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statesmen
Columbia Polytechnic institute for
the Blind has openings in its retail
sales division for men with house
TO house selling experience. MR..
WHITAKER. Ii. 4-I990.
STATION ATTENDANT,
fabrication experience, d. c. per-
SERVICE. 901 N. Capitol. -25
STATION attendants. ex-
perienced or willing to learn Salary
plus commission. Apply BARBER 8
ESQ SERVICENTER. 10th g. Maine
ave. s.W. -25
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white; salary and CONN.,, uniforms
and laundry furnished. HAYNES
ESQ SERVICE, 270S Virginia ave.
NV. "a
STATION ATTENDANT
Good salary, vacation and hospital
lzation plan. OW. 7707 or apply
1900 N. Pershing dr.. Arl., Va. --26
SERVICE STATION attendant, exper.
only. age 2b-40; local refs; famil-
lar NV; good salary to right man.
Apply 4225 Conn. ave. NV. --25
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CASHIER -TYPIST

Wanted by nationally known small
loan company. Excellent salary; per-
manent position; vacation with pay.
pleasant surroundings. free life in
surance and disqualification. Tele-
phone MR.. HALL at JU. 7-54lO or
call personally at 1910 Ga. ave-,
Silver Spring, -26
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HELP--WoMEN

AIRLINES ASSISTANT for travel
agency. Write, stating dualificat tions,
portunity for right person. An
NAPOLIS TRAVEL SERVICE. Al
Maryland ave. Annapolis, Nd
Annapolis 2036 --23
BEAUTICIANS. t2)-operators for
permanent position. / full time
operator to take over good
following of steady CUSTOMERS /
operator part time. Must be ex-
perienced, splendid opportunity for
one who is interested in this line
of work. and desires a good steady
position with good pay. Call Gil.
SS4S or GIL. 1852 after s pm:
"a
CO..: ] full time and
] part time; nice working conditions;
top salary. Call PARK LANE BEAU
nv SHOP. EX 9131 "a
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COOK
Steam table; night work. 9 days. 653
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. "a
COUNTER AND GRILL MAN, white.
experienced; top salary excellent
hours. Apply 1113 10Th st. NV,
RANDYS. -2S
COUNTERMAN-Day work. knowledge
Of grill and steam table; must be
thoroughly experienced; pleasant
working conditions excellent pay
HOMETOWN RESTAURANT. 1907 I
st NV
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LANDSCAPE
REPRESENTATIVES,

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100-yr.-old corporation offers profit-
shle career in dignified capacity.
Non-seasonal, no physical labor In
volved. SH. 5166.
LAUNDRY SUPERINTENDENT for
small laundry. must be sober and in
LIQUOR CLERK, part time. ewes.
5-9; must have ref; exper. desired.
Apply 1871 14th st. NV. "a
LuBRICATION NAN = Metropolitan
Ford leadership has opening for
qualified fabrication man: 5-day
week, vaca. with pay. group hospi-
tai; pleasant working conds. FRANK
SMALL JR;. INC: 1901 Good Hope
LUMBER AND MILLWORK MAN,
experienced. to handle shipping;
some counter work and phone sales.
in small growing retail yard AMCO
MILLwORK & LUMBER CO.. INC,
Bennins. I'd. and Minn. ave. ne,
LU. 4-4300. Z! "a
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in hanging aluminium
storm doors and storm windows,
year-'round work and good pay; /;
must be handy with tools. Apply
in person at 1929 BladenSburg rd.,
Colmar Manor. Nd. "a
ExPER. TWO statesmen for new and
used cars. We have the ideal location
and connections, excellent financial
arrangement. Good opportunity. Call
Gil. 2SS0 or OW. 2001. "a"
WANT YOUR OWN BUSINESS? If
your trade is necessary to house
hold maintenance. such as car
pentry, plumbing, painting, TV or
radio repair. call IA. 2-10S1. -23
store eXper. and D. C. permit.
Apply 735 20th st. ne. --26
HEALTHY AND RELIABLE WHITE
young man, age 23 TO 40. to drive
truck and work around machinery;
steady employment; pay according
to ability. Apply in person any day,
$40 to 5. 1410 Monroe st. NV. 25"
RETIRED MAN who would like to in
crease income is wanted as day
steward. Apply ELK'S CLUB. II
noon Sun, 1903 Fidler lane, Silver
Spring (back OF Sears & Roebuck).
Ask for Mr.. Shaw. Phone SH. 9559.
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HELP WOMEN (cont.)

BOOKKEEPER wanted Immediately,
Arlington apt. development; full
charge; salary plus apt. Call GIL.
BOOKKEEPER and payroll clerk;
experience preferred but not man
desirable, permanent employment
in Bladensburg. Nd. area. 7la-hour
work day. Call UN. 1904, Ext. los.
Mon. through Fri. between 9 and 4
for particulars. -25
white, reliable, light
nursing. plain cooking for elderly
lazy; no laundry, cleaning; NV.
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ENGINEER
ENGINEER .JR.

For layout work on large construc-
preferred. Box 465-D. Star. Us
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CLERK

CLERK-STENOG.
35-hr., 5-day week. Small office. Some
experience desirable. Apply in per-
CO. OF AMERICA. RIM. 700. Bowen
BldR.- S1h lIth ST n W ---2k
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COMPOSITOR

For lob printing plant Falls Church.
JE. 3-0400. pa
CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR; perm.
pos. for young energetic man, 81
to 35 yrs. old, married, high school
education. some knowledge Of build
ing construction or roofing and
sheet metal work preferred: excel
working cond., opportunity for ad-
vancement. One Of Washington S
most respected construction Arms.
Box 95-E, Star. "a
COOK, exper. short-order and sea-
food man Top salary. lovely rm.
furn. 6-day wk IS miles D. {.
Call MANAGER, Waldorf 1926. 80
COOK, 1st-class only; work from
duplicate checks; no takers: $65
take-homei pay to start; daywork
closed Suns; ready to work Mon,
10 am. DANEY'S STEAK HOUSE.
81 GOOd Hone Td sc pa
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SALESMAN

Experienced retail credit jew
elry. Apply in person to Mr..
Grant. Selingers Jewelry,
818 F st. NV.
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statesmen

statesmen
come with the most progressive
storm window and fence company
in Metropolitan Washington. Full
commission paid on approval. In
terviews bet. ] 1:30-2:30 pm, or by
appt.. LO. 4-777S. 10441 Metropoli-
tan ave, Kensington, Md. ga
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HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANTS. JRS.-Men desirous
of obtaining varied exper., long
established local CPA office; excel
working condS.; air-cond. Reply
and exper Box 440-D. Star. -25
ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR. man,
major oil company; 5-dy. wk., vaca-
ton. sick leave. pleasant working
conditions. Call MIR. FAIRFAX. ST.
2S05. -25
APPLIANCE sERvICEMAN. and 2
trainees. wanted by leading local
distributor; tools and car essential.
Contact Mr.. Paul Varoutsos, FIR
ARCH. OR ARCH. ENGR.-Recent
grads. Univ. of III. or Virginia. OR.
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ELECTRONIC
DESIGNERS
AND
CRAFTSMEN

WE REQUIRE 2 EXPERT
ENCED DESIGNERS AND
SENIOR DRAFTSMEN TO
PACKAGE AND CABLE
COMPLEX ELECTRO-ME-
CHANICAL DEVICES EN-
PLOYING THE MOST AD-
VANCED TECHNIQUES.
EXPERIENCE IN CABLING
LARGE EQUIPMENT SUCH
AS AIRCAFT OR COMMUN-
ICATION SYSTEMS is DE-
SIRABL.E.
BOX 199-D, STAR
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored:
knowledge OF switchboard; in mod
ern apt. bldg. See resident man
ager. 2223 HI st. NV. -25
ENGINEER
For lge apt bldg. Good salary, excel
working conds. 7th class license or
better. Must be exper. in air como
Apply Chief Engineer. $685. 18th
ST. NV.
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SALES CLEKk for store near Uni
yersity OF. Nd. selling artists and
draftsmen's supplies and house
paint. Apply 1884 BALTIC. ave, Col
lege Park. Md. Phone AP. S181.
for retail furniture store,
must be experienced. Apply in per-
son. 7126 Wis. ave. Bethesda. Md.
SALESMAN for mems clothing store.
Year around position. Good salary
Spdr,zTH Snd comm n, apply WEBSTER
SALESMAN-SOLICITOR for music
school. Good oppor. for high earn
ings in protected territory. Box
1896. Star. --25
SALESMAN-Inside. retail of toys
and electric trains, national con-
Germ; good working conditions. good
salary. start at once. Call Tuesday,
GILBERT HALL OF SCIENCE, EX
SALESMAN, experienced. clothing and
haberdashery;. good salary and
bonus; asst. to owner: chance for
advancement. EVERETT SIMON
MEMS WEAR. College PIX, Md.
WA. 1868. "a
mems furnishings, exper.
pref. good earnings, good oppor-
tunities. Apply manager. NATIONAL
SHIRT SHOP. 1103 H st. ne.
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SALESMAN

Here Is q position you want. Earn
ingS up to $4,000 can be yours If
you are conscientious. energetic and
have the ability to call on business
people. We have the soundest
money-making item that has ever
beeen offered. with our Streamline
sales plan it can't miss. Send re-
ground.
Atlantic Cigarette Machine Co.
1902 East Baltimore ST., Baltimore
a. Md -06
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When dnSDertnq advertisement
addressed to Star boEeS, do NOT
tnclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials of per-
sondl OGlue. Copies serpe the pur-
pose and originals may get lost.
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MACHINISTS

Can you hold plus or minus two
tenthS? If you can, come see us,
our new machines and our modern
fully conditioned plant. We can
offer real opportunity as well as
top wages.
Ahrendt Instrument Co.
491O Calvert Rd.. College Park. Md.
UN. 7400 --25
MAINTENANCE MAN for Carpenter
shop; 44-hour week. good salary
and meals. Apply MR.. MAYS. Hotel
2400. 18th st. NV. CO. 700. IA
MAINTENANCE
Age 25-40. thoroughly familiar with
every kind OF maintenance repairs
Tor large garden-type apartments;
must De able to make minor car
pentry, electrical and plumbing re
Ssh0 Ssirs' nss S-day ;o wR:; Ra,a Sat on; sal;
". 1922 bet. 80. except Sat. and
Sun. --24
MEAT CUTTER, with retail and
wholesale exper. Apply In person at
1904 Lee highway. Arl.. Va. -23
REFRIGERATION help
er-exper. not necessary but must
be able. to use tools and think for
yourself: p: G. permit required. See
MR.. SUMMERS. 1903 N. Capitol,
White boy, 1918 yrs.
old: 5 days; $40. Apply in person.
WILSON-EPES PRINT. CO., 1O7
9th st. NV. 24s
MESSENGER young white
man at least is years old with
D. c drivers license to operate
company automobile: good oppor-
tun1ty Tor serious person to ad-
vance with large company. Reply,
giving age, education and refs.
Box 3S6-G. Star. "a
NIGHT MAN
Hours from II pm. to 2 am. Call
IL noon. IA
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sALESMAN--Young man with car for
fixture dept. of wholesale electrical
supply company. Apply BEACON
ST.. Silver Spring. Md. "a
SALESMAN. experienced, to contact
local doctors and drugstores. Salary
plus commission; excellent future.
Car necessary. Box 49-G, Star.
rs
SALESMAN, for mems clothing dept;
good salary and comm; perm. posi-
ton Apply Mr.. Chatlen, H. ABRAM-
SON CO. 1892 7th st. NV. --27
you can earn $3.50 q
week or more we have a place for
you in our long established outside
selling organization. Joe Tash NEW
YORK JEWEIiRY 710 eth st. NV
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YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
White, to learn to run Mohawk dis
tributors cut order dept. Cutting
and finishing rugs from full rolls OF
carpet. In modern warehouse with
latest equipment. HosbitaliZa tion
and insurance benefits, paid Vaca-
ton. J. J. HAINES & CO., INC.
2961 v st. ne. La R-1Ar4 ~
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OUTs1DE ADnrsTEp

OUTSIDE ADJUSTER
Progressive small loan company has
opening for alert, ambitious. young
man. Excel. chance for advan. Top
salary for right party. Must have
car. Apply Mr.. Coran, AP. 1877.
EQUITABLE LOAN CO., 340S r. /
ave-. Mt. Rainier.
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statesmen
statesmen

$3.50 or more per week. draw agains,
commission. Experience not neces.
Sary. We train you. Apply sos
18th st, Sc, = to g. "a
Evening star., 1952-08-23

Electricians and Helpers
For new housework. also exper. elec-
tricians to do jobbing work. Good
pay. good working conditions.
TRUNNEL ELECTRIC, INC, 7S42
Wis. ave-, Bethesda. WI. $500.
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CLERK

General ONCE work, some tipping neces-
Sary, permanent position, free hos
pltalization and insurance. CREEL
BROS. INC, 1911 14th st. NV.
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AREA DISPATCHER

D. c. office. Nationwide household
goods carrier. Good starting salary
and chance for advancement. Some
transportation exper. necessary. Box
50-G. Star. "a
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER of coun-
try club. About 35 years old Must
be sober. industrious and willing to
learn managerial duties. Phone LO.
6-0003 for appointment PA
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HElP-MEN
ROUTE SALESMAN
FOR MACKE

For established cigarette vending
route; exceptional opportunity for
man under 35. seeking permanent
position with established expanding
salary with assured increases. lib
eral family disqualification, insurance
and vacation benefits. Interviews.
8 a.m.-l2 noon or ewes. by appt.
THE G. B. MACKE CORP.
PIP H st. NV, ST. 900
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ROUTE MAN

Permanent position for capable young
white man. age 21-35, to be trained
as linen supply route man. This is
pleasant work. 5-day week. good
pay with company established over
bo years. Applicants must De steady.
init References REQUIRED. Apply in
person, weekdays. 9-12 or 2-5. to
Mr.. Towles. NATIONAL LAUNDRY
CO.. INC. FL Pieke st. NV. -25
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24
First Grade Students
To Register This Week

Superintendent William M. British,
of the Washington County Board of
Education, has announced that the
registration of beginners, who will
attend school in September for the
first time, will be held in all of the
public schools throughout Hagers-
town and the rest of the county to-
day and tomorrow.
Mr.. British urges that all parents
whose children will be six years of
age by the end of this year, to regis
ter them at the school they will at
tend and he also stated that they
may be registered at any time today
or tomorrow during the regular
school hours.
1t is expected that a record num-
Der of first grade students will be
registered, with the total number
probably reaching 1000.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24

world expansion and finally, a state
less and CLASHES society.
Turning to the second point, Cap
tain Landau stated that the Amer
lean way of life, which is the exact
opposite of the Communist way, was
founded on a fundamental belief in
God and a constitutional form of
government, by and for the people.
Illustrating the absolute superior
ity of the American way, he pointed
out that: America produces As per
cent of all the worlds wealth; IS
per cent of all automobiles, and that
over so percent of all high school
students in the world were attend
ing American schools. The speaker
then stated that all of this was ac-
complished despite the fact that the
United States had only 6 per cent of
the worlds land and only 7 per
cent of the worlds population
Speaking on the third and last
point of his address, Captain Lam
deau stated that the best way that
we can preserve the American way
of life is to: y understand how we
got our freedom, y talk about it
and explain it so that others may be
better able to measure and weigh
the things we have, and 81 express
our citizenship by exercising our
right to vote.
Summing it all up, Captain Lam
deau stated that Italy and France
who, although not Communist coun-
tries, have type of socialist govern
ment (and socialism is the forerun-
ner of communism) with the result
that both countries are in bad finan-
cial shape, and that England which,
until recently, also had a socialist
government, with all its basic in
dustries owned by the government,
is also in desperate financial straits,
with its people laboring under a
prohibitive tax load.
In strong contrast to this, the
speaker concluded, is the American
way of life, where industry is own
ed and operated by private interests,
with the government simply acting
as a referee in the settlement of dis
putes.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24
Civilian Club News
Club To Hold Air Rifle
Tournament 2 p. M. Sunday

The Civilian Club of HagerstoWn,
which sponsors and operates four
air rifle clubs, has announced that
the final public tournament of the
season will be held at 200 o'clock on
Sunday afternoon at Reservoir Park.
All four clubs will take part in
the tournament and the winning
club, the individual club champions,
and the individual air rifle champ
ion of Hagerstown will be selected
and appropriate awards presented.
The purpose of the clubs air rifle
plan has been to educate boys and
girls in the proper use and handling
of air rifles; and by so doing, to slim
ulate a sense of responsibility, re-
spect for themselves and others, and
to develop among them those quail
tiles of leadership, loyalty, coopera-
ton and good craftsmanship which
are essential to good citizenship.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24
Retailers Bureau
To Meet Tomorrow

The regular April meeting of the
Retailers Bureau will be held to-
morrow at 1915 pm. in the Potomac
Room of the Hotel Alexander.
The program committee has OBJ
tanned the nationally discussed Dun
g. Bradstreet film, Mans Confidence
IN Man. which graphically de-
scribes the development in the use
Of credit information, and that will
be something you won't want to
miss.
Chairman Ray Ruth has also an
nounced that plans will have to be
made for the second annual Hub
City Day and he asks that there be
a full attendance tomorrow, SO that
everyone can express their opinion
on this important Bureau sales pro-
motion event.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24

gerstOwn; Homer D. Mayors, Balti-
more; and Kiwanians E. r. Sandberg
Oil City, Pa; E. r. Huntsberry, Win
chester, Va; and w. M. Weaver,
Frederick.
Captain Landau, who was intro
duced by Captain Ernest J. Wilson,
head of the local Salvation Army
Corps, divided his talk into three
parts-D Communism, p The Amer
lean way of life, and 81 What we can
do to preserve it.
On the subject of Communism, the
speaker stated that it's detectives
were: revolution, government own
ership of industry, the adjustment
of profits, the control of private
property, the redistribution of well
fare, the domination Of all culture,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24
Local GideOns Chapter
Holds Election Of Officers

Last week the Hagerstown Chap
ter of the Gideons International re-
elected Kenneth Heefner president
for the ensuing year.
Other officers elected were: Lee
Sterling, vice-president; Joseph
Hamilton, secretary; Orville R. Bit
ner, chaplain; and Wilbur Bostetter,
treasurer.
Charles Peipgrass, president of the
Tri-State Association, addressed the
group on the work of Gideons Inter
national in spreading the word of
God by the distribution of Bibles in
schools, hotels and other public
places.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24
Blue Ridge Lines To
Revise Schedules
Effective Sunday, Most Buses
VIII Be Scheduled On Daylight
Saving Time.

Effective Sunday, April q, Blue
Ridge Lines will revise its bus sched-
ules, it was announced today. These
changes are a result of the shift to
Daylight Saving Time on that date.
A majority of the towns served by
the bus company are going to fast
time" again this summer.
Schedules will be affected in diff
erent ways. In some cases they will
simply be changed to comply with
the time change. In other cases it
will be necessary to make an ex-
tensive revision because of connec-
ton problems.
Since the schedule changes will
not be uniform, Blue Ridge officials
say it is extremely difficult to an
nounce the changes for each locality
in advance. They urge all passen-
gers to check schedules with Blue
Ridge drivers or local agents before
travelling on, or after, April 81.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24
THIS IS IMPORTANT!
Be Sure To Vote On May 5.

When it comes to this caveman
stuff, three seniors of Hagerstown
High School have shown that the
grown men don't have monopoly
on it.
George M. Burhans, Charles r.
Shinham and Robert H. Foltz, who
for the past several years have been
exploring caves in this section and
nearby West Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania, took in the convention of the
National Sociological Society, held
in Hagerstown last week, and be-
cause of their knowledge and inter
ests in caves were urged to establish
local "grotto" and take up the ac-
tivity more seriously. The three lads
were quick to accept the challenge
and they already have quite num-
Der of prospective members, most of
them fellow students at the high
school.
1t is interesting to note that these
boys on Sunday took some of the
members of the National Organiza-
ton to a cave they have been ex-
ploring at Dam No. 4, that contains
a number of salamanders, and while
in the cave they came across an
albino salamander - a real rarity.
In fact, the president of the National
Organization took the albino along
with him as museum piece
congratulate these boys on their
enthusiasm and wish their grotto
every success.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24
Halfway Insurance Rates
MAY Be Lowered

Due to the fine work of the Volun-
teer Fire Company of Halfway, it is
expected that, for the second time,
the fire insurance rates at Hallway
will be lowered.
An inspection of the towns fire
defenses was recently made by the
Maryland Fire Underwriters Rating
Bureau and because of the improve
ments carried out by the fire COM
pany, through the cooperation of the
residents, it is expected that the min
imum, rate classification may again
be lowered.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24
Thomas Campbell
Is Governor Elect

Thomas w. Campbell, president of
the local Civilian Club, was elected
governor-elect at the annual con-
vention of the Chesapeake District
of Civilian International held in
Frederick last week.
Mr.. Campbell's election means that
he will automatically become gov
ernor of the District in 1858.
Isaac B. Goad, of Washington, D.
c., was elected governor for 1852.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24
DONALD L. BARE. USN
ON USS LEONARD MASON

Serving aboard the destroyer USS
Leonard F. Mason with the Pacific
Fleet, is Donald L. Bare, machinists
mate, third class, U S Navy, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie H. Bare, 153
South Mulberry Street.
Bare, entered the Naval service on
June 20, 1919, and received his re-
cruit training at the U. S. Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes, III.
Before entering the Navy, he was
graduated from HagerStown High
School.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24

the Jewish Community Council of
HagerstoWn, in cooperation with
the Lecture Bureau Of the National
Jewish Welfare Board, to more wide
ly disseminate the knowledge Of
Jewish culture-particularly music
which since the days of David, the
incompatible singer and poet, has
played such an eminent part in
Jewish religion and folkWays 1t
was originally scheduled for March
rs, but had to be postponed due to
the illness of Mr.. Mills.
Prior to his arrival in this coun-
try, Mr.. Mills was engaged at the
Vienna Opera. After leaving Europe
he appeared with the British Broad
casting Company in Jerusalem
(then still under British administra-
.tjon) and has, since arriving in the
United States, sung leading parts
with several opera companies, in
Guiding the Philadelphia La Scala
Company. He has also sung at
Town Hall, Carnegie Hall and over
the Columbia network. At present
he is soloist and cantor with Oheb
Sholom Temple, Newark, N. J.
At his recital Mr.. Mills will offer
a varied program, including: ancient
Hebraic chants; Yiddish and Israeli
folk songs; several English songs and
one operate selection. He will be
accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
Mills.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24
Captain Landau Of The Salvation Army
Talks To Kiwanis Club On Americanism
Director OF The Baltimore Corps Welfare Department
pares Communism With The American Way OF Life In
estng And Informative Address.

This Is Our Problem" a talk on
Americanism, was the subject of an
address by Capt. Joseph H. Landau,
director of the Salvation Army We'll
fare Department in Baltimore, at the
regular weekly luncheon meeting
of the Kiwanis Club, held at the
Hotel Alexander on Thursday.
The meeting was presided over by
president Albert M. Long and the
following visitors were present:
c. A. Bechter, Rev Frederick D.
Eyster and Paul Bovey, all of Ha-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-04-24
EARL M. DOFFLEMYER
ABOARD USS SHELTON

Earl M Doflemyer, fireman ap-
prentice, U S Navy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles L. Monninger, of Ha-
gerstown, is serving aboard the USS
Shelton.
Dofflemyer, who entered Naval
service, July 81, 1851, received re-
cruit training at the U. S. Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill.
Before entering the Navy, Doffiemyer
attended Washington Street School.