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Evening star., 1952-10-18
VARITYPIST
AND
IAY-uP COMPOSITOR

Experienced in light-table makeup,
involving page layout. ruling, trip
ping inserts. ETC.. and general knowl-
edge Of procedures involved In pre-
pairing copy for Offset reproduction.
Call ME. 6914. -23
WAREHOUSE STOCKMAN and truck
BOILING AIR FORCE POST Elk
CHANGE, Bldg. T-626. -19
WASH AND LUBRICATToN MAN
Good hours; all modern equipment;
good working conditions. Apply
40 Rhode Island ave. ne. is
experienced; apply
in person. II. Il. KLEIN. $50 r
81 NV. -1S
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FOUNTAIN CLERKS

Night shift, IL pm. to 8 am. Well.
PAID work at our soda fountain.
We will train you. Uniforms fur
nlsned and laundered free. Apply
STORE. 14th and Thomas Circle
NV. 80
IMMEDIATE OPENING for disnla1
man or woman, interested in de-
partment store display work. Exper-
ience not necessary: we will train
9uallned person. J. c. PENNEY CO.,
Silver Spring. Md. pa
WANTED-Couple, white or colored;
woman, cook, housemaid; man.
cnauneur and houseman: 2 In fam
ly; Bethesda area; refs. required.
WI S114. 30
FARM COUPLE to operate 40 acres
level; 3S mi. d. c. CO. 1926. 10
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COMPTOMETER OPERATOR-Excel.
working conditions with national
company; must be experienced oper-
ator; 40-hour week. salary commen-
surate with ability. Call MIR. LOO
B pm. -19
COOK, for small restaurant. pleasant
working conditions. good pay. ia.
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CREDIT SUPERVISOR

Exper. credit INVESTIGATOR who car
vestigators. Good working condi.
tions. Phone MR.. WARNER. ST
4S00. 10
DANCE INSTRUCTORESS, part time
at exclusive local hotel; So per
hr. Call DU. 1850. 4 to & nm. only
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PART OR FULL TIME
.JR EXECITTTVE,
WANTED-SALESMAN

Man to represent large national
Operate through wholesalers, pro-
noting product with lumber dealers
and residential builders. Half of
time. in outside territory. half in
Washington-Baltimore metropolitan
area. Salary. commission. automo-
experience with national building
material mnufcturer or his distrihu-
tors. In brief summary include EN-.
ployment data, present salary and
telephone number. interviews Oct
21 and 20. Box 142-J, Star. lie
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JANITOR

Colored, married, no children; apt
bldg in NV; at least 8 yrs eXper
stoker furnace and all modern re.
pairs; local ref; nice quarters. al
right man. Call WO. 0322.
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CIERK-TYPTST

With pleasant personality,
in congenial ONCE; company
paid benefits. Apply in per-
. son. OLD COLONY FINANCE
CORP. 3219 Rhode Island
ave-. Mt, Rainier, Md.
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EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY

SALES CLERKS, exEperiencsd; fun
Dolan, BRENTWOOD DRUGS, 1901
sA1EsMANMstorm Al L sHsi n:s; windows, aa fencins
and siding; highest dollar paid for
your efforts. For appt., KE. 7-0520
SALESMAN, with car, excellent
good commission; leads furn. ABBEY
HOME IMPROVEMENT, 37O7 14th
sAIiiEsMSAN-Married. % to 40: o. 8.
day week: local; permanent; out
sdn sda wSpp Xppy ss5 s1N ana EFF SeES s9Rs
CO., 1910 Vermont ave. Phone, Ma
SALESMAN, for camera store; ambi-
tious, willing to progress; good sal
sEyi bensflES; epNTsp Me Z, Keir s.5 RITZ CAM
SALESMAN, established biscuit CO.:
northeast and southeast Wash;
salary. car allowance and comm.
sGT M BladSnssarg Mo
candies. Truck furn.: bond required.
Maryland counties. CURTIS CANDY
CO.. 212 N. Bentlou ST.. Baltimore,
Md. Gilmore 2249. go
SALESMAN. experienced; hats and
hassrdashery saary plus com
ment. Apply ADAM HATS, 1929
F st. NV. -21
SALESMAN CLERK
Retail tire store; exper.: good salary
and working conditions. BEN HUMID
LEY. 3446 14th st. NV.
SALESMEN-t you can earn $3.50 q
week or more we have place for
you In our long established outside
selling organization. Joe fash NEW
YORK JEWELRY 719 7th st. NV.
|SALESMAN-COL for estab-
lished industrial insurance route.
Unlimited opportunity for man with
initiative and ability; auto neces-
sary. Apply 503 Victor Bldg. TIA
9th st. NV. 30
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TV SERVICE MEN
AND BENCHMEN
We have positions paying
up to 500 for five days
per week.
Annual leave and insurance benefits
Aforementioned shop. For further
details phone Mr.. Gill. Ii. 7-9020
GEORGES
2145 Queens Chapel Rd. NE
nv TECHNICIAN-New organizatior
desires outside serviceman to take
charge of that dept; excel. oppor.
tunity to become part Of . reputable
firm. Call LU. 2-1660. -19
Tv TECHNICIAN, prestige music
store; permanent position; many
benefits, top salary for top man. Sci
MR.. AMENT. lis E st. NV.
UPHOLSTERER, 3S17 Livingston ct
NV. Call OR. 2431 or OIL. 9261
UPHOLSTERER, 1st-class shop. Ap.
ply in person, VIRGA 81 CO., 712e
Wisconsin ave-. Bethesda. -21
UTILITY MAN for warehouse. b-day
week; choice Of day of: salary COM
mensurate with experience; phone
Z OIL. 1866 20
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HOUSEkEEPER, white: 5-day-wk.:
live out; family 2 employed adults:
pam cooking, light housework, Be.
HOUSEKEEPER-C R-COMPANION, white.
to live IN, take care of 2 small chill
dren while mother works. AP. 1919.
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SHEET METAL MECHANICS and
helpers: exper, In duct and layout
work. Apply Z to s am. or 4 &.
pm. 1916 Taylor ct. NV. 10
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HEtP--MEN
PORTER
POTTER

For apt: permanent S to 4; $50
NEDY-WARREN. 3Ia3 Conn. ave.
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TOOI,MAKERS

TOOLMAKERS
To make jigs, fixtures and tooling
in precision machine shop. Our
work Is varied and interesting, but
requires q high degree of crafts
manship. Top wages and real OPP
r-conditioned plant; sick leave.
vacation. overtime.
Ahrendt Instrument Co.
4910 Calvert Rd., College Park. Md.
UN. 7400 20
TREE EXPERTS, exper. men, wanted
by established Arm; year-around
work. good pay. Call DE. 1471 eyes.
TRfM III sun CARPENTERS. See Mr..
SANDS s. . J on Job at 261l Stanton SS
TRUCK DRIVERS, for furniture
store; must know city and suburbs.
Apply 2021 14th st. NV. 10
TRUCK DRIVER for hesvy-duty local
hauler; permanent work; ct least 26
years old, good driving background
and references. Call ME. 663S. en-
playment Office, only between 10
and l am. Mon. or Tues. 10
TRUCK DRIVERS (colored) to ham
die teleyision receivers and major
appliances. Good opportunity for
sober and reliable men. Many COM
pany benefits; big discount privi-
ledges. Apply in person. PHILLIPS
Warehouse, 20l2 Shannon pl., Sc.
Anacostia, d. c. go
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TRUCK MECHANIC, must be expert.
enced and all-around man with
ability to work into foreman; hos
pitalization, insurance, vacation,
steady work, good pay to the right
man. Call NO. 7700. 10
TV MAN, outside. part time, ewes. and
SaIEvsoN Sfas fstGSE co ss6I ArbCT hA0Fo st.
Tuxedo. Md. UN. S111. 80
TV SERvICEMAN, experienced, must
be reliable; top salary. Apply
Colesville rd.. JU. 7-940O. 10
Car furnished. Best pay and work.
ing conditions. DOWD'S TV. 441S
Conn. ave-, OR. 1900. III
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APPLY MR.. sTEINBACH
Z YIYIYHC O. HlYHAn HYIER

LIZ ID q I1OO. OAIII
1909 g ST. NV.
SALESMEN-PART TIME
8 hours night; increase your in.
come $1O0 or more a week No can.
definite appointment. We viii trair
you. Call for appointment.
ST. 1891, HO. 2l82
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INSURANCE
ADUJSTERS

INSURANCE MAN With car for estab.
Nith oppor for oCS one Wiins to eonos %osi
!or good salary. Phone Ma. 1878 OF
RA: 55S9. ewes. or wk. ends. -21
JANlIOR. colored. for large apt
nSHsse: 9ts must be experienced cleaner
switchboard: no quarters. Can Ma
Evening star., 1952-10-18

CASHIER, experienced, for fulI-time
employment as theater cashier.
Apply in person to LOUIS BERN
HEIMER THEATERS. ONCE 6. 1911
r. 1 ave. ne. 80
CASHIER for drug store. Pleasant
surroundings, 5-day wk. Apply in
person, QUIGLEYS. 21st and G.
credit clothing store; good
salary; permanent position. STAR
CLOTHING. 714 9TH st. NV. 20
CASHIER
desired; permanent posi-
tion. excellent salary, liberal pur-
chase discount: in ladies' specially
shop. Apply office.
PASTERNAK'S
1910 fvo,,n Aya NJ w on
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statesmen

One Of Washington's finest men'i
wear stores has permanent positions
open in It's furnishings and sports
wear departments for experienced
and capably qualified men to sell
quality merchandise to select ellen.
tele. Average earnings In this store
largest in city. Excellent guaranteed
salary against high commission. Hos
pitalization and insurance benefits
liberal discount on purchaseS.
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HElP-MEN
Unlimited Onnortl1nitv

OAAA4AAAA1O0 NPHOA VSAAAACy
pa Spanies @ car can Employ employ a % personsbi.
young man, 26 to 40, married. ane
with . good educational background
For the man who qualities we car
offer a salary and commission ar.
rangement during training. Dc
not apply unless you are inter.
ested in $1,000 per year and up
Reply Box 902 Blair Station. Sill
ver Spring. -1g
PART OR FULL TIME
JR. EXECUTIVE
$50 week White. 20 to "a. MR.
pAVVICK. sos R. I. ave. ne, Mon
day & pfn 20
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TRUCK DRIVERS

TOP SALARY MEN
ONLY
SEVERAL POSITIONS OPEN
WITH GEORGES RADIO
AND TV CO., LARGEST AP-
PLIANCE FIRM IN THE
IS TEADY DEPENDABLE
WORK. PLENTY OF Sc
CURITY AND ADVANCE
MENT FOR RELIABLE
SOBER MEN. w.
LIBERAL COMPANY DIS
COUNTS AND INSURANCE
BENEFITS, PAID VACA-
TIONS AND SICK LEAVE
PLUS EXTRA PAY FOR
ANY OVERTIME.
APPLY IN PERSON TO
MIR. CATTERTON
GEORGES WAREHOUSE
BUILDING
2145 Queens Chapel Rd. NE
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MAN WITH CAR
Big earnings; good refs. 81. 1851
YOUNG BOYS
FULL TIME ST.

Ambitious and courteous boys to de-
liver proofs to our advertisers; 5-day
40.hr. week; 1919 yrs. of age ant
willing to give. good attendance. i
under IS. bring birth certificate
Apply Personnel. Room COS. Oper
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. NJ
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-10-18
.IR. ACCOUNTANT

JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS wanted
report to work with tools z am. al
4501 Hamilton St, Hyattsville. Md
Evening star., 1952-10-18

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Full-time work: exper only. good sal
to start; vacation with pay; hosp
plan; large Essc service station. Ap.
ply LEE PERSHING ESQ. 1900 n
Pershing dr., Arl.. Va. OW. T707
Evening star., 1952-10-18
EDGEMooR MOTOR CO.

EDGEMOOR MOTOR CO.
FORD DEALER
1901 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 1870
BAKERY sALESLADIES for our Be-
thesda store. $50 per week with
plenty Of room for advancement;
bakery or waitress experience pre-
ferred: age limit, II to 40; 10 am.
S6tessp6 SsSG 50F pAsFRv ssRi FHR sHoPs EAM0g7 sS
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman; top
salary, commission; experienced only
Apply SUE HAIR STYLISTS, 946
Wayne ave. Silver Spring, sH. 1921.
|BEAUTICIAN. colored. with follow
NV. or call Elk. 956l. 19'
experienced manicurist;
aHEEN's Beauty SALON. 724 Nprin ttth
BEAuTic1ANs III - washinston's- -nS most
Tuckerman st. and Georgia ave.
Call RA. 1908. IA
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around. B.
tions. ANNA TCHHEREsE. 1875 Conn.
BExur4 aysi P9j drERs4oR fEa2i Earn $50 ss5 to
TIVE HA1RDREssERs. THO Eve
BEAtTY fsi ~ OPERATOR - EXPERIENCED nS
ssDa0s ssoa f. n manass 7s snd eos oDsrase
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exper.; 5-day
wk:, hrs. 8 to 6, guaranteed salary.
50% commission. oV. 1134 or KI.
BookKEEPER - Good, permanent
position for alert young woman.
Moons, " Auditor. EBB1TTf HOTEL,
10th and H SITS. NV. IA
BOOKKEEPER, auto experience or
one with, excellent accounting
Bridge rd.. Fairfax, Va. "a
BOOKKEEPER to work for large Gen.
eral Motors dealer in Md. suburban
vancement, disqualification plans
and paid vacation, to experienced
boolkkeeper. preferably with GIN Lex sx-
ences. BOX 324-L. Star. lis
BOOKKEEPERS (2). 5a-day wk.. ex-
cellent salaries. one for nearby Arl.
dOTntSTn a0Ta,n.T1 ~ ?. G. Call Di. s117 for
BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIsT. auto
motive experience preferred, salary
commensurate with experience and
ability; must be able to prepare
monthly trial balance and profit and
loss statement. SCHhEGEL g.
GOLDEN. Carroll and Maple sts..
Takoma Park. D. c.. GE: 1900: lie
BOOKKEEPER
For real estate office, exper. double
entry; must be alert. able to handle
responsibility: salary to start. .S65.
Increase commensurate with ability:
unusual opportunity. Write. stating
age and employment last years.
Star. 10
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INSTRUMENT MAKERS

Do you have thorough machine shor
background, plus experience in pre-.
cision assembly? II so, we can Offer
you top wages and real opportunity
Modern air conditioned plant; sick
leave, vacation, overtime.
Ahrendt Instrument Co.
4910 Calvert Rd., College Park, Md
Evening star., 1952-10-18
HElP-WoMEN

PIX OPERATOR, experienced. Eve
ming until midnight, Apply Person
PHOTOGRAPHER, woman, portrait,
unusual offer. for pro-. or top ANA
teur. capable of all around iexecu-
tion of finished product. Comfort
able working conditions, in honey
atmosphere. TU. 1852 ewes. or week
end. -21
5-day wk. Apply after 9:30 am,
BRHWOOD. 1917 q st. NV. ia
RECEPTlONIST, 24-30. attractive,
for exclusive Photographic studio;
experience in selling and retouching
starts at 500 week plus commits
sion. Call AID. 0204. Sat. Sun
and al week. Ia
Evening star., 1952-10-18

for real estate office
specializing in the management OF
ONCE and apartment buildings: small
congenial force; pleasant environ
ment; 5-day week; salary, $50 per
week. Please call Mrs. Mcmahon at
RE. 5201 between 9 and 5 Monday
to arrange appointment for an inter-
MARX w1NKLER MANAGEMENT
RE. 5201 1117 Vermont Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
PHARMACIST

Full-time, perm, for active
Conn. ave. drugstore. Top
salary, excel. working conds.,
paid vacation and other store
benefits Apply WOODLEY
DRUGSTORE. 3527 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
VOTING MAN

YOUNG MAN
Between the ages Of 21 and rs as
stockman for national concern. $50
per week to start. Good opportunity
for advancement. Good local ref
erences required. Call Ii. 3-532S,
Mon morning. between 8 and l. for
appointment 10
Evening star., 1952-10-18
ROUTE statesmen

For established laundry and dry
cleaning routes in an area with un-
limited possibilities, for energetic
Evening star., 1952-10-18
HELPER
= Y~Tr- --- >

LIGHTLY BUILT
For air-conditioning and ventilatinr
duct cleaning. Mostly night work
Full time. Good salary; advance,
ment. 6b31 Illinois ave. NV. -2(
HOuSEMAN. .colored. must have loca
ref; apply housekeeper. MERIDIAN
HILL HOTEL. 18th and Euclid sts
Evening star., 1952-10-18
RECEPTIONIST

With knowledge of sect switchboard
for pleasant work In lobby of mod
ern NV. apt. bldg. Apply in person
to res. mgr. THE GREENBRIAR,
1901 Mass. ave NV. 30
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30
External Infection
Slows Cattle Gains

The old saying that "the eye Of
the master fattens his cattle" ap-
plies to growing and breeding stock
AS well as to feeder cattle.
Experienced Maricopa county
ranchers and feeders keep an eye
cut, not only for ways to put on
top gains, but for signs of ring
worm, warts, foot rot and other
external infections that may slow
down fattening and growth.
The know these infections weak
en- an animals resistance and may
lead to more serious diseases, OBJ
erves o. G.. Lough, county agent
For example, ringworm infection,
besides causing cattle to look un-
slightly following scratching and
bleeding, opens the way for screw
worms attacks. Warts also may
lead directly to screwworm dam
age.
Foot rot, which usually occurs
in cattle kept, in wet fields or feed
ing pens, slows down gains through
Iameness that means fewer trips
TO the feed bunk and water tank
for infected animals.
Free circulars on how to prevent
these infections and how to recog-
nize early sumptions are available
in Lough's office. Ways to admin
ister treatment in the corral and
the help of your local. veterinarian
also are suggested in the Agricul-
tural Extension Service circulars
on warts, ringworm and footrot in
cattle. -.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30
Grand Master
Dickey Attends
Council

Lloyd D. Dickey, grand master of
Arizona Jurisdiction, reports very
successful and interesting meeting
of Grand Masters Council of Prince
Hall masonry of United states,
which he attended last week at
Newark, N. ]. There were more
than thirty-six: Jurisdictions repre-
Sented by Grand Masters. Full re-
ports were made by Thurgood Mar
shall, chief counsel. of NAACP, of
the funds established by Prince
Hall Masonry known as the Legal
Research Department of NAACP." "
Another $4,000 was pledged for
the coming year to carry on work
of this department. Mr.. Dickey
went by way of TWA through
Cleveland, Ohio, where he visited
his two brothers, Roosevelt and
Rhett Dickey and his. nephew and
niece Thomas and Lucille. He also
visited friends in New York and
another brother, William D. Dickey,
the, father of Eleanor Ragsdale,
who lives in Darby, Penn.
Also during this season, he re-
ceived the approval from the Most
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30
How's Your B.0.5.?
By RUTH NELSON SAWYER

New York, (GlobaD.-D o you
have the Breath O. Spring" or are
you guilty of (horrorsl halitosis !?
No, this isn't a commercial pitch
for "mouth-as-sWeet" mouthWash; /;
it's just our way of putting you on
your guard. Unless your purse is
outfitted to-. carry toothbrush,
toothpaste, mouthWash and sen-sen,
you are subject to run afoul (no
pun intended) of midday breath" ;"
BY the time you've done your
mornings work, had lunch (usuaI-.
ly with pickles on the side) and
done your afternoon cramming of
franks, hamburgers, cheeseburgers
("Onions and Saurkraut, pleaseD
your stomach is beginning to rebel.
Bad breath then despite the
mints) is inevitable.
know, you're saying: "She's not
telling me anything I don't know.
But what can do about it?"
The answer is simple: Regula-
ton of your diet and plenty of wa
ter. Sure, you can attain pleas
ant breath via tablets, peppermints
and the like, but that is only tenn
porary.
It is vitality important, with the
hot weather approaching, that you
resist the temptation to cram
"short snacks" and sodas between
your regular meals. Stick to the
same three-meals-a-day' diet which
has brought you through the cold
weather In fact, it would be wise
if you would cut down on the bulk
of your meals, substituting salads
where possible, but steering clear
of onions and (hic( pickles. And
don't forget to drink many glasses
OF water a day.
Your purse doesn't have to re-
semble a medicine cabinet = nor
your breath the odor of one. Moth
er Nature will sweeten your dispo-
sition, and your breath, if you re-
Any question? Write me, co
Global News Syndicate, Hotel The
resa, New York, N. Y.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30
TEXANS
NEWS

Vetd,anS who do not request
their 1852 National Service Life In
surance dividends in cash before it
is due will be notified by the Veter-
ans Administration of the dividend
amount placed on deposit to their
credit.
VA said dividends notices will be
mailed to such veterans after the
1852 anniversary dates of their poll
cies-the dtaes when the 1852 divi-
dend is payable. The first notices
are scheduled to be mailed soon.
The notice will advise the policy
holder that if the dividend credit is
not applied in payment of premiums
becoming due and not otherwise
paid, or is disposed of in full at
the insured's request within three
months from the anniversary date
it will earn interest.
The authority for this procedure
is Public Law 36, SIND Congress.
This law provided that on and aft
er January 1, 1852, dividends on
NSLI shall be applied in payment
OF premiums becoming due and not
otherwise paid unless the insured
has requested payment of the di-
vidend in cash.
VA has begun to mail 1852 divi-
dend checks to policyholders who
have made requests in writing for
cash payments. Approximately o.
100000 policyholders are eligible
for the S2OO,O0O,OOO dividend
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30

Well FOlks:-
Pm going to try to start a little
early this week. Friday is usually
my deadline, bat as that is a hOli-
day =. here goes.
Well, the City Commission have
approved returning the truck
routes to Henshaw Road when the
repair work on that street is COM
pleted. 1 wonder if anything was
accomplished? Because if mem,O
serves me right, and / believe it
does, MIR. Linsey mace the state
ment at prior meeting that the
new pavement on HenshaW Road,
when completed, would not be
heavy enough to accommodate
large trucks and that he person.
ally would not be in favor of rOut-
ing trucks over it. Oh, well, time
will tell. Let's hope for the best.
AS Always,
"Reddy"
P.C.-Tis a. long weekend COM
ing up. Let's enjoy it to the full
est. Our large selection of bever-
ages should he big help. Come
and get 'em.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30
TYNDALL, Sd, TRIBUNE AND

REGISTER: "Those who have :.
paid their taxes for 1851 have been
faced with larger tax bill than
they paid last year-another new
reminder that the cost of govern
ment. at all levels has taken an
other jump upward"
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30

American flag ships provide reg
ular service on 80 trade routes 70
all principal ports in the world.
NN~~N~~~~~~~>~~~~~ ~~~~~>~~>~~~~~~~~~~s~
Pursuant Grand Commander of the
Southern Jurnisdiction of United
States Villa w. Allen, to, receive
the 33 degree, the honorary degree
which is the highest degree obtain
able in Masonry.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30

Feeling pretty important now my
name has been added to young Doc
Harper's walking Blood Bank"
Il take Whitley Fishers place. He's
away at Agricultural College.)
Young Doc started this idea
after he took over old Doc Emer-
sons practice. Claimed that in
farm community like ours, most
accidents requiring transfusions
happen SO far from hospitals
you often can't get .plasma fast
enough to do any good.
So he starts keeping a notebook
list of about 80 people, who be-
tween them cover all blood types.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30
sOMERVlLLE, MASS, JOUR

NAL: "The cost of living can be
kept from reaching ruinous S
heights only if we increase our
productivity, siphon off surplus
dollars, and help stop 'wage-price
leap frog"
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30

American flag passenger and car
go ships protect United States ira
velers and shippers from discrim-
ination by foreign flag lines.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30
From where | sit .. by Joe Marsh
Me-A walking
Blood Bank"
AduerttSenen.

Volunteers promise to bring blood
Son the hoof" and when
ever and wherever it's needed.
From where sit, volunteering"
is good citizenship and good sense
because you're protecting your
self, too. Like the way beer retail
ers belong to that Self Regulation
Program the Brewing Industry
sponsors. By volunteering to keep
their places always clean and or
derly, they benefit themselves -.
and can bank" on extra "divi-
dends" from public goodwill.
&e MA.4&
S BREWERS FOUNDATION ~ ,o.o
HIDING, PHOENIX. ARIZONA
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30

FOR RENT-Air- cooled apartments
end rooms. 8O5 S.. Montezuma Ave.
Phone 4-2284. ....t g..l
FOR RENT-5-room house; mod.
ern. 1125 w. Sonora st. Phone.
1853.
FOR SALE, only $500 down, =
modern stucco house. Total price
just $4,O5O. Other good buys. See
Mrs. Hendrickson, with Peoples
Realty Co. Phone 3-0491 or 4-3076.
1874 E. Monroe st.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30

IA O WE'D
Mrs. Mary Marie Gront wishes
to announce fhut she has
moved her resident from
2124 South 9th Avenue to
1922 West Sonor0 Avenue.
PHONE 4-o573
Evening star., 1952-02-01

Lateral fees be required when per-
sons are arrested on such charges
Judge Milton Kronheinl Of thu
Municipal Court, pointed out
however, the refusal to permit
forfeiture of collateral might
mean that policemen would have
TO spend more time tn court, He
asked that q cor1n1ittee be ap-
pointed to bring In q report al
the next meeting.
High school Courses.
The conference decided to Worl
with the Commissioners Trafis
Advisory Board ii trying TO en-
large the driver training courses
In the high schools. Il,
The conference recommended
that the Director Of Vehicles ai1c
Trafic and the Police Depart
n1ent should consider means te
irnpound ears parked on arterial
during the rush hours
and that the judges of the Munich
pal Court be requested to require
substantial collateral and levy
fines for such viola.
tionS. 3
It was also requested that q
survey be made of available Dis
trict-owned space for parking Inn
pounded cars to alleviate the pres
eat crowded nditions at the pre-
cinctS.