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HELP--MEN

MEN go. white, neat-appearing. fol
outside saleswork: no exper. nee.
average earnings $50 wk.: excel. op-
pQrtunity. to earn S75-S100 wk
after training; good chance for ad-
vancement: transp. furn. Apply
RIM. $50. 724 9th st. NV. ID
YOUNG Man for pick up and delie.
cry service, must have fair knowl.
edge of Washington and surround.
ing areas; D. C. permit required
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. 3O40 N
st. NV. to see Mr.. Buckley. Ill
YOUNG MAN over 18, free to travel;
transp paid; can earn SIS per week
See MR.. SARGEANT. 8 to 0 am. cl
to 6 pm. RIM. 424, 14O4 N. Y
YOUNG MAN. handy with electric
motors. repairs, etc, needed as ap.
pliance repair and delivery repre-
sentative. Established firm offer:
vacat. with pay. Excel starting sal.
vacation with pay. Excel. starting
salary. See MR.. NORMAND G. DE-
MERS, 604 9th st. NV. Ia
YOUNG MAN for Office work In small
shop; some one looking for a future;
have wonderful opportunities for ad-
vancement with growing concern
1923 14th st. NV. Ia
YOUNG MAN. white, Is to IS,
single: must have neat personal
appearance and hold D. c. drivers s
permit: B day, 40 hr. wk.: paid
vacation and other employe bene-
fits. Call Mr.. Biederman. for ap-
pointment, Ii. 3-430O.
L. P. sTEUART 8 BRO. INC.
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YOUNG MAN

National finance organization needs
alert, aggressive young man, age II
to IS, to train for branch manager
salary plus car allowance; paid vaca-
tions, insurance and other employe
benefits; must have car. Apply In
person, LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE
INC, 7002 Carroll ave-. Takoma
Park Md -l2
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ROOM CLERK
ROITTEMAN

ROU1EMAN
Permanent position for capable young
white man; age 81 to 80, to be
trained as linen supply route man,
This is pleasant work; 6-day week;
good pay with company established
steady, sober and have D. c. drivers
permit; refs. required. Apply in
to MI. Towles. NATIONAL LAUN.
DRY CO. INC. 81 Pierce st. NV
R;0,UIrE!MAaN; white, for one Of
guarantee plus commission. Exper.
nan 1sso pal 9nls; ave. HOFFMAN no co. INC.
SALES MANAGER to direct sales or
ganization. with successful local
record. in training and selling; pre-
fer experienced man about so; corn
pensation open. based on ability and
experience. For interview. call CN.
soo3' August 18th. 6 to 2 pm. only.
SALESMAN-Young man with car
for fixture department Of wholesale
lighting supply company. Reply by
letter with full details. background
and experience. Box Esd. Star.
SALESMAN in hardware and sport
ing goods departments; salary Plus
commission, 40-hour, 5-day week,
pleasant air-conditioned store. Ap-
ply personnel dept, SEARS, ROE
BUCK & CO; s455 Colesv.lle re-.
Silver Spring, Md. Ill
SALESMAN for sales position with
old, weli-established plumbing, heat
ing, appliance firm; experience In
major appliances and water heaters
desirable but not necessary; our
present statesmen earn in excess OF
$500. Write. stating name. ad-
dress; phone no., experience and
qualifications to Box 173-D, Star.
SALESMAN with car-$60 wk. and
car expenses. Experienced whole
sale salesman. handle over-the-
counter store sales and call on retail
merchants. Ma. 1892. Ill
SALESMAN. call on furniture and de-
partment stores 1 or 2 days . month,
WASHINGTON area only. Comm. Good
tion with manufacturer. Age no
feTred; Send full details 70 s-64.
Ss preferfsd asss sosa sSIr sssF ssFs
Apply In person only. 5319 Wis
sALEsMEN-immediste delivery in
peak seasons, come. with the most
progressive storm window and fence
ton Full commission paid on APP
proval. Interviews bet. -l:3O-2:3O
pr or by appt., 10441 Metropoli-
tan ave Keusington, Md. --17
SALESMAN for mems furnishings
store; permanent position: excellent
SHOPS. s4S DP + st. Nn!AA NV. @i3 A
SAT ES MANAGER for D. C. and
nearby Va and Md. to earn an
easy S30-$50 a day. II you are
capable Of organizing and handling
groups Of 10 to ] 5 statesmen. phone
ia. S-5646 or call in persoh-be-
tween and 5, End f., 1925 No.
Veitch st Ar1inpton -1r
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VALET
To operate shop by contract. Good
opportunity. Apply in person only
Managers Office.
HAY ADAMS HOTEL
18th and Il SITS. NV. III
WAREHOUSEMAN, driver. experi-
eenced; Apply 141 18th st. ne.
wATcHM22RRGE;R, experienced; perm perma.
nent position, 44-hour work week,
attractive salary and employe bene-
fits. Apply personnel office, SEARS,
RoEBUCK q CO., oil Bladcnsburs
wFSSsHhMifAN-115-bed hospital, aE salary
wooS wsoseas'dsi zN6 SI LfxGGER sIGfi woRKEfRs, Kif
mechanically inclined young men,
5-day. 40-hr. wk.. paid holidays
ana VACATIONS; Apply J. E. HANGER.
Inc. ING. 2SI G st. NV. Sig am. Iii
plates Tor houses. Complete kit % free
Box 454-D. Star.
MAN to train for ofice procedure in
dental laboratory; must have
drivers license, ability to type help
fnl. Apply 2nd floor. 1922 Eye
MAN. whste, single preferred. nom L
drinker, 45 to so yrs. old, for Job
as janitor at large truck terminal.
Room. board and good salary Re-
ply, stating past employment. Box
71.D. Star. Ill
full-time and one part
time. Start on one or two day
trial basis. II you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent opportu-
nifty this Is. Full-time Fuller Brush
dealers average S100 and up per
week calling on regular customers
by appt. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant. courteous and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly. No experience necessary
An experienced man will train you
and F sts. NV, or call DI. 447T or
DI. 349S. -l3
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HELP WOMEN tcons.D

ASSISTANT HOSTESS. white. expe-
working conditions. no Sunday work.
527 18th st, NV. ID
ASSISTANT TO EXECUTIVE in prom
inent restaurant. Must be efficient
have, personality. exercise tact, like
2e4ple' people handle handle cash. cash. do general ofics
salary. Box 429-B. Star. III
BAKERY SALES CLERKS
DAY AND NIGHT SHIFTS
SALARY COMMENSURATE
WITH EXPERIENCE
Immediate openings in modern at
tractive air-conditioned surround
ings. meals and nylon uniform fur
nlSheu. numerous employment bene-
fits including group insurance. hos
pitalization; paid vacations, sick
'e4sfi APPLY GSFfacSs hoT sHoPPEs. slfeTaHss INC.
RIM. 200, 1341 G St. NV. --l2
BEAUTICIANS (2)-Exper., fun time.
work 2 evenings. salary and comm.
Sc. beauty shop. LU. l-4177. lis
BEAUTICIANS-For 4 beauty salons.
Apply 18th and = sts. NV. Phone
BEAUTTiCixN-Excel. opp. for good
stsns GfsR YszRs sRaufY f9d sHo hsl
18th and G sts., ST. 1905. is
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Excellent op-
portunity for experienced operator;
top salary and commission: air
conditioned sc. shop. Victor 9S42.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, with follow
ing. can earn 500 per week or
Can use good manicurist also. Ap-
ply in person. HEADS F ST.. 1927
BEAUTY II !; Z "otPERAToR-Excellent SAL
ary. permanent position for an ex-
pert ali-'round operator. HO. 5763.
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Full or part
TY SHOP. 3S25 18th st. NV. GE.
BEAUTY g1G$i "a; orEEAroR. Gasa male OIL or f.-
sntns %sf s1Hs5 zs1, r RosERFs ss.Hs OF fnf PA Rh
BookkEEPERs; s'i small once: simpl.
set of books; train with present
bookkeeper ! month; permanent Job.
good hours. Can FIR. 9221 for ap-
Vacation and sick leave; pleasant
working conditions In air conditioned
gnSSHn %gFS%n FIFE 8aef fns. e6. of o1s'fssSn q,
B0okKEEPEiRn BOOK RI nv Fun charge: S must
have exper in double entry books;
BOOKKEEPER. with knowledge Of
HltsaaSSarG aesf sfa fERBzzs ERBzs5Y 5I9m ATS t.
1913 Harvard st. NV. Ill
saFes Thiss or fiSs ee TSoesae sSoH
distributor; 5-day week, excel. op-
jortuntty. vacations. etc. Apply 1871
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HELP--MEN
PLUMBER

Experienced in remodeling work; tor
wages. j. SHAPIRO, 311S Georgia
ave. NV, TU. 1900. III
ORTER-DISHWASHER. colored. ex.
perienced, references. Closed Sun.
days and holidays. NATIONAL
PRESSER, part time. for cIeanins
store. L. 3-0SS4. IL.
PRESSER, exp. on silk and wool
EXCELSIOR CLEANERS, sos Ken
nedy st: NV. Call GE. 2537. Ia
PRESSER. wool, exp; good salary
Apply STEVAK BROS. l25 Inde.
PRINTER, man or young man. to nut
corrections in small forms and feed
small platen presses; must have ref
Call EX. 039s. Iii
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HELP--MEN

for experimental work,
40-hour week. steady work, good
wages. Apply G. w. Miller, THE NJ.
]. UL1NE CO.. 3rd and NJ sts. ne.
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kHFI4XED ME MENs ewes and 1ndSsa sat
About s ss hgA Sf Apply DH eTa Tues. feaVteq Wed;
Thurs; 81 pm. Room 56i; z7iiO i5th
Ess'Ti1MaAxTioR by an established rS roof o
ness in Md; and tne District Of
Columbia: salary open. Box 491-D,
ESTIMATOR. upholstery, for we'll
established firm supplying ample
saas sverase sf ineome nG" salary lar pius comm
paid vacation. Write immed.. Box
ELORIST-To manage flower dept.
in grocery store. Write giving ex-
perience. qualifications etc. Box
FOLDING MACHINE OPERATORS
pay pa UAii Apply ds PRINTERS FsIN11sssHi1SG s1ssi
& BINDING CO.. 1908 Half st
s.w. IL 6-2236. -13
GAS ATTENDANTS--Mili District
OF WASHINGTON Exchange has open
ings at Walter Reed Hospital and
Fort Myer, Va. CHI. 5000. Ext. 3Z52.
INSTALLATION MAN, white. for
awnings and Venetian blinds: pre-
fer experienced. but win train man
%naes %sh steDs2 vork 1ackFToqn5 St s5o top
INSULATION MECHANICS. exper
men in installing strip wool and
blowing machine; steady work and
good salars, CHEVY CHASE INSuLA-
TON CO. OIL. 5127. Ill
INSTALLATION MEN-Gasoline pump
and tank. Apply 9 st. s.w., be-
tween 80 and 8 am. III
INSURANCE MEN. earn S25 to $50
extra per week. writing hospitail-
zation on your life debts. ST. 5it4.
INSTRUCTORS for ballroom dancing,
full or part time, with or without
experience. Call NO. 4374. -I5
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INSTRUMENT MAKERS

If you have had experience in assem-
bly, Of precision electro-mechanieal
devices and a thorough machine
shop background we can offer you
an excellent opportunity, both now
air conditioned shop; sick leave, va
cation, syertime AHRENDT IN
College Park, Md, UN. 7400.
LABORER. white; all-year-around
job. Call SH. 4640 before pm.
Evening star., 1952-08-11

To be assistant chief and main
type, air-cond. bldg. in NV. Wash
ington; either 3rd class or 5th and
9TH class licenses required: mar
ried man, not over 60. with no resi-
dent children; viii be given l-bedrm
apt. in addition to good salary;
excel. opportunity and environment
for dependable man looking for a
perm. position. Call MIR. ROBERT
son: OR: $500, for appt. to be
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SALESMAN

Opening for man located in Virgins
area. over 25 years of age: mus
have car; selling experience moi
cepted man. Do not telephone. but
apply in person after 10 am. al
KEYSTONE CO.. 1918 M st. NV.
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SERVICE MAN

OCxtv xNE Mf1N
With car, sewing machine experience.
Salary, commission and bonus. Phi.
ME-. $500. Apply CLEAN-RITE,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
Apply in person, CHEVERLY SUNOCO
SERVICE, 5504 Landover rd..
sERvicE ESs1tsT!'lej jsfsTroN Ma ATTENDANT, Da
white; fabrication exper. and good
salesman; refs; SO day plus comm.
and vac. BARRON'S SUNOCO SERV-
ICE. Wis. ave: and River I'd. Ia
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
lubrication experience. D. c. per
SERVICE. 901 N. Capitol. liz
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
19lS s; Capitol St. II; 1856:
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Exper. only; age bet. 25-4O with local
refs; familiar with NV. sec. Good
salary to the right man. Apply In
person, 1925 Conn. ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Exper. only; age 25-40; local refs;
familiar NV; good salary to right
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ENGINEER .IR

With degree in mechanical engineer
ing. 2 to 3 years engineering ex-
and all employe benefits. with an
established organization. Call NE.
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HEtP-WoMEN

position. 4 hrs. per day. air-condi.
toned ONCE. Liberal company bene
fits. Apply MR.. McKEOWN, o tc
i T. Suite 4le' Ring Bldg. 1900 18th
CiIIiEKRkk.TYP1sr. s7M-hour. SO 5-aa,
pleasant working conditions in air.
conditioned downtown ONCE. Mr.
Peterson, MUTUAL FIRE ms. co
OF q. C.. 1901 H st. NV. Ia
CLERk-TYPIST. In insurance claims
dept; opportunity for advancement.
MRS MRS: RE1s. $40 Woodward Bldg,
-TYPIsT - Young lady for
permanent position: must have a
accurate typist; 5:day, 40-hr. wE.,
benefits: Can MI. Biederman fer
sRRSlhIRfns sqEUaRf 4 Bro, fieso0 me-. 1873 histi
ciIiElkdKss-:rYpIsT-pleasant Ii surround. uH
MR.. KAHN, srd fr., washing ton
Post Bldg. 1915 L st. NV.
CLERK-:TYPIST. one who Is ambitious
and wishes to place self in secure
dept. offers interesting, varied work
portunity for advancement. Apply
to Mrs. Jones. JOHN G. WEBSTER
& SONS, INC, 627 r st. NV. ST.
K-TYPISTs. Immediate open
ings for women under So years of
age In q scientific research organi-
cation. Excellent working conditions.
71a-hour day. 5-day week.
"a days annual leave. Is days
For interview, call Elk. 500. ext. Rs.
-13
to work as cashier
operate switchboard and assist In
bookkeeping dept. Of real estate
office; permanent position; 5-day
week; pleasant working conditions;
ltams.
WEINBERG & BUSH
1707 H st. NV. Realtors. Ma. $500.
liz
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SALES TRAINEE

Young man, 24-2S,. with some sales
exp. or who has the desire to sell
must be aggressive and have good
personality; national organization;
supervised prepared training course;
protected territory; salary while
learning: interviews by appt. only,
MI. $500, ia
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MachiniStS-Lead Men

W1dOI114410V00Al AlNCSO 4V4NAA
Utiliye your leadership ability along
with your fine craftsmanship
Lathe section, mill section, instru-
ment assembly section. Excel. op-
Dortunity In our modern air condi-
toned shop. Sick leave. vacation.
AHRENDT INSTRUMENT CO.
AolO Calvert Rd., College Park. Md.
a Iii
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR
ENGINEER
ENGINEER

For layout work on large construc.
tion project; civil engineer graduate
preferred. Box 4Rb-D. Star. Il 4
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MESSENGERS
8 A.M.-4:30 PM.

Alert young boys. 1919 yrs. Of age,
who are neat in appearance. cour-
teous, and dependable for positions
in our advertising detail depart
ment. This is an opportunity to get
a start on Washington's leading
newspaper. II under Is bring birth
certificate. These are not summer
positions. Apply Personnel. Room
sos: open weekdays. S:30-5 and
Sat. 9-1. Positively no phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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YOUNG MAN

Reliable man for service dept; some
knowledge Of newspaper advertis-
ing helpful; easy work; 21-35 yrs
Of age; must be willing to give
regular attendance. Hours. 8 an
Personnel. Room 605; open week
days. S:3O-5 and Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
white. for lge. magazine distribu.
tor; excel. opportunities. benefits
vacations, ETC.; 5-day week. Apply
1121 9th st. NV.
AIRLINES NEED
See classified ad under instructions
NATL. AIR COLLEGE. DI. 67O3.
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SALESMEN

Columbia Polytechnic Institute fol
the Blind has openings in its retail
sales division for 3 statesmen with
direct selling experience. Call Ii
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Statesmen

Two men to call on inquiries for hos
pitalization insurance. No canvass
ing. Quality leads furnished daily
mot just names and addreSses). Our
men average $150 weekly. Car nee
esSary. Also two men for nearby Va.
and Md. See w. j. HARRIS between
r6 An QRdS
Evening star., 1952-08-11

Heating, plumbing, r-conditionins
systems. Salaries open. Ma. 1878.
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statesmen

Tv or appliance men needed I'm
mediately to cover our many eXces:
leads. Everything at discount prices
with no down payment. Highes,
commission in town. Must have car
MR.. KING. JU. S-1612. liz
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statesmen (3)

Sell by appt. only. II you will talk
to IS people each week, earnings
Of at least $150 assured. 919 Dupont
Circle Bldg, 8 to 2 ony. -l3
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EMPLOYED MEN-3 ewes. and Sat
Part-time work No car required.
About So hf. Apply Tues, Wed,
Thurs. 81 pm. Room 50l; 7l0 14th
Evening star., 1952-04-27

bright green. 1t can be distinguished
from meta -torbernite only by tests.
To stimulate the discovery and ex-
ploitation of these energy-bearing min
erals, the Government will pay bonus
of $4,000 over and above the per pound
rate to any one who uncovers domes-
tic lode or placer containing ore with
20 per cent or more of uranium oxide.
At present, the rate of payment per
pound for such ore ranges from $1.50
for 10 per cent assay to $3.50 for 20 per
cent or more assay
The Atomic Energy Commission and
the Geological Survey have prepared
guide for would-be uranium prospectors
entitled prospecting for Uranium"
which is on sale at the office of the
Superintendent of Documents, Govern
ment Printing Office, for IS cents.
Evening star., 1952-04-27

straw-yellow or an orange-green yellow.
Pitchblende-Them most important of
uranium minerals. 1t is essentially
uranium oxide, and is the chief con-
stituent in virtually all high-grade
uranium ore. Pitchblende has been a
source of major uranium production in
the Belgian Congo, Canada and Czech
oslovakia. It usually is found in vein
deposits, frequently with the sulphide
minerals of such metals as silver, CO.
bait, nickel, iron, lead, zinc, bismuth
and copper. It occurs in rounded, ir-
regular masses rather than as crystals.
It is heavier than iron and about as
hard as steel.
TOrbernite-This is a bright green
mineral. It is soft and occurs in fiat,
square. transparent crystals, and occa-
sionally but not always, fluoresces to
Evening star., 1952-04-27

the action of ground water, or other
natural processes.
Pictured on the cover are five of the
approximately 100 minerals which bear
uranium, source of atomic energy.
They are:
CarnOtite-This mineral has been
commercially important in the United
States for many years as source of
vanadium, radium and uranium. It
has been found chiefly in the Colorado
Plateau region, where it usually occurs
as soft or powdery earthly masses in
sandstone. It is bright yellow, but the
color may be dulled or partly concealed
by organic and iron staining, giving it
pale green, gray or brown tinge.
Uranophane-This mineral can come
in combination with carnotite. It is
lemon yellow, pale greenish-yellow,
Evening star., 1952-04-27

TTHE DAYS of the great gold rush of
l. 1849 are being relived again, but
with a difference. Then, the adven-
turer went forth with pick, shovel,
placer pan, burro and a good grub
stake. Now he ranges the mountains
Of the West with a Geiger counter,
sciences newest invention for the dis
covery of precious ore-in this instance,
uranium, many times more valuable
than the gold of 40.
Uranium materials are divided by
biologists generally into at least two
classes: Primary and secondary. Most
primary minerals are those that have
been formed by heated solutions COM
ing from deep within the earth. Sec
ondary materials are those that have
been formed by changes in primary
minerals brought about by weathering,
Evening star., 1952-11-10
SILVER; SPRING;
TeIevision
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D. E. Parish Continues
CentenaryCe|ebration

PariShioners of st. Dominic's S
Catholic Church, Sixth and F.
streets S.W. today continued the
parish's three-day centenary cele-
bration with special observances.
Climax of today's events will be
a dinner at Z o'clock tonight at
O'Donnell's Farm, Forestville, Md.
This morning, the Most Rev.
John M. McNamara, Auxiliary
Bishop of Washington. celebrated
a pontifical mass of thanksgiving
at the church.
The observance opened yester-
day with the Most Rev. Patrick
A. O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington, presiding at pontiflcal
mass of THANKSGIVING. The mass,
celebrated by the Most Rev. Ed
ward DAILY, Bishop of Des Moines,
Iowa, was attended by more than
1900 persons.
The Very Rev. Ignatius Smith.
o. p, head of the School of Re-
ligion, Catholic University, said
st. Dominic's faces "a new CEN
tury of service for God, church
and country" in it's second hun
dred years.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
U. 5. Fights Attempt
To Get Jury Data
Al Narcotics Trial

Government prosecutors today
fought q move by counsel for a
suspected narcotics ring to obtain
copies Of statements made by Gov
ernment witnesses and shown to
a grand jury
The battle developed today be-
fore Judge David A. Pine in the
U. S. District. Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia, where 10 sus-
pected members of the ring were
slated for trial today.
Debate on U. S. Motion.
A jury had not yet been Sc
1ected when arguments began on
a motion by the Government to
quash subpoena issued by de-
tense counsel and requiring the
production of certain data.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Robert Ackerly told the court
that the subpoena was illegal. He
cited Supreme Court rulings to
back his stand that statements
of Government witnesses and
especially those shown to q grand
jury need not be turned over for
use by defendants.
Attorney Albert j. Ahearn, one
of a battery of 10 defense lawyers,
contended that the subpoenaedl
material was in the nature oil
evidence and thus open to sub
poena.
After these arguments, Judgel
Pine recessed court to study the
original subpoena.
Earlier, one of the defendants,
Paul Robinson, entered plea of
guilty to the first of the six-count
indictment. Judge Pine remandedl
Robinson to the cellblock pendingl
sentencing. United States At
torney Charles M. Irelan said the
Government would drop the otherI
counts against Robinson and that
the latter would testify as al
prosecution witness.
Defendant Surrenders.
Another defendant, Eddie At
kins, who had been fugitive but |
who surrendered earlier today to
police, told the court on arraign-
ment that he was without counsel
and was ordered jailed until he
could get a lawyer.
One defendant, Letha Simpson,
was excused from trial today. Mr..
1relan reported she was undergo
ing a surgical operation.
A group of IA persons was in
dicted last spring by a special
District grand pury impaneled to
investigate rackets here. A sus-
pected ringleader. Harry Tantillo,
who was reported to be one of
the leading dope wholesalers on
the East Coast, has not been ap-
pretended.
Those facing trial are Richard
Manfredonia, alleged associate of
Tantillo; Lawrence Carrado, also
of New York and reputedly in the
wholesale drug trade; Randolph
Catfish Turner, reputed head of
the local ring; Leon James, Joseph
(Peter Rabbit) Smith, Sam (One
Eye) Palmer, Warren Williams,
Allan Williams, Esther Wright and
Pearl Woodward. All are charged
with conspiracy to violate mar
coticS laws.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Philadelphia Man Killed
In Prince Georges Traffic

A Philadelphia man was killed
last night in an automobile acci-
dent near Halls Station in Prince
Georges County.
Police identified the victim as
James Mcknight, %, colored. He
was dead on arrival at Prince
Georges General Hospital.
According to police, Mr.. Nc
Knight was a passenger in a car
driven by Nelson Kayser. also of
Philadelphia. The car was in
volved in a two-car collision on
Route 301 two miles north Of
Central avenue. No one else was
seriously hurt, police reported.
Evening star., 1952-11-10

Giant l3-cu.-ft. size. cold cleor
to the floor. 1851 model 1915.
At all 3 stores.
Evening star., 1952-11-10

Powerful cleaning action, corn-
plete with attachments. 1851
model 27O. At all 3 stores.
Brand New. Va
Evening star., 1952-11-10

Beautiful mohooony-veneered
cobinet with doors. 1851
model 324. At all 3 stores.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Refriserotors and Freezers
1851 Floor SompIes
1881 Floor SompIes
Television

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1905 CrosIey lO-cu.-ft. DAD
loo F--------1 1------ -SZS.S9
i-344.75 Frieidoire o-eu. fl, DO9Q
1885
l-264.75 Frioidoire e-eu.ft. SOo2.
244.75
l-27e.e5 Marquette Freezer, 4-eu,-
#. -l79.95
l-299o5 Philco e-eu.-ft., el3,
1898
2-35ee5 PhiIco ll-cu.-ft., Ills,
25e.95
l-2O9e5 Gibson leu. IT., 7ol,
1888
l-l29.e5 Astral apartment refrie-
orator 1895
l-28o.o5 Kelvinotor 8-cu.-ft.. HR.
1885