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Evening star., 1952-08-07
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.CLERK-TYPIST
Can you type IS words pei
minute?
Do you like to work with
congenial people
We have interesting tipping
jobs in our modern air-con-
ditioned Office in convenient
ne. section.
WE OFFER
Coop. group insurance plan,
paid vacations and other
employe benefits.
APPLY
Safeway Stores, Inc.
1S45 4th st. NE.
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MAINTENANCE
SMALL JOBS AT PRICES YOU LIKE
PAINTING-PLASTE
ROOFS-CEMENT WORK
SCREENS-CARPEN
ASPHALT TILE+GLAZIN0
HAULING-CLEANI
SEELYE MAINTENANCE
140O l. st. NV. DI. 1927
400 L st. NV.

oo o'' ''"- OA' oo
MATTRESSES remade. So up. STEIN
Pa1NrER1ror an Esl0 . Job we'll done. at .
ra}Siisa 2Ti Tiis3!si scioNrRAcroR-commer.
25 Yrs: MIR: LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior:
Gfl dsNE Or sfcl.es nifhs GE caS7 s4S7 Idr
home, interior and. ext. Wallpaper
ing: honest work. AID. 1895. --8
PAINTING, interior and exterior,
finest workmanship; free estimate.
J. M. SELBY. UN. 144s. LU. 1-6s06.
PAINTING. interior. exterior, KEN
exp; Days. JU. s-4s67; ewes. La.
PXINFTHfHNiG. III int.-ext.. r.ss., competent
is:zsr1sESo Eo%S y. q ooUaffR4 SnSo: Beg
PAfNsT1fSG.. interior and exterior:
guaranteed work: refs: white me;
ehanics; lowest rates in town. Call
PxiNTNs:' HSsT's PAfEERllNsS: esisE a. 1rst-ei..s
ately. MR.. POAT. GE. 5643. 12s
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, gen.
repairs. Rel. white mechanics. Reas.
paSTG RaTSsf a. nseesnc D1 eemens sass WORK
brick work, carpentry, rebuilding,
recreation rms. our speciality. CAP
ITAL IMPROVEMENT CO., TU. 47S4.
l3s
PAINTING, int.-ext.. res. comm. I;
white mechanics. WI 1886 for free
PAINTING. PAPERING, interior-ex-
terror. For reas. estimates call SH.
477I or TO. 4731, LIS
PAPERING-$19 labor and material
furnished, average room; also paint
ing. ADMIRAL DECORATORS. TE
PAPER HANGING. $40 Der room up;
1852 Sunfast washable paper, work
guaranteed. GE. 1898 or GE. 2461.
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HElP--WOkAEN
WATTRESSES

MATTRESSES (white), experienced,
over 21. Apply in person, EMBASSY
RESTAURANT, 92S 14th st. NV.
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TagStone and Stone

WORK
Cement driveways. walks. steps re-
tanning walls. porches: tile drain
age.
ANGELO MARcUCC1o. sH. 1859
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. cleaning
and waxing. Reasonable prices.
Free estimates. Call RA. 6795. 10
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing out the
best; laying, sanding, finishing.
cleaning; parduet Installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC.
TORS. INC. 1912 wisconsin ave..
HOME IMPROVEMENTS Painting,
brick and carpenter work. DE. O9O3.
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HELP-WokEN
SALESLADIES

Permanent positions. both full and
part time. Experience in ladies
ready to wear and accessories. Good
salary plus commissions, liberal
purchase discounts. Apply MR..
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MACHINE BOOKKEEPEk

Woman to post on book.
keeping machine in large real
estate and mortgage loan
once. Must be experienced
typist and have knowledge Of
simple bookkeeping. Pleasant
SURROUNDINGS, air-conditioned
building: 371a-hour work
week; no Saturday work:
lunches furnished free. Hos
pitali7ation, life insurance
furnished free after reason
able length of service. Good
salary to start with; oppor-
tunity for advancement.
CALL Mr.. BEAN. MA. 2112
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HELP WOMEN

TYPIST. exper. with dictaphone, for
professional firm. Box 46S-D, Star.
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PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call Mr..
PAPERING AND PAINTING
FREE ESTnlATEE-EXPERT WORK
MAHONEY
WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO.
Ii. 3-0660. 324 Pa. Ave. Sc.

PLASTERING: patch work and cell
ings our speciality. Call MI. 1882.
PLAsTERING REPAIRS, old and new
work: large and small Jobs. Satisf.
guar: reas. rates. ia. 1868. lis
PLUMBING and heating. femodeling
and new work, "a hour service, free
estimate. DU 1896. -15
PORCH ENCLOSURES - You can
have that den or extra bedrm. out
Of that porch now serving you only
& months S4 out OF nady tne year; rsfes,.9n see OUT
WI. 60S6 for free est; no down
payment, 3 yrs. to pay. CAPITOL
CONTRACTING CO.. 4S10 Bethesda
ave-. Bethesda. -
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DEHUMIDIFIERS

ciose-out prevents miidew. r. corGo.
sion, warping; was $I39.95, sacri.
fice for SOC 9b tomorrow at STAR
RADIO Co. 400 11th st. NV.
DEsKs-school desks, Ideal for play.
DfaMoSbsGcHHs;dSStss Msssh cH; Stss; so,., y Ct, sl9o:
emerald cut. $500; iady.s iM cts: s..
4 cts. S1.150; lady's lOis cts.
$1,000. All prices include mountings.
Trades accepted. LIVINGSTON q
CO., 142S H st. NV. ME. 344O. p
DINETTE; maple; double bed, chest,
vanity, living rm. suite. 10. 7-7703.
DiaETTE. Ss rTl2 Walnut VAIN e-S with RR matching S
ss!:. Ss;s':ss ss;' ''sa e. sss
DIN. SET. 9-pc., SOS; eft. console
table, $50: cedar blanket chests
$50. 10-6 pm. LORI. DU. 64l7.
DIN. RIM. sUITE-walnut. 10 pcs.
table pads. VI. 4SsS. Ws
ROOM SUITE, 2-pc.. mahog.,
antique finish. 8 chairs, table (seatS
1O. and china cabinet. JU. 7-7356.
DINING RIM: SET. Duncan Phyfe, g
newly reupholstered chairs. server.
buffet. china closet. UN. 201S. Ia
DINING ROOM SUITE, junior ma
hogany;. table, 4 chairs, buffet; $50.
DiNiNG ROOM SUITE. mahos.: sood
ccnd. Call WI. 1886. %
comb, electric, 1852,
de luxe, YOUNGSTOWN, 4S-in., still in
crate: at less than wholesale price:
$275. Ii. 7-ss77 or Cypress 943l.
DRILL PRESS. motor and chuck;
Parker bench wise, 1 Arbor press.
90; maple-top tool cabinet. [
angle drill press. wise; bench
grinder, u h.p.; miscel. lathe tool
holders. All new cond l2232
Centerhill ST., Wheaton, 10. 4-6639.
FAN. easement type. 1000 elm.
FAN, L30-in. General Electric. motor
ed floor model. Also. 20-in. floor
model, brand-new. with 2-yr. guar.
antee. C5c1 discount AP 6302
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LARGE FINANCIAL IN
STITUTION HAS OPEN
INGS FOR EXPERT
ENCED BANK TELL
ERS; EXCELLENT FU-
TURE POSSIBILITIES
FOR YOUNG MEN OR
WOMEN. ADDRESS RE-
PLIES, STATING AGE.
EXPERIENCE, SALARY
DESIRED, ETC, TO
BOX 478-D, STAR.
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THE EVENING STAR


l101 Penna. Ave. NV.
PERSONNEL CLERK. .21 to 40; inter.
ssting work; convenient to those ir
Bethesda Chevy Chase area; must b(
good typiSt and nave general offict
background; ability to deal with
people essential. Call OIL. 1900
Ext. BOB. $40. for appointment. -
PRESSERS, wool. t3) must be ex-
easH ob aad a6ps Fsass sxgel salary
PRESSER, silk and wool, experienced
4I5f Lee hwy. Arlington. Va. .JA
PRocUREMENT CLERK. Fl to 40;
in Bethesda Chevy Chase area: must
ne good typist and have general Of
nee. background. Procurement ex-
perience helpful. Call OIL. 1900,
Ext. BOB. $40, for appointment. -
RECEPTIONIST INTERVIEWER -
Immediate opeleing for alert young
woman 30. high school graduate,
busy phones, people, and situations:
Apply in person Al RENTAL AND
REALTY Co. 1404 N. Y. ave, suite
RRCEpFTosIysf iIi Se5sTy open isrENoGRAP1ER.
Fairfax County Child Guidance
FA. 4l21. g
SALESCLERK. gifts and greeting
cards, downtown store; age 25-35,
sales personality: experienced sales
woman has excellent future with
this chain store organization. Call
PERSONNEL OFFICE, IL. 7-3303
nights. Ju. 7-6565l. S
TRfcT OF WAsHfNdToN Ilt n5i I fs ES-
CHANGE SERVICE: 13 days an
other ZEN employe benefits. CHI. 5000.
sALESGIRLs, for ladies' ready-to-
s1r,cond. sne store. Apply HEARN'S.
SMESLADY Gift shop, Falls
Church area. Experienced. Call FA.
5455, 9-6; JE. 2-0796 after $50.
SALESLADY. ls-4o. exper in bras
sierS or corsets for well-knoWn
women's specially. shop: 5-day wk..
daisoGgnS apnfy wHRrEpNsh GR EpNSTsshasssi permanent
SALESLADY. full time. for infants
and children's wear; some selling
exper. desired: must be over IS.
9 Apply ap BY, AaRp2EN'S: aS2 S23 Il St, ne. -
SALESLAD1, experienced in ladies'
commission; 8 or 6 days optional;
permanent position; air cooled. Ap-
ply FRANCINES. 736 9TH st. NV.
SALESLADY - Experienced speciality
shop. Starting salary $40 wk.,
Plus commission. Apply WALKER 8,
1o4l l7th st. NV. cor. r. AID. 1910.
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FA Ms

Direct from the factory to you at q
great saving. Just arrived. lge.
Shipment of 20-in. window fans,
brand new. 5-yr. guarantee. Place
you immediate free delivery. Call
Mrs. Kay, JU. S-3121, 5-10 pm.
weekdays, all day Sat. and Sun,
UNITED PURCHASING AGENCY.
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TYPIST
5-DAY, 37h-HR. WEEK
APPLY MRS. CASSIDY
HARTFORD ACCIDENT
& INDEMNITY co.
1000 VERMONT AVE.
NV, 4th FLOOR
TYPISTS

White. under 40; minimum 46 w.p.m.;
permanent position: air-conditioned
building; modern cafeteria, 40-hour.
5-day week; annual starting salary,
S2,40O; liberal vacation and sick
aRHpH1e lsRys apply socfHY NATIONAL b.r,o15sj GE4
office; 3rd and R SITS. n;s.. g Ism; an
CALLS. esAoS'S' NJ Hio AHSA
TYPIST- ST-CLERK-Interesting work in
pleasant downtown insurance ofice;
35-hour week: S47.50 week to start.
Give age, experience and phone in
confidential reply. Box 5000. Star
WAITRESS. experienced: meals and
CLEAN working conditions. Apply
wAiTREssEs Ess s. WANrED-Nisht S work.
hRsTAaRaNT APsIT aftfr SiR R9 IA HAck < RowEs
wAEcF6ssEs REF6ss REsTxuRsNRR EeItf sfNSRRerenesfd 1sf
Conn. ave. NV.
sun. work RESTAURANT PIERRE
Conn. and Que sts. NV. Apply in
wxITREss. experienced, food and
tips. Call DU. 9475. IS
WAITRESS-Experienced: over 81
For small night club. White. 1117
WAiTREss. exper. for part time, day
tine; Apply in person. ROBIN HOOD
WAITRESS. good working cond. and
pay. Apply in person to FRANKLIN
PARK CAFE. 18th and Eye SITS. NV.
WAITRESS. exper.. full; time. No
sun. work; RESTAURANT PIERRE,
Conn. and Que sts. NV. Apply In
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STENOGRAPHER
National publication requires expert
enced stenographer, under 30; 81
DAY wk., vacation, insurance. hos
air-cond. office. CO. 1O14.
Stenographer-C Clerk, Jr.
For air line; no shift work. Call Elk.
3944. 10
Stenographer- -Receptionist
Attractive young lady, 25 to 50; 3
o aa' star Ek sS8 So aSS Uor0s Sao per %k
tions: Company paid insurance
benefits; Vacation and sick leave.
Box l00-D. Star. -12
OPERATOR. must be
able to type, none others need ap-
ply; some filing: air-conditioned Of
fice; $40 a week to start. Apply to
fINor Nh sTfM sTHskGan Go soS SqAkER I x cITY
sWITCHBoARD OPERAToR. cmoni.
tor SYSTEM, experienced woman bet.
2S-3S, must be typist. Call DE. 0l36
for appointment. -
white; beginning Sept.
q. primary dept. established. private
port1nity. cail GI. 1900. 8 a M m.
to ) nm. weekdays. Ill
INTERvIEWER-Larse
progressive financial institution needs
the services OF young woman to
serve as telephone interviewer and
general clerk position. The work is
interesting and has many benefits.
See Mr.. Nuver, LENDERS, INC,
202S N. Moore st., RoSslyn, Va.
OPERATORS - Exper.
Call Mrs. Fry bet. 8 and 5. ia.
SOLICITOR. work from
home; new exclusive product; fiat
rate and commission. Call ST. 1901.
MR.. PASSMANN. -
TYPIST. under 30, with knowledge Of
shorthand; less than 40-hr.. 5-day
Wk.; pleasant surroundings; modern
aforementioned bldg: $225 mo. to
start with excellent opportunity for
advancement. For interview, call
ME. 0161. IS
TYPIST-Electric typewriter IBM
operator, exper. in report typing for
professional firm. Box 4S9-D, Star.
duties in small
office. must have some knowledge OF
shorthand, age. 20-45; 6-day week;
TYPIST, 3O-40. settled, for medical
Office in Bladensburg. Md. area
Permanent position, excel. future.
Salary open. Call WA: 9421 bet
6 and pm. for interview. -
TYPIST and. general office. worker,
with knowledge of bookkeeping
Apply 7O20 Wis. ave., Chevy Chase.
OIL. 100. IS
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

b AND P CONTRACTING. Driyeways,
sidewalks. patios. brick. walls; free
estimates. JU. S-5SS6. g
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FANS

Direct from the factory to you ut q
great saving. Just arrived. lge. ship
ment of 20-in. window fans, brand
new; 6-yr. guarantee. Place your
order now and we guarantee you
Kay. JU. S-3121. UNITED PUR-
CHASING AGENCY.
FILE CABINET, used, 4-drawer legal.
with lock; walnut finish; $40. Boz
3H4-C. Star 1e
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PIX
OPERATOR

Alert young woman, 25-3S yrs. of
age who has had some experiences:
4O-hr. week; regular salary increases,
ana many worthwhile company
adyantageS. Apply Personnel, Room
6O5 Open week days, S:30-5; and
Sat. 81. No phone calls.
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SITUATIONS MEN

kind. Cali Ii. S-7237. Sc
CLERK: :sTENO.. engineering. rail-
road background; part time ac-
septable; local refs. Box 407-C.
FfTTER-Practical tailor and cutter;
on mems and ladies' garments.
Knows how to cut his own pat
tern to measure. BOX 482-D. Star.
MAN. partly retired, healthy; exper.
e,arppenter, carp painter: tourist camp
MAN. coiered. Sassi Christian; employed;
drivers license. Desires work. week
ends, 5:3O-closine. BURRELL.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For ,empioyment. odd Jobs, yard, work.
wall washing. carpentry. house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
REPORTER. critic, editor, general
employment; moderate salary; full
for part time. No sales. Box 344-C,
YOGGNG MAN, 20, BBA and MICS
degrees, with commercial and in
dustrial exper. as acct.-ofhce mgr.
business organization or acct. firm;
Box lib. Arlington 13, Va. -8
STUDENT, seeks summer work; ofilce
experiences; typing, labor. sANVA.
RETIRED NAVAL OFFICER desires
position as maintenance and plant
oficer at private school or college
nearby States: s years experience
as engineer. Box k04-C. Star.
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JILDING MATERIALS
NEW AND USED

oNE-sToP BUYING AT ACE
Buy all your materials for any size
or type job at one time. Used franz
ing: lumber. sheathinE; flooring.
boards, sinks. steel beams and
angles, pipe and fittings, radiation.
doors, sash and windows. Special
items in our NEW DEPARTMENT..
S-ft.- studs. 39c ca: white paint
$12.95; roof coating. 5 gal. 81. %.
FREE DELIVERY. I-DAY SERVICE
Home Improvement Financing
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LUMBER

gymnasium, TT. Belvoir. va.
10000 bd. #. of oak flooring: for
quick sale. GENERAL WRECKINo
Co. MI. 6177. -
outboard, 22-hp. johnson.
$l6O. Must sell-Ieaving town.
Real buy. Ow. 2411. .
RNn]lN,snI - Merit PnRnl
Evening star., 1952-08-07

REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
Days, UN. 1872: Ewes, UN. 667n
ROOFTNG-An types. cutters, spouts
carpentry and painting. 4. D
THOMAS. HU. 77S2.
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BRICK-BRICK
Must move 100000 bricks from the
center Of town; call for our price.
ACE WRECK1NG CO..
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MlscEL. FOR SALE tcont.)

CRIB. Kroll maple, complete, excel.
lent condition. JE. 4-3979. IS
DAVENO-Makes into double bed;
excellent condition; slip covers; sos.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
FOUNTAIN CLERKS

Night shift. IL pm. to am. Wen
paid work at our soda fountain.
We will train you. Uniforms fur
nished and laundered free. Apply
manager. PEOPLES DRUG STORE,
14th and Thomas Circle NV. -
OFFICE WORKER. diversified ceieri-
cal duties: tipping helpful: excel.
opportunity SIdG for right person. Cali
Ii. $4,000. Ia
PIANO ACCOMPANIES for dancing
school beginning Oct. 1; 6 days a
week. Please state qualifications
and salary expected. Box 46S-D,
STOCK CLERK, exper.. for house
ware and toy dept. Apply in person.
1DA'S DEPT. STORE. 56O1 Georgia
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, white; wife
to do cooking and general house
work; man to drive car and do
work around house and lawn. EX.
7o4O. Thurs. and Fri. for interview
COLLEGE STUDENTS, retired men or
women, attention: You can easily
earn $40 or more a day in your
spare time. No exper. nee. Start
work today. 2nd A.. 1925 N. Veitch
ST., Arl. IA. 7-S044. 10
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LEDGER CLERK

immediate position for young WON:
an 21-3S yrs. Of age. who has had
some Bookkeeping experience and
has an average tipping speed; Job
consists Of handling accounts receiy-
able routine and control; .40-hr.. B.
day week, Mon.-F1. Apply Person
s and sat. 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l1o1 Penna. Ave. NV.
LEGAL SECRETARY in established
law firm, must be experienced; b-day
week; excellent nay. Call ME. 1896
Evening star., 1952-08-07

ACE WRECKiNG G 81
BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
4OO2 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-O600
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BRICKS, face and common, l or Q
million. ALASKA COAL Is BRICK
CO., MA. 5SS5. OF. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
WATERPROOFING
All kinds. ROBERT PRICE. DI. 6923

WANT THAT PORCH SCREENED?
ings except Friday.
ADD VALUE and beauty TO your
home, reduce your maintenance
costs, Sealtest Coating of Goodyear
rubber applied to outside walls by
pressure spray keeps house drier,
adds insulation and protects from
weather. Decorator non-fading col
payment, SO mos. to pay: free esti-
mate. Call Elk. 472S. SEALCOAT
CONTRACTING CO.. 734 18th st.
nv 12s
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SECRETARY

oAASANA - 4xk l.
GOVERNMENT RELATIONS OFFICE
IN THE AUToMoTiVE AND Air All.
CRAFT FIELD; RELATED EXPERT
ENCE NOT PREREQUISITE BUT
GOOD COMMERCIAL BACKGROUND
OR EQUIVALENT DESIRED. s.
DAY WEEK. SALARY. So. 400
MENTS.
Evening star., 1952-08-07

BRICKS
5ood USED 5 erieksi g i, any & quantity. GEN- 81 ~
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CIGAR CLERK

Excel. working conditions; good hrs,
vacation with pay. disqualification
and sick leave. CARRIERS PHAR-
MACY, 1868 Columbia pike, Arl.,
Evening star., 1952-12-12
Man F Fined 10. for Speeding
Despite Scared Plea

A t55-year-old man yesterday
failed to convince the Hyattsville
Police Court he was scared to
death when he fed two Mont
|gomery County policemen at
speeds repeatedly up to IS miles
an hour last November 4.
William G. Murray of Metzerott
road Berwyn, Md, was fined 5000
on charges of exceeding 10 miles
an hour and turning off his head
lights to avoid arrest. He noted
an appeal.
Montgomery County Police Pvts.
Alton Duyal and Calvert He'll said
they arrested Mr.. Murray after a
I6-mile chase that began in Mont
lgomery County and ended on the
Baltimore boulevard.
| MIR Murray said he had been
coon hunting and was tired
hungry. cold and shivering like a
hound dog" when he saw a car
following him with two spotlights
flashing. He said he was scared
land did not stop until he got on
the lighted boulevard.
Evening star., 1952-12-12

Young Of Delaware explained that
the State Supreme Court did not
say Delaware's school segregation
law was unconstitutional. He COM
planned. however. that the State
court decreed that school officials
Immediately admit the Negro
children to white schools without
giving a reasonable time to equal
ize facilities.
Mr.. Young described the effect
of the State courts decision as de-
moralizing and as having a terrific
impact on all public schools in
Delaware.
Would Go Beyond Decision.
Attorneys Jack Greenberg of
New York and Louis L. Redding OF
Wilmington, representing the Ne
gro children, urged the high court
to uphold the Delaware courts
decision. so far as it went They
suggested that the tribunal go be-
yond this and declare that clas-
sif1cation of pupils on the basis
of race alone in public schools is
arbitrary and unreasonable and
therefore, unconstitutional"
Mr.. Greenberg protested that
Attorney General Young's recon-
mendation for gradual equality o1
facilities does not protect consti.
tutional rights and may delay any
! improvement at all"
Evening star., 1952-12-12
Last Of Six Jail Fugitiyes
ISurrenders in Arkansas
By the Associated Press

SEARCY. Ark. Dec. 12.-Hunger
and fear of being shot by quick
'triggered farmers and searchers
drove the last of six White .Coun-
ty Jail fugitives to surrender yes
terday.
Sheriff Sam Turnage said the
capture of Jack Randall. so, of
Searchlight, New, near here yes
terday completed the roundup of
the men who escaped Sunday
night.
Two were captured near Leban-
an, Mo-. Wednesday night follow:
ing a 200-mile chase by Missouri
State Police. The fugitives, and
officers exchanged shots during
the 95-mile-an-h hour chase, but no
one was hit. So
Sheriff Tunage quoted Randall
as saying he hadn't eaten since
Sunday and he didn't want to get
out on the highway for fear of
being shot.
"He probably would have been
too. because all the farmers around
here had their guns cooked and
primed." said the sheriff. :.
Evening star., 1952-12-12
Segregation
Continued From First Page.)

secretary of Howard University
and law professor there. accused
Mr.. Norman of failing to meet
the constitutional issue in the
case. ,v.'
He doesn't believe there is a
constitutions issue" MIR. Nahrit
said, Instead, he has dwelt on
the past and on the white mans
burden. In 1852 the Negro should
not be viewed as s1anybody's burden
The Negro Isl serving in an tln-
segregated war in Korea. All he
asks in the District is that his
children go to school with the
children Of his white comrades In
Korea" 20 :
Cites Status of ID. c.
Mr.. Nabrit closed his anti-segre-
cation plea with a reminder that
Washington is "the capital oi
democracy and the capital of the
free wrold." There is no place fol-
racial segregation in such a capi.
tai. he declared.
Earlier. Mr.. Norman assured
the court that he was aware oi
the world position of Washington
and of the "lies" that Communist
countries tell about this city
That did not add up to any con.
stitutional issue, he insisted.
Would a change in the dua
school system here stop the Iror
Curtain countries from telling lie.
about us if they want to?" he
asked.
That comment, Mr.. Kormar
indicated. was directed more al
Attorney General McGranery thar
at anti-segregation lawyers in the
District case. The Attorney Gen.
eral recently filed a brief request.
ing the court to outlaw segrega.
tion because, among other things
washington is a window through
which the world looks at u.s."
! Referring further to the Justice
Department brief, Mr.. Kormar
told the court that the Attorne!
General himself recognizes th'
vexing problems that would aris,
in many places" if school segrega'
ton were abolished by the Su'
preme Court.
This tied in with Mr.. Kormani
fundamental position that "thi.
issue of school segregation shoulc
Evening star., 1952-12-12
Car Hits Store Window
when Driver Falls AsIeeu

A Naval Gun Factory sailor fell
asleep at the wheel early today anc
his car smashed the window of ar
automobile dealers showroom, &C.
cording to police.
Boatswain's Mate 1/c Bernard F
Bragen, %, of 706 Manor road
Alexandria, Va. was driving hi.
convertible south in the 1000 blocl
OF Bladensburg road NE. abou
5:15 am. when the accident oc.
Cured Police said the car STRUCK
a utility pole. then crashed into tn.
window of the Duke q Cookse,
De Soto Co. Damage was esti.
mated at $500.
Police charged the sailor with
failure to give full time and atteu.
ton to his driving.
Evening star., 1952-12-12
Dope
Continued From First Page J

4 G.I
runner" for the alleged syndicate
bringing in supplies from New
York.
In his instructions to the Jury
Judge Pine cautioned that the
testimony of addicts and paid in.
formers must be received with
suspicion and scrutinized with
care"
Members of Jury. ,>-
Those on the jury are: Jules
Passeltiner, 1869 Columbia rd.
NV. foreman; Elwood Sorrels,
1923 Massachusetts, avenue NV;
George v. Hughes. 1144 Branch
avenue Sc; Harry G. c. Alex
ander, 2409 Tenth street Me-:
Miss Jane G. Talbert, 1401 Colum-
bia road NV. -,
Also, Maury I. Deakins, 2O7 r
street NE; Arabella c. Adams,
376 Chaplin street Sc; Mrs. Alice
v. Talley, So Adams street NV;
Herman Wynn, 638 Park road
NV; Mrs. jeanette L. r. Hun
ter, 1923 Thirty fifth street NV:
Arthur S. Locke. 3675 Camden
street Sc, and James c. Brown
3739 Foote place NE.
The prosecution was headed by
United States Attorney Charles M
Irelan. assisted by Robert Ackerly
and Thomas A. Walden. jr.
Appearing for the defense were
James j. Laughlin. Domenic Tes-
auro, Curtis P. Mitchell, DeLong
Harris, Joseph Lyman, Albert j
Ahern and T. Emmett Mckenzie,
Evening star., 1952-12-12

of equipped South Koreans and
some Chinese NationaliSts.
We've got a tremendous
amount Of equipment there" he
said. land we are in good shape
except for a shortage Of some
types of ammunition"
Senator Watkins said he is
"sorely disappointed and the
people will be" by Mr.. Truman's
attitude. rejecting his conference
plea.
Senator Welker, Republican, of
Idaho, told reporters he thought
the President had slandered both
Gen. Eisenhower and Gen. Mac
Arthur. Senator Dworshak,( Re-
publican, of Idaho. said he did
not see how any President could
be so arrogant.