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Evening star., 1952-06-13


Post oficel Arlington. Va. -15
rSxs eInsns ever once s t9 start nshs to r07k Week
school in daytime. Experience not
DELI. INC. $40 r. I. ave- ave. ne. 1-ia
MAN to do home service work on
enss No sEsrts
AS' Ing By factory actor instructor. & Salary
plus bonus: also car allowance.
Permanent. with good opportunity
for promotion. Apply 1905 r. !.
interview appointment. ia
MAN-Neat appearance, interested
in sales work: no experience neces-
sary: guaranteed earnings: must
have car and devote full time. See
MR.. BURKE. 1927 Pa. ave. s.e., Fri.
2:30.5 p.m., and Sat. 9-2:3Q pm.
10 salI aPa major spS hss
estimating on remodel Jobs, direct
mission. j. SHAPIRO. TU. 1000
MAN for real estate ONCE. should
be fair typist; excellent opportunity
ONCE. Box 1894. Star.
MAN, white. Il to 30. must be me.
chanically inclined. Apply bet s
and 8 am. SCHICK SERVICE,
NC, 200 Wash. Bldg. 18th and
MAN to learn camera work with ma
tional concern in Alex. No expert
ence necessary. Call MIR. BAKER,
MAN. between ages 21 and 35, to
handle office, credit and collection
work in our stores. Must be ag-
gressive; advancement unlim.. vacat.
with pay. disqualification, life insur.
ana retirement plans avail. Write.
giving age and qualifications. THE
FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER CO.,
526 Light ST.. Baltimore 2, Md.
MAN, between ages Of 21 and. 80.
to handle selling. collecting and re-
possessing on budget plan, in our
stores. Must be aggressive. advance
ment unlimited, vacat. with pay,
disqualification life insur. and re-
tirement plan avail. Write. giving
age and qualifications. THE FIRE
STONE TIRE & RUBBER CO., 526
Light st.. Baltimore 2, Md.
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HELP WOMEN

AssEMBLERs WANTED BY electFical
Spring area. Apply in person, week
Silver Spring. Md. -13
BEAUTIGIASs manTIe9rist: sxcellent
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman. TOP
ySsk SRS a. hA1% &1579N sS SS
BEAUTICIANS, full or part time; at.
tractive, commission arrangements;
operated by Chicago concessionaires.
y SEIsNERs + sEs ! sEATTY xoSS. SALON ON: 18Th s4
BEAUTiICIAN MANICURIsT. Can
earn as much as $40 wk. Call RA.
Beauty OPERATOR. exper.; perm
pos. Neighborhood. air-cond. shop.
Salary and comm. VI: 1894. DOR
oTHY BURNETT, 2523 Pa. ave, Sc.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all,around:
sxss sslssS ASSs ssd s4GRDAN fSR NE g.
Beauty BIAA SAfoSj OPERATOR; prefer full
time; neighborhood shop. Friendly
SGaGx sf51ns saEoS s2aailons $40 KEN NOPE
NV. GE. 1896. -15
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full, part time;
established shop; air conditioned;
pleasant working conditions. Apply
in person. 1855 New Hampshire ave.
across from Langley Park shopping
Beauty oPERAToRs-Exper.. for
work in the y: s. Capitol. Cali Ma.
BooR8KEEPER Young lady, under
35. for position in accounting de-
partment of national trade associa-
ton. The Job entails complete
charge except for posting to gen.
eral ledger of a FIVE journal set Of
books for a subsidiary organization.
which operates on small volume
of transactions. Also, bi-monthly
payroll for approximately fifty en-
ployes, including preparation of tax
returns. Excellent working condi-
tions; fve-day week; air-condi-
toned ONCE: sick and annual leave;
good starting salary. Our employees
know Of this ad. Give complete de-
tails Of education. experience. mari
tai status. and salary desired in
letter to Box 1917. Star. -15
BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT. exper.
in dble. entry. payroll; some typing;
5-day wk.. air-conditioned office.
Salary open. Call OV. 21OO between
8 am. and 4 pm. -15
BOOKKEEPER CLERK, permanent
position in insurance company; must
be good at figures; 5 days. S55 per
week. BANKERS MUTUAL INSUR-
ANCE CO., 401 Warner Bldg, 18th
and e sts, NV. lis
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HELP MEN
Statesmen

With or without transportation. We
VIII give you Q protected territory
selling o room air conditioner using
only inches Of window space. You
days by working our successful type
HAM, AT. 1885, or for personal
interyiew until 8 p.ni.. apply today.
20 10th st. ne. -l7
SANDWICH MAN, night work; exper.; +;
gyHe starting salary; Apply HOE
sERRIyiicE sERRIyii 'sissa sTAT1oN oSS. ATTENDANT. .e sx-
perienced. sober and reliable: Apply
In person. COLONIAL VILLAGE
ESQ. 1712 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
SERVICE STATION ArrENDAaSSr. RaS
a9doINRsP ISRPi Esso: om 45S1s g PITT i4sh IN
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. NA.1 ex-
ESQ oAeRlz II isss koeE
sERy1eh E!Is e1Ee M2anffSSSs' sTaTfSN' Ma S4rENDASr
exper;: good salesman with refs; sal:
e vacation. @ oss See DSS Mr. cGlon sarron. Msr ino
sUNoCo SERVICE STATION. Wis.
ave. and River rd. -19
SERVICE STA. SHIFT MANAGER
Must have experience. Salary plus
commission. Also 2 service station
attendants. Apply DOUGHERTY'S
sUNoCo SERVICE. 4007 Mt. Yer
sHEET METAL WORKERS - shop
and outside: steady; top pay. A. s.
JOHNSON CO.. 1240 9th st. NV.
SHIPPING CLERK and special de-
livery driver, white; must be honest,
sober and dependable; references
necessary; permanent position, good
salary and working conditions. UN.
SHOEMAKER, colored, experienced;
steady job. Apply 1887 7th st. Nv.
SHOE statesmen. experienced; for
Md, Wash. and Va: only those
looking for advancement need apply.
901 II st. ne. between 10 and II
saoE sALEsMEN-Experienced:Vex ex-
Gel. starting salary plus advance
ment to q MANAGERS position to
d. G: stores. Also, day and eve.
pSSrt.tbimgs Sbgs openings. Call ONCE.
SHOE statesmen wanted for full
time employment with worlds
stores: good pay and opportunities
for advancement; experience helpful
but not necessary; employe bene-
fits included: disqualification, pen
sion. paid vacations. etc. Apply to
G. r. KINNEY CO., 32l8 14th ct.
NV. or BIO 9TH st. NV. Id
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SALESMAN
(Real Estate)
Apply
SAI,ESMAN-CIERK
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV.

SALESMAN-CLERK
Experienced passenger car and truck
tires; inside work; excellent salary
and working conditions. Ben Humid
ley. 3446 14th st. NV.
statesmen (3). to cover restaurant,
store and ONCE trade In DC, Nd,
essential; liberal drawing account
against unusual commissions of
20eo to .4O96;. only thoroughly ex-
perienced producers used to making
Mr.. BYRAM. AP. 63O2. Ia
HALESMEN, to sell window fans for
. distributor to ofices. stores and
homes. Very attractive commissions
Apply THE CROSBIE CO., 1912 9Th
st. NV. Ma. 2454. is
eALESMEN (2), old established
wholesale housewares corp. Estab-
MISSION SssG Salfry and eom
Box 1854, Star -16
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A1V4 FennSyIVanle ave. NV.
Y0HNG ,{ t5.I1 MANLaTg. natiSnal ;.S chain a
service and delivery Of electrical
some mechanical ability helpful; free
ns1 e.. MR SsRes yacat5op With bs
1oTSG 11fs; M MAN s.h to g. assist with pay
roll and Bookkeeping. Perm. posi-
tion with advancement. Some typ.
ing REG; 5:day.. 36-hour wk. Call
vMEsNf MR; FOSTER rN s,x.r. IA; o16S; ..n. IL II
all-around drugstore work: white;
hrs. 1913 or clio: 75c-hr: to
DALE PHARMACY. 1924 New
va11s1 vHaa11RPsh,Es ave-; Silver Spring; 1l5 ~.
steady advancement. Apply to The the
HANOVER SHOE STORE, e39
YOUNG MAN to work in electrical
s102l' e. a. haesf ADsy BIZ its:F fss s.. R@
YOUNG MAN. colored. ride BICYCLE.
PHAkMAcY. Slsas calitCTnia tAaaf3AN1A g. NV.
YOUNG MEN, white or colored. We
under-cover and criminal tnvestiga-
salary; y complete details in tirst letter.
YcTNG 81 Na?4iA MEN. s'as ss. ao-so. to wa work
N anIy fTr cleaning nn1son and gsipping dspts
CLEANING CO.. "a Pierce st. NV.
YOUNG MEN-College students for
landscape work during summer va
cation; must be strong outdoor type;
Young MEN. MEN " single. L g;" high school
selling in large Ford leadership.
Nj; Minson; PARKWAY MOTOR
ExPERfENCED RETAiii adjustment
manager for furniture. fabrics, gifts.
accessories. floor covering and work
room service for top flight Conn.
aayyee;. shop: Salary open. Call DI.
pART-rHME 4ISE III EDR'v EYES. and week ends ends to
wagon. No selling. Must be neat,
steady and meet public we'll. Inter
views .2-5 daily. 944 South Wake
HIf I'll AEliPEaes PRfssEss, Hs 10 cents cents
5 to g; MR.. LIsTRANI. GE. 666s.
WANTED-Experienced awning man
ct once. Apply at 1907 Prince st.,
m LIFE MAGAzziNE. full page color
ad this week-Opening in Washing
ton and Eastern areas for men with
training ability and desire to man
age own agency; for nationally ad-
vertised product. Training pro-
gram and repeat business give
unlimited opportunity. No high
pressure selling. Interview by
appointment only. Call MR.. BRAY.
TU. 53S2. IA
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SHOE SALESMAN

Young. exper. high grade women's
shoes. Ftve-day week. Permanent
Job. Extra salesmen NEEDED. ED.
BEAM. 621 11th st. NV. la
SHORT-TERM EMPLOYMENT, July 1
through and including July 4: salary,
$45 plus special bonus; must be able
to work until 9 or 10 nightly: no
exper: necessary. Call MIR. BURAK,
EN-. 1912 or OIL. b19S. Ia
SPOTTER. experienced silks and wool.
Top. pay: Good working conditions.
Apply MAJESTIC LAUNDRY. 51OO
STABLE MAN for work at Meadow
Brook Saddle Club; with quarters.
sSScf E 81 s',5i ,d51i..x, .zg.r.. for Ia lee;
stsfIS: shans: for ssdty,.m:emens reply
sTHHy sslsTy eEPssssd. Bog se7:A. Ia
Apply SUTTLAND SUPER MARKET.
1884 Suitland I'd. Sc. 10. 9-S3OO.
STOCK cLERK-For wholesale cleo
tric supply house. See Mr.. Good
man, between 4 and 5 pm. 441O
Ga, ave: NV: RA. 01S6. -15
STOCK CLERK. exper. with electrical
material; must have D. c. driver 8
permit and know city. Call RA.
5000 or apply o22 Kennedy st. NV.
STOCK ROOM MAN AND PORTER.
able to read and write. Permanent
Job. Apply S15 Pa. ave. NV,
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statesmen

TOLEDO SCALE CO., scale and food
machine division will talk with men
accustomed to earning better than
S6.500 annually; sales experience
in following desirable:
MEAT
MAJOR APPLIANCES
SEWING MACHINE
STORE EQUIPMENT
FOOD OR COFFEE
Excellent chance to acquire protected
franchised territory with advance
ment potential; complete training;
age 26-3S; area manager will be
in city to interview. Phone Ia,
1900 or Ia. 1913 for appointment.
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MEN

Colored mailroom helpers for Sat-
urday night work, June IA. Apply
ready to go to work to mailroom
Good pay. Positively no telephone
calls.
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BOOKKEEPER
ASSISTANT

White. age 21-35, attractive. neat
appearance. must be experienced in
double entry accounting and tran
script. Interesting, diversified work.
Good working conditions; 40-hour
5-day week. Apply in person from
4 pm. at OFFICERS CLUB. Bldg.
101. United States Naval Gun Fac
tory. 18th and N sts. Sc. lis
young women. attrac.,
intelligent. with lively personality.
Exper. canvassers preferred; very
profitable position in wide open
field. This Is no romance story.
Earnings as high as $50 to $40
daily to live one. Call Mr.. Lowe,
CASHIER. cafeteria. no Sundays or
holidays. best working conditions.
in ir-conditioEed cafeteria. Good
base salary. paid vacations. planned
advancement program and many
other benefits. Meals and uniforms
furn. Apply today, between Q and 3.
CLEAVES FOOD SERVICE CORP,
st6 s616 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring.
CASHIER for cigar counter in air
conditioned drugstore: excellent pay
plus commission. Full-time. a.
hour week. SILVER SPRING DRUGS,
S57h Ga ave. JU. T-5450. III
CASHIER, experienced check: out.
Apply SUITLAND SUPER MARKET.
1884 Suitland rd. s.e., Mr.. Douglas.
10. 9-3300. -i5.
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CLERK

NLEnh
Part-time to assist builder; prefer.
asoly Falls Church resident. Call JE.
CLERK
White. To take charge Of small Of
fee. some knowledge of tipping re-
Quired, but exper. not necessary;
high school education; starting sal
ary: S45 for 5-day week. ROWLEY
Transportation CO., 1911 Ken
CLERKS
For ONCE Of large appliance chain.
ONCE exper. In tipping necessary.
Excellent starting, salary. 40-hour
wk. Perm; position. BENEFITS in
ely ciHds ,;,v vacation a; with pay, groHp hos.
plan. Apply Mr. Dublin. PHILLIPS.
INC" 937 F st. NV. End floor.
CLERK STENOGRAPHER for perm.
position. 5-day wk.; good salary;
excel; working cond.; applicants un-
sf gEeffIlfd RAS1o AeR1' 1P WAaSa " RfFsSn
TON, INC, 1922 14th st. NV. -22
CLERK-TYPIST (white). knowledge
OF insurance. pleasant. surroundings,
air-cooled ONCE. 5-days. 4O-hour
OLEhh-A 1rIoI, experienced only.
RF Sa!arS y,sg open. Call Mrs. Peterson
CLERK -TYPIsT. casualty claims dept.
Typtng and general clerical duties
IN n. air,conditioned office; 5-day wk.
CLERK -TYPISTs. white. to learn
g!hss p9Ss TSTk ns Tast rsst be graduates 9f
school and live in wash. area area: once lfse
mr.. Treasury. start at $3.50 to $500
month for FHa-day week. Phone Ma
CLERY- -TYPIsT. beginner, large miS in
cond. bldg; 35-hour week; retire
ment and group insurance plans;
$3.50 per mo. ST. 6177. IA
CLERK-TYPIsT. white. Jewel Tea
Co. Inc, has opening for girl 1925
Tor gen nral offce work, High school
or 'usiness school education with
soms sood sfs2fIn. sxpfT; typing; Position offers
tions; insurance program and retire
ditinnI mtnt plan; Pleasant working con
kUTHAN. Hobart 571s. -15
CLERK -TYPIST. age 1890; must be
able able to To- type SO words per min. ac-
oansiny carafeIy PoSition with an ex;
employe benefits. Call Me. 69i4.
CLERK -TYPIST for wholesale furni-
ture, store. good hours and working
conditions. Apply r. Mars, The
ContraSt Co, 410 First Sc. -I5
work for retail furniture store. Good
salary; permanent position. Cali Elk.
part-time, ENJOYABLE
work among congenial associates.
nent. Apply Mr.. Waters. D. J.
KAUFMAN, INC, 1905 Penna. ave.
NV. 1R
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I11SN4 ACSCkk4NNAy W
o1 Pierce st. NV. Ia

TYPIST, varied duties In small offlce,
Circle; 4O-hr. week. air-conditioned
ONCE. Salary according to expert
ence. ia. 6-S500. -13
TYPIST. part time. 1 to hours late
afternoon Monday through Friday;
prefer resident Woodacres or Glen
fice in vic. Phone HU. 7414. Ia
TYPIST for billing and general ONCE
work. Permanent position in air
cond. office. Employe benefits. Please
contact Mrs. Taylor. DI. 1850.
EUGENE DIETZGEN CO.. 407 10th
Evening star., 1952-06-13
MEN
1910 YEARS OF AGE

IS-4U YEARS OF AGE
White, to insert papers. Apply ready
to work on Sat. night, June "A, at
$3.50 to Mr.. Ferber. mailroom fore
man, mezZanine floor. Good pay.
Positively no phone calls.
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11O1 penna. Ave NV. Ia
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HELP WoMEN

EGG PLANT WORKERS, white, in
experienced. for second shift; air
con! itioned plant, empioye benents.
Apply ia person, BRENTWOOD EGG
CO.. 2o24 w. Virginia ave. ne.
Ia
FILE CLERK, exper.: attractive open
ing with national trade assn; typ
ing req, PIX exper. helpful; 5-day
week. Call WALKER, DE. 1850;
be experienced and
capable Of taking charge of small
flower shop. 1911 Michigan ave.
ne. Apply by phone. OIL. 4773. II
no answer. OR 1882: Ia
only: full or part time. MORTON'S
DRUG, 30l Pa: ave. sc. -l5
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white. exper.;
day or evening shift: closed Sum
days day and holiday Ssr,pM paid h9liSays aIy
CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV. -16
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, exper.; excel.
salary; meals furnished. 5636 Conn.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. colored. Sc.
pay. 10. 2-5300.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK - Youne
woman. knowledge Of bookkeeping
and typing; Apply IN person. 7126
Wis. ave.. Bethesda. Md. lie
GRAPHOTYPE ADDRESSOGRAPHI
OPERATOR. also some general ONCE
work required; employees discount;
good wages, paid vacation, etc. Ap-
ply before II am, CAVALIER &
BUCKLEY. 1143 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-13

TYPisI:cLERK part time: for a smi
working cond; Replies confidential'
rRPlsr.PBx SGH 13P1nx staE sotPaEERAroR for CO, coun-
try club; permanent position. 5la-
day week. For appt. phone. CH.
rYffsT. 1ISS' REcSEEfPTi1oNIsT-Knowledge
Of bookkeeping helpful; to work in
optical ONCE; ideal working con-
ditions; 6-day wk.; salary open.
See Mr., Violin; FREEDS OPTICAL
white, experienced. good
sEsTATS2NT. 1ffsiN%f Ss; sS14 NTs'h Conn. a Aye .
hI @ for night work. Expe-
rienced. Attractive. Good tips. AP-
PLY HOFBERG'S RESTAURANT
1882 Eastern ave. -17
experienced must be
over 81. Apply In person after ] m.
354S 14th st. NV. STEVENS CAFE
ID
WAITRESS. white; night shift. {
pm. to am; good pay, good tips
Call JU. 7-7126. Ia
WAITRESS-Nieht work. no Suns.
7-hr. day. 741S Wis. ave, OIL. $3.50
WAITRESS-Hours. 4 to IL. Good
pay and good tips. CAPITOL GAR
WAITRESS WANTEDNPart time. ap-
ply to MT. VERNON BAR AND
GRILL, All 18th ST NV Ia
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HELP MEN

Tv SERvICEMAN, with car. exper,
Apply DYNAMIC STORES. 1900 @
UPhOLSTERERs. experienced. Apply
Mr.. Hoover. Upholstery Shop,
SHOREHAM HOTEL, $500 Calvert
st. NV, between 8 am. and pm.
Evening star., 1952-06-13

TELEVTSION ANTENNA INSTALLER
Helper to work outside and learn
Tv antenna installation work. can
nv SERVICE MAN TRAINEE. theo-
retical BACKGROUND required; exper.
not nee. THOMAS CIRCLE RADIO,
HO. 1920. 17s
TIMER, man with jobbing expert
ence can make profitable connection.
EBERLYS, 110S K st. NV. DI.
TIRE CHANGER and recapper. must
have D. c. drivers license. Apply
AMERICAN TIRE CO., 1915 K st..
ne, AT. 1919. -16
Apply ALKO CORP, 1112 Congress
st. ne. See Mr.. Balcom. IA
Evening star., 1952-06-13
ROUTE SALESMAN

Good paying route available for hard
working man; union scale wages;
hosp. insurance, paid vacation and
uniforms. ROYAL CROWN BOT
TLING CO., 100 Jefferson-Davis
hwy. Arlington. Va, OF. 1884.
Evening star., 1952-06-13

CLERK
White. To take charge Of small Of
fice, some knowledge of tipping re-
quired, but exper. not necessary;
high school education; starting SAL
ary. S45 for 5-day week. ROWLEY
TRANSPORTATION CO., 1911 Ken
ilWorth ave. me-, vi. 4443. IA
Evening star., 1952-06-13

VULCANIZER
Experienced, good salary and working
conditions. Ben Hundley. BAG
14th st. NV.
WASH AND POLISH MAN. colored
5h-day wk.. experienced only. So
30 basis. plus guarantee; Apply
Mr.. Morris. MASON MOTOR CO.
INC. Bath and Benning rd. ne.
WASH AND LUBRICATION MAN
All modern eauipt.; good working
conds. Apply 710 Rhode Island ave
WOOL PRESSER. Good pay; CEN
Vernon ave. Alex. Va. Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
Veterans Told 10 Act
on Studies
By he Assoeiuied Press

The Veterans Administration
today reminded World War II
veterans who interrupted CT bill
training to return to military
service that they should move
quickly after discharge If they
want to resume their studies.
VA regulations say they must
resume the training within .
reasonable period after release
from active duty.
That reasonable period" VA
said, win be based on circum-
stances of each veterans case.
and will depend on the kind OF
training he is taking and NUM-
Der of other factors.
Three requirements that must
be met, it was added, are: The
mans conduct and progress on
previous courses must have been
satisfactory; further training Will
be limited to the amount he Is
entitled to under the CT bill; and
the courses may not extend be.
yond July IS. 1856.
VA officials said they had no
estimate of the number OF
veterans who might be eligible TO
resume their studies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
Doctors Order WincheII
To Drop Everything
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI BEACH, Jan. 2S.-Doc-
tors planned further tests today
for Broadway Colupnist Walter
Winchell, who said he has been
ordered to drop everything" for
at least a month.
Mr.. Winchell, who is 81, an
nounced on his broadcast last
night that he had been ordered
to rest and later said the decision
followed an examination by his
physician and a heart specialist.
Mr.. Winchell said they told
him his condition was good" but
if he didn't stop all activity he
might not be around to talk
about it in another week or a
month"
He said he was told to take a
complete rest.
The columnist, who has been
coming to Miami Beach for sew
eral seasons. said he found him.
self dragging" and rubbing his
eyes from what he thought was
eye strain. He also said he had
|difficulty breathing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
Michigan Mans Ashes
Buried in Detroit River
BY the Assoeiaied Press

DETROIT, Jan. 2S.-The first
official Detroit River burial since
1872 was held yesterday to fulfill
the death-bed wish Of a school,
man who loved the water.
The ashes Of Christian T. An
derSon, 46-year-old Detroit Board
of Education secretary, who died
January 8, were committed to the
river waters with rites from q
Coast Guard buoy tender. Stand
ing by was a Detroit police har-
bormaster tug.
Men Of the Detroit Power
Squadron. a private organization
which assists the Coast Guard
and harbormaster officers. con-
Quoted the rites for their fellow
member. They said the river
burial was the first in 100 years.
Mr.. Anderson, q Navy lieu
tenant commander in World War
II, asked that his remains be
placed in the river he had known
since boyhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
Field Marshal Alexander
wilt Be Named an Earl
BY the Assoeia,ed Press

LONDON, Jan. 28.-Field Mar
shall Viscount Alexander win ster
up another rank in Britain's peer
age when he gives up his post
as Governor General of Canada.
An official announcement today
from No. 10 Downing Street
Prime Minister Winston Church
ilPs oficial residence, said the
famous World War II general
would be named an earl.
The government announced
Thursday that Lord Alexander
soon would relinuuish the Cana.
dian governor generalship which
he has held since 1916. He vii
be succeeded by Vincent Massey
former Canadian high commits
sioner in London.
Government sources have re-
ported that. Lord Alexander has
been asked to take over the jOt
as Britain's Minister Of Defense
This post now is held along with
the prime zninisterShip by aMr
Churchill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
Cockfight Raid Provides
Feast for Youngsters
BY the Assoeicted Press

ROCHESTER. Jan. 28.-The
kids at the Hillside Children's
Center thoroughly enjoyed chick
en- dinner yesterday. They didn't
know the birds had been primed
to do battle the previous night
In, a gamecock ring.
State police raided the Monroe
farm in nearby Groveland Satur-
day night. arrested 1870 persons
and seized 81 gamecocks.
The birds were turned over to
the Humane Society. which served
them to the youngsters as part
of huge Sunday chicken dinner.
The arrested persons pleaded
guilty to witnessing a cock fight
and were fined $40 each. Police
said 20 women were included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
Herbert Hoover. Gains
Some Support From
Bridges on Troop Cut

Former President Hoover's pro-
posal to reduce the military ground
forces gained some support today
from Senate Minority Leader
Bridges.
Senator Bridges, in a radio dis
cusSion with Chairman Leon Key
serling of the Presidents Council
of Economic Advisers. said he be-
lieved Congress could make "some
reductions. in the armed services.
Mr.. Keyserling said he would go
along with the military experts
on that problem.
The American Forum Of the Air
broadcast yesterday produced a
sharp debate between Senator
Bridges and Mr.. Keyserling on the
size of the Presidents recent
budget request for $85.5 billion.
Mr.. Keyserling predicted that
the final total approved by Con-
gress will be close to the Presi-
dents total. He said that when
sensible men look at the world
situation today they viii reach
the conclusion that this is about
what we have to do"
Calls Prosperity 'Phony.'
Senator Bridges criticized the
administration for lacking "the
will" to economic. He asserted
that "our prosperity today is
phony." He called on Congress to
stop acting like a rubber stamp
and to fry the fat out Of the
|spendthrift budget"
"If you don't like high taxes.
high spending and a record debt. !"
he declared, "there is only one
way to get a change. Next Mo-
vember put a different group in
office to run the Government in
Washington"
Senator's Charge Disputed.
Mr.. Keyserling, explaining that
he did not want to engage in a
political debate, and that "he was
not primarily interested in the
success of any political party"
commended that the Truman budg-
let represents a prudent effort"
to face current realities at home
and abroad. He disputed a charge
by Senator Bridges that Govern
ment spending in the military
sphere is geared to about war
levels.
Senator Bridges said he agreed
with former President Hoover's
warning earlier yesterday that
Imitation is coming in our homes
through the kitchen door, and
taxes are coming in the front
door," Mr.. Keyserling held that,
despite taxes and high prices, "our
economy is in sound shape and
the standards of living of the peo-
pie are high"