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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-10
Tests At Savage Dam
To Continue This Week

Pressure tests at Savage River Dam
above Luke are being conducted this
week by members of the Corps of
Army Engineers and the U. S. Geolog-
zeal Survey, Surface Water Branch.
Monday, the emergency gates i'll
the tunnels at the foot of the dam
were used for the first time, accord
ing to Harry L. Schwarz, hydraulic
engineer. The full head of water in
the dam containing the full force of
pressure was released through the
outlet.
Effect On River
1t was explained this was done to
record the effect on the river at
points along the Savage River to
Bloomington. Gauges were placed at
various points along the river and
waves were traced all the way down.
Schwarz reported that the dam OPP
Grating at full capacity was satisfac-
tory.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-10
More Land Needed
In Cauliflower Program
Officers Elected For Coming
Year

At least 10 more acres Of cauliflow-
cr land is needed to do a good market
ing job in 1852, it was decided at the
annual meeting of the Garrett Vege-
table Growers Association, Inc, held
last night at the County Agents Of
flee in Oakland.
The Association presently has about
40 acres in view for the coming year
but because outside competition is SC
extremely low at the time of year the
county's crop natures, it was felt that
an additional 10 acres would mean a
big increase in profits.
Officers ELECTED
II. NJ. Shumatc will head the group
as president for 81, with Fred Stem
pie as president. Rosco Swigel
was elected secretly treasurer. Other
members of tho board include Ray.
mond Steyer and Frank Arnold.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-10
Pytf1ian Sisters Install

Garrett Temple No. II, Pythian
Sisters, held installation of officers
Monday, January I, as follows:
Past Chief, Mary Browning; Most
Excellent Chief, Ellen Turncy; Excel
lent Senior, Edith Bell; Excellent
Junior, Margaret Graham; Manager
Beulah Graham; secretary, Clara
Stuck; treasurer, Cora Woods; Pro
tector, Dorothea Woods; Guard, Ruby
Turney; Installing Officer, Mabel Cod
dington; Grand Senior, Floe Schaeffel
and Grand Manager, Vera Mustard.
The Past Chief, Mary Browning
was presented with a Past Chiefs Pin
a gift from the Temple, and hand
kerchief shower from her officers
and members. Cora Woods, Past
Chief, was presented with Past
Chiefs pin, also.
Most Excellent Chief ellen Turney
was presented with a gavel from Vera
Mustard. Her mother, Elizabeth Tur-
ney, was also presented a corsage
Elizabeth Turncy presented her daugh-
ter string of pearls.
The following we're visitors from
Terra Alta Rose Temple No. 7: Freda
Teets, Eleanor Dick, Ada Nine, Mary
V. Johnson, Daisy limbaugh, Jessie
Metheny, Marie Taylor, Ethel De
Berry, Hazel Frankhouser, Lydia
Banks, Leila Collins, Pearl Feathers
10 Johnson.
Refreshments were served during
the social hour.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-10
Loeb Lynn Youth
Suffers Eye Injury

Wallace Bolyard, aged eight, Loci
Lynn elementary school student, is d
patient in Memorial Hospital, Cum
berland, as a result of an accident Fri
day when he was hit in the left eye
by BIB from Il gun fired by his
brother.
Following the accident, which is ex-
pcctcd to result in the loss Of some
use of the eye, the youth was taker
to the Garrett County Memorial hos.
pital, and later moved to Cumberland
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Bolyard, the former a teacher il
the county school system.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-10
Attend MEETINGS.

Representatives from Garrett and
Allcgany counties were in Baltimore
yesterday and today attending soil
conservation meetings.
William w. Mace, Oakland district
soil conscrvationist, was scheduled to
take with him several members of
the Garrett soil conservation district
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-10
Loeb Lynn PIT. A. To Meet

The Loeb Lynn ent-Teacher As
sociation will meet Monday evening
at 1870, january Ia. All parents are
asked to attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-10

ADMINISTRATION IN power.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

members of the family and inter-
ested parties.
talked to one high-up detective
official in Paris about this. ''Sure,
he works with us. So do private
detectives. 1t happens all over the
world. But if any police depart
ment ever invites a private de-
tective to help them crack a
case, you'll never hear about
it,
Whether summoned by baf1led
boys in blue or hired by friends of
the victim or showed into the case
by his peppery little Belgian man.
ager, Hmkos does get in ON police
work, and sometimes with good
results.
In the village of Phalempin in
the north of France, where neigh
bors took up a collection to pay
HMkos's fee a few months ago, he
looked at picture of missing Joelle
Ringot, handled her dress, and
cried out, ''She is dead!" He fur
ther said the child was in or near
the village and her body would be
found soon.
He could give no further par
ticulars, but police, grilling the
obvious suspect, a delinquent
and alcoholic young barmaid, OBJ
tanned a confession the next day,
and exhumed the child's body.
The Wexxisd Dessss
ANOTHER time, equally public,
Hurkos had more success. 'You
are a DOCTOR" he told a volunteer
who had come up on the stage dur
ing a charity benefit. "You are
worried about a patient. I feel
pain, pain, the terrible pain of a
child who keeps calling, Mamma!
Mammal You are not quite sure
what is wrong with this child, but
l know"
He proceeded to rattle off a
diagnosis replete with medical
terms (''I just hear them and re-
peat Them" he told me later Il
did not know what the words
meant"
After giving the diagnosis he
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Evening star., 1952-09-21
Continued fro'H page mine

member of the House of Commons
asked J. Chuter EIDE, then Home
Secretary in the Attlee cabinet, a
question about Hmkos from the
floor of the House. EIDE replied that
he was informed by the Com
missioner of Police that from time
to time persons protesting to pos
sess telepathic powers offered to
help the police. Information given
by such persons is examined m the
same way as that of any other
person giving information, MIR.
EIDE said.
Not Invited
CAN you tell us if this Dutch
man was taken to Westminster
Abbey by the police to search for
clues and what has been the result
so far2" the Member for Ayr in
quired.
This mans activities IN con-
nection with the Stone were given
publiGity - not by the police. He
was one of a number of persons
given facilities to look for clues. He
was not invited by the police, his
expenses were not borne from pub
hc funds and to date no results
have been accrued"
Even if Scotland Yard were to
issue a fiat rejection of Hurkos's
claims to have spotted the stone
Efters, Hmkos would still have a
way to screen himself, one he uses
in all police cases.
'You see, never accept money
for police work, and I never, never
work officially for the police, al
ways unofficially. I'm order to up
hold their position they are
obliged to refuse to comment
most of the time, to admit |
had anything to do with solv-
ing the case" Hurkos told me.
Thus it was could find no cop
inParis who would say that Hmkos
had ever been invited by the police
to solve any case. He has been
publicly active in several cases -
one of them a grisly murder still
pending despite his naming of
names but in these he has al
ways been hired by newspapers.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
The MAN WITH The RADAR BRAIN

You can cut my hand off if it is
not so!'
In Dutch this oath is much more
fearful than it sounds in English,
and the police were impressed.
Shortly after the boy IN the pho
tograph came wheeling sedately
to the conmissariat ON his high,
black Dutch bicycle. He submitted
to the questions of the police and
Baron Speyart van Woerden, of
the Bureau of Justice. At first he
denied any implication in the fire.
But Hrkos. bursting with con-
viction, broke in.
''You know you did It! You used
acigarette lighter and candle ends!
The lighter and fakes of wax are
in your pocket this minute! Last
night you broke the lamp on your
bicycle and that bicycle with the
broken lamp is outside IN the rack
this very minute. ;"
Seome e Sceae
IHE boy stared, gasping. The
faces of the police were stern, alert,
unsympathetic. The youth burst
into tears, and the miIlion-and-a
half -guilder wave Of fires was over,
their origin solved. The boy is now
in a mental institution.
The case of the Stone of Scone,
stolen from under the ancient
Abbey throne is not as clear-cut.
because all the proofs come from
Hurkos and the British do not give
a firm denial. The British have
smiled about Hurkos's role in the
recovery of the national property,
they have looked lofty about it;
but they have never simply said.
1T is not true, Hurkos had moth
ing to do with it"
According to Hurkos's story, he
was escorted from Antwerp to
London by two Scotland Yard
men who had asked him to come
to England to find the missing
Stone.
After long concentration, he
maintains, he was able to tell them
the names of the four principals IN
the theft.
While the case was still on, a
Evening star., 1952-11-29
|Homebui|ding Won't
Drop Next Year,
Agencies Predict
Continued From Page BID

\NOntlIlueu FTOW rage b-1)
total more for next years residen-
tial work than for this years be-
cause next year will begin with a
larger number of units already
under way.
This will be due, said the state
ment, to. the unseasonably large
number Of dwellings begun this
fall.
Public-school construction also
is expected to have a big year in
1858, responding to classroom
needs, the statement said. The
year will see a jump of 10 per
cent in expenditures for this pur-
pose over 1852 that will provide
the largest amount Of classroom
space ever to be built in a single
year.
In general, new construction
lactivity is expected to reach a new
|peak, perhaps rising 81 billion
over this year. to a total Of over
l$32h billion.
"The outlook for record con-
struction activity in 1853 assumes
that business will remain good,
'lbuoyed in part by increasing de-
fense expenditures, at least in the
early part Of the year." said the
statement.
Barring major international
developments in 1853, it was as
sumed also that building materials
would be plentiful, that the
limited controls in force would not
interrupt construction operations,
that the labor supply would be
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Realty
Revue

The Housing and Home Finance
Agency said this week it has sent
forms and instructions to local
public housing authorities designed
to carry out Congress intention
to bar public housing from men,
bers of groups on the Attorney
Generals list of subversive Or
lganizations.
In some cases, however, legisla-
ton now on the books is not ade-
quate, Housing and Home Finance
Administrator Raymond M. Foley
said. In certain cases not COW
cred by the law, local authorities
have been requested by HHFA to
adopt anti-subversive rules on q
voluntary basis. :
Legal authority is lacking to
apply the occupancy limitation
uniformly to all Federally assisted
housing, he said. If Congress
wants to apply the rule more
generally, HHFA will help work
out the needed legislation. II
Congress should determine that
such legislation should not be
enacted, then the agency said
that "in view of the resulting in
consistencies. it is the recommen-
dation of this agency that the
limitation" as it applies to public
housing, be repealed.
y X X X
The Veterans Administration
announced today that minimum
property requirements" are now
in effect on all new construction
to be purchased with VA aid. The
requirements, in effect since 1850,
were not mandatory until passage
of the Korean CT bill. To avoid
confusion, VA has adopted the
FILA standards as it's own also, it
said.
About 10000 women are en-
gagged in the real estate business
as brokers and statesmen, the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards, estimated today.
Besides all that, they are nat
Evening star., 1952-11-29

adequate. and that costs would re.
main relatively stable"
. Highway construction will prob
ably reach a new high this year
amounting to about 10 per cent
above 1852.
Outlays for military types Of
construction are expected to rise
by around 20 per cent. A 3 pei
cent rise is forecast for private
industrial construction.
Public housing is expected to
drop in volume, as a result OF
frightened limitations on such
housing.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Noah Knew Ii

Noah knew the ater-proofing
power of pitch, or asphalt. Ac-
cordihg to the Bible. he pitched
the Ark within and without" "
Many f1at-surfaced roofs are also
made water-resistant by the care
full application of asphalt coatings,
renewed at regular intervals.
Evening star., 1952-11-29

White Oaks Realty Corp. has
changed its name to w. r. Man
chester, Inc, with Offices at 2401
Coventry road, Alxandria.
X X X
A new home-type refrigerator
soon to come on the market makes
ice-crescents without trays. The
crescents do not fuse together, the
manufacturer states.
X X X X
Rodenberg Realty Co. today an
nounced sale of a seven-acre tract
of land owned by John Crosby, at
4700 Davidson drive, Chevy Chase,
to James Nicholson of the Nichol-
son Construction Co. The sale
was handled by j. Francis Harris
Evening star., 1952-11-29

III. The property formerly was
known as the Davidson estate.
X x X
L. S. Meyer, st. Louis, Mo-, has
been elected president of the
Structural Clay Products Institute.
Joseph J. Cermak, Washington,
was reelected secretary.
X X X
The National Retail Lumber Deal
ers Association this week advo-
Gated establishment by private
mortgage lending institutions of a
suitable secondary market" for
home mortgages.
Private enterprise should not
have to depend on congressional
action to meet this need, and can
not afford to rely solely on uncer-
tain political action in so vital a
matter" the organization said.
Evening star., 1952-11-29

uras in the field Ed Sto OF the property formerly
public relations department. estate
Evening star., 1952-01-06
ARCADE
SUNSHINE

SALES ENGINEER, local once Of
industrial and mining equipment.
eengineering education essentiaf Box
SALESMAN for liquor store, a part
person, AGA LIQUOR STORE, 1ei /
Penpa. ave. NV
SALESMAN-To collect and service
life insurance in WASHINGTON; good
pay and advancement. ME. 2s4o.
SALESMAN. Now expanding, old, re-
liable firm has opening for sales
men in protected territories, Real
opportunity for man with late mocel
car TO start at once. Must be able
to close. Only want men capable of
Manager for appt. National once,
sALEsaaN-Major All StlS. tobacco manu- man
facturer desires aggressive young
man for sales promotional work in
thianawrisips tiand ritz Stains saaiss
2S6-C, Star.
SALESAIAN-Automotive johber. If
you have had experience contracting
service stations. garages and fleets
income and permanent employment
SALESMAN-WhoIesale radio and TV
parts; Virginia territory; accounts
established. Substantial opportunity
"a. S:77s4. betw. 8 and s pm. pm
MR.. ANDERSON. g
SALESMAN. with experience. to call
on gas stations. garages and COM
mercial fleets, with line Of tires
Hpp sra PssisEf TRs fss RsTERyY
60; 10th and H SITS, ne; -
sales work. Experience not neces-
sary, but knowledge of drafting in
ffitpnmepts fian psx dssiPed, ssJd Permanent posi-
SALESMAN. established grocery busi-
ness Sedan delivery furn.. expenses
raid; opportunity to earn $500 to
$500 per mo-. exper. not essential; !;
salary PAID while training. Phone
M. E. TAYLOR AT ol22' for a5pt.
SALESMAN. to sell children's phono.
records, to record and toy stores;
Maryland. D. G. and Eastern Vir-
ginia; protected territory: oppor-
tunity Of lifetime for right man;
Eou1TY s2I W. 41st 0St St.. N. N"S.SYs, = Is,
SALESMAN for upholstery and in
terror decorating; unlimited earn
1ngs; must be high type man of ex-
ScptIOudI SdleS ability no previous
Apply DIAPERS CO, 1888 Wiscon-
sin ave. DE 5159. IS
SALEMAN, unusual opportunity on
ground floor; for young man in es-
tablished advertising business. Call
on old customers as well as new.
DU. 1854 or ia. $4,000. Ext. 1853.
Sunday and Monday
SALESMAN Wholesale china and
glassware firm, with established
territory. offering real opportunity
for livewire sales representative to
call on gift shops, hardware and
ington area. Salary, 81 900 and up.
Car essential, Expenses paid Give
details in initial letter Of appiica-
ton. including age, education. ex-
perience. marital satus and present
employer; REPLIES confidential
sHIEsMz,NFWe siIEsiaf, N offer substantial
future to experienced salesman who
can intelligently, under supervision,
sell to paint contractors Wash.
lowance, plus bonus Paint sales
experience not essential. Box 326-B,
SALESMAN, attractive proposition for
man who is willing to work We
train you and furnish all necessary
material Unlimited earnings. pleas
ant work. Phone Mr.. GOLDEN for
appointmsnti &c; 1900, 5
good commissions. exper. calling
on local restaurants; ,G ,rs, sT,oeer,s' ,, sen
AMERICAN PAPER CO. 14s6 H
Evening star., 1952-01-06

PAPER HANGER and painter. ca
steady employment. Box 252- d.
PAPER HANGER with own car and
tools; must be able to do knife and
edge work; permanent lob. Apply
PAYROLL i1R eli cLERK Fi and and general t ofice
worker; some typing. Contractor S
office, Takoma Park area. Cali Miss
NEWBERRY, TU. 24O0. -
PHARMACIST, reg. in D. c., willing
and able; excel. salary: for good
mfFshsnd6InS ssets condepdas Sox
PHARMACIsT - Registered. Mary
LAND PHARMACY. 4692 Suitlend
pHAkmAciKsiT II sa Isl aeot eolorea. experienced; ms
LU. 4-1529, ask for MR.. COHAN.
neighborhood store; /
day OH per week; fine opportunity
for right man. Call LU. 4-4444.
moons: Call Monday. Elk. 03s4.
work and no responsibilities for ex-
ssTlS9sed gsTnRs DIT mag; R5oo SUGARS DRUG
PHARMACIST, S125 per week to
start, in large modern drugstore;
must be competent; excel. oppor-
tunity for future. OR. 2345. %
PHOTOGRAPHER. one who has ex-
perience in children's portraits and
weddings; good opportunity: must
be a nvewire. not afraid to work
Write your qualifications to Box
PHoToGRaPHER. TO Raj for portrait
studio, mutt be good; good salary,
Apply REMBRANDT STUDIO, SIT
PHOTOGRAPHERS-Need callers te
ride with Photographer to make ap.
pointments for children's anc
adults portraits. Best pay Appl.
MASTER STUDIOS, 2637 Conn. ave
PHONOGRAPH RECORD statesmen
experience preferred. Neat appear.
ing. Apply SUPER MUSIC CITY
1850 F st, NV.
first class only. with foreman ahil.
ity: regular work. Write p. O
Box 1l06. Roanoke. Va. --6
PORTER (colored); part-tirne morn
ings or afternoons. Apply AMER1-
CAN PAPER CO., 1896 Il st. ne.
p
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE statesmen, expert
not necessary. We viii train you
Must give full time. have q car and
be well acquainted with city. See
Mr.. Waple or Mr. Guynn MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE co. @Reaitor. 1924
REAL Estate SALESMAN ssaHi for Alex
,Iad. n,ndEia nodI Va ,,,,s and d.., suburbs; good
operation tRap and a sd esdayeTsisins support.
ASaph st.. Aisxsndrisi Va. Phone
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. indus
trious man with experiences in Vir-
ginfa property. Here is chance for
you to go places. Contact Mr.. Mills.
MILLS REALTY CO., Annandale, Va.
Falls Church 0999-4913.
REAL ESTATE -Oppor-
tunity for an experienced man to
associate with leading suburban
realty. CO.; large earnings assured
full time only. Call Al Davis, WA.
1900. ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO.,
REAh EAsi.'GEs;T Estate statesmen. highest
commissions paid, no listing re.
Quired. Best working cond, Must
be experienced. We build and sell
new homes. Join us and make BIZ
money. SMITH REALTY CO., AP
REAL ESTATE AND RoOMING
HOUSE business salesmen wanted
at once. We specialize In sale OF
rooming houses. EDWIN Z. ELLIS,
1O10 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
SALESMAN

ExgERIEMSEp; N1;E ] nc AGE 30 TO IS;
TYRE: TYR GUARANTEE SALARY 81
MoRKER. Work. DAsF DAsiR1Na M4N ro wllMLskf MAkfE
PROGRESS WITH PROGRESSIVE
FIRM; EXCELLENT FUTURE; REF
EERRENSGS; CAR NOT NECESSARY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 40 to 65
yrs. represent nationally advertised
heaal nearing aid IN p. c. Vireinia areas;
position. Professional fieid, car es-
sential. Phone ST. 5544 for sp-
SALEsMEN-selling hardware to con-
tractors and builders; experienced
preferred; excellent opportunity. Ap-
4 ROSS. 9th and v SITS. NE. DE.
Statesmen. experienced, for retail
store. Guaranteed $50 per wk
Apply s1o Pennsylvania ave. NV.
SALESMEN-2 orders q day will
make you over 500 per wk. Items
used In every home. Time payments
make it easy to sell. No collections
by you. Well known local firm. Is
yrs: in WASHINGTON: permanent
position and drawing account for
men men who qualify. Monday only,
pm. No phone calls.
SALEMSMEN = Calling on grocery
stores and supermarkets; sell ladies'
nylon hosiery as side line. Ex-
Septlonaly high commissions. PER
FEckk,PAK se;k: p HOSIERY CO.. 19o W.
statesmen - Established branded
line Of ladies' hosiery can use. expe-
reply In detail. Box sio-B, Star.
statesmen with car, full or part-time
preferably with proven sales record
drens encyelopedia sets; Leads fur
weekly draw. Box 1900. Star.
SALESMEN-Energetic young men to
sell nationally advertised line. Exper
helpful. Good future. salary and
ABBY II person s to soGTHEfRsNS' gu HRfsS'isus SIS:
CUT CO., 6S17 Reed st.. Bethesda,
statesmen t2,. part time or we week
ends. Starting salary, S1.25 per
Gnass wEits sHop 0ny nsa CHE cann rA1NT aze T.
SALESMEN-2 energetic. young, neat
appearing and with ambition. to
earn $4,000 and more annually.
Mqst MIS- PasToR esss ssr' ES ESr 55gS 5tsSgview' call
statesmen, experienced. for men S
clothing and furnishings: aggressive
man can average $100 week.
EIsEMAN's, F at 7th NV.
statesmen. heating saleSmen wanted.
frankly speaking this is truly an
UNIQUE opportunity for aggressive
and hard-hitting top-6ight heating
salesmen to become members of
Washington's- largest and fastest
growing heating and home improve.
ment company. To the right type of
man. this connection assures top
earnings plus an incentive plan ex-
s,ls,,s eiusiys with l our organization, organization Ma,
because the quality features Of cur
product deserves expert telling and
selling; Come into our large Offices
and showroom and talk over our
unique proposition. Interviews from
8 to ] mornings CONSOLIDATED
ENGINEERING AND DISTRIBUT-
ING COMPANY OF AMERICA, 400
H ST. NE 10
Evening star., 1952-01-06

SHOE REPAIR MAN, TO
RUN SHOP; GOOD SALARY.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
TRUCK DRIVER

COLORED-25-3 years Of age; pre.
viouS experience. clear driving record
and D. c. drivers permit are neces-
sary. Must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel, Room 605;
open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat, o-1.
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
INVESTIGATOR
COLLECTOR

Nationwide finance CO. has openine
for ambitious young men LOOKING
for a good salaried position plus
expense allowance; many company
Dement'S; experience not necessary
We train you; Apply in person to
Md. sH. a430. ZIG
INVENTORY, CLERK with knowledgt
Bethesda. Md. WI. 1928. 10
JANITOR-Full time employment
Must have local references. Excel
salary salary TO right man. DI. 1901
JANSIToR; AMT :ss eolersd; for lss apt. BLDG.
cd Ee5s. 5s66 Monday 10 to Il Am.
JASiToR.' JASiS' for comp. remod. NV. WbF bidg.
oil heat; must be married, no chill
dren and have local empl ref Appl,
In person, LEO M. BERNSTEIN q
'sNIroR AMT AMY must sba bavs stskes expert!
JANIToR, full time, in 3o-apt. bldg j
exper. with stoker; $50 per mo
with apt. Call CO. 3340.
SONIC TEMPLE. 18th st. Pan, and New New
JANITORS tcolored). hall men for lge
apt. project: good salary and perm
job for reliable, steady men. Apply
= Mon. GLASSMANoR RENTAL of
f1ce. 101 Audrey Lane IS. Capitol st
9 hlks. ever n. c. linel.
JANITOR and caretaker. white. fol
school in Silver Spring area. Living
quarters. meals and laundry furn.
ished Excellent salary. Prefer
widower or single man. Highest refs
required. Must be capable of oper-
atinr heating plant and makins
small repairs. Write for interview
JANiTORS CoLoRED. for large
southeast apt. DEVELOPMENT; must
be experienced in operation Of coal
stokers: men who can furnish Dis
trict references only need apply;
must be sober and willing worker;
excellent salary, plus apartment;
married. no children. Phone. Mr.
Evans at Ma. 1905 or RA. 534s
for an anp0intmppt "A