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Evening star., 1952-12-02
ARCADE-SUNSHINE
713 Lamont st. NV.

SALESMAN, automotive. Established
territory. nearby Va. area; guar
anteed salary plus commission; good
opportunity; car essential Call OIL
SALESMAN. interested in music;
S60O-Sl 200 no.. S3ee comm. frcnt
money; leads; auto and unlim. teie-
phone necess. Call attn. only TIL
SALESMAN, for long distance NOV
ing; car. Is necessary: top commits
sion paid. Call 10. 2-1303. Monday.
for appointment .
SALESMAN, 25 to 40. with success
full sales BACKGROUND. for exclusive
franchise on complete line OF food
machines. including scales, slicers.
choppers, tenderizers. power saws
and coffee mills. Our products are
outstanding in their field and es-
sential where. ever food Is sold or
served. This is an opport. for perm
conney&on with unlim. earnings on
libers1 commission basis. Must have
good Ger. U. S. SLICING MACHINE
and IL am. for appt. -
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TRUCK DRIVERS
PERMANENT
UNDERWRITING
CLERK

YOUNG man, 1925. draft exempt.
High school education, to learn life
insurance home office underwriting
We prefer some one who is attend
ing or planning to attend college at
to administrative work Nominal
salary to start, 5-day, 37h-hr.. wk,
with non-profit cafeteria available
In our home ONCE bldg. Apply Rm.
800. Personnel once. EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. SIG 18th
st. NV. A
experienced. for liquor res
taurant. Good tips and top wages;
4 pm. to ] am. Apply CONMO-
DORE RESTAURANT. 6l5 D st. NV.
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HElp-MEN
SUPERINTENDENT : CHECKER 70

SUPERINTENDENT- CHECKER for
warehouse; var isa. sfttled SETTLED man; must pc
employe benefits, paid vacation and
sick leave. Apply Mr.. Dent, SMITHS
STORAGE. 1913 U st. NV. B
TAILOR. experienced; steady job
Apply in person, GREEN & RED
CLEANERS. 14S 10Th st. NV, or
call Ma. S1S3. 3
wanted at once for altera-
tions on Marine officers uniforms;
steady work. BRAGG UNIFORMS,
1906 H st. NV. a
TECHNICIAN-For bench repair of
TV. Good working conditions and
excellent opportunity. All employe
benefits. including vacation. hospi-
tallzation. pension. sick leave. etc;
Eve. appointments arranged. Call
Mr.. Shallow, GE SUPPLY CO..
TELEVISION SERVICEMAN, full or
part time. permanent Jobs for quail
fed technicians: top pay for top
outside men: Apply in person. At
LANTIC RADIO & TV SERVICE.
1925 18th st. ne. b
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COLLECTION MGR.

TO head departments in finance
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YOUNG MAN about 20 yrs. old; excel
lent opportunity to learn the real
estate business. BOSS & PHELPS
INC. 1417 K st. NV Ill
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HElP---MEN

OFFICE BOY, apply in person, The
Associated Press. $50 Star Bldg.
11th and Penna.- q
PACKER for gift shop wanted immed.
Full time. THE GOLDEN EGG, 1922
Wis. ave. NV, HO. 3340. a
PACKER FOR CHINA, glassware and
gifts, in NV. shop; references. DE.
$500; Sun, eyes,, DE 3O59. .
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Statesmen

known mems Furnishings
store has openings for statesmen;
experience preferred but not essen
tial; excellent earnings: permanen,
position; splendid opportunity.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS
617 14th st. NV. 49, 7th ST. NV
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man to specialize In the
sale of farm and estate properties.
Apply BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1417
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THE EVENING STAR

I1Ol Penna. ave. NV.
PLUMBER, jouurneyman, for Nd. and
D. c. work. DU. 400. z am. to
FER for small ONCE bldg; must
be reliable. Apply 2nd floor. 1722
PoRTEREDelivery man for grocery:
goood salary. good tips. MR.. KAY.
PORTERS, 1st-class drivers, sober,
clean and neat appearance; willing
workers: vacation with pay, insur-
ance and other benefits. See Mr..
Minson, PARKWAY MOTOR CO.,
INC. 3040 M st. NV. -
PROFESSIONAL, ENGINEERS needed
for Okinawa: a. one electrical.
building and airfield experience;
% one mechanical, P. o. L, expert
ence; % one mechanical, heating,
plumbing, and ventilating experience,
and ~ one seneral (civiD engineer
needed for Japan "a one chief
and ~ one architectural or struc-
tural engineer, experienced design of
structural members, and selecting
building material. Degree required.
Contract period months with pro-
vision extend additional IL months.
No dependent housing available.
VIII interview December 8 until 2
pm. MR.. HOPEWELL at U. 8. E. g..
Old Post ONCE Bldg, 18th and
Penna. ave. NV. .
PRESSER, exper.. good salary, good
Eorking cond.. COLORADO CLEAN
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CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST
PAYROLL

Alert. young woman. 21-35 yrs. OF
age. who is accustomed to working
with figures for permanent positio1.
5-day, 40-hr. week. Apply person-
mel, Room sos; open weekdays, $780,
8 and Sat, 9-1 No phone calls.
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Sewing Machine and
Vacuum Cleaner
Serviceman Wanted

TO do outside servicing. Experience
cally inclined; must have car. Good
pay. good working conditions and
many other benefits. Apply in per
son. 610 9Th st. NV. 3
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and
helpers, exper. IN duct work. In
SIDE and outside men. Cali JU
S-l927 or apply 97lO Capital View
, ave: Silver Spring. Md. IS
SHOE Observation-Disclosures. for
D. c. stores. Asst. managers position
now available. Salary open. Call Of
nee. AP. 2233 for interview a
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statesmen
GUARANTEED
SALARY

Qualified men will
make $85 plus, work.
ing with one of Amer
ica's largest retail
chains. All appoint
ments made for men
as result of prospects
ritten invitation.
Men selected will be
given complete ex-
pert training. Life
insurance, paid vaca-
tions, bonuses. Car
essential. Apply in
person, 10 am. to IL
noon and l to 5 pm.
Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Room 435,
Hotel Annapolis, Mr..
Devine.
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hElP--MEN

YOUNG MAN. white, film inspector
and shipping clerk in l6-mm. fllnl
I6Sn. h6rspy no experiensss Necessary:
starting salary S175 per mo. ST.
6613. IS
YOUNG MEN-opening for boys
tG. Hnder S 70 asST, Texas sF ap9 on Gsf saHS
transp. furn. MIR. J. S. GRIFFITH,
Franklin Park Hotel. 1882 Eye St
NV. 1912 am, 8 TO s pm. 81
MEN for work in surveying
party in nearby P. G. county. EX-
Cali WA. 9O26 for appt. 4
MEN, part-time, to o pm:
able 70 meet public; can earn $50
per yk; Apply to q pm RIM, 4"4
INTELLIGENT MAN, not over So,
sound health and active one who
can meet people and handle respon-
sibilities; meals included; mus; be
permanent, sober and conscientious.
and phone number. Box 4S6-M,
MEN-15 hrs. WIKI,
ewes. and Sat; part-time work in
hrs. to suit you, will earn YOU $40
Th1y Thnrs ARn1y Rm 5o S P 70 l49S 49SS St. weS
MEN, 50-70. to meet
public for light sales work: no
exper. nee; 6-hr. day: about $40
wkly. Apply l0-2 pm, Rm. sol.
LIFE INSURANCE SELLING--A ca
reer with a purpose, inspiration, in
formation, determination; 3 young
men, between $3.50 wears OF age,
will be selected to enter career
with purpose. men with initiative.
willing to learn and determination
to succeed II you are earning less
than So, 600 annually ana believe
you possess the above qualifications.
write lis giving full particulars
about yourself. Box l45-S, Star.
EXPERIENCED JOB FRESHMAN
tween o and 6 pm, Monday
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statesmen

New line with no competition, the
territory in Wash. or Va and the
commissions CONN are high. ga Please apply
NV, RIM, 227.
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When ANSWERING Advertisements
addressed to Star bores. do NOT
inclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials of per-
sondL Udlue. Copies serve the pur-
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1952-12-02

ENGINEERING RESEARCH
ASSOCIATES, INC.
b07 18th St., South, Arlington, Va.
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PAPER HANDLER

Colored. 25-35 yrs. Of age. heavy
build, for permanent position han
ding large rolls Of newsprint; 40
hr, week. Apply Personnel, Room
605; open weekdays, S:30-5. and
Sat. 9-l. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
I101 Penna. Ave. NV.
PARKING ATTENDANTS, white, full
or part time. day only: exper. re-
ouired. Apply 722 10th st. NV.
3
PHARMACIST, to operate profitable
PLASTERERS WANTED, eolored; only
1st-class mechanics need apply. A.
J. BADINI q SONS. NO. 1851. 3
lst-class white me
chanics only: report to Job, Morris
rd: and High st. Sc: .-3
White mechanics.
Call LU. l-12S0 or apply job 9TH
and Brandywine Sc. MIR. LYONS.
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ROUTEMAN

We have a permanent position in our
sales dept for q man bet. 25 and
40 years Of age who enjoys contact
Ing the public. There is an excel
lent opportunity for advancement.
and other employe benefits. Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY, 2119 14th st.
NV, a
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HELP-MEN

Eversseai aIPesiamInum 70 cSmbi1ar ss Sa-
tion storm windows and outside
HHseE nEsSa sToRM ca WINDOW 8 WIS eo AR aIs
Maryland. YSa Gonrwoccd voc 55it5n0f 55is. 8! -
with car. Only thor
Guaranteed $1,000. Excellent op-
RR1TEsGGqPR5Y gspY gGEd fqtSTs Go sds5 REAG8H StH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. over 80 with
car for exclusive Washington dis
trict. To make promotional sales Of
new, Scribner Music Library. Work
on leads in protected virgin terri
tory. Start at once, full time only.
Superficial knowledge of music de
manasership il auaiified. Our men men
average $4,000 yearly commission
and override. Telephone for ap-
p1i1tment; md1tgu; MA: $50. Ext. 645.
Wednesday am. to noon or even
CHARLES scRiBNERs sRi 1sin IS sons. (; ss'n' 'f'
SALESMAN-Married man, with car,
bet. 27-4O, some. college, to sell lead
ing line medical equipt. to doctors
and hospitals; sal. bonus, expenses.
Call RA. 1900 during business hrs.
SALESMAN to sell product on which
we have sole franchise, to area
business firms; no competition: ex-
cellent opportunity to earn $3.50 wk.
Apply ROLL-O-MATIC WASHING
TON CO. 1749 L st. NV. -3
SALESMAN-Young man with some
college preferred in accounting,
business administration or merchan-
!diSing, interested in selling and
learning retail business. good oppor-
tunity for advancement, salary open.
Can for appt. NATL. UNIFORM
CO. 29oI K st; NV: Ma; 0320. IS
find good statesmen. SO If you are
one OF the 3 men we pick and prove
to meet our. requirements you can
earn $50 a day and more; you must
be able to work from 4 pm: to
Is necessary, we cover only Northern
product and start Immediately. we
Will show how you can make this
kind of money the first day. $685.
a, Lee highway. East Falls Church,
excellent salary and hiqh
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HELP--MEN

ELECTRIClAN--steady work; good
working conditions. Call RA. 6525
for appointment. a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. helpers
or learners: under GI Bill. GE.
ELECTRICIANS HELPER - Steady
work; good working conditions. Call
RA. 6525 for appointment. --4
ELECTRICIANS and experienced ap-
prentices: D. c. card required: old
and new work, permanent. Call RA.
5935 or see r. A. BURGESS. 4306
Ga. ave. NV. a
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SALESMAN

Ok1AGOINlA1N
Experienced man to specialize In the
sale. Of farm and estate properties.
Apply BOSS d PHELPS INC, 1917
sAtIEsMEN--A6ove ~ All YOU are prob
you up to $4,000 annually. w w
have been in business 1S years.
We are distributors for q new in
spring product called Protexa-Wall,
is guaranteed for 10 years but tests
show that it lasts at least 20. It's
sold year around. The caliber OF
leads furnished you and the quality
and character of the company with
ca aGm Ms sou MToN TGTf II q IA ths s1b1 hshest
SALESMEN-If you are reading this,
you are undoubtedly looking for q
good job with substantial remunera-
ton: We have that job If you are
willing to work: We need statesmen
is . completely clean operation with
no cut, prices; highest commissions
and whose products are made BY
the worlds largest manufacturers
Of .'nsIio- STERN wind9ws nnd9,.; It is decidedly
In business 1S years and are not
to be classed with some others in
this field. Strong and consistent
advertising creates high-quality
leads. You can make a substantial
INCOME @ year around with US. Cali
MR.. MANNING. Ma. 4I51. -3
statesmen, experienced in retail
credit selling. See Joe Tash, NEW
YORK JEWELRY, 719 9TH st. NV.
SALESMEN-Excel. opportunity for
one wide-awake person Earn over
500 wk. No exper. neces. Old estab.
frm. Opening for only one. full
time and one part-time. Call MR..
LANG for appt., e:30 to / pm.
part or full time. Are
you satisfied with your present earn
ings and proeressP We train you to
earn SIS to 500 weekly. This is a
national organization opening Vir-
einia territory; prospects furnished;
car NECESSARY. MR.. REID, 10-12.
OIL. 1899.
statesmen, experienced in mems
furnishings; excellent salary. ME-
TROPOLITAN HABERDASHERS
o.0 lin SL. NV. 3
G EdNKrN NM YCNTS-sT1T]
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statesmen

II you have had sales exper., own {
car and want to make a perm. con.
nection with nationally known arm
selling q complete line Of storm win.
dows, rockwool insulation ant
LA. 6-5630. Mr.. Mann, for appoint.
ment. CHAMBERLIN CO. OF AMER.
ICA. 1925 New York ave. ne. e
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SLG CalJ1IND II, OI14O
MAN, with own car, as outside sales
man drsw,Io Tor arro1bt interior decorating Arm
r. G; M. BURTON q SON. 91l E
MEN (sJ. white. car neces., preferably
married, to be trained for perm.
pss Dosition on In ,;N our service dept good
mission. For interview apply bet.
10 am. and pm. 92S Eye st. NV.
MEN. no age limit. able to meet
public; short hours, good earnings.
MEN En- IS. Is RGns %Rite. Rlds ID distribute Cir
$50 New York ave. NV. q
MEN-Two full time and one part
time. Even inexperienced full-time
men average $100 and up per wk.
toners assures you of steady, regular
income. Starts on one or two day
trial basis if you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent oppor-
tunity this is. Fuller Brush dealers
average average Sdo0 per week and up on
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. An
experienced man will make calls
with you and train you. If you are
AAA way " IdicS
your income, inquire at oil Ma
tional Press Bldg, l4th and F SITS.
NV. or phone DI. 4477 or DI. 349S.
YOUNG MAN. college graduate. pre-
ferably within 2 or 3 yrs. out of
school, who can write, do some ie-
search. and would enjoy working
for an active Nationwide co-opera-
tive organization Must have out
standing personality and good refer
ences. Salary open. Call AID. $500,
between $3.50 am. and pm, week
YOUNG MAN to learn stock work in
optical wholesale business; good fu-
ture: 5-day week. Apply HILBERT
OPTICAL CO., 1416 Eye ST. NV
YOUNG MAN to work in an electrical
supply house. Apply after pm. c..
A. LEPPERT, 914 Eye st. NV 10
YOUNG MAN. white. addressing ma
chine operator. Experience not neces-
sary. 37ia-hr. week. Pleasant work
ing conditions. Paid vacation. Ap-
ply in person to MRS. JONES. 1900
Rhode Island ave. NV, DI. 3412.
YOUNG MAN about 20 yrs. old; excel
lent opportunity to learn the real
estate business. BOSS & PHELPS
INC. 1417 K st. NV. Ill
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excellent salary and high
commission: established territory: re-
peat volume sales to commercial,
business and institutional trade. We
have complete inventory Of sanitary
supplies and maintenance equip
ment. Must be capable, energetic
and neat OF appearance. Car re-
uuired.
Dixie Janitor Supply Co.
Phone daytime. ST 1900. Ewes and
Sunday, OR. 0n55. .
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THE EVENING STAR

white, for duplicating
machines; with or without exper
Salary open: excellent opportunity
Permanent position. 5-day wk. In
terviefs s:39-12; 1870 to. 4. Eve
vance. Apply in person, Personnel
Once, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY. 3rd and r SITS. ne. -
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SHOE SALESMAN

SHOE SALESMAN
Good opportunity for right man in
fast-growing organizations; excel.
starting salary. Apply Mr.. Dessner,
-kOPY KAT. 713 II st. ne. .
SLIP COVER CUTTER, full time, ex-
perieneed only; CO. 5603. after 8
sPEG1.fiiE Pee fE oFF7S9p f7s4 ,or r,.n,. ,,,-,.,, ~
ing store. Apply Mr.. Munaker, MA
TIONAL SHIRT SHOP, 942 F st. NV.
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THE EVENING" STAR
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our press
room. with a chance for advance
and wiling to give regular attend
ance. Must be able to pass physical
exam Apply Personnel, Room sos:
open weekdays. S:30-5 and Sat.
9-l No phone calls
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NIGHT WATCHMAN
COLORED

1885 years of age; good physical con.
dition and willing to give regular
attendance. Hours: 8 p.m.-7 am.
4 days per week; permanent position
Apply Personnel. Room sos; oper
weekdays. S:30-5. and Sat. 9-l
No phone calls.
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TIME KEEPER AND
RECEIVING CLERK
timekeeper and receiving
clerk for a large country club in the
Virginia area. Perm. position. Vaca-
tion with pay. 6-day wk. Room and
board If desired Apply in person
at the administrative office of the
army NAVY COUNTRY CLUB. 2400
18th st. S. Arl.. Va. IS
TIRE CHANGER, experiences: $50
per wk chance of advancement.
ALL SERVICE TIRE CO., 1894 Ga.
ave. NV. --3
Tractor Trailer Drivers
Who are interested in delivering in
dustrial fuel oil. Apply in person,
Mr.. Webb,
L. P. Steuart g. Bro, Inc.
100 18th st. Sc. 3
TRUCK DRIVER with D. C. permit:
pick Up and delivery. Ii. 4-5S71.
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ROUTE
statesmen

We have several openings on high
paying routes for married men. age
21 to 40, no experience necessary;
good pay while training. Fur fur
ther Information. drop By and see
Mr.; Roberts any day bet. 1880 pm.
and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1952-12-02
SALESMAN

Virginia ONCE needs 2 good men,
25 to 35, full or part time, to close
leads: experience not necessary; we
give you the best Of training; car
necessary Apply in person, 2614
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, bet. IL
and pm,
Evening star., 1952-12-02
Wholesale Heating Salesman

Wholesale Heating Salesman
TO represent Flo-Co furnace manu-
facturer. Complete line of warm-air
heating equipment. Gas and oil
furnaces carry 20-year written fac
tory guarantee against rusting
through or burning out. Also q
complete line Of Dashboard radiation.
Protected territory in the Washing
ton area. Commission basis. Expert
ence necessary. Write fully to
Consolidated Heating Sales
3476 W. 159th ST.
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CI,ERK

White. 5-day wk.. $40 to S:16; gen.
office work with local appliance dis
tributor; must have some typinR
ability; pleasant working cond. Ap-
ply
SOUTHERN WHOLESALERS, INC.
107 Edgewood ST. NE.
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BANK RUNNER

CAf1 f1OFS
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
interesting job for young men on full
time or week end, day or night
Shl1ts; salary plus excellent tips;
ment benefits include paid vacation,
sick leave, insurance and hospital
tZation.
APPLY ANY HOT SHOPPE
Or Employment ONCE. Room 200
LII
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ELEVATOR
OPERATOR

21-35 years OF age, neat
appearance. courteous and willing
to give regular attendance. Some
experience is required. Apply Per-
sonnel Room sos: open weekdays
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ROUTE MEN

per wk.: we have established dry
cleaning and laundry routs ready
for you. Call at once. Mr.. Fields
at LA. $4,000. KENT STORES,
INC. 2035 w. Virginia ave. ne. 4
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Military Engineer Society
Honors Late Gen. McCoact

The son of the late Maj. Gen.
David McCoach, jr., one time En-
gineer Commissioner of the Dis
trict, has received a scroll honor
ing his fathers enthusiasm and
devotion"
The scroll was presented. to Col.
David McCoach Sd by the Ameri-
can Society of Military Engineers
in ceremonies at Orlando (FlaD
Air Force Base.
Col. McCoach's father was a
charter member of the society and
served as its president in 1913.
The elder McCoach died last Sep
tember. His son is commanding
officer of the 937th Engineer Avia-
ton Group at Orlando.
Gen. McCoach, holder of the
society's gold medal award in
1949, was praised for furthering
the interests of the organization
and for long and faithful services.
He was graduated from West
Point in 1910. His term as District
Commissioner ran from 1938-41.
During World War II. he was chief
engineer of the Mediterranean
Theater,
Evening star., 1952-11-28
New Faces in Congress
New Faces in Congress
Politics and Church Rate High
With MoryIonds De Witt Hyde

Voters of Maryland's 9Th dis
trict turned to a native Of voteleSs
Washington to represent them ir
the next Congress.
But in electing De Witt S. Hyde
43-year-old Washington attorney
who lives in Bethesda, they chose
a Representative whose maternal
forebears, including four Mary
land Governors, were prominent
in State affairs.
Lawmaking is not new to Mr.
Hyde. Since 1916 he has beer
helping write the statute books OF
Maryland, he first four years as
member of the House of Dele
gates and since 1850 in the State
Senate.
| Mr.. Hyde and his wife Mildred
both were born in the District OF
Columbia. He was graduated
from the old Central High School
and she from Western.
Answered Letters to Roosevelt.
Both worked for the Farm
Credit Administration.
I'm 1885," Mr.. Hyde said. when
Roosevelt in one of his flreside
talks said, Write to me If you are
in danger Of losing your farm ]
was one of those who answered
the letters"
At that time he was still in law
school. taking his degree from
George Washington University.
Shortly after his marriage he
began practicing law in 1888. He
move to Maryland and continued
his practice until World War II
broke out. Then he became one
Of the "90-day wonders" entering
the Navy as a lieutenant q. g.
in 1943. Between then and the
time he emerged in 1946 with the
rank Of lieutenant commander. HI
spent a lot Of lonely hours on q
South Pacific atoll in command
of 35 men.
Even when T was working" he
said, "all had to do was sit and
watch instruments and see that
the men sat and watch instru-
ments. I had plenty of time tc
reflect on the fundamentals Of life
It seemed to me then, as 1t seems
to me now, that the two most i'm
portant activities a man can en-
gage in are politics and the
church"
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde are
active in the work Of Christ Luth.
eran Church which he helped or
ganize.
II was brought up strict Meth
odist," he told an interviewer, "but
I wasn't attending a church wher
a friend of mine, Henry J. Whit
ing, Lutheran, got out OF semi
nary.
Helped Found Pastorate.
II was still going to law schoo
and we were looking for a place
for him to preach and for me te
practice law.
THAT was in 1884 and things
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Chairman and Aides Picked For District Bar Dinner

ment. Dwight E. Rorer; invita-
tions. Joseph c. McGarraghy: tick
cts, Thomas M. Raysor, chairman
and Una Rita Morris. vice chair
man; publicity, John L. Grabber;
budget and audit, Arthur r. Pill
kerton; Floor Committee, Jane.
w. Lauderdale; seating. James A
Crooks; program and printing
Justin L. Edgerton, and arrange.
ments, Ben Paul Noble.
A program of entertainment l.
being arranged for the occasion
Edward Bennett Williams will be
toaStmaster. A reception fol
judges of various courts here Il
to be held Immediately before the
dinner.
Evening star., 1952-11-28

were slow. When he couldn't flnd
a ready-made pastorate. he de-
cided to find one and asked me to
help him get started out here. So
he founded the Christ Lutheran
Church in Hiser's heater"
Mr.. Hyde, a member Of the
Church Council and Board of
Trustees, teaches Sunday School
class Of 13 and IA year-old boys.
Il think" he said, that teach
ing Sunday School is one of the
most worthwhile things a person
can do. Not having kids of my
own, I enjoy Others"
Evening star., 1952-11-28

w. Cameron Burton has been
named general chairman of the
81st annual dinner of the District
Bar Association to be held at 7
pm. December 6 in the Mayfower
Hotel.
Vice chairmen of the Dinner
Committee include Archie K.
Shipe. Cecil r. Meflin, Robert L.
Heald. Irene Kennedy and Earl
P. Ready. John Reyes is secre-
tary of the committee and Paul
F. McArdle treasurer.
Chairmen of various subcom-
mittees of the Dinner Committee
are as follows:
Reception Committee. Paul B.
Cromelin. chairman: entertain
Evening star., 1952-11-28
HELPED Found Past0rate.
Moss for Polish Group

The monthly mass of the Polish
Club of Washington, Inc, Group
848, Polish National Alliance, will
be held at 1880 am. Sunday at
the Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception, Catholic University,
Fourth street and Michigan ave-
niue NE.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Bod Guess Costs Douqh

NEW YORK. - Stores return
about a quarter Of q billion
pounds Of unsold bread to bakeries
each year out of a total Of IT'S
billion pounds baked in the
United States.