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Evening star., 1952-02-04

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
~ afaliation with an established
flrm Tuarantees your future. There
Is ai, opportunity available ct this
time. Statesmen here have. both
subdivision and general brokerage
selling In Nd, D. c., and va. Il
you are experienced and reliable
we would be happy to discuss our
opening with you. Call Miss War
rem for appt. RE. $3.50.
Colonial InveStmen Co.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
SALESMAN

Americas leading mems furnishing
stores desires the services cf
salesman. Excellent earnings, per.
mAnent position.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
AIRLINES NED
See our I'd under instructie
ATT ONCE

Local suburban territory IN either
Virginia or MARYLAND nov open for
sent national corporation In diKni-
ded semiprofessiolal capacity. Con.
sistent and intelligent effort will
insure excellent. steady .yesr-round
income and o permanent. career In
distinctly low-pressufe field. Pleas.
ant contacts, repeat business, exclu~
siye territory: % Previous sales ..S,; sTI
applicant viii receive complete
training and supervision By local
company representatives. Car nee
essary Write MR.. SANDKRSON.
BOX ZOE, Newark, New York state.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
MEN

Toledo Scale Co. food machine. divi-
sion Will talk with men about free
evening sales training course, Chance
to learn highest income field before
employment. Area manager will pc
ia town to talk IL over. Phone IA.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
THE EVENING STAR
1fa1 pnnna Ave- NV

TxPTST, District drivers license,
auto title experience. notary seal or
insurance license desirable; hours.
pm. to 10 pm. days per week;
good pay. Cali MR.. WOOD, OR.
0100, today. -
TYPIST, some knowledge Of book
keeping. 70 operate Remington-Rand
nec.; permanent position for steady.
capable person. fBethesda area
METROPOLITAN PETROLEUM CO.,
WI. 800, Mr.. Seaton. 20
UPHOLSTERER, experienced. steady
Evening star., 1952-02-04
JoSEpH q; WEEDA.
FHOS. ]. OWEN q SON, Auctioneefs,
436 Southern Building.

tsTsoSfsY sTosY FRAME RAN bwEfIIN6 EIiI16 BENG BENG
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUNBER
1926 DELAWARE AVENUE, SOUTH
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. 1881.
Folio 465 ct sea-, of the land records
Of the District OF Columbia. and at
the request Of the marty secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
viii sell. at public auction In front
Of the premises. on TUESDAY, THE
TWELFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY A:Q:
1852, AT FOURTEEN O'CLOCK
PM. the following- described land
and premises, situate In the Dis:
trict Of Columbia. and designated
subdivision Of Square West Of 597.
0s per plat recorded In the Once
OF the surveyor for the District OF
Columbia In Liher Is ct folio 100. -.
Terms: Sold subject to Q .prior deed
Of trust for approximately 500 90
further particulars Of which VIII
be announced ct time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust 70
Be paid In cash. A deposit Of $1,000
required. Conveyancing, recording,
etc, at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as of date OF sale.
~erms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
erection Of the trustees.
RoSEET RoSEEr'WW ". EKD%EIE
fe1 ,46.S,11 Trustees.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
SUPERVISOR
Metal Bench Mechanics
Aircraft Experience Necessary.
WASHINGTON /.
ATTTNRTNTTM n

ALUMINIUM CO.
Knecht Ave. and Penna. Railroad.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Phone Arbutus 2700. -6
TAILOR AND BUSHELMAN, exper.
on new work; ls above vII nni1n Mn1,.s vases sos
rffRPaoSE LIZ aoS ! Al iAtDi9REiHR;r1srNe solie.,
tors; expertenced only. Du. 9lss
TELEvisIoN AND RADIO REPAJRoo AAJao
MAN. experienced. DAUBERs. ZS3So
|rEiffinhyIssSioH LEE 81 H'Ti TAiNrENNA NsrAItSR,
experience not necessary: excel op-
portunity to advance into Nv Re.
pair, etc. Apply r. powd. DCWDS
TELEVISION CO.. AIS Conn. ave.
TnEETEyrsroN E SERVICE MAN, outside,
manent. mai MR.. KING. Tu. 39O1,
TELEVISION SERVICE. MAN with
good theoretical background 1or
sii9.4s psEs TO- not edsS ass''iaEd 1879
rEfheyisIoN l4te 81 3 T. SERVICE MAN. piece
rate deal. with commission: truck
furnished: good man can make tog
Pazk PPafzkrvisPSE sRBlEs g.. g. 4sis RaHP' Conn sys'
TELfyIsIoN SERVICE MAN, out
side, excel. position for right man.
CARRoLL's. 7ls H st. NV. NE
TTESG1Esv1sIoN TS1Esv1sIoN SERVICE MEN. outside.
full and part time; highest pay;
perm. MR.. KING, TO. 39Ol. -
TEL FVISION SERVICE MEN
We need your help TO expand our
rapidly-srowing service organize
fion. we need several more outside
service men. II you are neat. cour-
tsous and experienced, We can s..as Snes
Conditions and opportunity for ad-
ysncement. We provide transporta-
tion. An employe benefits. including
Decentralization, insurance, sick leave,
vacation with pay and discount priv
ileges. Hours o till 8. II you are
ambitious and desire q permanent
aupoirtInent any time from 8 till
O. FULFORD'S COLONY RADIO AaDD1no
6119 Georgia ave. NV. GE. 220o.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
statesmen
HURRY
HURRY
HURRY

We have more leads than
our men can cover. WHYf
Simply because MUNTZ has
the PRODUCT rated Al by
the Nations leading consumer
research organization.
MUNTZ has the PRICE
direct factory prices
MuNTZ has the PLAN Of
merchandising with the direct
factory showrooms and ware
houses In Washington. there.
fore It costs MUNTZ less to
sell and 1t costs the customer
less TO buy. We save our cus-
toners as much as 5000 TO
$3.50 on comparative models
Of other nationally known
brands.
By selling MUNTZ Tv from
leads procured through our
extensive advertising and sales
promotion program you can
earn top money.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
FOOD statesmen

Old established Washington house has opening
for one or two additional statesmen to call on restau-
line henful but not essential Energetic and serious
minded man with car can rapidly build up substan-
tal and lucrative trade in field that supplies the
most essential Of all human needs. This is career
Some of our men have been with 20 years or more
TO start we will pay salary Of $50. Later liberal
drawing account against straight commission. II you
feel olaed and have the spirit that makes Q sales
man. write in confidence telling US about your
background.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
CAB DRIVERS /

CAB DRIVERS WANTED
Reliable men who know Silver spI1ne
area to drive for Black and White
Cab Association; rental or per.
centage. Apply 3. D Q: Railfoao
Evening star., 1952-02-04
~ BENCH MECHANICS

We have several openings for quail
ned inside TV technicians,, Qur
Wk.; liberal discount privileges.
generous Insurance and vacation
BENEFITS; top salary. Call Mr. Gin,
q to $50. GEORGES RADIO AND
TV Ii. 7-0O20. --0
Evening star., 1952-02-04
1900 6411l41kJ4s41A4N
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Ne have . splendid opening for q
man who can qualify. It Is . real
opport.. for future security and for
immed. earnings In the higher
bracket. You can depend on So. 900
to 5000 per ". from exclusive
territory We have open. No travel
ing but you win need . car. Sales
exper. helpful but not essential as
We give thorough training. $50 per
wk. salary during training period.
For appt., call MR.. DAVIS, Tues.
from 8 am. to o pm. AT. 1886.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
liELP WANTED AGENCIES

SnAMs TEACHERS AGENCY. has top
nnteh vac; $25O-S420 mo. Colora9o
iSIITSSSEKs SISSE lsth saa8fPfaoIMESf a8f g Eh Sass sAeENey
has these Jobs open; Al .nsn. launasests, r.
e ucSseked' Cooks, $40. stay. NIGHTS,
Nay Keep q husband. General maaiass' aSs
$50 Til 700. in t family. E,ty S3S, SS$S.
SotoTs 90 or. e n AnannIls nfsmIls, sSS. fare. are
R2ESS22pt4SioSsIsT. 2;S2p r 81 $500 mo-. ase Z q. z
TTeUc:epttionist TU: tt eiE; typilss ST. 1eesp, spp,,.t :
day opporty.. $2Sb; recsTR: Ikss. sIerks
Pssba,ss i,,siss sdisssl sslypias ss1 s4s ' Il. T Dozen;
81 gfi tfypist to openings hourly TOP ,s,i; sal;
Evsns SNA. 2340l. Est Est ,$ss $g yrs Yrs
Evening star., 1952-02-04
NEED EXTRA CASH
SELL ADVERTISING

Can you SELF Are you am
Biz Biz TsiHs EeWaas T0TE or sssSey ae7ert.oF toT
line presents Q real, lifetime
opportunity selling the best
business men IN your area.
Year round repeat business.
Customers protected. High
commissions paid weekly, also
annual bnous. Nationally
known pioneer advertising or
ganization. Write personal
letter outlining your experi-
ence and give three business
references.
THE THOS. D. MURPHY CO.
RED OAK, IOWA
Evening star., 1952-02-04

YOUNG MAN, for general work IN
credit and collection department.,
retail stores permanent; excellent
salary. Apply f37 7th st, NV. -
YOUNG MAN, about % elerk-typisti
an unusual opportunity; substantial
starting salary. Address Boz S29-H.
RMsiBiTTous YOUNG MAN. with car,
to assist circulation manager OF
local newspaper, to maintain and
expand present outlets; must have
selling ability: salary and allowance.
Box l93-K: star.
tive, TO take charge as store man-
asef Of our branch store to be 10.
Gated In vicinity Of Fairfax. We.
Prefer person living in vicinity. One
with experience In keeping records
and meeting customers. Very nice
position for retired gentleman. Do
not telephone. Write letter stating
age, experiences and references TO
BURNS BROS, Cleaners. BOZ 24S.
Mclean. Va.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
Shoe Statesmen

For exclusive speciality shop
Must be thoroughly exper-
fenced in selling fine quality
women's shoes. Apply shoe
salon, and floor,
Evening star., 1952-02-04
SALESMAN.

SHIRT SHOP
942 r ct. NV. 432 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-04

AUTO DRIVER. 7colored. mature man man
Of good habits; to act ss Esnsrsl nonSsIl
msnaeer. Permanent position; Eood
salary 70 s'sT5 'aGro sss sWsHooEnskfEss oE kfsSIsss
NC. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. ne.
AUTO MECHANIC do you went Top so
nav. 40 hr., 5 day wk.. PAID ysSe-
Hon and holidays, excl. woTkine
cond. in new iis BLDG, g:,,,st VIII st;nn iassSds sSd
msny other benevts? II you are
expef. on:chrysier preducss ,,,p and kIIp. knGE
RffBAN MOTORS DODGE pLY-
MOUTH. s521 Georgia ave. saver
ASSyTo SGrhnfM MECHANICS. Opportunity fol
two. Steady employmen high earn.
ines for GOOD men; health insurance
nroflt sharing plan, completely moo'
ern shop With R every Z, type pranotlon q sagip'
Wash,s. Oldest and largest Doage
plymouth leadership. TREW No
ToR co. Phone Mr.. MYERS. fore'
1n1n faP amt
Evening star., 1952-02-04

9Io Jessup Blair Drive
Silver Spring, Nd: ID
MANAGER TRAINEE. 24-55.. sales
DEBT. NATL CO.; asg'd within 90 days.
Opport. $4,000 first year. Apply
Mr.. YOUNG, Room 702. ITO 14th
Sc. NV. 1912 pm.
MAINTENANCE MAN with experience
ia electrical repairing and general
maintenance; D. c. drivers permit;
good salary. EMILE, 1871 Connee-
MEAT Cutter, exper.. sober. and
dependable, for self-services meat
dept. in super market; excel. pay,
group health insurance. life insur.
ance. paid vacation, good WORKING
Annapolis I'd, Bladensburg. Nd.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
YOUNG MEN
FOR MANAGEMENT TRAINING
PROGRAM

This national finance company has
blamed management training pro.
gram with openings for 3 men u
Bethesda. silver Spring. Mt. Rainiel
territory. Straight salary and a.
modern employe oeneflts. Meri'
salary increases. College. exper
preferred, but not essential; basit
sstion and accounts adjustment
work. Car necessary. Apply
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP:
1887 r. I. Ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
WINDOW
DISPLAY MAN

Interested In proving ability
By shoWing results in perfectly
planned windows with new
modern equipment and work
room. Unusually liberal dis-
count PRIVILEGES. Apply MIR.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
SALESMEN (2)
s1C E1ESUTTyE sI9S;, vTaE,g SAIIEEE ! I1a!TSr.

EXECUTIVE CALIBEH
$4,000 YEARLY RATING
Information service, appointment
selling only, prestige, dignity, ad-
vance percentage basis, no charge
backs; expanding organization. You
win be trained BY mAnagement for
our career business. Phone RE. 601l
for appointment with district man
eger. i
sALESMRN, paperhanRinG and paint
ing--We have openings In our or
gani5ation for Q men familiar with
the decorating business. Call De,
6612 for appointment. ID
Statesmen
A CAREER OPPORTUNITY
For those with ambition. initiative
aas. sne ss.as' sdss1Fs for financial success
PEOPLES LIFE ms. co.
Offers It's newest agency contract:
I. No debit collections.
2. Guaranteed salary.
3. Leads furnished.
4. Complete portfolio Of industrial
and ordinary plans.
8. Group disqualification and insur-
Q. Glass and field training with pay.
2. Extra bonus and incentive plans.
Interviews by appointment. MR.. A. Y.
Statesmen
Evening star., 1952-02-04
AhnErSEs nsIlncsSrs sEeRREs.. cRE A HF iIEHssis

II YOU ARE FL TO 20; overly am.
with desire TO Work In lovely
air-eond. surroundings with other
talented people. come IN and let us
train you; unliIn. possibilities, since
AL executives come through the
ranks; with incomes ranging to
$1,000 q "; positions avail. in our
Alex. Arlington. Silver Spring and
tervieWs only, bet. / pm. and 5 pm.
See 2nd noor receptionist. ARTHUR
MURRAY STUDIOS. HOG Conn.
Evening star., 1952-02-04

PVT. Law SECY.
start. $500. int. work: EpE. secy.'
nr. Takcma PIX. 5 days. NE, secy;'
j girl, Of, s65; Constr; secy.' excel ssse
Of S75 wk. Openings for 200 new
sppls daily. Visit early-registsr:
many Openings to 81, 900. BOYD
sEPvIcE. over ziotnick's. cor. 12th
ana q sts. NV, Ma. 2340.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
TRUCK DRIVER

CoLoRED -26-SS years Of age; pre-
ytouS Ixperience. clear driving record
and D. C.. drivers permit are neces.
sary. Efust be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel Room 606;
open weekdays S:30-6 and Sat-. e-1.
No phona calls
Evening star., 1952-02-04
ERLEBACHER
1910 F ST. NV.

SHOE sALESMEN, experienced; &.
cellent starting salary, with ed-
fast growing local shoe chain. Con-
tact MIR. BERG at AP. 22S3 fol
Evening star., 1952-02-04
ATTENTION, MEN

We need (6) neat-appearing men to
earn specialized type Of advertising
and consumer contact work. Earn
$50 per week while learnine; Rapid
NV, personnel division, -2nd moor.
q 70 IL Am. only. See Mr. Smith.
Evening star., 1952-02-04

None Of the above men had
previous s. eSnsFIsnse SE4;aH pm cr trsin !.
MONEY PLAN: Il you have 2
ass 1o aTs %odsl dSnS SsF to or vorF srgef 8 rs Snd
per day, 8 days per week. you.
as . MUNTZ factory repre-
sentative. Come In and dis
cuss your opportunity In
Americas fastest growing In
duStry.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
ASSISTANT MANAGER

WHO DESIRES A FUTURE wITH
LOCAL FINANCE COME6Nx ,norr ~
SURANCE BENEF1Ts. 3 oooI
sfANAAAFPPL APPLY IN PERSON.
ON COLONY FINANCE CORR
3219 r, I. AVE, MT. RAINIER ND
Evening star., 1952-02-04
trustees , ssIs q ,,g Valuable ls, =, TWO; ,>;
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NUMBER 1908 TRINIDAD AVENUE.

4NS4N4 4AG1A54
By virtue Of . certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. in Liher No. 9059
Folio 422 ct sea-. of the land records
of the District Of Columbia. and ai
the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
viii sell at public auction In front
Of the premises, on THURSDAY TIL
SEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY AID.
1852. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
and premises. situate In the District
Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
being Lot 154 In Smalls subdi-
vision In Block s Trinidad" IS per
plat recorded in the once Of the
Surveyor for the District Of Columbia
In Liber 78 at folio SO. Now known
for purposes Of assessment and tax
stion as Lot 164 IN Square 4060.
Terms: Sold subject to . prior deed
Of trust for approximately $6.S79. rs,
further particulars Of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit OF $b00.O0
required. Conveyancing. recording.
etc. ct purchasers cost Adjust
ments made as Of date Of sale. Terms
to be complied with within thirty
days, otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and
fesold at the discretion OF the
trustees.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
LABORER
coLCRED

Permanent position available for Q
good man OF heavy build. 25-36
years Of age and capable o. passing
tendance is required. Apply Person.
mel Room 605. Open weekdays.
S:30-5 and Sat-. 9-1. No phone
calls.
Evening star., 1952-07-17
1888 Passengers Hurt
In Subway Collision
~ ,he Assoeicsed Press

NEW YORK, July 1.-Two
subway trains crowded with $500
perspiring passengers bumped at
Ia station during the rush hour
yesterday afternoon. pitching
hundreds into tangles on the
floor.
Police said today that 183 per-
sons had reported injuries in the
collision and near-panic which
followed.
Fifteen of the injured remained
lin hospitals overnight. Many
passengers were treated at the
scene and others reported in
ijuries to police after treatment
Iby private physicians.
/ A Culver Line train, losing Its
power, rolled backwards down ar
incline into the front end OF 9
Fourth avenue train waiting tx
.Ienter the BMT Fulton street sta
ltion in lower Manhattan.
1 The motorman Of the Fourth
|avenue train, Francesca Battista
.Ijerked to a stop and blew hi
whistle as he saw the train aheas
backing into his.
Evening star., 1952-07-17
British Laborifes Seek
To Delay Ratification
0fGerlnan Peace Plan
sy the Associated Press

LONDON, July 17.-Labor mem
bers Of parliament viii seek to
postpone British ratification OF the
West German peace contract when
It comes up In the House Of Com
mons next week but the Conserva-
tive majority Of is is expected to
push the pact through.
A private session Of $50 Lahorite
deputies adopted as party policy a
declaration. authored. by former
Prime Minister Clement Attlee.
that ratification Of the peace con-
tract is ''inopportune" at this time.
The LaboriteS now are expected to
seek postponement Of a decision
on ratification until next fall.
The group overruled demands
by rebel Laborite Aneurin Bevan
that the party seek virtually an
indefinite postponement Of ratifi-
cation, but Mr.. Attlee prevailed by
only six votes, his smallest margin
to date over the Bevanites. The
absence Of half the party's depu-
Evening star., 1952-07-17
Hollis Cattle Herd
Sold for S161,B1
spseial pispaseh 70 IN. s,sr

MARTINSBURG. w. va, July
ia dispersal sale Of a registered
Hereford cattle herd In settlement
of the estate Of the late Trammell
Hollis at Prospect Hill Farms
near here this week brought a total
of $161.551.
| This was an average Of $731 per
lot for the largest auction Of its
kind ever conducted in this section.
There were 331 head sold In 221
lots, q ''lot" being either q bull by
Itself or COW with calf at side.
The sale was conducted by Old
National Bank, executors Of the
ESTATE.
Top bull, Domino Lad KTO Goth
went for $500 to Oscar Nelson
owner Of Morlunda Farms. neal
ILewisburg. w. Va. The No. 2 priced
bull was Real Silver Domino 330tt
and went to Herman F. Scholtz
Woodbourne Farm, Warrenton
IVA, for $4,500. The top cow. cal
at side, went for $2.100 to F. L
duncan. Rockville. Indiantowl
Farm. Welcome. Md, purchased
lboth the top bred heifer and th'
Evening star., 1952-07-17
3 Reserve Corps Units
Go TO Pickett Sunday

Three units Of the Washington
Army, Organized Reserve Corps
will leave Union Station at 1915
pm. Sunday for two weeks OF
summer training at Camp Pick
EFT. Va.
The units are the 354th Gen.
eral Hospital, commanded by Col
Joseph J. Wallace. 1921 Ramsgate
road. Woodacres, Nd; the 8o5th
Hospital Center. commanded BY
Col. Frank e. Wilson, 1888 Ar.
cadia place NV, and the 462G
Engineer Combat Battalion, com
manded by 1t. Col. Jack B. Rob
inson. 204 King boulevard, RFT
|2, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1952-07-17
,Siqn of the Times:
Men, Not Women,
Need Protection
Rx iha As,eeluisd Press

LONDON, July 17.-Women Of
ficials who patrol London's rail-
road stations to guard young girls
from vice and white slave racket
eers have been told to quit.
The reason: A 1852 miss arriv-
ing in the big city is quite capable
Of looking after herself. according
to the National Vigilance Associa-
tion. The association hired the
morality patrols.
In fact" commented Dowager
Lady Nunburnholme, chairman
Of the association. III anything
Its the young men who need pro-
ltecting and looking after today
Evening star., 1952-07-17
KesseIring Released
To Undergo Surgery
By Tho Assoeioied d Press

BOCFIUM. Germany, July IT.
Former Field Marshall Albert Kes-
selring, under life sentence fol
war crimes in the italian cam
Ipaign, successfully underwent q
major operation In q civilian hos
Ipital here today, German officials
ANNOUNCED.
Evening star., 1952-07-17
ties was a major factor in the size
of the vote.

Of the vote.
Prime Minister Winston Church.
ills Conservatives are expected to
push vigorously ahead with rati-
flcation Of the pact, which the
government along with the United
States and France signed to give
West Germany virtual sovereignty
and to weld a reborn German
army into the Western defense
system.
Evening star., 1952-07-17

top open for 81 800 AMI $1,6OO, re-
spectively.
Altogether. there were pur-
|chasers from Is States although
most of the prize stock went to
points in Maryland, Virginia and
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Hollis started the herd In
1887. He died May rs. More than
IL 500 persons attended.
Evening star., 1952-07-17
1.-Two Tornadoes Damage
| Airporf in Arkansas
By she Associated Press

TEXARKANA, Ark, July II
(R.-The Texarkana Airport took
a beating yesterday from two
tornadoeS.
The first struck the airport at
2:18 pm. based in an empty
hangar, and Uttered the place with
debris.
The second. whirling in an OPP
posite direction, struck almost two
hours later. This one tore down
power lines and scattered up
rooted trees on the landing 1eld.
C. II. Newton Of the, United
IStates Weather Bureau here said
1.-The second twister dipped into the
|Rondo community 8 miles to the
northeast. wrecked a few houses
and heavily damaged stands OF
timber. but apparently injured nc
i0ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
Civil Defense Class 10 Start
In Nearby Virginia Oct. 7

Northern Virginia will begin in
Istruction in Pathological monitor
ing under the civil defense pro-
gram early next month.
The first class Of the Radio
logical Monitoring School will be
held at 8 pm. October 2 at the
Dolly Madison Junior High
School. just south Of Glebe road
and Shirley highway.
Persons desiring to attend this
class are asked 70 get in touch
with tho civil defense co-ordina-
tor of each area: Fairfax County.
King 8-5454; Falls Church, Falls
Church 1920: Alexandria. Alexan-
d1ia 1908. and Arlington, Owens
1900, extension 800.
DR.. G. K. HimmelSbach viii be
director Of the school. which will
have q two-hour class each week
for 10 weeks. Each class win con-
|sist OF Is students. Headquarters
|of the Northern Virginia Regional
Civil Defense win furnish material
and equipment.
instructors include Robert e.
Needs. Fairfax; John n. Martins,
Falls Church; A. q. Mosely, jr.,
Arlington, and william ]. Hill
man Alexandria. william NJ.
|Flaherty Is secretary Of classes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
By J. 1. MichoeI
Sfor Stuff CoErespondent

WALDORF, Md. Sept. o.
Don't let that dulcet voice foo
you. You have the State police
barracks and that's no beauty
shop. right now.
Marylanders used to the boom
ing voice of a trooper will hardly
believe their ears when they call
State police after the next few
days.
That's because feminine voices
will purr into telephones and ra-
dios in barracks throughout the
State.
To Man Other Devices.
For the first time since the
force was formed some 30 years
ago as a rough-riding motorcycle
corps, women will man these de-
vices, as well as typewriters and
teletype machines.
Ladies now learning the work
in nine scattered stations will
free burly comrades for highway
and criminal duties. AS might be
expected, the highly trained force
knows how to pick them.
Lower Southern Maryland will
tell its troubles to Mrs. Betty j.
Lucas, an attractive brunette,
who once was employed in Wash
ington's Naval Gun Factory.
Mrs. Lucas, who is 30, is the
mother of four boys and two
girls ranging in age from to
Is years. She lives in Laurel and
is the wife of Carlyle Lucas, farm