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Evening star., 1952-10-10
ANTIQUES
ATTENTION
Silver Spring Antiques
Show and Sale
Will Be Held at the
Silver SDring ArInOrV

oliver OpTulS AIIIlOIy
Oct. 1917 from II am. to II
pm. The best show for discrim-
mating collectors. dealers and home.
YOU to browse and purchase ANTIQUES
Of distinction at this popular show.
Due to the terrific sales Of ANTIQUES
at this show, dealers will carry
reserve stock OF merchandise; re.
placing items as soid|taks sdvan- s,,
One can buy with confidence and
at great savings at. this fall show:
China. furniture. glass. porcelains,
prints, jewelry. dons' guns and
Half-price courtesy tickets $50 cents
plus taxi can be obtained from these
well-known dealers: Collectors Corr
ner. 3235 NJ st.; Penny's Treasure
Chest. 2311 Wisconsin ave-; Browns
ssres eeTtsI shSg Sgls sIao So L.. Iap p'fpsy Pos
47l7 wis. ave; Blanche Dobkin.
313l Military I'd: Betty McDeyitt.
1920 Dale Dr., Silver Spring, MG;:
Ia Epssh sv.q Gas5lss sp1ns isSG %s Ssissy.
Gaithersburg. Md; Four Winds, Nor.
beck, Md; Kings Antiques. Laurel,
Md; Grandma's AntiQues, 5000
Conn. ave: or BY calling WALTER
REED ANTIQUE SHOP, GE. 1908,
out at once. -lb
BABY CARRIAGE, Wear-Ever, used
or best offer. JE. 1854. Ill
BAR-Green Formica top; custom
made. circular. 3 large shelyesi
Moran, Moran, 26o1 Gather st. Sc. SCI 20.
BASINS SINKS. RATHTUBs. built
in; S25. New or used; BLOCKS.
BaTGrHBs a2Ss y s. new new used Ho 1SGi SS legs;
sinks, basins. toilets. PEERL LEsS
SALES CO. 2237 Ga; ave: DE: 5000:
Information, call HO. S015. --10
BED. double. tnnerspring mattress.
matching box spring; $36. ia, B.
BED BED: - Twin, with mattress and
springs; sell cheap. 17o7 Fort pavis
BED@Low. pineapple posts walnut
finish. double springs: like new, VI
BEDS AND CHESTS
Govt. surplus Wave 30-in, foldins
beds. S10.95; Army double hunks,
$19.95: ,36-in. width sterilized Hol:
rS%ooS ywSSSd Sed usna sna mattress nisp
'Os Chests. sl4.s5. Ali types o. new
furn. at great savings. N. FRANK
& SON, Ala 3rd st. NV. E1. S974.
BEDRM. SET complete. 8 pieces; o
tone. light color; excel condition;
BE5RM. asSiGaeNsf SET. GS; twin Jed. SOS; dining
set. $3.50, val. .S695;. blond dinetts,
5 pc. S575; liv. set, $6b. LORI.
DU. 6417; ewes. Sun. wo. 1889.
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CREDIT SUPERVISOR
DENTAL ASSISTANT, Sc.

Exper. credit investigator who can
supervise staff Of 10 telephone in
veStigators. Good working conditions.
Phone MR.. WARNER. ST. 4S00.
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MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul-
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
for 0I training; day and evening
classes. WARFLxNN BEAUTY COLI
LEGE. 1910 @ st. NV. D1. 1862.
HIGH SCHOOI---Earn your diploma
ct home In spare time. Also 400
Business, Engineering, Technical
Courses. ICS. Phone ME. S160.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inst. Day
or eve; 2 hrs. q day. 8 wks.. $50.
LAKE SEC. SCHOOL. 110l Vermont
ave. NV. at L st. .D1. lila. 12s
PROFESSIONAL RADIO announcing
training and placement. Low cost.
Day or evening classes. NE. 6255.
EXPERT EDUCATOR win teach your
retarded child. Phone eyes,. 10.
PIANO NO. AND ACCORDION NsTRuc.
TION-Beginners Q speciality: ewes.
and all day Saturday. DI. $3.50.
AIRLNES
Men and unmarried women, 1888.
needed to train for ground or fight
airline positions: training need not
interfere with present employment.
Coast TO coast FREE placement
service Tor our grads. Write, call
IN person or phone DI. 67O3 be-
tween II Am. and q pm, RIM. 702.
NATIONAL AIR COLLEGE. YIO 18th
st. NV. Wash. 8 D. G. --16
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APPLY MR.. HAUSER
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
1909 G st. NV. Ill
CHARGE AUTHORIZERS
AND
CLERICAL,

Preferably with dept. store expert
ence. Excellent opportunity. Good
salary and good working conditions:
CENTRAL CHARGE SERVICE, 5l3
11th st. ne, Mr.. Collegeman.
CLERICAL, credit sales control: full
time, 40-hour week: must be adept
at figures. AL company benefits. va
cation with pay, opportunity for ad-
vancement; will train qualified per-
son. Apply personnel office. SEARS,
ROEBUCK q CO.. 4500 Wis.
HELP. full time. perma-
nent. Good advanceemnt. We will
train II not experienced. Contact
Joe Tash, NEW YORK JEWELLERS.
719 7th st. NV. 10
CLERK, 1885. for general ONCE work
shop; some typing required; perma-
nent: 5-day week. Apply WHELANS.
l105 r st. NV, 4th floor. 10
CLERK for dry cleaning store, in
Bethesda, Md. Excellent salary,
steady position. Apply in person.
4712 Hampden lane. Bethesda. Md,
or call MR.. HARRY. OIL. 1717. Id
CLERKS for large appliance COM
pany; typing essential; 5-day week,
no Saturday; good starting salary.
Apply Mr.. Williams. PHILLIPS, INC.
937 F st. NV. End floor. Ill
CLERK
White, 1S to 35, general ofice duties
in lge. finance company. Good hours
and working conds. disqualification
and life ins, benefits. Phone MR..
DAILY, ST 1900. Ill
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TRUCK DRIVER
TRUCK DRIVERS
PERMANENT

Colored. 1885 yrs. Of age; previous
experience rs truck driver In
and p. c. drivers permit are re-
ouired. Must be able to pass
physical exam. Apply Personnel,
Room sos; open weekdays. S:30-6
and Sat. 0-1. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-10-10
YOUNG MEN TRAVEI,

YOUNG MEN TRAVEL
Under 80; no exper. req.;. single. free
to travel: Fla. and Calf. circ.; vets
pref; driving exper. helpful; aver.
earnings. $100 week. immed. cash
aad4Iy,ance; t5ansp. furn. JACK
Hotel. Que st. at 10th. Don't phone.
TWO AUTO MECHANICS to work
for Dodge agency; must be exper.;
paid vacations, holidays and guar
anteed incomes; 5-day wk. Apply
in person to Mr.. Nay. service man
ager. WILLS, INC. Annandale,, Va.
LEEsBURG, vIRGrNIA-An imme-
Offering substantiai year around
earnings and car allowance, han
ding The Evening and Sunday Star
in Loudoun County area; good car
can't must be able to post cash con-
Z. z. Philips, STAR CiRcuLATfoN
DEPARTMENT. ST. 5000, Ext. 426.
between o am. and 1890 am.
DLD-LINE LIFE INSURANCE co.
has opening on large debit: good
salary and good working conditions.
Call MIR. SPICER. ST. 1880. 10
EARN PLUMBING-Excelle op-
portunity for young men interested
in learning the plumbing trade;
must have D. C. drivers permit.
Apply in person, JAMES VITO. INC,
I'll Kennedy st. NV, Ia. 1926.
THREE EVENINGS per week, $50
minimum. national sales organiza-
ton; car; 10 to 50: white; no pre-
yious experience necessary. NO.
6544: Mr.: GREENE,
efficiency apt. free in exchange for
caretaker and administrative duties
in q new luxury apartment bldg. in
sc; See Mr.. Orpin. 8 to 10 am
Co, Yef3 Eye st. NV o. ' MIo Z"
NOW TIL CHRISTMAS, ewes. and Sat;
earn about S45 wk. (white); OPEN
ings D: C. Md. Va. Apply MR.
5EOGkMAN, GkMMaAN, II noon Sat, Congreso, res
N. ]. Sc.
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BANK EMPLOYEES

4AASA4 x9AS4A A<<< L LIN
MACH. OPERATOR
STENoG. AND GENERAL CLERK
Experience preferred but not essen
tial; 5-day week; free life insur.
ance and retirement plan.
The Munsey Trust Co.
1929 E st. NV. Ia
BOOKKEEPER AND AUTO TITLE
CLERk-State experience, previous
employment. references and previ-
GUS salary. Box 1S4-L. Star. liz
BOOKKEEPER capable Of handling
payroll and accounts receivable
control. Age limit, 40. SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL. Bethesda. OIL. 67OO.
BOOKKEEPER-Double entry: at
tractive position with large organ
ization. 5-day wk. Salary, S275
mo. Give full details In Ist letter.
BooKKEEPfING MACH. OPERATOR,
further details. cali Mrs. Waldron.
FIR: $500. F. w. BoLGIANo s. CO..
All N. Y. ave. ne. ID
BOOKKEEPER TRAINEE. for ac-
counts receivable bookkeeping ma
chine. 40-hour week. $50 per week.
BOOKKEEPER-Graduate of busi-
ness school. between age of Is
and 35, by automobile dealer In
Bethesda, Md. Permanent position
with opportunity for advancement,
Box 472-L Star 10
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MEN
COT.OREn
THE EVENING STAR


l101 Penna. Ave. NV.
TSG %a = Man ns. Tor aSss sT'; .ss
thorough knowledge Of city. Excel
Mr.. Tolson. COLONIAL OLDSMO-
BILE CO. l24l 9th st. NE. Ia
of,,iag Of Large Chevrolet dealershiR Ex.
man with . desire to make good.
Must be able to type and have high
school. education. Good opportunity
for advancement; splendid working
GGonSitions; MR.. GEssFoRD. 2233O3
YOUNG ! Man. over 1s,. to start We work
In printing ONCE, 4:30 pm. to
1890 am: 5-day wk.; no expert
ence necessary. Do not apply II you
xSpy xS5E q sa sehHs' &c. in SO Ssytlnf
Young MAN with previous sales sx-
perience to train as furniture sales
man. Unusually good opportunity
for the right man. No outside can,
vSii1nsd sea9s done me s eads or to new aoSH SExe A
1ngton. Va. store and our Wash
mission while learning; paid vaca:
tion and good opportunity for rapid
EURNfTgRE. sS1 g St; NV. or 80
YOUNG MAN, age about 20 for steel
fabrication plant located at Bladens-
burg, Nd; Good opportunity to learn
stsel & business. Call AP. $500. MR..
YOUNG MAN, about 20. to learn the
real estate business; wonderful op-
portu1jty;. Apply BOSS g. PHELPS,
YOUNG MEN. Is to "a, single. desir-
trade; 5000 pay plan with guaran-
tee; vacation with pay. group ins.
and other benefits: permanent Job.
See Bill Minson. service manager,
PARKWAY MOTORS CO.. INC, 304o
YOUNG 8 M n MAN, colored. to work on
soda fountain. 3 to TO-. SENATE
PHARMACY, 201 Maryland ave. ne.
YOUNG MAN, high school graduste.
permanent position. opportunity with
sSssd Ms d 1q 40 learning freight rate NIS work
Yo6NG MAN, % to IS. accounting
training or bookkeeping experience.
for wholesale meat house. Good sal
ary. ME. 3311. MR.. HOWELLS.
YOUNG MAN. 2s to So, with me
engineers in research and develop
ment projects. College training or
experience desirable. Salary open.
Call Ov. 2177. ATLANTIC RE-
SEARCH CORP. Alex. Va. ID
MAN, for part-time weekend
work; Kosher delicatessen; expert
ence not required. RA. 44S0. Ill
MAN; advertising agency de-
sires young man, IL to 22. as mes
senger and assistant to production
advertising. Call ST. 1888.
YOUNG MEN for assembly and re-
pair work in manufacturing plant:
exper. pref; 5-day, 45-hr. wk; paid
disqualification and vacation. Apply
BOWEN & CO.. 4712 Bethesda ave.
Bethesda Md ia
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW

For employment. odd Jobs, yard work.
wall washing. carpentry, house.
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY,
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
RESTAURANT MANAGER : -27 yrs
experience; full knowledge every
chase Of food operation. Local refer
ences. BOX 341-k. Star. 12s
YOUNG MAN. colored. desires part
time job. ell pm. Ii. 7-23S7
YOUNG MAN with editing. writing,
exper., seeks position in technical,
historical writing and research
held. Ia. 1884.
Evening star., 1952-10-10
TV
SERVICE MEN

SERVICE MEN
WE NEED HELP
The best deal in town. Top
dollar for top men. Apply in
person, Mr.. Halle, AP. 9400.
KEY TV SERVICE CO., 1919
BALTIC. ave., College Park.
UPHOLsTERER AND SLIP COVER
Apply DRAPERY SERVICES CO.
uPa5LsTPRERs iaS5 gsPRfdy st waNTED aE Is expsr,-
overtime. MoPERN UPHoLsSTER.- Ss.
UPHoLSTERERs&1f you are an up
'holstsrer S,,as IT. and nd. would 9I, Tx IKE q year
pitalization,. good working condi-
tions, now Is the time to Join one
Of Washington's best Cpholstering
S1gMyiS organlzati1nS, ,n, Gan & or soms ne in to
esiVeIt eGiWItC1 81 vFH9DdEGs' DE ss4I pSn 5S5f I
wait until next year, act now and
be secure throughout the year. we
only employ regular year-round
UsHERS-Young men, 1s to 25;
part-time and full-time positions
avail; must be neat, courteous
and Industrious. Apply Doorman,
LOEW'S PALACE THEATER. Ill
VACUUM CLEANER MAN, exper.
sales and service; good proposition
to right man. MIR. JOHNSON, 81.
2345. 10
WAREHOUSEMAN, capable Of inven-
tortng furniture and storing furni-
ture In warehouse. Apply BETHESDA
GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda, Nd. 10
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MOTOR TRAVEL
INSTRUCTION. COURSES

Los ANGELES-Leaving Sat. or Sun.
80 Dodge, take or 2, share driv-
ing all or part way. HO. 1928.
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FlagStone and Stone
UTnOK
Home improvements

Home improvements
Business remodeling. interior reco-
RoBERr EssiaE aoopMAN ezRs6; %o 2sesa sssm'.
METAL WEATHERSTRIPS for all
types of windows. and doors; COM
sss line n ct standsad mssa door ss SneS
CO. OF AMERICA. 1926 N. Y. ave.
PAINTING and paperhanging: irst-
class work at sensible prices. ;, We
free estimates % sS and 'ai sdVice. kA. Ru sos.
PAINTING, interior. exterior; ROOT
coating. caulking. gen. repairs. Free
raiNTiNS s;tlnatss GG99N1Fa2a9droR-comn$ser- G9 Fs29 ns.
Is IS. yrs. a' MR.. IAWRENcE. Ssiss' RH, 57os.
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
THOMPSON, 10. 9-9873. --13
PAINTING, PAPERING. 80 years
CALVERT DECORATING CO. pc.
PAINTER. Inside and outside paint
ing: Reasonable prices. Free ssti-
p91NTfN %S.sS WADF asFR1S ME sss5. p,r,tsIs,, 1s,
sSI5msnihe; stsiy ca Gr wee ssts done 'mH:di- is
PAPERING, painting. Get my est. on
rms. 2-story hall house; W. mech,
own work. TU. 390S, after &. 10
PAPER HANGING, $40 per room up;
1852 Sunfast washable paper; work
guaranteed. GE. 1893 or GE. 2461.
PAPER HANGING interior painting
BY 1st-class white mechanic. 10.
pAPESRRHHANGING. PANTNG-White
mechanic. 20 years exper. DO own
work. lookout, MI. O090. Ill
PAPERING AND PAINTING
AL work. Estimates free. Call MR..
BECKETT. MI. O930. DU. 4O53.
PATCH WORK, plastering. cement
ing and bricklaying; reasonable.
B.. H. LANEY. -AD. 1923. Ill
PLASTERING REPAIRS Old and
new work, large and small Jobs; sat-
isfac. guaranteed Reas. SH 4154.
PLASTERING, CEMENT, waterproof
ing. Skilled white mechanics. Prompt
service. NO. 574S. --15
PLUMBING AND HEATING, remodel
ing, repairing, new work. Bathrooms
installed. Gas boilers installed, 1915
up. Hot-water heaters. $95 UP. Over
80 years experience. Work guaran-
teed. Call W. =. MCKINNEY, for
free estimates, Ii. 4-7373. la
PLUMBING AND HEATING, lowest
prices given; free estimates. DU.
60OQ - 4
Evening star., 1952-10-10

TREE SKINNERS 90, experienced;
wages. BOYLE H FREE EA'stjfH; sstujfRHd;ERsY'
Sligo 1918 or RA. 1919 after 6.
-16
TRUCK DRIVER, colored: Maryland
permit; for super market; good pay:
excel. working conditions. Inquire
MASTER SUPER MARKET, S147
Conn. ave. -13
TRUCK DRIVER. colored. with
Good pay with opportunity for ad-
vancement. Inquire at LEROY W.
MASON CO. INC, 2407 Price ave-,
Wheaton. Nd. LO. 5-5234. 10
TRUCK DRIVER
For Wholesale paint store: 5h-day
week. vacation with pay. $41.25
per wk. See Mr.. NJ. J. Flynn.
Butler-Flynn Paint Co.
600 c Street NV. 10
Evening star., 1952-10-10
MAN
coLoRED

Hoe work IN wholesale fish house %
order filler and part-time driver.
Must be sober. steady. honest; perm.
p1s,s.on p1Ssl n.e vacs1siSn s1 :t.S sick leSIs
Evening star., 1952-10-10
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT - Rec. grad; wants
position C.P.A. office; knowl. tipping,
cal, machines: veteran. LU. 2-859S.
BARTENDER-Mixologist,. "a, origin
years in best NY. and Florida
lounges; plans to work here perma-
nently; best local references. Call
Adams 9425. l2s
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN - Local
and grader; honest, dependable. TIE.
1IZl. Ill
COOK, colored: desires work as sec
ond or short order cook; day work.
Ii. 3-290S. l2s
observation-disclosures, 50 yrs. old.
Exceptional experience as modera-
industrial sales and promotional ex-
perience. just sold own business
wants position with guaranteed i'm
mediate income. Box 332-K. Star.
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PART TIME
1k DAYS

serve our customers by phone. Must
have pleasing telephone voice and
must be able TO spell well. Typing
speed Of approximately 40 w.p.m.
required; Hours 90 on Fri. and
sos: open weekdays S:3O-5 and sat.
81. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-10-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cens.l }

QUALITY CONCRETE WORK -
Specializing In unbreakable drive
ways. Check our prices. LU. 1-6563s
MR.. FRANCIS. Ia
EXPERT TREE REMOVING and trim.
ming: reas. prices. Flu. s-6576.
Ia
Evening star., 1952-10-10

WATERPROOFING
An kinds. ROBERT PRICE. DI. e923.
15s
COMPLETE LINE STEEL. aluminium
and redwood, combination windows
and doors; prices reasonable. Since
1898 the standard. CHAMBERLIN
co. OF AMERICA. 1925 N. z. ave.
Evening star., 1952-10-10
CASHIER-TYPIST

For ONCE Of fine mems wear store.
opportunity for intelligent, ambi-
tious young woman; good salary;
pleasant working conditions: 5-day
week
Evening star., 1952-10-10
BRICKWORK

)4S4~4A w S4G4A
Repairs on new work. Call AID. 5792,
BUILDER and general contractor for
modelling. Extensive W projects ,I; or small
iobs. Call RAYMOND. Ii. 4-2548 or
HENRY. Ii. 1880. Estimates free.
We give reasonable, competitive
CABINETMAKER,. furniture repair
and refinish; Fine carpentry, recr.
1GS~si Hng simsD Dar!ItjonSs H. ossi bookcases, etc.
CARPENTRY-Rec. rms. a speciality.
General remodelins. Call DEWEY,
CARPENTkY. alterations, repairs.
remodeling. Old and new work. MR..
cskffTN zSs21 any lepnoons, t@s
fence. cement work, paint and paper,
inclose porch. NO. 725S. WILLIAMS.
CARPENTRY-va. houses. dormers.
porches, garages. attics, recreation
rooms. etc. Free estimates; SO mos.
S-3s33. @13
CARPENTRY = Residential- l-comml.,
fine carpentry for particular people.
Recr. rm:, dens. cabinets: work guar.
Call g. F. ST. DENIS. 10. 7-26S1,
To-
CEMENT. BRICK MASON steps, side
walks, driveways, patios, water
gEoofing; Walls. minor repairing.
CEMENT. TAi afsf5 fb5R1cK MASON, steps ast SIDE
walks, driveways. patios. water
proof walls. minor repair, Elk. 1894.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
RoOTER, Phone RA. S8s8 any day,
DRivEWAYis, porches, walks, steps,
bsmt;;, repairs. Call weekdays after
EhEeTRfcXL Fl fcz sIn REpAIksSo sT e1SS lob too
small; no lob too large. ARGYLE
ELECTRIC. JU. S-1255. -16
FlagStone and Stone
Cement dr,vewaSss M4Sh walks. steps,
porches. retaining aiming walls. tile drain e'
age. Also outdoor flreplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO. SH. 1859
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment. 80 months to pay. Phone
Il 4c:45SS; 4c4455sSS; evenings and Sunday
FLOORS sANDED and finished
Quality work at q reasonable price.
M. MORRIS. SH. 2277. lis
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing;
exper. mechanic; work guar; aver
age rm., SIS. CO. 1880. 10
FURNITURE repaired and refinished;
mste, SSth m9dern ao assa sRd ANTIQUE; free ssti
FURNITURE CLEANED and sham
pooed with new machine Chmi- foam
process, So a chair or SIS for 3-pc.
suite. EN-. 0604.
Evening star., 1952-10-10
REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
SALES. SERVICE. RENTAL

REF'RlGERAIlON AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION co.
Days. UN. 1912; Ewes. UN. 1915
REICH DECORATING, RA. 1888 -
Painting and Decorating. Old and
new work. Specializing in private
homes. Call evenings after 8 pm.
REMODELING & REPAIRS
OF all types and sizes on homes, etc. |;
no job too large or too small; no
money down: financing arranged
directly with o bank. PENN CON-
STRUCTION. RE. 1852. -16
ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellar wet?
Cutters bad? For guaranteed work.
call after 6 pm. to 8 am. TR. 1870.
WADDEIL'S ROOF SERVICE.
ROOFING. all types; cutters; spouts;
carpentry and painting. A. d.
THOMAS. HU. 77S2.
pOOTC
Evening star., 1952-10-10
MELP--MEN

MEN for home improvement
work. Good pay and steady
employment. Call MA. O624.
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INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER
MS. in engineering; age 90; expert
ence in work sinplification (methods
engineering) and quality control.
Desires job solving challenging prob
lens. TU. 0556. Box 318-K. Star.
Evening star., 1952-10-10

Full or part time; work Sundays, on
LER'S BAKERY. 1921 Mt. Pleasant
Evening star., 1952-10-10

The Munsey Trust Co.
1900 r ct NV ~
Evening star., 1952-10-10

HOSTESS
FOUR EVENINGS
4110 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
HOURS TO 1880 AM.
position, to work Thurs,
Fri. Sat. and Sun. eyes,; good pay
plus meals and dresses furnished;
paid vacation and sick leave; group
insurance. employe purchase dis
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs. INC.
Room 200, 1341 6 st. NV. 10
HOUSEKEEPER, white, for new apt.
bldg, furnished. HO. e617 or DU.
1866 evenings. 10
MAID. colored; hotel maid wanted
for 2 days q week; good pay. Do
not phone. 1927 18th St. NV.
MAID, colored. must make good
appearance. experienced in smart
women's wear shop. Must have
references. Apply MATT OGENS,
1851 Fenton st.. Silver Spring.
opposite Hechts. IL
Evening star., 1952-05-31
William Sherman Miller,
Retired GAO Accountant

William Sherman Miller. 80
accountant with the General
Accounting Office and longtime
resident Of Washington, died
Thursday in George Washington
Hospital.
MIR. Miller, a native Of Kansas
had been q resident of Washington
for IS years. He had retired in
1912 and lived at 1747 Kilbourne
place NV.
There are no survivors.
Funeral services will be held al
1880 am. Monday at All Saints
Episcopal Church in Chevy Chase
Burial viii be In Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
Col. Frank Rea Allen,
Ex-MiIitary Governor
BY the Associcted Press

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. May 81
Col. Frank Rea Allen, ga. former
military governor of Tunisia and
professor of military science at
Stanford University, died at a Lit
tie Rock hospital last night.
He was a native of Trio, Ohio,
and a graduate of Ohio Northern
University and the Command and
General Staff School at Fort Leav-
enworth. Kans.
Col. Allen was a veteran of both
world wars and was the first mil
itary governor appointed in World
War II. He governed Tunisia until
that North African country was
turned back to the French at the
end of the war.
After returning to the United
States, Col. Allen commanded the
Civil Affairs Training School.
He retired in November, 1947,
and moved to Little Rock, where
he became a consulting engineer.
Survivors include the widow. two
sons. Frank r. Allen, jr., Little
Rock: BENJAMIN L. Allen. Pine
Bluff. Ark. and a daughter, Mrs.
Robert James Mackin, jr., Pasa-
dena, Calf.
Funeral services were to be held
here today.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
IVoticon Places Gide,s WRITINGS
On Forbidden Literature Index
though many were shocked by

though many were shocked by
|Gide's unorthodox moral ideas.
Mr.. Glide once embraced Com
muniSm, but turned against it|
after disillusioning visit to Mos
cow. After that he was bitterly
assailed in the Communist press.
His books were banned in the
Soviet zone Of East Germany.
In awarding him the Nobel
prize, the Swedish Academy cited
Ibis extensive and artistically i'm
|portant authorship. in which he
Exposed the problems and condi-
tions Of mankind with fearless
love Of truth and psychological
perception"
Mr.. Gide's works shocked many
readers with their unabashed dis
|cussion Of theft. murder and
homosexuality. But his works have
been translated into many Ian
guages and published in many
countries. He founded the literary
magazine Nouvelle Revue Fran
caise, which exercised a great in
lfluence on French literature for
80 wears.
Evening star., 1952-05-31

was a graduate of Western High
School here and had attended the
Naval Academy, Princeton and
Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology.
On active duty with the Navy
during World War II, Mr.. Robnett
taught at the Naval Academy in
the electrical engineering depart
ment and later served at Newport,
r. l., and in Iceland.
After leaving active duty, Mr..
Robnett worked for the Navy's
Bureau of Ordnance for about q
year before joining Ebasco. He
lived here at 1888 @ street NV.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Priscilla H. Robnett, and three
children. Allen v. Robnett, Janis
r. Robnett and June p. Robnett,
all of the @ street address; q
brother, John d. Robnett III of
Railway. N. j.. and a sister, Mrs.
Alfred r. Pefley, New Rochelle.
N. Y.
Funeral services will be held in
the Fort Myer Chapel at 3 pm.
Monday and burial will follow in
Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
Julian Bell CuIIins,,
Retired Businessman

Julian Bell Cullins, SIS, resident
of Washington for 20 years and
operator of the Cullins Cleaners al
3414 Georgia avenue, died Thurs
day at Hollywood, Fla.
Mr.. Culliris was former ures-
ident Of the North Woodside-
Montgomery Hills Citizens Asso-
citation and former adjutant oi
Almas Temple in Washington
He was q member of the Board
of Trade. q SD degree Mason. 9
Shriner and a member of the
Takoma Baptist Church.
He had retired from the clean
ing business two years ago. Al
the time of his death he was liv-
ing at his winter home in Florida
He had lived at $500 Columbie
boulevard, Silver Spring.
Mr.. CullinS is survived by hi.
widow, Lillian w. Cullins; three
children by a former marriage
Aulick B. Cullins, Mrs. James j
Hankins, and Mrs. William s
BurriS, all of Arlington, Va.
Masonic funeral services will be
held in Eure. N. c. tomorrow.