an
nounced the arrest of 10 men described as members of the
Ku Klux Khan in Fair Bluff, N. c., on federal kidnapping
and civil rights charges.
FBI Director, J. Edgar Hoover said that the arrests
were the elimination of an extended FBI Investigation of
Ku Klux Khan activities centering in the Fair Bluff area.
, 1952-02-16
Korean War News

SHEOUL, Feb. 16. GNS)-Communist and Allied
soldiers traded lethal punches on the Korean front for
the second day today and ground fighting reached an in
tensity unmatched in recent weeks.
, 1952-02-16
Bandits Terronize
Columbus Residents

COLUMBUS, Feb. 16. INS)-A Columbus woman
is in critical condition today from wounds suffered when
she was shot point-blank in the neck and chin and robbed
of her purse containing $3.50.
, 1952-02-16

more.
In the air war, the U. S. Fifth
Air Force announced that in the
week ended Friday Allied pilots
shot down three Russian made
MIG jets, probably destroyed two
more and damaged II.
In the same period three Ameri-
can jets-one sabre and two thun-
der jets-were lost. The lone sa-
bre jet shot down was piloted by
Major George A. Davis, Jr. Top
ace of the Korean war. Davis &C
counted for two MICS just be-
fore he himself was shot down
last Sunday.
, 1952-02-16

lieved to be a 20 caliber pistol.
COLUMBUS, Feb. Is. (INS)-
A manhunt is on today in central
Ohio for a crazed bandit who shot
and knitted a Columbus grocer in
a $50 holdup and fled in a Gus
toner's car.
The fugitive, described as being
well dressed, about six feet tall
and weighing 165 pounds, slashed
Joseph T. Fritz, 81, in the chest
and throat and inflicted a scalp
bullet wound when Fritz sought
to stop the bandits advance on
his cash register.
Police and sheriff's deputies
were Immediately alerted for the
escape car, stolen from James Ad-
kins, 80, of Columbus, and driven
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, 1952-02-16

the same fashion, each blow
knocking her to the ground. She
was then put back into the car
and when she made a remark not
relished by her captors she was
dragged from the car and again
logged"
The FBI chief said that flogging
took place in Harry county, S. c.,
where the two were driven by
the captors after having been
awakened in their sleep and seized
by the klansmen.
The 10 persons arrested are to
be arraignedF in Fayetteville, N.
c., this morning before u. S. Com
missioner T. L.. Hon.
, 1952-02-16

sive search of the area where Mrs.
Sanders vas shot by what was be-
lieved to be a 20 caliber pistol.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-25

BEGINNING OF THE ENDS
shown for PFC Jerry PolitiE, right
as he hangs on to Vance Martin
who defeated him I'm bitterly fought
contest At Camp Edwards, Mass,
recently. Bouts, which were staged
at the army camp there, were for
the benefit Of American Red Cross
fund drive now crossing the coun.
try. News Press photOl
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-02
DALE'S DINER ROBBED WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Dale's Diner was robbed of S65 in cash, taken from the cash register sometime between 9:30 pm Wednesday and ) o'clock the next morning, according to police chief Floyd Evans.
 Entry apparently was made through the back window, the latch of which was found brok en. Nothing was disturbed eX- cept money in the till although meat and other foods could have been taken if the robber had wanted it.
 Police have not revealed Whc- ther they have any suspects in the case.