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Evening star., 1952-04-13
HELP MEN

BUTCHER, must be reliable. steady
worker. with recent city references.
Ia. 0922.
BUTCHER, exp. must not Crink;
good sal. and hrs. Apply in person,
WONDER MARKET, 1905 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

HELP. men. not over 40
to work nights. including SUNDAYS
for large baking company: union
wages and many company dement's
ApPly ApppS aftsr atRrp9 l9 PIT; N; e COUNTY y
Personal interviews only. ,-1k
(beer and wine). 1880
yrs. of age. dependable. Box 2SQ,T,
BODY AND PAINT SHOP FOREMAN
expert in supervising refinishing OF
cars for painters. Hot enamel ex-
perience preferred. but not essential
Good proposition. Replies conf
Dental. Box 305-R, Star.
BOOKKEEPER. to aid owner OF sev-
eral businesses. Wonderful oppor. to
person willing to commute to Fort
Meade or live on post: State age
exper., salary expected, etc. Box
BOOKKEEPER's ASST. age 25-35;
thorough knowledge Of office pro-
cedures and ability to work with
figures essential. To qualified in
tunity. For further information
call RA. O1S9. ask for MIR. SURWIT
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Engineers -.
Growth and a
Future With
General Electric

Excellent facilities an
challenging assignment
offer opportunities TO
creative thinking ant
growth with Genera
Electric's Aeronautics &
Ordnance Systems Div.
ENGINEERS
| Elec trio al, me-
chanical and aero
nautical with B. S.
degree for develop
ment, design, and
quality control.
DRAFTSMEN AND
DESIGNERS
Consider the wide
diversity of our op-
erations in the fol-
lowing fields: Aero
dynamics, Electron-
les, Power Systems,
Airfram e Design,
Turbo Pumps, Servo
Systems, Aircraft
and Surface Fire
| Control, Marine
Equipment.
Permanent positions
are now open at our
modern plants in:
Schenectady, N. Y.
Burlington, VT.
Pittsfield, Mass.
Johnson City, N. Y.
Pension. health and life
insurance plans plus COM
pany stock bonus plan.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

When answerino advertisements
addressed to Star bores, do NOT
tnclose original references, photo.
graphs or other materials OF per-
SonGl UGlue. Copies serpe the pur.
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

DRIVER = White, for dry cleaning
NsRSs NsSRts ave- so9d 3d. ggfYLE gfyY aeeRRzA eeRRAN$Rs Els
DRIVERS. TT HhSe 'e5tSi ec5oSLioRED. experienced
furniture mover and packer; local
work; good driving record and ref,
erences essential. For interview call
DRfvER, White. for or linen Route; must
know city; steady lob, good pay. in-
surance benefits. Apply DISTRICT
LINEN SERVICE CO., Sc L ST.. Sc.
DRIVER. young, intelligent man to
soantPS tcaniPSrt CAL 1ptSWoOfS oT tMaF0ufhSI. M H&
DRIVER. dry-cleaning route; $40 wk
plus comm: no eXper. necessary.
Unless you have a record OF work
ing on your last Job for. at least :!
yrs. please do not apply. A real
&R RR0 pEGLER e faS MGnday sG5 T015fF DG 1871 ST.
DRIVER. WHITE, experienced furni.
ture mover and packer; local work;
good driving record and references
essential, For interview call JU
bRY1sks SsRasf day wSNrf1 Il fyenipfo 20, to drive
time; UP to so yrs. Of age: excellent
pay; no exper. necessary. YELLOW
CAB. Silver Spring. 81. 1921.
DRIVERS-TRAILER
have had experience
Of D.. c.. Va. and Md. areas. Re-
port to Mr.. Mike. Bldg. =, HECH-
NIGER CO., 18th and H sts. ne.
at $40 am. III
DRIVING INSTRUCTORS, colored,
ages 26 through 3S; clean driving
record, high school education. Call
R.sALEsMAN for establie he'd
food products route; 5-day week.
paid vacation, insurance benefit;
$65 minimum weekly; must give
excellent references and have good
driving record. Apply in person,
CAPITOL FRITO. 1860 Bethesda
ave, Bethesda, Nd. Ia
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DRIVER
COIORED

Perm. position; must know city. not
mind long hours. hard work. have
bonus; $3.50 start. Appiy WASH
FISH, 1011 e st. s.w.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
CRAFTSMAN
AND
Electrical ENGINEER

Local electrical contractor
IS offering a perm. position
and an opport. with a future.
Limited only by applicants
ability. State age, school,
eXper., refs and when avail.
Local man preferred. All re-
plies confidential.
BOX 52-S, STAR
Evening star., 1952-04-13
AUTOMOBILE
statesmen

VIZ NrFn . AGGRESSIVE USED CAR
statesmen, MUST BE EXPERT.
EINLnu. SEE MIR. KLOPFER, JR.
USED CAR MGR. At MAYFLOWIEsyR
BETWEEN 9 AND IL AM, MON
DAY THROUGH FRIDAY.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

DRUG CLERK-Experience necessary.
Apply Mrs. Turco. MAXWELL &
TENNYsoN. RIM. 1o3, 915 10th st.
DRUG CLERK - Exper. preferred;
SRs DsGds apS 5S7 Tseh Conn eass
DRUG CLERK. under 40; drug or
yariety exp; good hours; no Sun, !;
$65 to SIS NIX TE PHYS Phys CONN., cE ARPy 2H
DRY CLEANER. Holman Equipment.
experienced only. Call MR.. PEEL Err
Monday. DU. 1413. lis
EGG GAMBLER, exper., white, 25-40,
drivers permit. Call 81. 5072. -15
ELECTRICIAN; exper. in service work.
must have D. c: journeyman's card
steady work; truck furnished. Apply
Co. 922 Kennedy st. NV. ia
ELECTRICAL laboratory mechanic;
in downtown Washington; pleasant
uoIstn wSTs,ns conditions e0ngenaI Sen as
s'ss your Work a viii be- ' appreciated; Enese exc
cellent opportunity for promotion
for right man. State experience,
qualifications and desired starting
salary. 5-day week. Box 41S-V.
EHECTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAIR
MAN needed on bench work OF small
household appliances: Will consider
mechanically inclined men to learn
work. c. A. LEPPERT. Ola Eye st.
EIEcTRIcIANs HELPER
Man willing to learn electrical trade:
MR sHSd HEfsfN ia'iEy RoeeVIe ssssaE ES55 ss5s Call
ELEyATOR OPERATOR. $50 to
Evening star., 1952-04-13
FOREMAN (White)

" >~>SS/
OF grounds. Maintenance crew Of
90 men. Must be able to handle
colored help. Should know trees
and shrubs. both evergreen and
Towering. This is permanent
Job for a real producer. Box 1l7-S,
Star. 20
FOUNTAIN AND SANDWICH MAN.
experienced, neat. paid vacations;
S45. No phone calls. Apply in per-
son. PETER PAN PANTRY HOUSE,
FOUNTAIN MAN. experienced, for
medical. building coffee shop; good
pay and meals; no night or Sunday
work; must be pleasant and neat;
sen; HALL & soTHoRoN DkUa
STORE. !S0l x st: NV. --13
FOUNTAIN MAN-Experienced Ape
ply CONG r E s NAL DRUG
STORE. 113 Independence ave. Sc.
FRENCH TEACHER. native, with good
education and instruction. Apply
BERLITZ SCHOOL. 800 18th st. n W.
Statesmen. exper.; $50
wkly. salary. plus good comm. only
those that have had exper. in stores
selling better-grade furn.: unusual
opportunities in lge. expansion pro.
gram. My Friend John. ATLAS
FURNITURE. 92l G st. NV.
Continued on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1952-04-13
AUTOMOBILE
statesmen

AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
HAS OPENED FOR 9 AMBITIOUS
EAr6HaEcTEn < bfREcT nFAcAoRY eAedSHHT DEALER Mlas
THIS CoHLp BE YOUR STEP I'd
FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE. DEM.
ONSTRATOR AND GAS ALLOW
ANCE FURNISHED. FOR INTER.
VIEW, SEE MR.. FREEMAN. SALES
MGR. MAYFLOWER MOTORS
1925 18th ST. NV, MONDAY
THROUGH FRIDAY.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

Sll hlHg d., Alex, AL. ~
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
SALES
CHEMICAL PRODUCTS,
S4OO-S500 mo
STEEL to contractors,
1928 mo- plus comm.
TECHNICAL to Government and COM
oFF1cE SYSTEMS (TEaineel,
PHARMACEUTICAL DETAILER
(trainee) $240 mo. plus car allow'ce
OFFICE AND PROFESSIONAL
ANALYST (Morphology researchl MA
in Anatomy or Physiology .$325 mo
SECRETARY to vice president;
ASSISTANT TO PRESIDENT New
jersey shorthand necessary,
BooKKEEPER- OFFICE MGR !small
pAYRoLE IcsIpS SUPERVISOR $43o mo:
INSURANCE CLAIMS ADJUSTER q
TEL +. LETYPE ]. OPERATOR $3.50 mo.
HOTEL DESK CLERK TRAINEIES,
srENoGRApHERs s275-$333 mo.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVES Unjust type)
1919 18th st. NV. Elk. 1870
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CLERK
LIQUOR STORE

White. experience helpful but not
necessary. Good personal appear
ance; hours IL am. to 5:3O pm,
Monday through Friday. On Sat.
10 am, to 3 pm. For interview.
call FIR. 500. Ext, 2041. beginning
Monday q am. Ia
CIRCULATION -REPRESENTATIVE-
Leading business paper organization
has opening for a circulation sales
man in the Capitol district. which
includes Baltimore; salary and
commission. Apply FAIRCHnD
PUBLICATIONS, $40 18th st. NV,
Room 500, or phone RE. 1000 for
appointment. Ia
COLLECTOR-Exper. man, for f.
nancial institution; car essential:
give age, experience. background and
salary expected. Box 216-R. Star,
Evening star., 1952-04-13
ARLINGTON
ENGINEER

ENGlNEER
Degree. FIRE CONTROL. national IN
dustrial organization. some travel,
hdqtrs. N. Y. C. Salary to = SO. 500
AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS
sr., experienced in design. aero. loft
ing. electrical. flight test and 1ias0n; a 0nG
Salaries --- 70 SlO,OOU
ELECTRONICS
Sr. Electronic Engineers CD
qualified ID BY y; experience to earn e 6od Sal,
Electronic TechnicianS
II. F suad suaiied tS to earn earn IH Up to $5.
ESTIMATOR
Electrical for industrial and COM
mercial installations. car essentiall
Mileage allowance. Salary to $4,000
ACCOUNTANTS (4
Public accounting degree. expert as
Jr. or Semi-Sr. Salary to approxnto7 roxnto
ma'eiS WOMEN 'o'~o0
MANAGER
Coat dept. of speciality shop. Central
discounts. Base salary = $500
SECRETARIES
Legal = ,,ss and commercial positions rs o6d ct
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 612 Wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV, ST. 9442
Evening star., 1952-04-13
PERSONALS Cont

engineering speci-
| fcations, theses, manuscripts typed
neatly and rapidly. DI. 3141. is
MIDDLE AGED MAN twhite) desires
position as chauffeur. Years of
eXper. Md license WI f542
Evening star., 1952-04-13
DON'T MISS THIS!

DON'T MISS THIS!
You can have your. GLOVES cleaned
and refinished in days, We do the
fnest in DYEING. Old garments
made excitingly new. 30 years ex-
LIE PARADIS CLEANERS
No. Thomas Circle. Ma. 5095. .
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER
Honey. Apple Butter and Eggs
PLAINFTELD ORCHARDS
Out Ga. ave. to Glenmont,. Md. right
miles on Rts 1s2 to hlEh SndT water
Epring, Md. Fulton S-3S91.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

ENGINEERS
Ordnance design and de-
velopment. Several chal-
longing positions in elec-
tronic and mechanical
ordnance. Must be ex-
perienced graduates.
Permanent only. Phone
Mr.. Butler, OIL. 1916
weekdays; OIL. TIT ewes.
and holidays.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Send Resume of Experience
GENERAL
ELECTRIC co.
Personnel Division
Building dept. A-24
Schenectady, N. Y.

ESTIMATOR. millwork, part time.
Do detailing at home, spare time.
Must be experienced. Cali MR..
FARMER WANTED for 45-acre tree.
tor farm; must be married: mod.
home with bath. Box $50. AMMAN.
FIELD Hzifi SERVICE DIREcToR-Hsheahly
mately 60rS of time, working with
almost 200 local chapters Of i'm.
portant national trade association.
Ability to mix we'll, make speeches.
plus organizational talent in promo.
important Attractive salary GIVE
complete. digest Of experience. Box
139-S, Star. IA
room CHECKER - Exper. Apply
ROMA RESTAURANT. 3419 Conn.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES

SMALL TRUCK for light delivery for
rent by day, week or month. D1.
1919 after pm. ..u.. OK
ACCOUNTANT, tax specialist: ndrs3 - Yrs: yrs
porate taxes q speciality. Box 305-T'
I svSf Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE ,or
debts contracted by any one other
than myself, LEON NATHANSON'
MD. 1922 Preston rd.' Alex; va.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one other
than myself. CLARENCE c. HOID-
NAN tl45 MINI gnnerSI ave; contract s work
No down payments; 3 years to pay.
Special prices on roofing, plumbing,
heating and gas appliances. All
work guaranteed. Call for free esti-
mates. Phone, available, hight or
day dayGpwsRi GE Ss43 Beg; 7e, p pSmSe1. Eli Md :9S s3s
HHNNDSiCAPPED VETERAN. graduate
accountant. 6 yrs. exper.. offers
complete accounting service; includ-
business Concerns. Refs: furn. 10.
TAX Ssot octENrER-D. c.. Nd, and Va.
income tax returns prepared at the
tax center, I'LL vt. ave. NV. RE.
! Will NOT be responsible for debts
myself. CHARLES r. WAPLE. 1907
I WILL NOT be responsible for debts
contracted by any one other than
222 Lowrie place ne. l3'
sPRINGTIME-A reminder Of our
unending existence; The sacred at
mosphere and unbelievable beauty
of the new Ft. Lincoln Mausoleum
is worthy Of Q visit on Easter Sun
day. On the upper floor and over
the new sanctuary. locate section
318, crypts D. E, F. G. in row 4.
AS you view the permanence OF this
peaceful resting place you will ap-
preciate this offer Of two OF these
crypts for $4,000. Don't respond
without having investigated the per
petual services included in this offer
GOING 70 EUROPE THIS SUMMER?
Join an exciting class in French and
italian. NO, 54SS or RE; 3626.
deem diamonds. etc. pledged else
where and renew same at IL per
month. LIVINGSTON q CO.. 1923 H
St. NV, Only licensed and bonded
loan ONCE in Washington. Guaran-
MY FRIEND iRMA will do, It at
home: satisfaction guaranteed; gen
0roI fyniy1o fast accurate dennnd.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)

Three Lines (M1n1mum)
I time 3Sc per line.
3 to 8 times ronsecutively $50 pei
line
7 times consecutively 33c per line
New Automobiles 55c per line 4-line
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal &c per
line additional.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second
insertion.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

aXA cXrs RAcKEEs TRANsfRS PRS 05a'sFfo 3 sfokAai NEE
CO.. 92O E st. NV. Mt. Hite.
CHECKER-CASH experienced. for
modern air-conditioned super mar
ket; many employe benefits. Apply
in person. BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKET. 1920 Nichols ave. Sc
CHECKER, for self-service. food store.
Apply NORMANDY MARKET. 500S
CHEF sHhn'n5 DEs1GSER, sGi III for one of leading
visual analysis and presentation or
IN hiH'1Ia ali Usual n media; si EXHIBITS. post
ers, books. charts. maps. slides. etc.
Interested only in an artist whose
work.. reading and other interests
reflect good taste and an aware.
ness ness Of What Is g9i1ng gInt on IN h.t the
future With US. Write for appt:.
ence. Box 32S-R. Star. is
CLAIMS ADJUSTER, experienced pre-
ferred; will consider training quali-
sa,,p fsd psn; snr salsEy .es open KEMpER EN- NE
CLAIM SUPERVISOR. exper. in auto
and general liability cases: salary
open. KEMPER INSURANCE. Call
Mr.. Robinson. RE. 3133. la
CLAIMS MAN
Age 25 to 80. with experience in au-
amining: inside work after first few
weeks; some law background pre-
ferred; Please call for appointment,
ST. 1900. Ext. 251. -15
CLAIMS TRAINEE
Young man in middle eos. to investi-
aMfnNnnhiIA
In preparation for inside supervision
Of claims handling. Administr
future. Law student or at least one
year of law background preferred. l.
Please Pleas r call for appointment. ST
CLERICAL ASSISTANT
Position open for stock clerk in our
Mr.. Clarke. GRIFFITH CoNsUM-
appointment. Ia
CLERK to work in once Of estab-
lished storage f1rm. 5-day week
KANE IzA Mov1NG & STORAGE co,
CEERK@Retail MEoR; hardware store; good
pay with paid vacation. Gentle.
CLERK. so to 60 yrs. of age. to price
laundry tickets. and do ledger post
ing; one familiar with adding ma
chine; mqst sr,s be good d.st,,fesT0N st flgYTeSi
zAEra0R9 AZ lHg Mr 6s4 s9Fns st. WAaHtNiSs NV Nis
CLERK for dry cleaning store: good
hours and pay. Call GE. SO79.-15
CLERK-For radio and television
parts counter e9.nta for immediste seIa,, EN-, IN,
EMERSON RADIO OF WASHING
TON. INC. 1922 14th st. NV. -15
Evening star., 1952-04-13
CAR HOPS

Young men for our Va. shops. Full
time employment; salary plus tips,
meals and uniforms furnished. paid
vacations and sick leave.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
ADJUSTER

ADJUSTER
National finance company has OPEN
ing for young man interested in
future. Car furnished. Excellent op-
portunity for the right man. Apply
in person.
General Acceptance Corp.
3510 r. I. AVE-. MT. RAINIER.
-16
AGENT for large established indsu-
trial insurance route. AS salesman
and collector. Unlimited opportunity
for man with initiative and ability.
Auto necessary. Apply 500 VICTOR
BLDG, 724 9th st. NV. -18
MECHANICS, 2 young
men, mechanically inclined, who
wish to- learn q trade that can
lead to Independence after 2 years
training by US. Credit extended for
previous mechanical experience
Progressive wage scale. 40-hr., s.
day week. Interviews 9-12. L. c.
SMITH & CORONA TYPEWRTTERS
1NC.4l413 Park I'd. NV. lie
Evening star., 1952-04-13
HELP MEN
COLLECTION MEN

Top salary. telephone work expert
enced.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
HELP MEN
ELECTRONIC TESTERS
AND
RADIO TECHNICIANS
For Essential Industry
APPLY
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL
MACHINE SHOPS. INC.
91a JESSUP BLAIR DR.,
SILVER SPRING, MD.

ENGINEER. recent graduate for sales
work; earn $500 or better engi.
neering and selling, equipment for
the home. All prospects are fur
nished and our company is estab.
nshed and has fine reputation.
Applicants must furnish refs. and
apply in person. Call MIR. ROBERT,
at EX. 4615. for appt. -I6
ENGINEER, 5th and 7th class, or
3rd class; new BLDG, auto. heat, air
cond; Apply BURROUGHS ADDING
MACHINE CO., 18th and H sts. NV.
. Ia
ENGINEER. colored, with 5th-class
license, for modern apt. bldg, good
salary and quarters. See MR.,
GRAIN, 1882 X st. NV. ST. $500.
ENGlNEER--Civil or mechanical, ex-
perienced. first class only. for ONCE
Of field work. Write P. o. Box 1l06,
Evening star., 1952-04-13

CONTINUED on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1952-04-13

HOME TUTORING-Alg., Lat. Fr.
Ger. Sp., Eng, arith. read; elem.
1r. high, sr. high sub. UN. 1888.
SHARON-Nursing care Of the aging
and chronically ILL., MRS. BRYAN
NEAL. Director. Ashton 4941.
MEXICAN LAWYER, registered con-
Sulate. all Mexican legal matters,
immigration. EDMUNDO CASTILLO
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME fol
elderly erson: 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by State and county. SH
6040.
PIANO TUNER-S6. city or suburbs;
quality work. VICTOR GEORGE
Ia. 6962 days; XII. S-2218 ewes.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
Building oCity

TN THE 90S, The Star won its campaigns
l. for free public library and to put
overhead streetcar wires underground. It
neared the end Of its drive against grade
crossings within the city. It began to advo-
cate replacing unsightly shacks south of
Pennsylvania avenue with needed Govern
ment buildings Other Star campaigns
called for reclamation Of the Anacostia
flats and linking Rock Greek and Potomac
Parks. Criticism was directed at incom-
petent street cleaning, garbage dumping In
the Potomac and lack Of any rubbish COL
lection. In 1900, The Stars agitation
brought a new city department to tighten
control over private street cleaning con-
tractors and to contract for a garbage
disposal plant and the first rubbish collec-
ton. Between 1911 and 1921, the city was
gradually to take the work away from
private contractors
For the needy, The Star launched Santa
Claus club and pound parties" It cam
paigned successfully to develop Washington
as convention city and to clean up gam
bling dens that had developed around the
old Ivy City Race Track and at the Jackson
City end Of Long Bridge. The Star marked
Washington's centennial in 1900 by calling
for plan to develop Federal Capital
worthy Of the Nation.
Evening star., 1952-12-16

HERO OF MANlLA-AdmiroI George
Dewey, who come home from the Sponish-
Americon War to triumphoI welcome by
Washington October 2-3. 1899. A fIoe-
deeked civ rang bells. fired Romon eondIes,
ond stoaed two-mile long porode with
former Stor reporter. Gen. George n. Hor-
ries. as morshol. The Stor eove all poee one
to the odmiroI both days. A erotefuI Motion
eove the hero Washington home, wos
shocked when he decided it to his wife.
Evening star., 1952-12-16

oAsSe WaIles 80 Csagsess1en.
TASs y really sosng % he long Walk. Tor
N ehle trip the CongrcAsmsn who are
eearchlng Soe locAI needs are supposed 70
- loSAing ~ WasAsngt0n's public iihssry.
ye =. O iSnth m endlsss walk. for there
. - such instllntisn. 10 The shame tf the
nasseaAs elsy - u said. Tia new sesss-
Ieeos nsny. howevsE. sxclaim: 'Isat what
i shatrs polntlng 70 he great stone
struceure rearing tts heauttfua kracefut
'linss lust east of Tie Capitol That p the
asUatsas Mbeary ID America. or rather the
new hosus eoon 70 he occupied BY the rich
ese colleetlou 0g hooks On this continent
Ana yee, w1ah Al1 IN wealth os literature.
g,nl1 -. ,snen1A xaa,sA fn stoeeA tn6Hlodaee, n
Evening star., 1952-12-16

NOT FAST ENoUGH--Eoch
doy Stor reporters kept tobs on
Post Office progress. From The
Stor Of October 2, 1894. The
building opened November II,
Evening star., 1952-12-16

FIRST WOMAN DRIVER-The issued Wheton
1900 Roirsfod French engineered locomobe
Licenses weren't required for eosoGne
Evening star., 1952-07-31
Modernized Carrier Essex
Returns 10 Korean Duty
By-hs Associofed Press

TOKYO, July 31.-The United
States Navy said today the mod
ernized carrier Essex is back in
Korean waters for a second tour
of war duty.
The Essex is operating off the
Korean east coast, with air
task group two embarked. The
group flies Skyraiders, Corsairs
and Panther jets. A few Banshee
jets are used for photo recon-
naiSSance.
The Essex Is commanded by
Capt. Walter Redee Of Milwaukee
and Tucson. AriZ.
She was the first in the class
OF 27,000-ton carriers designed
to fight a naval air war, against
the japanese.
The ship was recommiSsioned
at Bremerton. WASH, in January,
1851. and reported for Far Eastern
duty last August. Capt. Austin
w. Wheelock of Washington, D.
c., was commander then.
The Essex launched more than
$500 combat Sorties on her first
tour off Korea. She lost 18 pilots
and crewmen killed before return
ing to the United States in
January.
Evening star., 1952-07-31
Treasury 10 Pay2Pet.
On 0ne-Year Loans
In Anti-InfIafion Move
BY the Assoeiafed Press

For the first time in more than
20 years. the Treasury is going to
pay as much as 2 per cent inter-
est on money borrowed for q
one-year period.
One-year certificates bearing
that rate were offered in ex-
change yesterday to holders Of
$2,415. .648. 900 in two series of IL
month, 17s per cent certificates
that fall due August IS and Sep
tember /. respectively.
The move to the higher interest
level was attributed to the "neu-
trality" policy being followed by
the Federal Reserve Board to
keep money tight and check in
flation.
Under this policy, the Reserve
System sharply restricts its buy
ing Of outstanding Government
securities so that banks cannot
unload old holdings on it to raise
cash for new investments.
And since the banking system
generally Is relatively short on
funds for loans and investments
now, the Treasury is having to
raise it's interest rates to meet
the demand of a tight money
market.
Even on 91-day borrowings, it
has had to lift its rate steadily
until this week the figure reached
an annual rate of 1877 per cent.
Throughout the war the Treas
ury was able to borrow one-year
money for Seven-eighths of l per
cent because the Federal Reserve
actively aided it in the job of
financing the war effort.
Since March, 1851, when the
Reserve changed its policy in
order to help check imitation, the
Treasury had been paying 1% per
cent for one-year money.
Delayed Decision Looked For.
Some market forecasters had
predicted the Treasury would pay
OF in cash the $3.50 ,202 900 in
certificates maturing August Is
to ease the tightness in the money
market and to delay its decision
about going to higher rate until
the September l maturities, which
amount to 1882, ,446, 900.
Instead, the Treasury an
nounced its readiness now to re-
fund both maturities with the 2
per cent certificates. which will
be dated August Is. It said an
interest adjustment will be made
for those who turn in August Is
certificates maturing September l.
Owners Of the maturing certi-
fcateS can, Of course, have cash
for their holdings If they prefer
For those wanting to swap their
holdings for new certificates, the
Treasury will open subscription
books next Monday.
Evening star., 1952-07-31
RuruI Roods Abound

CH1CAGO GO-Seventy-two per
cent OF the 3.313,0O0 miles Of
streets and roads in the United
States are country and rural roads.