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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15
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@etpobnIitb ntadt ein r8ug" II,
6en @intermonaten Sanuar ltno Sc
bruar inn Spiepbin1,m oie &unbe
unter oen Stuoe,tten. ginmal mar es
Sharla6fieber, oergangenes Sabr
mar es sic SIu. 9ieies Sabr mltBtet'
pieIe SduIen in Ohio idlieBen, tpeil
piele S6iiIer pesen Ser Slu idlieBen
muBten. gSir blieben oiesmal bon Der
Slu peri6ont, aber ettpas anoeres bal
Inn iid gegriffen. Siele Stuoenten
botten sic 0teasles, aber in miloer
Sorn1, 10 oaB oie meilten nun lei6t
oapon erfranften.
8os biesmol lebr auffane1tb er'
l6ien, mar, baB jogar bier Wtttglie6er
ser Safult1t baran erfranften. @abrs
l6einli1 lperoen Dor gnoe Der Sab
res5eit nod tpeitere SGlle porfommen.
Sffenbar nebnen uniere Stuoenten
sic So6e ouf Die lei6te S6ulter, ia
freuen iid ioeor oariiber, oa tpegen
ser grfranfllng ser Brofeiioren meb.
rere l1nterribtsitunben ausfauen.
9as olles benefit, oaB oieie &ranf-
belt nicbt auf bic &inoer bei9rGnft
bleibt. Soifentli6 bleiben mir bon Ser
Slu berIdont; bie Weaslers iinb lei6s
ter 81 ertragen.
Ser Sriibling itebt Dor ser Sire,
obpobl ser Wfonat Wdr5 S6nee unb
fdlteres @etter bra6te. Die Belt oes
Geinema6ens in alien 8eb1uoen nabt
beran. Die Stuoenten perri6ten bieie
srbeit. 9lugenblidli6 fonn brauBen
nod fpenig gei6eben, biz Der 8ooen
troden lit unb bie Dt6r5ipinbe aIles
eetrodnet baben. slrt lit oamit be.
I6dftigt, bas @ras Inn Die So6l9ule
berum uno bie @ei5enfelber nit
gtitrogen au beIprengen. ST ma6t iid
audi bereit, 5tpan5ig 9lcres nit @ei-
5en 5u bel1en.
Der Jriibling bringt langere Sage
uno pGrmeres @etter. Sns beoeltet
aud fleinere &e6nungen fir gleftri=
5itGt uno ipeniger &oblen
Gor 5tpei 8o6en nurben Sic ber=
l6ieOenen BON unieren 9lrbeitern por=
genommenen 8erriftl1ngen erlpGbnt.
6erner muroe aud ertuabnt, oaB bier
unopier5ig Brielter, S6Deltern llno
2uien oabei bebilflid iino. Sn anoe=
rem @orten: fiir ie6s ooer Teben
Stubente1 gibt es cine bolle slrbeits=
itunoe. 8ir mo6ten ipiiien, tuie oieies
Serbdltnis in anoeren dbnli6en sln=
italten iib berbdlt. y
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15
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fiir bas sSoiepbtuunl

ginliegeno $500 = ST 100 fir ben
l60nen &alenber unb $500 fir oen
Sbio-@aiienfreuno'. Moge @ottes
reibiter Segen oas Soiepbinum Itets
legnen uno erbalten!
9t. s., Sn0.
Siermit ienoe id Sbnen $1.OO 5ll
gbren bes FL. Soiepb gum 9amens'
tag oes 8dpltliden gollegium Sole.
pbinum fir einen Stuoenten.
g. &c., g. s.
Seute i6ide i6 Sbnen ben Sabres'
betrog fiir ben ,Sbio,8 8aiienfreunO'
2erielbe lit ieit langen Sabren 1lnle,
better Sausfreuno.
ltnbef., @is.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15
UnhrHangptgr

Soiepb S. Mmerbader, @atte Ser
Sran Srancis 8eisner, 8ater bon
8illiam S. l1no sSoiepb Brennan nnb
Uer. 6. 9. Slice, Ne1pington, Conn,
orei gnfel uno flint ltrenfel. Ser Ser.
ltorbene lit in Ilbanp, N. g., ianft i'm
Serrn, tpobl berieben oabingeibie-
ben. Sitter, treuer 2eler. 11nIere
Seler tperoen gebeten, bes BerItorbe-
men in ibren @ebeten at gebenfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15
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Samstas, Is. MGrs 1852.
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Spnntns, Is. NtGrs: 9ritter Saiten'
ionntas (OenlD. - @pan g e.
Iium: Selus treibt einen Seufel
aus (2uf. ~.
Montag, II. Mar5: Batri5ius.
3ienstag, 1S. Wtdra: GpriIlus.
Otittpod, 19. Mdra: Soiep +,
Hdbroater Seiu.
9onnerstag, 90. Wars: Claudia.
Sreitae, 81. Mdr5: 9eneoiftus.
Samstae, %. War5: @atborina bon
@enua.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15
Ittlattn
(Sortfeburtg bon Sette -

Der Brdlioent teiIte nit, bab Sic
Sereinisten Staaten Bis gum 81. 9e-
5enber oes Ietten Sabres Sen Muiier-
ten 100000 Sonnen militGriihe
Sitter geliefert baben, bie S6iffe unb
Slug5euge, Sic unter ibrem eigenen
antrieb iibers Weer gingen, nidt ei1-
sei6loiien. 1 100000 Sonnen gi1gen
in bas norbatlantii6e @ebiet, Der &eIt
nad Dem Naben uno Sernen Often.
gr iagte, er fonne aus Siberbeits.
griinoen feline naberen Mngoben iiber
Die gerteilung MAIDEN, 5abIte aber
folgenOe Sauptpoiten auf: 1910
Sonfs uno &ffabr5euge, 29,S75
motirilierte Sranspprt.S Sabr5elge,
1890 &unbfunf. uno &aoarapparate,
10,875 artillerietuaffen, 316 Slot
tenidiffe, 365 Slottenflugaeuee, 952
2uftnebr=5lug5euge uno 67O,308
&leinlpaffen- uno Waifineneetpebre.
uSenn serube id at beitimmen"
gbe 8rdlibent Sruman am Sreitag
na6 Slorioa abreiIte, l6idte er ou6
5tpei griefe ins aapitol, in benen er
folgenoes mitteilte: Poi
/. gr fat alle &egierungsdmter on.
gelpielen, oie Soroerung zines Saus-
fomitees ab5ulebnen ibm oie 9ofl,-
mente iiber jene ssdlle gu unterbrei-
ten, oie es ben1 Sulti5oepartemet1t 5ur
Strafperfoleung iiberuieien bat. 0ie-
les &omitee bat cine llnterlu6ung bes
lti5oepartements begonnen, oem
unter anoerem porgeporfen nuroe,
oaB es Steuerpro5eiie perna6lGiligt
babe. 8eneralanpalt Ofc@ratb bate
|iid) eeipeigert, ben &on1itee oie ein-
Ii6lagigen Sofrmente 5u5uitellen,
uno ber BrGlioent itellte ii6 binter
Wc8ratb NIT Ser grflGrung, oaB
er feline v6ii6netmetboben" ouloen
meroe.
2. Sr. Sruman bel6uIoigte sic
@egner ieines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| fir bic Stelterdnter, baB lie nit ser
Sa6e Bolitif ipielten uno mebr an
ibrer politilden Yatronage inter.
elliert leien ais an ser Sausreini=
gung. Infer Srumans Blan ionen
bie mel item Steuerbeamten unter Sen
3ipiloienit fallen.
| Senator George, 9-@a, mari Sru=
man Dor, er oeriu6e, ubie &orrup-
tions1rage aus ser @ablfampagne
laus5ulbalten" unb babe in ieiner
letten grflarung ueingeItanben, baB
er feline ebrli6e uno leiitunssfGbige
Steuerbeamten ernennen tonne"
George beantragte, Ben Blan Srlt=
mans ab5ulebnen.
Sanbere @irtidaft!
Gor einem Senatsausi6uB, Der
felt5uItellen iu6t, Oh BEL Dem Ser.
fauf Der lteberiduBtanfer aIles nit
rebten 9ingen 5uging, erflGrte
9oplton IS. @aiion, er uno NetpboIo
Worris, Ser i'm auftras oes 8rGli-
oenten Die gunbesreeierung bon ser
bergesboben &orruption iGubern ion,
lelen Intualte elmer national6ineIi-
lben &eeoerei getpeien, bie Dor Mus-
brud oes &orea-&rieges Sel nno
ndbreno oes 4rieges an6ere Glitter
mad &ot4gbina bra1te.
ginige Der S6iffe, 10 ftellte iid
beraus, tparen i'm &rieg gebaute, ipa.
ter als ueberiduBgut erfIGrte Jabr.
aeuge. Die ourd fompIiaierte Ser.
banolungen berfauft ipur6en, an
oenen mebrere prominente Nmerifa.
ll1er ionic eine in npr TfheMniInfnnfo;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15

| iitatt. Die aoniefration bofl5iebt Ser
bodm'ite Sr. @r5biibof MntIeto @.
Gicognani unter MiiiItens Der bodip'-
item 8iib0fe @m. 8. Bra0p bof,
Siour Sails unb Sraucig S. Shenf
bon Groofiton. Die Breoigt bGIt Der
bodp'lte Sr. grobiidof MurraD bon
ct. Saul.
ct. Hanl, Winn. Mm fontrnen-
BEN Sonntag, 16. Wsdra, besinnt oie
pier5igitiinOige slnoa6t in folgenoen
8farrfirden Der gr5oioaeie: ct.
genes, ct. Saul; ct. elizabeth,
Minneapolis; ct. Heter, Menbota;
ct. Sobn tie 8aptiit, Seem Brighton;
ct. Wei6ael, ct. Mihael.
ssn einem Shreiben an oie bochtp.
@eiItlidfeit Der, graoio5eien appel
lierte Der bobm'ite &r. grabil1of
oieie @o6e an ane @l1ubigen, iih
na6 &raften on Der am 23. W1ra in
alien Bfarrsemeinben itattfinoenoen
beurigen Bapftfouefte fir Die SiIfs-
bebiirftigen aller 26nber au beteiIi-
gen.
gm Sonntag erteiIte ser bo1n'ite
gr5biid)of Wurrap Dem neuen Bfarr-
baus lno &loiter ser t.-Moalberts-
@elneinoe in ct. SAUL Die firhIide
@eibe. 0ie beiben 8adIteingebGuoe
lpuroen ioeben au 7einem @eiamt-
foiterplnft bon 100000 fertigge-
iteat. 8farrer Der @emeinoe lit Der
bodm. Sr. Oear Was.
Sn ct. Mntonio, Eer., ipuroe Ieste
8o6e Ser bod)p. P. Sames 9atfo,
20. NJ. l., Sobn bon Srn. unb Srau
gbnaro 0atfo, bon ser ct. =&alimir-
@emeinbe in ct. Saul gum 9rieiter
gepeibt. Ser bo6tp. ReuprieIter miro
I'M sunni in Der bieitgen ct. -&alitnir-
Stride ieine Brini5 feiern.
Evening star., 1952-01-10

pliance store; experience In retail
credit and collections; good salary
20 right party. Apply MR.. DUBLIN,
Sof r 81. NV. 10
CONSTRUCTION sUPERINTEND.
ENT for housing projects in North
ern Virginia. Must be familiar with
ali trades; perm. position with est,
nGm; state education and exper. Box
165-D. Star. Ia
CONTACT MAN, 2l-85
Neat app, accustomed to meeting
public. 6-hr. day; about $50 wkly.
to start: Apply 1922 pm, RIM. 7O2.
71O l4th ST. NV. 10
Evening star., 1952-01-10
News Of Music
Beechon1 INDUCES in ShoWnnonship
For Friendly Symphony Audience

has particular affinity with the
composers Of that period. The lei
surely way in which he presents
them is like savoring their flavor
with pleasure and passing on to
the next portion reluctantly. II
one sensed, in his reading of
Haydn's 'Drumroll" symphony
that this deliberateness gave two
precise a consciousness of rhyth-
mic beat to the loss of an easy
flow Of the music, it gave time to
grasp and store impression, ot
small beauties too often lost.
He allowed himself a bit of show
|manship in this work, fiddling his
fingers in imitation of runs or trills
and making graceful curves with
his hands to indicate the rise and
fall Of a phrase. But the dark cur.
rents that run in this symphony
found first in the Introductory
measures. were strongly empha.
sized and made to cast theil
shadow over the gay dance tunes
There is. however. a buoyancy ant
natural sprightliness in Haydn.
music that Sir Thomas did moi
Evening star., 1952-01-10
No Tax Funds Are Used
On Sports, wan Says
BY the A.seeio,sd Press

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Jan. 10
Gov. Battles recommendation.
10 the General Assembly concern.
ing State funds and athletics
would not affect the policy at the
College of William and Mary in
any particular, DR.. George Oliver
acting director Of athletics, said
yesterday.
The Governor raped the use
Of tax funds for athletic scholar
ships and competitive sports pro-
grams and asked that State-sup-
ported school athletic associations
be required to file annual state
ments of receipts and dishurse-
ments.
The Governors recommends.
tions would not necessitate any
change in the current policy al
William and Mary in any particu-
lar. DR.. Oliver said. ID.
so far as the expenditure Of
State funds for athletic purposes
Is concerned, no State tax funds
are being expended for athletics
here" he said.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
Thursday JANUARY 1859 :. 81 q /. Fg

only here and there did it rise
above this need and stand BY
itself. Its changing rhythmic pat
tern, clearly accentuated by Sir
Thomas. had real appeal.
Schubert's great Unfinished"
Symphony found the conductor
in his best mood. The absence Of
hurry or excitement that distin-
Iguishes Sir Thomas style bore
fruit in the second theme, where
the careful delivery sought out
every shade of sentiment. It was
ia notable reading. thoughtful and
warmly colored and filled with the
particular highlighting of some
obscure phrases that is Sir Thomas
specially. Listed further on the
program of generous length were
Delius' "On Hearing the First
Cuckoo of Spring" and Berlioz's
lie Corsaire" overture, both fa-
tvorites Of the conductor.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
By Alice Eversmcn

Sir Thomas Beecham found a
welcoming audience filing Consti-
tuition Hall last night for the first
of his two local appearances as
guest conductor of the National
Symphony. The program will be
repeated this afternoon in Lisner
Auditorium.
The British visitor has built up
Ia following from his several as
signments here through the years
and those in the hall took some
seconds to express their homage
in the enthusiasm Of their ap-
|plause. In fact, the audience fell
so at home with him that they
laughingly applauded his wry
looks as he waited for the late
comers to be seated and discarded
symphonic etiquette to applaud
after the movements of Haydn's
Symphony No. 103," with which
the program opened.
Seldom does Sir Thomas direct
Ia program without q Haydn or 9
Mozart symphony on it. He is Q
master Of the classic style ane
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Meals Served Prisoners
To Cost District Less

Meals served to prisoners In Mu-
nicipal Court and police stations
twill cost the District less in the
six months that began the FIRST
Of this month, Roland M. Bren-
nan. District Purchasing Officer
ANNOUNCED today.
The contract to supply break
fast and dinner to persons held
in police stations and the cells
lat Municipal Court has been
awarded to Mrs. KS Box Lunch
Service for the six-month period
for $19.157.
Both breakfast and dinner will
be served at go cents for each
meal. The contract for the last
lsix months cost the District IS
cents for breakfast and Is cents
for dinners.
Evening star., 1952-01-10

thoroughly stress on their appear
|ance In this symphony. The fine
violin solo in the Andante was
splendidly played by Werner
ILywen.
New to the audience was the
name Of the British composer. Lord
Berners, whose suite from "The
Triumph Of Neptune" was given its
first performance here. Originally
written for and presented by dag
hilev's Ballet Russo. it is music
that requires the dancers to give
lit full meaning. The fanciful story
is depicted with clever, sharp writ
ing. having some Of the down to
earthness Of Copland's Billy the
Kid" and occasionally q tendency
to poesy. There are popular songs
and dances. bagpipe effects and
funny noises that evoked laughter
land finally the first two lines Of
The Last Rose of Summer" sung
twice in his resonant bass voice by
Robert Nicholson.
The. suite gives evidence of {
mixture Of fine talent, worldly
Icynicism and notable craftsman.
ship. The music has bite to it, i
is gay, smoothly facetious ant
with tang to its burlesque. 1t il
also extremely long. The con.
Itinuity is difficult to follow with.
;lout the aid of the dancers ans
Evening star., 1952-01-10
OFFICIAL NOTICES

DECEMBER 10. 1851. NOTICE rs
HEREBY GIVEN that the following
named persons and companies at
the addresses listed herewith. have
s9sSs-, made application D tSa e the cSmmis
business Of loaning money for the
license year ending october 81,
1852. as provided by the Act of
Congress- approved February 4, 1918
Anyone desiring to protest against
sioners Of the District OF Columbia
Act. 'le doVERNtMhESTff Sfff'0fd EMPEoYEs r YES
s% siSss' RSg9&ss u alss iasa ssAsss "a eeM 81
NARD Li1iNdsToN. 1883 II St.
NV; FEpERAL IlI s SERVICES Fl
SON Pi. NV. C. T. NOTTINGHAM,
efUscsri.sadsn' Of LSsHsss B.stfSst
cEEsGk TIKRs 8f cEoTEaE THE GSHLeSTeH 81 eIpc Gc
TAXES. Guy W. Pearson. Col
December 90. 1851, seized ali the
personal property located at 433
Bird Street. NV, Washington. D. c.,
g sasssEsers .sasfs s.aGb.n GSb Inc and Tnns
Government q the District Of Co
Mmbia, do hereby serve notice that
the said property will be sold. to
the highest bidder therefor, .(subject
to any lawful liens ot encumbrances)
Weschler & Son. Auctioneers, on tie
premises at 433 3rd Street. NV.
day Of January. 1852. at 200 PM,
pursuant to the provisions of Sec
ton 2, Title /. District Of Columbia
B 6. Code. 1910 Edition.. TERMS:
CASH. This notice changing the
date Of sale is in lieu Of similar
notice which appeared in The Eve
ming STAR on January 2. 8, and 4,
ds32 ds &sxss GUY Z y. PEARSON; 70 Collector ~
BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD. Washington, D. c.. January
the 1 following % persons 81 'is have ssa applied sh
for transfer and amendment Of
licenses or new licenses to be ef-
fective February 1, 1852 under the
District q Columbia Alcoholic
Beverage Control Act. that remon;
sgsss eo1s the ere sni.d o to sSe sf eisss nsard
and that hearings viii be had upon
such applications. for licenses on
January IL, 1889, at 1890 am,
sd4 room No.s3fl4, the New Munici-
pal Eenter; Srd and indiana ave-
Fant Ret hsiidsRs sT Rhode RfsiaS fslsnd
ave-, ne, No. 7051, Bradley James
Francis, TIA Jimmies Grill, Ret.
&C." 2106 18th street NV. Alan W.
Payne. Agnes 4. Mason. James
Q'D. Moran.
Jan $40.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fo1
By myself. GovoNoR c. BARRETT
NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debts
A' incurred by any one other than my
ser. LEWIS R. RICHARDSON. 1014
PARTsTiIME BOOKKEEPING BY " ex-
per. man, monthly statements. All
rates. co. 6533, PEARSON. SO.
HOTEL BLAIR MANSION, silver
Spring, Md.-Private dining rooms
10, 1or SPECIAL parties and dances. sH.
I WILL Nor BE RESPONSIBLE for
myself; JAMES J; HUGHES: formerly
1915 Arlington terrace, Alexandra.
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than those con-
aE66fNGs sfSff g 5sss ssod NaN KENhE1a e
i WI WILL h'Si Not be responsible for 1Ga debts
CONTRACTED by anyone other than
rHgSMlfr rmHysslf WM; E; sELBY: 12'
your home by experienced, reliable
accountant. RA. 745o or AID. 1850.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Mem
GERS OF the NORTHWESTERN
FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN AS,
SOCIATION, will be held at 8 pm
January Is. 1852 at 1887 G st. NV,
washington, D. C. Richmond H.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Mem
bers Of the ENTERPRISE FEDERAL
SAYINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TON. WASHINGTON, D. c. for the
election of members of the Board of
Directors and for the transaction
Of any other business that may
properly. come before the meeting,
Will be held in the Board Room of
the, Association, 7th Street and
Indinana Avenue NV. Washington,
p: C.. on Wednesday. january l6,
1852 at zoo O'Clock PM. FRANCIS
j HAYES. Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
applicant VIM. Calvert Pollard,
trade name Happy Hour Pavilion,
located ga miles west of Kamp
washington on Route 2l1, RID.
NO. l. town of Fairfax, Va, intends
TO appy to the Virginia Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board at its Of
noes In the Virginia ABC Bldg.
9Th and Grace sts., Richmond. Va,
on the 18th day Of January, 1852
1or license to sell beer on-saIe
Al the above location.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF
THE CAPITOL, U. s. Capitol, wash
ington, D. c.. January 5, 1852.
Sealed bids, in triplicate, will be
received In this office until 8 pm,
January Is. 1852, and then publicly
opened for furnishing steel plan file
Annex to the Library Of Congress,
Washington. D. C. Bidding Informs
tion and forms may be obtained by
intending bidders on application TO
tne UNDERSIGNED. DAVID LYNN,
Architect Of the Capitol. jIO
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-seaied
Bids, In duplicate, will be received
py Roo- tne .ArlngtSn County School
North Quincy street, Arlington. VIZ Viz
ginia, until 400 PM, EST. Mon
day, January 81. 1859, for the pre-
nminary preparation Of the site for
future construction of the wakefield
SSurior-senior High School located
and South Chesterfield prSUn Dive at PtSe tSe
Intersection. Of South Dinwiddie
Street and South Chesterfield Drive.
Generally. the work includes Clear
ing and Grubbing the Site" strip
ping and Storing top soil" ''Ex-
sssytarlns staf saHsr. iins and md roush tgIsdinG.
may be obtained at the ONCE Of The
Architect. Rhees Burket. 1928 Con-
necttcut Avenue. NV. WASHINGTON,
q. G., on and after January 10, 1852
General Contractors proposing "a
bid may secure the loan Of two (2)
sets OF drawings and specifications
upon depoSiting Ten $4,000 Dol
lars per set. All drawings, specifica-
tions and addenda must be returned
In good condition within four DAYS
after opening of bids to obtain re-
fund. The full Ten $4,000 Dollars
deposit will be refunded only to con-
tractors submitting bid, and only
on two sets. On all additional sets
obtained by contractors or others
. refund Of only Five {$5. .OO) DoIlafs
will be made. The Board OF Educa-
ton reserves the right to waive any
tnformalities in or reject any or eli
bids. Each bidder shall deposit, with
his bid, security in an amount Of moi
less than ten percent t10qs) Of hi.
bid. IN the form required By the
specifications. No bidder may with.
draw his bid within thirty go
days after date Of opening bids. All
general and contractors must b
registered and holding o certificate
Of registration from the Virginis
State Registration Board before they
may bid or undertake . contract Il
the ARLINGTON COUNTY school
BOARD. Arlington. Virginia. Ed.
WARD j. BRAUN, Clerk. ILL
Evening star., 1952-01-10
HELP MEN tcess. j

AUTO BODY HELPER wanted, some
experiences. to work in small shop
rt IN Atrlington. "a; S-es17; I'll
assured for man able to turn out
high-gTade work. II you are moi
70 bsns Su9S Fer Xesf a and McSss EsI
AUTo WHoIEsALERs. INC, i73i
Bladensburg. Rd.. LII. 3-SS00. LIS
AUTO BODY MAN, expert, capable
OF, doing complete body repairs on
all makes Of cars; must be sober
cations; fine working conditions
MASTER AUTO BODY. 324O Pros
pect ave NV DE 11R2 -
Evening star., 1952-01-10
BAKERS HELPER

Part or full time; experienced. Eve
ming work: HELLER'S BAKERY
1921 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. Ii
BAR HELPER, white, experience not
necessary; good wages with meals.
Apply Stewards office. Occidental
Hotel. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Iii
BARTENDER-Must be reliable and
honest; local references; draft-beer
experience preferred; no mixed
Arlington: Call TIE. 0096. Ill
BLOOD DONORS. Type 3: $40 pint.
BooKKEEPER. experienced In auto-.
motive fleld preferred; splendid OPP
MOTOR CO.. 920 Bladensburg I'd,
ne. Phone Ii. 7-S30O. Ia
BoOKKEEPER for builders office in
Northern Virginia; must have exper. ;
perm. position for capable person
With % ss5s sst hrm. FA. 1880; evenings,
BoOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TORS needed: exper. as well as on.
orators willing to be trained; on
latter. knowledge OF tipping is only
necessary qualification; 5-dsy week
UNITED CLAY PRODUCTS CO.,
931 Investment Bldg. -13
Evening star., 1952-01-10

RECEIVING AND SHIPPING CLERK
furniture warehouse; excel. opp0rttl-
nifty, good pay: Call in person, MIL
Ton H RoSSLER, INC. 2543 18th
Evening star., 1952-01-10
.Alrnos Temple to Elect

The annual election Of officers
Iof Alnas Temple. 1915 K street
NV. will be held from $3.50 to
1880 pm. tomorrow. Delegates. to
the Imperian Council, Shrine Of
North America. will also be chosen
at that time.
Evening star., 1952-01-10

COLLECTION MAN
Some small loan experience required
Unusual opportunity for man, age
22-2S, who intends to stay In small
loan business. Chances for advance
ment very apparent In fast-growing
local chain operation. Mr.. OCon-
neu, COASTAL FIN. CORP. 1927
Evening star., 1952-01-10
AUTO BODY
AUTO MECHANIC
TRAINEE

Appiieations are being accepted for
young men, 1s to 25, who are in
terested in learning trade as auto
with excellent working conditions
T vacation with pay. disqualification,
to work. CoAsT-iN Pontiac CO.
fS1 HAM Fla Mondsv aye; ns; isn Zee Mr. r BAR !,
AUTO MECRANlCs. Opportunity for
i've: ;ns: sOs sSSeaay aapd dempioymsnt, hish earn
profit. sharing plan. completely mod
ern shop with every type Of equip
Wash.'s Oldest and largest podss-
Plymouth leadership. TREW MO-
TOR co. Phone. Mr.. Buete, service
AuT0M0TvE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
one Of Washington's oldest and larg-
est automotive Arms. Excellent work
ing conditions, disqualification and
paid vacation. Big income for cap
s abe man. See or write Mr.; Sperau,
SsNEyice SNrg ma manager. "a LEE D. BUTLER,
AHTo tHS iiE1 MEFAl Ilsf MxNMMust Al M l1 be al
4O% with guarantee; paid vaca.
tions and disqualification; with re-
liable Packard dealer in Silver
spp6d sspp66idns. Call MIR. POWERS. sH
Alto PAETs HELPER, Mopar Mla ex-
perience important but not essen
tial; steady position for good man.
Mr.. Gearhart, ROYAL MOTORS.
Nc INC Chrysler-Plymouth. 41oo Ga.
AFRO fHSo h;xi PxRrs MAN, wonderful 1as op1or.
tunity for man with some GM parts
exper.. salary open. Apply In person
see Mr.. Lord. ADDISON CHEFRo-
LET, i4th and Florida NV. .-16
AUTO PARTS MAN, experienced in
Mopar parts. needed In our parts
Wholesale location ct 14th and v
O'Rorke. TREW MOTOR Co. 18th
and v SITS. NV. DE. 1910. lis
AUTO POLISHER-Good job for all
around man to work on used car
lot; must have D. C. drivers permit.
Mcneil MOTORS. INC. 1913 p st.
.AUTo RADIATOR REPArRMAiS- EPAri
Must be experienced, good salary;
AUTO RADfAToR RiSH4s: SERVICE. % %4Sss
n. ! ave-, Hyatts.. Md, HY. 631O,
AUTO statesmen AMI BUYER. used
cars, 3 experienced, reliable men.
no trensp. for drawing account
hunters wanted See jack Dunn,
used car mgr. MI. 01S1. PARK
WAY MOTORS. INC. 3O4o IA St
Afro sALEsMEN-2 men to ta TAX.
charge. Of used-car lot. Must be
reputable with good BACKGROUND.
Here Is an opportunity that seldom
presents itself; For details see Mr..