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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-01
FB1 to Investigate
Parole of 3 Former
Capone Gang Men

WASHINGTON, up = Atty.
Gen. James P. McGranery said
today he intends to find out if
bribery figured in the new-fa-
NOUS case Of three paroled ex-
Capone gangsters.
He ordered FBI Director J. Ed
gar Hoover to open a new in
vestigation into all of the cir
cumstances of the paroles, grant
ed in 1947.
McGranery asserted that h e
freeing Of Paul (the Waiter) Ricca,
Louis Little New York; Compag-
ma and Chas. Cherry Nose) Gioe
one-time members of the late Al
Capone's Chicago mob, has ''been
a matter Of various charges, in
Guiding rumors of bribery" dur
ing the last five years.
A House committee investi-
gated the paroles in 1948 and de-
manded that the freed men be
put back in prison.
The committee said it found no
evidence of bribery but expressed
the view that "big money"-from
an unknown source-was spent to
get the men out.
The men were represented in
the parole proceedings by atttor-
neys Paul Dillon Of st. Louis and
Maury Hughes Of Dallas, de-
scribed in the committee report
as "personar' friends, respective
ly, of President Truman and Tom
c. Clark, then attorney general
and now a Supreme Court justice.
These attorneys, the committee
said, were Gin a position to exert
influence with those in authority
However, the report said there
was no evidence President Tru-
man chad any knowledge of the
matter"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-01
President Moore of u of A
Believes Interior Secty.
McKaY Friend of Alaska

Our new Secretary of the In
terror, Governor Mckay, will be
good friend of Alaska, 1 be-
ieve," President ferris Moore of
the University Of Alaska declared
at luncheon recently in Fair
banks. Returning last week from
the convention of the Association
of Land Grant Universities and
Colleges in Washington, D. c.,
President Moore conferred with
Governor Mckay in Salem, Ore,
in connection with the Univer-
sity's land-endowment program.
'The fact that Governor Mckay
is unwilling to make policy de-
cisions or statements until after
he has been confirmed by the
Senate in late January is good
sign, and I believe that he will
move carefully and not act with
regard to Alaska's complicated
problems until he has had an ade-
quate opportunity to become well
acquainted with all the facts"
President Moore indicated that
the University was inviting Gov
ernor Mckay to make his initial
visit to Alaska at the first con-
venient opportunity.
Also President Moore revealed
that the University obtained
$4,000 (S15OO in cash and a pledge
of $500 more as needed for ere
search in the physical sciences at
the discretion Of the president"
from a private foundation in
Pasadena, Calf, where he spent
several days enroute.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-01
RACKETS DRIVE

The September drive of the In
ternal Revenue Bureau special
rackets squad, which cracked
down on racketeering and crooks
with additional income tax assess
ments of s12,5OO,OOO, brought to
more than s16o,OOO,OO0 the addi-
tional taxes and penalties that
have been levied against under
world characters since the spring
of 1851.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
HELP MEN
Administrative Trainee

AUllIlIllSGId dtlVc 1Tdl1GS
Inside saleried position for recent
college graduate, to train in all
phases of automobile insurance
Underwriting in. preparation for
looking for a young arSe man we who Ais is
interested in career with one of
the largest and most progressive
automobile Insurance companies in
Hlis area. No selling or travelling
involved. Please call for appiint-
ment. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE CO.. ST. 1900. Ext.
251. III
AIRCRAFT MECHANICS. See ad.
under Instruction Courses. TEACH
AnTo.i Ut iT1 sRAkE MECHANIC and help
er, young. white. energetic. 9o3 N
st. NV. -21
ventilated modern-eauipped body
shop; good salary; permanent job
See Mr.. Hook. AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER Studemaker Dealers. 585
N. Glebe rd.. Arl.. Va. oW. 7722.
AUTO BODY MEN, mechanics and
helpers---If you are good. you name
your price; permanent job. vacation
bonus. HERSONS AUTO & AP-
DE. 400. -19
AUTO BODY MECHANICS-Exper.
men can make good money; plenty
of work, 5-day wk.. paid holidays,
beoeflts and insurance; a good place
to work. HILL & SANDERS, INC,
lila Vermont ave. NV. MA. $3.50.
30
AUTO MECHANICS (2): white or
colored; experienced; good salary.
GORDON BROS. MOTORS, Bird,
between L and M ne. 10
AUTO MECHANIC-De soto-Plym-
outh dealership; Thoroughly ex-
perienced; excellent income and
working conditions. See Mr.. Salak,
DUKE & COOKSEY, 1885 Bladens-
burg I'd. me-, AT. 6S1S. 10
AUTO PARTS MANAGER. Must be
capable of taking full charge of
established company in Silver
Spring. Right party can earn $4,000
to $4,000 per yr., Guaranteed
S6 500. Call Baltimore, Vernon
22S0. M. B. Ferman for appoint
ment.
AUTO BODY & FENDER MAN to Join
our organization. Our body men
are among the highest paid in
Washington. All year-'round good
paying insurance work. If you are
not earning $3.50 q week. 1t will
pay you to see us. See Mr.. Mes
CODA after 8 pm. AUTO WHOLE
I'd, ne. Ii. 3-ss0o.
Advortici,,r DLo+0nro vohor
Evening star., 1952-06-17
BIO THE EVENING STAR
PERSONAL

PERMANENT. S4; shampoo. WAR;
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 12ll
G sc. NV.
DEEP SEA FISHING PARTIES AR
RANGED-De luxe fishing cruisers
bait. tackle and Transportation iur
hours heavy trolling 80 to 40 mile
out at sea- Return same day. FoI
reservations and information, cal
ST 1916, SPORT FISHING Sc55u.B
FAIRFAX LODGE. a new distin-
Ruished Virginia convaleScent nome
All new furnishings and equipment
nurse. Phone Crescent 726-R. 22'
FURNITURE REPAIRED. refinished
upholS: work guar; prices reaS, HO
1858 or Ii. 7-4256, J. L. OAKES
NURSING CARE for those who resilS
care, by graduate nurses; at Mt
Vernon Convalescent Hospital; P; Ec,ic G
Aesesfhs AEesseditsd 'SDd S1d licensed, 9 CO. sS24
SHARON-For convalescents. aging
chronically i'll; 24O-acre estate;
half hour D. C. line; shaded lawns,
wide porches, high, ceilings; cross
nursing; hospital. physicians, ia s,,,,GnS one
mile; licensed; recommended; Fulton
S-494l Dial oper.l Olney; Nd;
NANCY in NURSING HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care
licensed by State and county Sh'
SLIP COVERS and draperies: custom n
made from our or your maIerlaIIS; as;
Cali Ii. 6-s957, HOME SPECIALITY
SHOP, 910 H St. ne oA br.
VACANCIES, elderly rs4Ip ladiss; q 2foNEs NFs;
REST HOME. Riggs Eds Md. New
NTRsiSG %RafSs9eHhsoj HoME IL SSACANoY - - lie.
nursing home, best tood' -nr'
care; reas. rates. Vienna 44o-2Sso
nav CARE FOR cH1LD-Private
hnne: iaree. fenced yard with trees
and playground equipment. 20.
BIxSkErs i1SSR2E; DRY CLEANED and in; IN;
pIant: called for and delivered;
minimum order, 4 blankets; for
delivery service or nearest locatl@on, @
cali NEW JERSEY CLEANERS AND N
pYERss; Dyer 81 1s91 9b,s New Jersey ave: en7 n;~''
HRamsesT RsGse 81 EACH ast"' any width dress or
skirf. includes fitting: special offer
baiance Of month. Needlecraft. 7lo
I1th st. NV, 2nd Il. .h
TYPING, exper. manuscripts, snssTS town
once: can handle your regulaP
mailing list. RE. 1911 10 a:mi-o
RTJSINESSWOMAN desires TO con,
tact another who owns car. Call
NTIRSE will care for bed patient in
her home; $50 per week. Tel. oWens
CotGNSFFiDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS,
civil, criminal, divorce. ME. 90. 0o4o'
SIMMER CLASSES for real estate
practice. BY request. our. SATURDAY
morning class continues during the
summer. Men and women trained
for practice in D. c., Md. ana va va:
approved since 1947 by the local
board and Vet. Adm. THE SCHOOL
OF REAL ESTATE, Bond Bldg.' RE.
1isE 2gs"oF OF NICELY furnished new
home, rent free to refined middle
aged couple in exchange for meals
for active elderly gentleman. Tele-
phone Juniper 7-S993. 19'
Evening star., 1952-06-17
HELP MEN
LUMBER AND MILLWORl

LUMBER AND MILLwORK MAN,
experienced, to take full charge of
shipping and yard supervision. In
retail millwork and lumber yard.
Opportunity for qualified person
AMCO MILLWORK AND LUMBER
CO., INC, Benning Rd. and MINI.
ave. ne. LU, 4-43OO. -2l
Evening star., 1952-06-17
HELP MEN
SUPERVISOR. exneriencf

SUPERVISOR. experienced in mail
room and MESSENGER service proce-
sanitation; 5-day week; attractive
company benefits. For interview. call
EX. 500, Ext. 80. III
age 90 to 80 with ex.
perience IN, supply and stock con-
expanding engineering ORGANIZATION
Offering numerous employe benefits
and excel. salary. Call NE. 1914.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
HELP MEN

BHTSHEs' IgCs17,s s sxps5isncsd :, s only. Appl'
BUTCHER, exper., for independent
Ply GREENs' sisaSi MEADOWS s51S S0'saj sUPEf III
MMASkHn Myastseille. MS ss71 Ap. assf sss5 I'd aa !"
MARKETT,. s4ss aAeIt Conn. nDs's ave. sroT9 WiS
BUTCHER, must be neat. sober, ex.
perienced, to work at self-service
meat dept. Excel. pay and working
conditions. Paid group hospita liza.
ton. Apply. DOMINION FOOL
sroHE' er cail oM' Nse assyy DIX. corner oleoe Ed'
BUTCHERS t2), for service mea1
e men, yoans STEADY Or oS oT Hpey r. Ms
AAkMtAN; Ak; IAN, 5saaGo5 Annapolis rd.. Bla-
BUTLER. white, for diplomats home;
must nv have Az sxcellent references. Call
Cab Drivers Wanted
Men twhite) interested in a good in
transportation field. Apply to
B. & o. R.R. Station, silver spring,, 8iH,
No; We will assist in obtaining your
Incense. go
CARPENTERS, expefienced only; new.
house construction. Apply Williams
burg blvd. and North Rochester st..
cARFfSThnss. cAfliHssHni "a, mus. ne exper.; 70,
ing. Dir: Out Ca. ave. ext, left
st on s Seminary ,dE rd'. right on Monroe
CARPENTERs for large apt. project,
long Job. steady work; must be
experienced and reliable. See Mr..
I'd. Sc. MORRIS POI. PoILiN laa & Nse,St son
CARPENTERS wANrEp-Trim and
KAY coNsTRucTfoN CO., Conn. conn
Wheaton. Md. Ask for foreman
CARPENTERS-First-class,S So. .25 hr.,
long JOB: See Mr.: Humphrey. MARY
LAND CONSTRUCTION CO, op left
aond aana GSiseGsits 5las 1s Sfss fsne rd mile 9s
Wheatoncrest. Out George ave.
blks. past Wheaton stop light. turn
left on Henderson 2 blks., turn left
fs 1R f2 blk 0't t. tSEn 05 TAB HzSco 6a Hst sc
CARPENTER, white, must be 1st class
trim hand; S2.75 per hour. LU. l.
CARPENTER, 1st class only; report
7:30 am. to Mr. Divelbiss. with r.
H. BEST, INC. Stonestreet ave.
(next to, Potomac Electric). Rock
CARPENTiERs WANTED (2), TOP Day.
top mechanics; capable Of trim and
frame. Come to Job. See Mr.. Gillis.
Out Marlboro pike s.e., approx. Ia
mi. past District Heights. turn left
on Boones lane. 3 blks. ALLEN &
cRSSIES cESGKS; INC; ST; 05o5i 5si,cp oooo
Apply HOTEL HARRINGTON. 10
Evening star., 1952-06-17
PLANNER AND ESTIMATOR
For machine shop and sheet-metal
work: vacation, sick leave. overtime;
air-rnndjti0ned n1aOt

For machine shop and sheet-metal
work: vacation, sick leave. overtime;
conditioned plant
Ahrendt Instrument Co.
College Park Md. uN. is 1900
PORTER for auto showroom; good
pay. pleasant working cond.i subur-
cuileT s MO MoNRoR oSSs,OR FoRn SsF co gee 1877 81
East,Mest hwy, Silver Spring. --l7
PORTER-For used car lot. Excel
working conditions. 5h-day week.
Garage to work in. Top pay for
right man. Must have D. c. permit.
Apply in person. GARY MOTORS,
600 Good Hope rd. Sc. 30
PORTER, steady position. food sal
ary. Apply HOLLYWOOD, 7o3 9TH
-DIsHwAsHER. colored. ex-
perienced; references; day work |
closed Sun. and holidays. NATIONAL |
DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV.
PORTER. drivers license: excel. SAL
ary and hours: meals. furn. 5636l
Conn, ave, WO. $500. -19
PRESSER, full or part time. Exper |
on silk and wool. EXCELSIOR
CLEANERS. SOB Kennedy st. NV
PSEssSR. Es wool, all-arOund man, yE.
PREssHEiR. exper. wool presser; good |
piece rate, nice working cond |
plenty Of work Apply MAJESTIC
LAUNDRY. 610o Addison I'd. n.e.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
YARDMEN ~

For large apartment deyelopment.
4235 N. Pershing DIR. rear Of Post
Odlcel, Arlington. Va. ---22
WANTED-sTEADY MAN for jan
tors position, small apt. bldg:
good salary: quarters with gas and
!e1ec. furn. Apply after 4 pm, or
pet, 7:30 and $50 am, 1911 CO.
wANTED-Laundry man as assistant
manager at Naval Air Station,
NAVY EXCHANGE OFFICE. U. 8.
Naval Air Station. Patuxent River,
Maryland. III
inclined young men
in wood or leather work; 5-day, 40
hour week; paid holidays and vaca-
tions. Apply J. E. HANGER, INC,
Mr.. Letner: 221 @ st, NV. 10
WANTED: 100 men to drive Yellow
Cabs. Apply in person, PERSONNEL
OFFICE. 1901 New York ave. ne.
--27
COLLEGE STUDENTS, part time or
full time, to sell something entirely
new, never before shown here. No
competition, start now. You can
earn big money during your summer
vacation. Apply ALLSTATE HOME
EQUIPMENT CO.. 2l17 M st. nv.
-17
fNopf{puad ~ NaYH naOan
Evening star., 1952-06-17
HELP MEN
PRESSERS, '

lPRESSERS, wool. exper., top piece
work pay: permanent position,
ARISTO CLEANERS, 1926 South
Capitol. -l7
Evening star., 1952-06-17
PHARMACIST

Young, energetic; excel. opportunity;
local refs. 4S-hour week at $3.50
per hour. No Sundays, Meals fur
nished. MR.. WAY. RE. 194S.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
MEN-STUDENTS

IL
YOUNG MAN. to assist with pay
roll and bookkeeping. Perm. posi-
ton tnH wi: With advancement dva Some TYP;
Mr. lfS; FosTERs hsPa'i NA S0oHs5 ofS5. "k' cay ci
YOUNG MAN. some office or book
Keeping experience; must have de-
sire to advance to responsible and
excellent paving position. Call MR..
SEVlT at RE; 1897 between 1912
call unless you want q permanent
YoUNG MAN. 1928. to help on WELL
boring machine. FA. 1860. LIZ
YOUNG MAN, 1890 yrs. Of age. for
St9ck5o0m inS Hr, work YORK .s, Lssi5e handwrit-
free transportation; paid sick leave
and vacation benefits; $170 to start,
increase after 3 mos. Apply in per-
son: employment ONCE, CAPITAL
TRANSIT, seth and NJ sts. NV. Take
No. 80, Rosslyn car. --17
YOUNG MAN. Is or over. For sum-
mer mos, June, July, Aug and Sept.
Steady day work. May be some
CHANGE working extra at night.
Could be steady lob later on; Good
able and dependable: Give refs. in
YOUNG MAN. single, high school
graz, TO learn sales and service;
selling in large Ford leadership.
Mr.. Minson. PARKWAY MOTOR
CO., 3040 M st. NV. 10
YOUNG MAN to learn hotel laundry
and dry cleaning business and train
for assistant laundry and dry clean
ing manager. Many employe bene-
fits, paid vacation. insurance. etc.
no experience necessary although
some mechanical knowledge helpful.
Only those interested in learning a
good business and interested in their
future are requested to reply. Give
as complete information as possible
about self. Box 1924. Star. --22
YOUNG MAN, for delivery and stock
keeping service In lge. retail store
in Arl.; drivers permit nee; exper.
pref; good salary. pleasant work,
chance for advancement, JERRY'S,
Shirlington Business center. Call
TIE. 1000 for appt -19
and Office man; expert
encsd only for MOVING AND SToR-
AGE CO. Must have good refer
ences. FA. 1860 is
Evening star., 1952-06-17

when anspertno advertisements
addressed to Star bofes. do NOT
incIose original references. photo
graphs or other materials Of per-
son0I pGlue. Copies serpe the purr.
pose and ORIGINALS may Get lost.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
AUTO OFFICE MAN

Wanted in suburban Ford
leadership. to keep our books
and records. Good salary. va
cations paid, annual bonus.
insurance participation. We
also have good assistant to
help in the work. Exper. in
factory systems quite essential.
Your reply will be held In con-
fidence. Box 56-A, Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
LIQUOR SALESMAN

to make perm. connec-
ton; with ability and personality in
selling: good salary; excel: OPP; for
INC. SIS 9th st. NV. -21
LAUNDRY MAN TO learn hotel laun-
dry and dry cleaning business and
train for assistant laundry and dry
cleaning manager. Many employe
benefits; paid vacation. insurance,
etc; no experience necessary, al
though some mechanical knowledge
helpful Only those interested IN
learning Q good business and In
terested in their future are requested
to reply. Give as complete informa-
ton as possible about self. Boz
19S.A. etAI. -22
Evening star., 1952-06-17

81. 4hOO, Ext. 251. III
CHECKER for service super market;
experience and ref; permanent; no
MzRkET Rlz9s YORK soe5 ee5S1daRRA. aonn ave. sUPEE W
CHEF na1' COOK. COOK Italian style; good
srr99G0eFy store. can DE. 1850 from
CHEF Hisp to M operate se PHI Kitchen for 1o 1000
carry-out, shop. Must be experienced
and CAPABLE to work with minimum
supervision. Permanent. Call ia.
5,gl II to arrange interview. 10
have a perm. position
for an older man, 55-65 years Of
5 ssf Conn q our ave- branch pss.srt store oe
Ing conditions. vacation with pay.
hospital and accident insurance.
This Is q good opp. for resident
OF the Chevy Chase area. Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY CO.. 21I9 18th
k@~TYprsT, age 1890; must Hs be
curately. Position with an ex-
Employee Senetiss' cau 'Iif"t NE. esi4. 4.
outside ss work. sFE: es4
Possessions; good starting salary
Plus liperal car allowance. See MR..
DUBIN, 937 F St NV, 2nd Il. -1S
MAN, exper.. inside
work only; top salary. perm. posi-
ton. UNION CLOTHERS. 307 9TH
st. NV. AL replies confidential.
CONTROLLER-Food and beverage,
experienced. exclusive hotel. good
salary. regular advancement. vaca-
tion. insurance, group hospitaliza-
tion. References. Box 22S-Y Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
YOUNG MEN

for young men mechani-
cally inclined; to mos. training
at TOLEDO SCALE co. Technical
School. Toledo, Ohio. Salary and
excellent chance for advancement.
to relocate after training. Apply TO
District Service Manager. TOLEDO
SCALE CO, 3713 N. Hampshire
ave, Washington, D. c., or 1920 z.
Fayette ST.. Baltimore (3D. Md.
Evening star., 1952-06-17

MAN WITH CAR
Big earnings. Good refs. 81. 1851.
MANAGER FOR CAR WASH
Experienced in supervising men, good
starting salary and working condi-
tions. MIRACLE CAR WASH. Ills
L st. Sc. IL
Evening star., 1952-06-17

Advertising Photographer
Experienced man for advertising and
commercial photography. Good OPP
portunity for right person. See LEE
SALSBERY, 927 G St, NV. -1S
AUTO BODY MECHANICS CO, sober,
1st class for Washington's largest
Pontiac dealer; excellent working
Apply ARCADE PONTIAC CO., Mr..
Peers. 1887 Irving st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1952-06-17
HELP MEN
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

appearance. courteous and willing
to give coed attendance. Forty.
hour week Apply Personnel, Room
sos Open week days 1905 and
Sat-. 81 No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-06-17

CLERK. must be expert
enced and have drivers permit; ex-
cellent pay and working conditions;
DOMINION FOOD STORE. Lee hwy.
corner Glebe rd:. or call OW. 2933
GROCERY CLERK all around man,
ARGONNE MARKET. 1911 Column
GROCERY CLERK. experienced only.
Apply 1905 9TH St, NV. -19
CLERK-White. reliable,
willing to learn meat cutting. 1897
14th st. NV. -19
CLERK, all around, white,
must be able to cut meat. Good pay,
good working conds. Apply No. /,
Kennedy st. NV. See MR.. PASS1N.
CLERK for service super
market; experience and ref; perma-
s1Si SUPER ny MARKET. AsRi S0t 5000 Conn. nDaNa ave
NV. 10
Evening star., 1952-06-17
Auto Mechanic

Permanent position for an expert
enced man; 5-day, 40-hour week;
modern garage in Sc. section;
1898 years of age, capable of pass
ing physical exam. and willing to
sonnel, Room 605; open weekdays,
5000. and Sat, 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
,e.rl,.
Evening star., 1952-06-17

JANITOR-PAINTER; quarters fur
nished. Apply DU. o429. -19
ern eardeE type aps sf's good l0s saIaps; Gs
apt; furnishsd dn free; oyAg Apply resIaent ..4g
.205 Elmira st. s.w. 20. 2-5154.
JANITOR, colored, married: no chill
dren; must have references; salary
$11O per month and excellent quar-
ters. Apply MRS. MOORE. Resident
Manager, Apt. 102, 2613 Lee blvd,
Arlington. Va. Phone GL. 1914.
middle aged or elderly
services. No cash wages. Stoker.
yards. Man can hold other all day
joS. GS Bet Beth apply 5716 18th st. nw.' o.'
JANiTOR-CARETAKER, colored cou-
pie, no children. for small apt. in
Alexandria; will exchange apt. (not
in basement). bedroom, living room,
kit, dinette. bath, utilities and
phone for services. Husband can
where, wife unemployed. Excep-
tional opportunity for well-recom-
mended couple. Call MR.. IRVINE
bet. 3-5 pm. Ma. $500. -1S
JEWELRY SALES CLERK and Jew
elry repair estimator: some ex-
perience necessary; young ambitious;
excellent opportunity for the right
party. Apply THE JEWELRY SHOP,
Concourse. Pentagon Bldg. or call
Mr.. Mann for appt.. at Ii. 5-6700.
Ext. 56215. -19
Evening star., 1952-06-17
TRUCK DRIVER

PERMANENT position for Q good
colored driver, 23-3S yrs. OF age
who has a d. c. drivers permit,
clear driving record and truck
personnel room 605; open weekdays
S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
JANITOR

-olored; 1885 yrs. Of age; good
physical condition and willing to
give regular attendance. Apply Per-
sonnel, Rm. COS; open weekdays,
S:3O-5 and Sat. 9-1. No phone
Evening star., 1952-06-17

CONTINUED on Next PassI
Evening star., 1952-06-17
HELP MEN

SALESMEN-UsED CARS-for Ford
dealer. Experience not essential.
furnished. See MR.. AILES. ST25
Piney Branch rd., Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1952-06-17

We have an opening for q
permanent position for Q will
ing worker; guaranteed top
salary. excel. working condi-
tions in modern shop; vaca-
ton with pay: company bene-
fits; must have refs. MANHAT-
TAN AUTO, KAISER FRAZER,
INC, both sides Of 9TH at r
Ac
Evening star., 1952-06-17
Cab Drivers Wante,

Men (white) interested in a good in
come and interesting work in the
TRANSFORMATION field. Apply to
BLACK g. WHITE CAB ASSC.,
3: & o. R.R. Station. Silver Spring,
Md. We will assist in obtaining your
license. 80
Evening star., 1952-06-17
TRAINEE

Prefer exper. man with some knowl-
edge of electrical wiring materials.
Call RE. 1924. --22
Evening star., 1952-06-17

AUTO MECHANICS
Permanent Job in modern well.
equipped shop. Vacation and holi-
days with pay. Salary and bonus.
Approx. $4,000 to $4,000 yearly.
See Mr.. Mullen. OLMSTEAD MO-
Wilson blvd, Arlington. OW. 84OO.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-01-04

Out genuine interest the democracy out Of deep desire
reatate large sections of the Jewish people, American
been generous contributors sras development during
the past decade.
AS contributors they of need
ready understanding problems sincere sympathy for the great and
historic effort ancient people it's ancestral homeland
Although panthropc gifts problems relief
immigration other requirements in absorbing
the esream of Israel
Moreover capital investments crucial for the future development
of the economic structure of this infant republic.
Israel weather its troubles strong
prosper creative democracy contributors must make
the State of Israel Bond Issue important factor in their
for Israel
The Israel Bond Issue indispensable the economic growth
country vitality necessary furnish the for the
expansion industry and agriculture and for the successful Indignation
of large Of immigrants productive and happy citizens
turning point Israe development what needed is full
thropc contributions.
When you Israel Bonds hasten the economic independence
of Israel and strengthen its position haven and homeland for large
sections of the Jewish people.
furnished
ObOiubIs from the Undersigned
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STATE OF 8 RAJ G BONDS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-02-08

trict where persons could observe
both good and bad farm prac-
tees and the results from the
air were outstanding. Upwards of
500 persons attended the affair
with $50 persons taking the aer-
jal tour
A ground to plane radio de-
monstration was presented by the
State Highway Patrol and an
earial spraying. demonstration
was given under the supervision
of the Ohio Aviation Board.
Financial arrangements for the
Air Tour and PlowIng Matches
were generously taken care of by
the First National Bank of Lon
don The Central National Bank
of London, the Madison County
Farm Bureau Cooperative, and
the Farm Equipment Dealers As
sociation of Madison County. The
Ohio Oil Company donated two
nice trophies for the winners of