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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-29

Twelve year cid Chel Alien.
Ohls's Etgt 10 tclevtNioA spHRA,
sings with Rosemary KahlmRn
In . rehearsal II the 0iAR-CAr-
10 MeRSttl opera, "AmAhl And
Tho Night ViaitoTu," Chet, WhS
was bern IN Chllllcsthe. Ohio,
and now lives In Columbus, had
the starring role u . crippled
hey In tho MeRattl opera which
had ts TV premiere ever tho
MIC RetwSFk,
two years ago by the National
BrOA dcastinE Company.
Mcnotu SeiFed upon the ChillicOtho
younRSter as . natural Tor the role
OF the crippled hey whose impover.
ished mother was visited by the
Three Wise Men. The youths i'm.
pulsive gesture IN offering his crutch
a. . present 10 the newborn King
In Bethlehem led 10 his miraculous
recovery
CIIET MOVED on New York with
all the assurance Of = widely trAv.
elcd adult lie became an over,
night hit with the operas cast al
rehearsal His role was an sNactlnE
one. requiring . wide variety Of
emotions. and eminent musical men
like ToscAnlni who dropped In on
TeheRrsRls, were both moved and
amazed by his vocal and acting
cRpA cities.
SO, too. were ordinary folks
throughout tho nation Tho Opera
had its premiere Christmas Eve on
q national telsviEiOn hook up The
next day MIC was deluFed with let.
terS. kilograms and telephone calls
pralsinE the young artist
Chef liked what he saw ~ the big
city. but he Etlll feels that = small
town has plenty Of advantage
You can get In touch with folks 20
much easier" he explains
Chef 10 now back al the BoychoiF
where Director Hoffman reports
with pride that al tho attention
focused on him has not gone 20 his
head "one whit" lie makes occa.
sionRl trips 20 New York 10 com.
plete . hIll recording Of the opera
for RCA Victor. and tho remainder
Of his time IL devoted 20 his school
and 20 NtTacurFiculRT activities.
Whether Chef will continue ~ an
operate performer. or whether he
will pick up the old life and perhaps
specialize 80 = cartoonisi or become
an engineer like his father. depends
upon nature. Director Hoffman 80.
Inmates that In one year, possibly
two, Chefs voice win mature.
Whether the post. AdolsEeent Chef
will have the vocal CSphC city for en-
operate career 10 something that
neither Chef. Director Hoffman or
anyone else viii prophecy In the
past, instances o. boy sopranos who
successfully bridEsd the change u
voice hsvs been rare But few have
been - successful In pre- adde's.
cencs a. young Alien and even few.
or have demonstrated his remark.
able AdAptabilIty for operate Rct.
ing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-29

VXYHEN HERBERT HOOVER talks,
w ell Of America listens WhSn
the people Of the nBiiOn have the
opportunity Of both listening and
seeing. they take advantage 0f both
opportunities They had both on
January n when the man whom ths
people recognize 80 . national lsad.
or was on both radio and tslsvision,
Then millions 0f Americans. re-.
RaTdlsss Of political affiliations. both
looked end listened. Those letters
that Hoover appreciated most were
from the homes u the nation, writ
ten In IOnRhsnd on plain stationary.
nearly 1000 0f them. Those letters
Indicated . willingness 10 accept the
leadership u the former president
on % vital . subject 80 our national
defense. FOr him. those 1000 let.
tsrs constituted . hsartWarfninG
experience. but there we're many
others coming from those recognized
- sEpsTts IN defense lines. Snd en-
pressing Arm approval In what he
had said.
From the army there we're lst.
tsFH from Ia. General Albert w.
wedsmsysT. "a. OsDsral Leslie ID
Groves. IA. Gen Harold L, George.
Major General Hugh Knsrr and Gen
sral BFics p. Bisqus.
Prem ths TOP brass 0f ne navy
there we're isttsrs u approval and
recommendations, with The privilege
u quoting thsrn. from such offiesFs
- Admiral william v Pratt, "A,
rnIfal william u Standby. ADMIRAL
Harry Y. YArnsll, and Capt James
n. van ZAbdt. nov Q e0DETsSsmsn.
From The realm u diplomacy
HsnTy p. FlstchsT. former UndEF'
sscrstary-of-Eta and anbaasadOI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-29

Larry looked 81 her In bsWIldsT.
meni, ITO saw the Wilderness about
her lips, and knew suddenly that shs
had RsVeT Intended 10 80 with him,
There was q quality In his voice
when he replied that frightened her.
so that's how u isH I'm the see.
sons outstanding sucker, chr" lie
shrugged. Tomorrow I'm leaving
for the woods and you're going with
me whether you like II or not "
They departed by train the next
morning A. SAFanAo they shifted
10 . power boat. and for hours
drove steadily In tho wilderness. A.
tho head II the last chain Of lakes
they diSsmbSTksd. The power boat
sung away. Martha and Larry were
left hlons. standing on . narrow
strip ~ wilderness that projected
out into the lake There WAs . log
cabin, . canoe and nothing else.
Martha felt afraid and very much
sl0ns Larry had been painfully for.
NAL during the entire trip. The
mountains. tho stiffness. tho vast
solitude awsd and frightened her.
She stood quits still until the last
faint puipUtput Of tho power
launch had faded. Then she turned
and entered the cabin hat was 10
be her home.
TN Gpits " herself Martha could
= not help enjoying her new exist.
snes For tho first time In her life
she knew sheer Joy 81 Just being
allvs. The cabin was comfortable
and hOTne-liks. There were books.
There was work 20 be done.
Larry made no effort 70 assist her
about tho cabin. Ills eyes stlll held
the sans cold CLINT that had fright.
snsd her on tho night before their
departure, lie seldom spoke, WAs
away from the cabin . good deal
and spent his evenings bent over
drawings and reports.
II was . month before Larry let
down the barrier. lie came uD from
behind Martha 80 she stood alone
on . bluff overlooking the lake. bhs
turned Si his step and looked into
his eyes. The cold CLINT Was gone.
'"Tbs PSWsS Ia1nch 10 Cue
bach tSmSEE0W. hs said. "Ysa
may 80 bSck with The driver n
ySu liks. I-Guess . made . mis-
take"
Martha felt . lump IN hsF throat
and swallowed hard.
Larry. darling. please let me
stay. live been selfish. Can't you
forgive ms1"
LSrry's head isTtsd up. roF one
brief m0nEnt he stared.
Martha. Martha. - hoped. II
wanted you to--Iovs the woods ~
do, ! brought you here for that puF.
pose. and thought ia failed"
Martha pulled hIs face down and
Kissed n. Let's forget the pest,
Larry. SWssthssrt. and starr ell over
again. I really don't feel 40 n I've
had . real honeymoon. Lst's begin
over 0Ealn. N0Wl HsFsl"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-29
BsuRsIaG % Bed 10 FBa
tn Boy Gees 0Ht WIRd0W

NEW YoRE-Ths hsiEhboFt
might have supposed Albert Mage,
2, vas IN training 70 b. . pare.
trooper WHEN hs grew ~. but u
wasn't that way 81 al.
Albert vas bouncing Hsrrfly o.
his bed WbsB bs bounced riEht oJi
. mn EtOTJ window SupristnGly
~ bounced TiEfi % from tlSs ground
and calmly walled sSHy.
Police Iah ~ landed On . rain
sOftsnsd patch q art
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-29

70s and SOS Of the last century. and
both parties will indulge w the same
type u inVsetlvs.
President Truman set the ksynOts
Of the campaign In his address be.
fore the national Democratic Won.
ans club st Washington IN Rovsm.
Der. lie WsG greeted with BpplauSs
because hs Was talking 70 On audi
snes who have voted Democratic
because father and grsndfsthsF
voted that ticket
His EsnRThlliiss dld not change
Gny votes. nor will the orators 0f
sithsT party who indulge IN the
same typs Of EsnsrAlitiss. Those
whose votes can be changed want
pToVhbis fScts
For sBRmpls. the president
charged ths Republicans with the
expenditure u vast sums contributed
by . small minority for purely self.
lAh reasons In an effort 10 attain Q
feauli, m Nhleb hey tahed.
The fact 10 the Republicans spent
In that campaign . total u eI. ~.
90 n. In tho same campaign the
Democrats spent t7.0ss .JT7s0. The
figures ere those submitted 10 con.
ETsss 90 required By lSW. BY the
national ehhlTrpsn Of the two par.
ties. In The Ohio ssnstoTiAI cam.
pSiRn. he charged thst SsnstoT Tsft
TsesiSsd vast sums from special
lntRFssts' IN their sttsfnpt 10 IN.
nDsnes legislation for corporate
wealth. but he said nothing shout
the assessments IsVisd SGainst al
members u organized labor. end
spent 70 defeat Tam that organized
labor bosses might benefit from leg.
iEistiOn IN behalf Sf Q minority.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-29
CSlsalaI TIssr mus

imagine spreading . layer u sand
On your living room hoor 70 tldy W
tiss hOubehol5' Prior 20 uhs era ~
polished nooFG. when AnsTieA vas
young and cabin fl0JrS consisted u
rough dirt . layer q asBd was
sdasd for sissnliHsas snd comfort.
according 70 historical researchers
foT JosSnsoa's wax r. fact, ths more
stylish eol0nisI hOrnsnAksrS en-
bsilishsd thsir Esnd-eOvtrsd hOSTS
By evolving novel designs such a.
bsfrin EbSns ara SsiTiina d0GS. Sitb
guirk twists - . broom
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-29

The sire Of the audience reached
by Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis III
televiSIon was proved by the result
Of an appeal for funds 70 support
research In muscular dystrophy.
which they made recently. The ap.
peal brought In more than 1000
responses. There were scores 0i
letters from dyStrophie victims Who
never knew there was . Muscular
Dystrophy association. despite wide
publicity.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-29
ny INEE GERHARD

rILEEN o'FARRELL Ia the per.
Ia feet soloiSt for the Telephone
Hour" on ST PAtrick's Day. 20 she
Is being announced way ahead OF
time This broadcast will be . Epe-
cial event. broadcast from Carnegie
Hall. where she scored . brilliant
success with her recital In 1880 The
daughter Of Irish parents formerly
billed In vaudeville a. The Sing.
ing o'FArTslls". she has fulfilled
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-29

him on these eN
cuFGiona into Ih .
wilderness. After
all he has enough
money 40 that this
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-29

n would b. web for those Of uS
who ere interested only In pT0VSbis
facts nat ws prepare In advance
Tor he storm ~ iBVsctivs. mud.
filth end GsnsrsLtiss that win BE-
EhoWsTsd upon us by political ora.
tors 0f both parties through ths %
Rod Of ths coming presidential cam
pSiEn Of July. August, B~Dtsmbsr
and Oct0beT.
The coming one win BE- such .
mud singing campaign - has D0t
been Known since he days u TIE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-29
DOUBLE MISTAKE
o. Richard NH WiklnSon
THE
FICTION
CORNER

TT was convenient thought Martha
i Sidney that Larry had money,
you Eee." she confided 10 Dorice
Merton. who vas 20 DO maid 81 hon.
or al tho wedding. Larry could
hardly expect me 10 accompany
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-29

.. SOrVy sbosI IiISSiiOsI -"
reasons for fear in tho course Of
one day. and some Of them do.
They worry about things they could
change with half the energy they
waste on worry. They worry about
things that don't concern them, and
they worry about situations Of which
they are completely ignorant
A woman can start her day worry.
ing because that clock IL slow, be.
cause she thinks It IL going 10 rain.
because Georges suit should have
been pressed. because she may be
going 10 have . headache. because
Kent was so rude 10 Lily last night.
because DIS invitation 20 that party
hasn't come, because she forgot 20
tell L0uclIa about tho extra milk.
because GTandma's birthday IL 10.
morrow. and so on and on until she
has covered with . thick coating Of
worry. every possible duty or sit.
uation that the day IL likely "a
develop.
Naturally. after IS minutes Of
this. she gets up tired. and her
voice IL q whine. Millions Of Amer.
lean women must be hAbitiIAl whin.
erS. because ! notice that In many
Of the soap serials" the herolnsS
almost necessarily whine: sunday.
Big Sister. Helen Trent. Stella rare
ly raise their voices shove . pRined
note Of complaint and fear. and lie.
tsnsrs seem 20 like II that way.
II the worrying woman could get
II through her head that worry 10
weakness. and that Ghe chooses H.
and that circumstance have little
70 do with Il. she nigh, perhaps
learn what . BslEhbor Of mins
learned painfully some years ago
ChFeRie Anxiety
She was In such . state Of chronic
anxiety mat one day her long -suf.
ferinE husband said mildly.
Helena. viii you use your hand
kerchtef. DEAR"
What" Esid Helena. aRhhst aS
we all are when 80 humiliatinE q
reminder II made.
"Oh. no. no." he said laughing
''YouT nose IL ell right. but when
say that 70 you IN future II viii
mean you are making y0urSeH sick
over something that doesn't In the
least concern you or al least that
you cannot change. Or else some
thing that may never happen. Do you
mind"
OF course. she minded terribly.
and she looked St her children for
support against this prepostsroua
idea. But the l7-yeaT boy
laughed and said. 'Tt'H keep you
busy. DAD" and the little girl Sddsd
innOcsntly. who'll do II ell the
times Dad isn't hsrs1"
A chinsas woman told me thai
when, 80 . Is-yssr-oId bride. Shs
expressed anxiety and fear. SvsTy
other person IN tho house turned "a
her with the simple command that
she spit
Splitting IN . fins Chinese family
10 almost 80 forbidden 80 In o fiDs
American one. The BIRDS protested
Her nlOthsT-iD-lsw directed her n
obey, even WHEN one q The yOunEsSt
servants reminded her with, WI
The lady please 10 spit" II SssmI
n IL en- sncisnt cure. II certainly h
. drastic and effective one.
a better ons IL 10 IN 0ns's hssTi
70 th9 source % infinite help and
Light. and eonfids eli ns worries
petty and great. 70 iDsEhauEtibls
wisdom. This cannot fan Tbs Wor'
RES are brushed sWsy Ike tbs Ensti
thsy are.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
HELP MEN

COUNTERMAN, white, exper.,. for
DEE GEE DINER. HOO vermont
DARkRooM aHsi RiS; ATTENDANT. DARKROOM
large line prints. Able to operate
vacuum printer. Salary according
ss9oa3 sse9 ability; sy;- free group insuT ,s Box
and clasp dept; advanced or learner.
Apply 2nd floor. 1722 Eye st. NV.
age maximum 40 yrs. !;
expe1. in electrical or mechanical
G5sfting IostiSn snnS Nth an sxDand
ploye dement's: Cali ME. 6s11. 10
good pay. Apply 37o7 Nichols ave.
s.e. No phone calls. 30
DRIVER, white, $3.50, for leading
wholesale frozen food distributor;
must know city and have good acci-
dent record; good opportunity for
Spssb 5sss dsPeRfs01so s 9fs 10th RaR st. sss MR
bHkfTEsRcsaLEsMAN, bHksHnEsR cs1alf. dry cleaning ly
and laundry. $50 per week guar,
plus commission; Arl; % plant. Gall
Driver HVEa sAEEsMEN gEsNG en- (25. BY for estab-
good working conditions, 6-day week.
Call MIR. HILL for interview Mon.
and Tues. from 9-12 am. MA. 7444.
DRIvER-SALESMAN, retail ice cream
vending routes open. Excellent earn
ings for hard workers. .Seven-day
week; no part time; no phone calls.
Apply JACK & JILL. oil End st.
ELECTRICIANs AND HELPERS -
Good wages and working conditions.
GE. 1900. or RIA. 060O. lis
ELECTRICIANS - Three flrst-class
men wanted; steady work and good
Jobs for reliable men. Apply KOLB
ELECTRIC, 1919 Window pl. NV
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, 10 midnight
to s am; must be sober. Apply at
ss midnightvs gsv 1912 lSEs Harvard st. NV. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored. fol-
office building; good working condi-
tions. Apply Room 616, EVANS
BLDG. 1920 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
HELP MEN

OIL BURNER SERVICE and install
lation man: year-around position.
Apply 7020 Wisconsin ave. or call
OIL. 1900. is
PAINTER. LIST class, good wages. TR.
PAINTER, young; top pay. Call now,
PAINTERS-Experienced swing men
only Call Me. 5154 after 6 pm.
PaiNTEks. ii nS5c or q 8. eGe report for RS work;
old house at Chillum rd. and La
Sale st. next to gas tanks).
PAINTERS. Must be Al mechanics
and sober. TU. 1131. lis
PA5NJERs' ap 5f5s 1st class. ia. 5s55 or
PAINTERS. first class mechanics
only. EN-. 3272: is
PAINTERS WANTED. Call between
8 and Z pm. DU. OSs9. III
PAINTERS, new construction work; !;
steady work. Apply Sargent rd. and
Emerson st. me-, or call MI. 6616.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
WOODWARD & LOTHROP

ASPHALT PAVING sUPERINTEN-
DENT, required by leading construc-
ton firm; top man to supervise
plant operations and pavement lay
ing to rigid specifications for over
seas assignment; also asphalt
paving engineer and equipment
operator. Submit qualifications-
=. o. Box 1031, Church st. Station,
New York City. -1S
GARDENER-Part time;
Saturdays and Sundays. Keep flowers,
grass, hedge trimmed. Apply Fri
eve. sat. after 2 or Sun. 4512
Leland St.. Bethesda. Md. 49,
ASST. MANAGER-5 and 1Oc store;
must be experienced in window
and counter display work. and
capable OF assuming managershir
within few months; starting salary
$1OO per week. Call FA. 1879 for
interview. -2l
TO CREDIT MANAGER
fol: large jewelry store. Permanent
Apply srA'uJF KEW JEWEEERs, FSa EEsR "0i'7ty 7o1
Seventh st. NV. III
ATIo Ut s6sRx sRAKE Eb sbeSTee and ads ns
st. NV. -26
ASTo Ut ,a1 BODY N MEN and helpers Open
and equipped body shop. Excellent
working conditions with good salary
See Mr.. Junkins. AMERICAN SER
Arlington. Va. oW. 7722. -21
AUTO BODY man wanted: 1st class
salary S75 and bonus. Must bt
good. Can average S100 week. In.
auire 412 11th st. s.w. or ST. 1919
Evening star., 1952-05-17
AUTO statesmen (3)
Awning Hanger

- - w A4AAAo A4o ~
in installing all types
& SpnIy work. aso4 Top pay; ~. steady t s TSrk'
Hpp1 setpps 81 afhs EaE
5542 Conn: ave. NV. 30 -,
BAKER; firss hand; ;.,, exPsFisnSsS s3 Il; SsS
products for position in Baltimore.
Md. Top wages. Box 19S-V. Star.
BAKERS HELP WANTED, SUPREME
BAKERY & DELICATESSEN, $500
Sargent I'd. ne. Chillum. Md. WA.
BARTENDER, exper., one who has
worked in good restaurants; good
phone cails). 1905 R. I. ave. ne. ne.
BARTENDER'S HELPER. Saturdays
and Sundays only. Box 296-Y. Star.
BENCHMAN AND FRAME MAKER
Call MR.. HIT. ME, 5000. -1S
BOOKKEEPER for financial institu-
ton; permanent position with excel
lent future: tipping necessary; 5-day
week; applicant should be neat,
accurate and able to meet public;
also familiar with machine posting;
salary open: For appointment cal
FEDERAL atE' ssAAviINds AND LOAN
BOOKKEEPER.cLERK. to handle &C.
be able to type: opportunity for ad-
vancement. free group Insurance.
plan. Apply CooPER-TRENT. 1l3O
l9th lt. NV. -lS
Evening star., 1952-05-17
Observation-Disclosures

CAR WASHER-Good salary, plus
commission and overtime. CON-
NOR'S. INC, 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc.
CAR WASHER and tire man; expert
enced. D. c. permit. KENNEDY
SERVICE STATION, 1870 New
Hampshire ave. NV, RA. 1888. liz
CAR WASHER-Perman position
good hours and good pay. Apply in
person, KOCHER SuNOCO SERV.
ICE, 1850 Nichols ave. Sc. LU. l.
CARPENTER, to help erect prefa6ri-
Gated barracks at Laurel. Md. Tel
n NE. az s4e1i sass 2 to 9 pm. After Z tt
CARPENTERS-Need two good. all
ground ground .ssaIrppenters; near silysl
CARFENTERs - Experienced opl.
need apply. TEMPLETON KNOLLS
$500 Kennedy ST.. East Riverdale
CARPENTERS. white, for repair work
steady Job for experienced men
$2.25 per hr. Also helper and trucl
driver; reference. Call Ia. 511s
weekdays. -1S
Evening star., 1952-05-17
PERSONAL

REV. CHARLES INTRATER, we'll
known "Mohel" in washington.
D. c.. and VIC. has moved from
1881 New Hampshire ave. NV, to
101 Eastmoor drive. Silver Spring,
Md. JU. 8-5724.
PIANO TUNER-S6. city or suburbs;
quality work. VICTOR GEORGE,
ia. 1862 days; XII. S-221S eyes.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person: 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by State and county. SH.
SHARON-Nursing care Of the aging
and chronically i'll. MRS. BRYAN
NEAL. Director. Ashton 4941.
ANYONE OWE YOU MONEY? Results
or no cost. VETERAN COLLECTION
AGENCY, ME. 1868. l9'
PLANNING A PARTY? Spacious, at
tractive accommodations available
tor your next dinner party, banquet.
dance or club meeting; fine food and
FfzA5Szs5|ESH$s fz5z t. ~ da 5gSEEs555fz ss5 II s$S s!SSS
LARGE RIM, front bedrm.. pvt. bath
and sitting room In pvt; home in
sif sac.l esee sPsna an d%eais 1S Sae5
NURSING HOME VACANCY. One OF
Vas finest, licensed nursing home;
24-hr. care; special diets; individual
ttentSS9c etysR t. saSh %e5ns gnsst1 14s MEs
LOVE PROTECTS, so does fencing;
keep children, pets and greenery
y1NsI where they y,sTgg. belong; csll GRE SInE
Fence Division. NE. 4s4o. Ext. zoe.
TWO LADIES are ready to repair
your rugs; oriental rugs prefsTred.
NURSE, NTRks MALE, dependable; peter
home case. AL. 0S44. 19'
THESES. engineering specifications,
PmsOsrapans P4omps sat s:rv "G5f 81 s1Hi
NSg 8SrHER EsD.E JONES s." REsT @anafapsaEE. Ho%E.
Riggs I'd. Md. Vacancies for elder
ly ladies and gentlemen. Tray serv-
MEx1cXN fse; S2i LAWYER LAWYER. registered con-
smlats Al MsFisap spf9Nb s5al dAsTfo @nStfEs
FAIR AZ iHfnf"fai MHIG Rest sHeTH oSIE
| 24-hr. service; convenient to bus
service; tray and din. room service.
cSN csSN ea11 GfvE BOARD, room and per.
sonal care to inyalid lady 1nIst In pTivs6e sae
interview. BOX 47s-Y. star. lie
LADY desires g.h:w: 5 days wk.; nc
cooking; come all day Saturday and
Sunday. 40 oswesa ave. SILVER sly.
IUPHOLSTERING-A-1 workmanship
$50 fabrics to choose from; foan
cSSsr coSss ss1. Free Ct
nH5s MoRRis. SG Ii. 1880 ~ ~ 1s:
Evening star., 1952-05-17

need reliable man tc
cashier and check out merchandise
excellent salary; must be responsi.
BILE person with store exper. anc
local refs. SURPLUS SALES CO.
425 10th st. NV. -23
experienced, for modern
air-condit'oned, self-service super
market; many employe benefits. paid
vacation. free Decentralization. -Ap.
ply in person. 1928 Rhode Island
civil ENGINEER wanted by local
well-established builder. with ex-
tensive experience in building bust.
ness. Excellent opportunity fol
right man. Must have best Of ref
erences. Write full information re-
garding background and salary ex.
pected for permanent position. Boz
CLERK, general oflce work, assist
bookkeeper. Good salary to start
Paid vacation. Mr.. Keys, ROSSLYN
AUTO & BODY CO., 1917 N. Lynn st
between 80 and 35;
competent; to handle telephone calls
with customers; one exper. in laun-
dry operation pref. Ask for Mr.
Burns. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY
Evening star., 1952-05-17
JOSEPH G. DONDERO,
G. JOSEPH COOLEY,

344 Washington Building.
Filed May 8, 1862. Harry M. Hull,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia:-1n
Re: Application Of Robert James
Alfonso, infant BY and through his
grandmother and next triend
Asuncion GonZalez.--C. A. NO.
2054-'52.-For Change OF Name
Robert James Alfonso. by and through
his grandmother and next friend,
Asuncion Gonzalez having hled
complaint for a Judgment changing
his name to Dalton Bryce MAYNARD,
Jr., and having applied to the Court
for an order of publication Of the
notice required by Law, in such cases:
il is, by the Court. this 9Th day OF
May, 1852. ORDERED. that all per-
sons concerned show cause, Il any
there be on or before. the 7th day
of June, 1852, why the prayers oi
said complaint shall not be granted:
PROVIDED, that copy Of this oroer
be published once a week for three
consecutive weeks before said day
in The Washington Evening Star
and The Washington Law ReporIer'
Isl WALTER M. BAST1AN, Judge
fSeal.) TEST: A TRUE COPY
HARRY M. HULL, Clerk. HELEN T.
BENDURE, Deputy Clerk. ro.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
HELP MEN (Cont.l

AGENTS-Do you want q job with a
future? We have 2 openings for
collectors and statesmen, ON estab-
nsned routes; no experience neces-
sary; vacation with pay, group in
surance and pension plan; S65 to
S75 per week assured to start. In
creased earnings after 4-wk. train
ing period See MR.. WOLF, 1916
14th st. NV. or call eyes,, Ia. 1857.
lis
APPRENTICES, to learn precision
machine work; no previous expert
ence required. GEORATOR CORP.
Arlington, Va. ia. $1,000.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN; ex.
per. man for established downtown
ONCE. Apt. and commercial prac.
Evening star., 1952-05-17
CARTOGRAPHIC
CRAFTSMAN

A good penman who can also
plan and lay out map work.
Ability to use airbrush de-
cided advantage. Formal
education in cartography
plus experience essential
Excellent opportunity for
man who has appreciation
OF high-grade maps to use
initiative and advance. Sal
ary open will pay for quail
ity Give full resume
including education, train
ing, experience and age
Box 222-X, Star.