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Taylor Funeral
To Be THURSDAY

Mrs. julia Duncan Taylor, II,
widely-known Falcon resident, died
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
at her home there. She suffered
heart attack three weeks ago
and has been i'll since.
Mrs, Taylor was a native Of
Sampson County, daughter Of the
late Rev. Henry J. and Eliza Jane
Bell Duncan. She was member
Of the Church of God in Selma.
Funeral services will be held
Continued On Page Threel
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speaking, but he said if anyone
wanted to ask "how stand, can
tell them that I can tell them why"
Scott indicated that he would ex-
pect, but not demand, that his ap-
pointees to state offices follow his
lead.
Il do feel they've been given an
opportunity to develop one, of the
greatest programs the state. has
ever had and since they were ap-
pointed they shouldn't lightly dis
regard it.
There should be a certain a.
mount of loyalty in anything" he
said.
Asked about those who might
have pledged support to someone
else before Olive announced, Scott
said, those who jumped too soon
ought to check with me on it
they owe me at least that much. I"
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Cases arising out of traffic vio-
lations or affrays accounted for the
majority of suits tried Tuesday in
Harnett Recorders Court. Vice-Re-
corder M. o. Lee was on the bench
and Solicitor Neill Mckay Ross mol
pressed large batch of long-stand-
ing cases in an effort to clear the
docket.
James Walter Murchison entered
Guilty plea to driving drunk, fined
500 and costs. Colon Norris. first
booked for driving under the in
fluence. rendered a guilty plea to
driving without an operators licen-
Sc. violation of the prohibition law
by transporting whiskey and carry
ing concealed weapons. He drew so
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d,iship ii meet the threat " Cc.,l-
munism. superiorit. of top wea-
pons, bold and inspired use of the
spiritual and physical strength of
America"
HITS WASTE, CENTRAL POWER
He struck out against ''timid
negotiations with Kremlin stooges."
the waste of billions of American
dollars in indiscriminate plans Of
aid to foreign countries. a cut in
government spending, reduction
instead of an increase in Federal
controls, and declared that THE
threat to our free enterprise from
the growing Capitalization of power
CONTINUED On Page Three)
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+MARkETS+

COTTON
NEW YORK up March Aba;
May 4l.59.
NEW ORLEANS up - March
41.S6; May 4l.59.
EGGS AND POULTRY
RALEIGH up = Today's egg and
poultry markets:
Central North Carolina live poul-
try: Fryers and broilers steady. sup
plies fu1 y adequate, demand fair
to slow
Prices paid producers FOB farm:
Fryers and hroilers mostly 80. few
2aK, some reported being offered
at 10; heavy feils 1927.
lCanatnusd On Page Thrce)
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For several weeks. the yonns
political and civic leader has been
touring the district and early this
afternoon he made his announce
ment official with two-page
statement of his political beliefs and
program.
Attacking what he described as
a "do-nothing representation in
Congress" Mayor Tally declared
that, The kind of leadership the
next Congress give us may decide
our destiny. This may be the most
critical time in the life of our
nation"
Mayor Tally's announcement
statement called for adequate lea
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Woodnlen Plan
Special Meets

The Erwin Camp Of the Wood
men of The World made plans last
night to have a Weiner Roast at
the Lodge Hall on Monday night.
January 28th for the members of
the Camp. Plans are being map
ped out to organize the Drill team
for the coming year and to again
qualify for the Spring Encamp-
ment. At the last encampment the
Erwin Team came out in Second
place for the State and are hoping
to be in first place this year.
Easkey B. Williams was appoin-
ted Captain of the Team and also
upon the announcement Of d. B.
Johnsons resignation as Financial
Secretary of the Camp. Mr.. Will
liams was recommended to fill this
office which will be available Feb
ruary lst.
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Joe Tally Enters
Race For Congress

o. (JOe) Tally, Jr, S1-year-Old Mayor of Fayette
vle today announced his candidacy for the House Of
i'm the Seventh District and thus became
he first opponent for Congressman F. Ertel Carlyle in
he May 31st Democratic Primary.
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WASHINGTON d9 = President Truman's plan to reOr-
ganize the Internal Revenue Bureau picked up surprise
support in the House today The shift in sentiment was
marked that leaders, who predicted defeat of the
pan said now appears almost certain to win House ap
prevail.
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CHARLOTTE = up State Di-
rector Franz E. Daniel said today
the CIO enjoyed one of its best
Ayears of growth in 1861" in North
Carolina despite illegal machina-
tions" of anti-union employers.
Daniel cited growing and "often
violent opposition to the CIO" in
the state.
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BULLETINS

DENVER Colo up = brilliant 27year-Old veteran
held by federal authorities today connection with
an unbelievable bomb plot the life of Ohio man.
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STATE NEWS
BRIEFS

y HIGH POINT Up Attendance
at the mid-winter Southern furni-
ture and rug market was heavy
today as nearby dealers who OBJ
serve Wednesday afternoon clos
ings took advantage of their half
holiday to preview items they will
be selling in the next few months
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SAPPORO, HokkadO Jaan up - The u S. lst Cav
months late
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MINGO. CAMP

Mingo Camp No 1863 will hold
its regular meeting Thursday. jan
uary Oath at which time the new
officers will be elected and INSTALL
ed. E. C. Hood, District manager
of Dunn, will install the new Of
Continued On Page Threel
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CHICAGO up - A STILL clear cold wave with temp
Continued On Page Three)
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Moscow Orders
Are Blamed
For The Delay

PANMUNJOM, Korea up -
The United Nations moved today
apparently in vain-to break the
Korean armistice deadlock and
charged that the Communists were
stalling on orders from Moscow.
The U. N. command took these
steps in an attempt to end the
impasse in truce negotiations:
l. Hinted that the Allies might
be willing to compromise on their
demand for an outright ban on air
field construction during an ar
mistice.
2. Sought to clear the stormy air
by admitting an ''inadvertent"
bombing Of the security area sur
rounding the Communist truce camp
at Kaesong Jan. II and the pruba-
bility that U. N. planes also unin-
tentionally attacked Communist
truce delegation convoy Jan. ls.
3. Decided to try a change of
faces in the subcommittee on truce
supervision. Mai. Gen. William K.
Harrison Jr.. deputy commander
of the 9th Army, was named a
truce delegate to succeed Mai. Gen.
Claude B. Ferenbaugh. who has
been reassigned to the Logistical
Command at Camp Rucker, Ala.
CONCILIATORY MOOD
However the Communists showed
a conciliatory mood only in meet,
ing of staff officers. The Reds
agreed to mark their prisoner of
war camps during daylight, but
not at night. and promised they
would provide a map pinpointing
the location of all IL camps.
! Both steps were designed to pre-
vent inadvertent Allied air attacks
on the camps where 1859 U. N.
! war prisoners, including 3,198
Americans are confined. The Conn
J mllnists claimed 20 Allied soldiers
believed all Southern Koreans-were
. killed in an air raid on the Kang--
dong camp last week.
The Communists refused to yield
, an inch in their opposition in arnlis-
tice subcommittee to any restric-
/ ton on their right to build airfields
/ during a truce and the right of war
prisoners to reject repatriation.
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CHARLOTTE Up Federal at
torneys and law enforcement Off
GERS met here today to map a
campaign against crime in North
lCOntinued On Page Three,
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WINSTON SALEM up R. J.
Reynolds Tobacco Co. reported to-
day a record income for 1851 but
said high federal taxes held net
earnings below those for 1850.
Sales during 1851 amounted to
A$8l4,216.968 compared with a pre-
vious record of $759 9.856,00l in 1850.
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WASHINGTON up - Evangelist
Billy Graham. after one weeks
crusading among congressman and
government workers, today labeled
Washington the most sinful city he
ever visited.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
PERSONAL

DHx CARE .ss. for '9d'sa q g. p Fhdn: 1s'nj:t
NURsiSG HOME Vacancy; quiet,
clean suburban area. OIL. 1882. 10
VACANCY-Bed patient; 24-hr. care.
Legely ,5 home ossoc II Chevy Chase. o.
CHEVY aISEi CHASE MRi sesSi eSsoS6iNrRY scHod2- 52
grade; provides ali day care and
Transportation. Careful supervision.
High aeademie. standard. Resident
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by state and county. Super.
vision. SH. 6040.
HAVE you LOST WEIGHT? Don't
discard your Clothes. We spesisllzs
sssm1xesR s.. nM: R@ sen so TX. iocnseS 1858 iiio
FREE VOICE LESSONS for sopranos.
tenor and bass singers in church
choir AT. 1854.
LADIES. we can tailor your suit from
surplus mems suits. Cali CO. S414.
Kfb III aNb Ii 5 suEDE aSS ns Cloves, Is aG pairs,
fine quality, elbow length, can be
shortened. new. Size ga; SIS per
pr. NEEDLECRAFT. 716 11th st.
VACANCY in modern. equipped nurs-
ing home; tray service; 24-hour
hIiK 2qTsies eSso6psToapess siss sa eaoa vr. sr..d.
conn. ecaasnons: Ave. NH. ssss. sSsAf II. s-sl4isS.
Sraa Guaranteed. PhOns Wa, 1885. "'t>
Evening star., 1952-11-09
hELP---MEN
AUTOMOBILES TECHNICAL REPRE-

TECHNICAL REPRE-
SENTATIYE-Man 1910. with auto
mobile service BACKGROUND, for re-
sponsible field position with leading
automobile manufacturers. The posi-
tion requires executive ability, plus
service experience: attractive sale
ary plus travelling expenses; car fur
nished. Please write in confidenee.
fun particulars regarding experience.
age, family, education and refer
ence; married man preferred. Box
1853, star %
BAR HELPER. white. over 81; good
salary. meals and company bene-
fits. Apply bartender, Carlton
BAREER WANTED, colored. to rent
chair at JOES BARBER SHOP
1906 Wade rd. Sc. Phone 10. 3-9747
one day q week. private
school in Maryland. Can The Com.
mandant. Mechanicsyille 48. --1C
for small firm: somt
payroll exper... 5-day week; perm
position speed not necessary: nc
pressure: State qualifications and
expected salary. Box BASS. Star
BOOKKEEPER-Busy real estate Of
fice requires full-charge bookkeeper
through general ledger trial balance;
must be alert efficient experienced
excellent opportunity for one with
ability RE 3631 q
Evening star., 1952-11-09

DRIVER, white. 26-3s, to work for
EnoW cy 01en and 500d subSs sna 1s aSs
good driving record. This Is q good
S,sS man. Apply Il lis iosS iosSAS 8. s.v. aSis Ns
kS1:'s II sl2. czfiFol Sal SALAD 60. fssi -
DRIVER, white, to deiiver storage
batteries. Apply 1919 L st. NV.
after IL noon Monday. <#
DRIVER. somewhat handy rs auto
%sshs5se' sSHi slcs1 T0WN n4lTD AND c3pNThx s aSx
or JU. 7-672S.
DRIVERS. part time, am. and pm.
routes. school station wagon. 7 to
to Friday. sH. 1874 or JU. 7-672S.
DR1vER-White, for good paying.
established, laund. and dry cleaning
route. GALLAGHER'S LAUNDRY a.
DIRY CLEANING. 1401 L st. Sc.
DRIVERS. z !. I1 fuel oil truck trucks. IS starting tin;
and q half, overtime after 40
hrs. Free insurance, vacation and
sick leave. Uniforms and laundry
service sst furnished !Hsds frss. Applicants
Do not apply unless you know the
metropolitan area of Wash. Must
have had previous experience in
driving. trucks. A good paying .po-
ments. Call MR.. PRICE. IA. $500.
Weekdays 9 am. to 10 noon; .
DRIVER, white; light delivery truck
and warehouse duties, good future.
5A-day week, vacations. raises. Ap-
ply 1925 II st ne. Call Sunday
JU 7-6565.
DRIVER, for dump truck: must know
city and vicinity. Call TO. 5000.
DRIVER, WHITE, for auto parts
delivery: must know city; good hours
and good pay. See Mr.. Anderson,
OF. 900, CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO. 7725 Wis. ave, Bethesda. 10
DRIVERS for fuel oil deliveries in
Arlington and Fairfax counties Call
Mr.. Harrill at Falls Church 1865.
ROBERTS SHREvE FUEL CO..
6s73 Lee Hgwy, Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HELP MEN Cont

AUTO DYNAMOMETER OPERATOR
for Washington's largest Pontiac
dealer; references; excellent work
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1857 f-ylns
st. NV. --D
AUTO GLASS MAN wanted; elderly
ditions. CAN 20. s-iS5e after 8 pm.
AUTO LUBRICATIoN MAN. exper.
Good salary for right man, paid
vacations, group insurance. other
empl0ye benefits. Must be mech.
inclined and know how to test bait
teries, cheek for water leaks in hose
connections, read anti-freeze. tester,
handle gas pump and take full
charge Of lubritorium; must be de-
pendahle, reliable and interested in
steady employ. No floaters. Call Mr..
Hickey, SH. 1900, CAPITOL MOTOR
CO.. Silver Spring, Md.
AUTO. MECHANIC, Ist class, Ford
exper. pref. $3.50 with top guar
antee; vacation with pay, group in
surance and other benefits: perma-
nent job; see Mr.. Minson, Serv.
Mgr, PARKWAY MOTOR CO. INC.
3040 M st. NV. 10
AUTO MECHANICS. experienced in
and holidays. Excel. working condi-
tions. See Mr.. Bowen, PALMER
FORD; 311O Hamilton ST.. Hyatts-
vile, Mo. III
AUTO MECHANICS. colored: perm.
tions. RANDALL'S AUTO SERVICE,
5000 Dix st. ne, LU. 2-7265. 10
Evening star., 1952-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICES

MEARS MANUSCRIPT SERVICE, RE.
35l3, Denrike Bldg. Typing, edit
ing, rewriting and writing. When
ever you have something to say. We
can help you say it better.
RESULTS COUNT! MY FRIEND
IRMAS General ONCE Services car
ries d. c. Call 1RMA. 10. 2-6222.
RIDE WANTED to D. c. line or. 9th
and H sts. ne. at 8 am. from
l2504 Holdridge rd., Silver Spring.
LO. 5-075l.
/ WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one but
myself. r. P. BRADSHAW, 26O4
N. Powhatan. Arlington, Va. s.
CONTACT ME MONDAY. Signed.
j. T. 10
THIS is TO INFORM all creditors Of
the recently deceased Mrs. Sarah
da, Nd, wash, IA. d. c., that all
outstanding debts will be paid by
Mrs. Bertha Bell, AZ No. b9th ST.,
Phila., Pa. upon presentation OF
certified billing. (Signed) BERTHA
WI hIVi WILL ADVANCE the cash to to re-
ueem diamonds. ETC.. pledged else
where and renew same at 10 per
month, LIVINGSTON 81 CO., 1923 II
st n ". Only licensed and bonded
oan Office in WASHINGTON. Guaran.
iced highest loans. Open till q
pm. Saturdays.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HElp---MEN

ACCOUNTANT, student. Desk-clerk
evenings; neat; may work into book
keepers position. OFFICERS SERV-
ICE CLUB, 1644 2lst st. NV. AID.
240O. 10
ACCOUNTANTS accounting. de-
gree required; must type Address
reply IN own handwriting stating
salary requirement and other par
ticulars to Box 1865, Star. %
junior, for CPA firm, permanent pO-
sitions excellent opportunity; please
state experience. age, etc. Box
422-S. Star. -
6-day wk., to learn
operation of. radio-TV shop and
gradually take over management,
$50 to start. Box 223-S. star. %
ACCOUNTANT a GENERAL NO
TORS DEALER IN HYATTSVILLE,
Md. REQUIRES SERVICES OF &C
COUNTANT. PREFER ONE WITH
KNOWLEDGE OF GENERAL, MO-
TORS ACCOUNTING SYSTEM.
MUST FURNISH BOND. PHONE
WA. 1920. CONTACT MR.. FIELDS
OR MIR. COMREY. --10
ACCOUNTANT, JUNIOR
Escs4tional epgert9nity for for under:
practical experiences; speed and ac.
worthwhile employee benefits in
cluding luncheon meals.
Apply Hot ShoppeS, Inc.
Room 200. 1341 6 st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
CONSTRUCTION
PURCHASING
AGENT

COOK, must be fast short-order man,
i DUKE DELicATEssEN. SsIi ~ Shirley
Duke ISaz Shopping center. Alex, XII.
COUNTER and sandwich man. ex-
psFf9'ed Dsar1 Apps EHshfs RAsDs s1e fosd ESEe
COuNTiER AND SANDWICH MAN
Excel. cond. FILLMORE DEL. AND
REST. 2705 Columbia pike. Arl..
CoGNTER 81 I1asSSi MAN, experienced. viii white.
eonette. Ii. 3-0503. 10
CREDIT MANAGER. excel: salary:
snn gust b. spsiI sSpsr t1 take tgl nTH shsTfs
cRE5,S ING SlS MA GsR ST l. ST fsks ss9S si c6l a,
estab. credit dept. in mems store:
must be thoroughly exper: in all
kins, aseI STEWART r slisi'' MEMS cMIoTHEs, &c
cREDlT aa2 4 Nj MiAHxcER aiS wanted, to TAX.
complete charge Of credit depart
saeFes Rens Of sass peson sssa 'osser
oREbir faEf5Ei Ssp Gs1l 'S 'e6LEsC6TfoN 67iss6TffoN Man
Excellent opportunity for willing
worker; good starting salary; See
NV,
DELICATESSEN MEN for kosher deli
catessen; full time and part time;
no experience necessary, we will
train the right men; must be steady
and sober. Apply in person. See
Max, POSIN'S BAKERY g. DELI
CATESSEN. 5756 Georgia ave. NV.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN, set-up man.
Apply AMERICAN DENTAL LAB
DENTAL TSEiCHNICIANs-Exper. in
surveying and design: for casting
dept Also, waxer. RYNEX a.
SAXON 1027 18th st. NV. IL
Evening star., 1952-11-09

rough, experienced
men. must be able to read plans.
See MR.. GIBSON at construction
shed, 48th and Upton st. NV. 10
CARPENTERS-Rou and finish. re-
port to Cathedral ave. and Weaver
st. NV. and Ala. ave. and Que SITS.
S.e.; bring your tools. p
CARPENTERS-20 men. long Job.
Direct: Out Georgia ave. ext. to
Seminary ,rd.. left to Monroe, ST.,
CARPENTER-steady Arp n iIR work. Remod-
cling experience; small odd Jobs.
Able to read blueprints. See. Mr..
Thomas SO am. w. G. g. A: N.
MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO., 4S72
Massachusetts ave. NV.
CARPENTER, 1st class. frame and
trim; sober. experienced man only.
JU. 9-0S03.
CARPENTERS, rough and trim. exper.
men, report with tools to- the job
at Arlington blvd. and North Irving
st. See Mr.. Karl or Mr.. Woolson.
CARPENTER-H - Capable
to do rough and some finished work;
opportunity in plant maintenance
work, inside work; young growing
firm; 40-hr. week. 5 days. Phone
OV. 2177 for appt:. ATLANTIC
RESEARCH CORP, Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1952-11-09

SALES
Wearing apparel Experienced
selling to retail stores)
Outside repr. (publishins firmJ
Wholesale bldrs. hdware.
$3.50 plus comm.
Trainees (many co., to $500
Insurance (no fee) -- $300-$500
once equipment and systems,
oFFqcE-pRoFEss1oNAL
Personnel director tretail sxper.
nec.) $1,000 ".
Accounting executive trainees
accounting degree nec.).
Dept. supervisor tretail storel.
to $4,000 Vt.
Furniture adiustor - S4. 900
Credit and collection men $3, 900
Bookkeepers tretail exper. nee;
to $1,000
semi-sr. accountants tcPA -.
r Retail executive trainees, = -
stsnGsraDhers tssveral e sscsI!spt IS 9oo
Cierk-typists. several $4,000
Clerks, many interesting
Banking executive s2.4oo
Evening star., 1952-11-09
Claim Adjuster
EXPERIENCED

EXPERIENCED
COLLEGE GRADUATE
For training as investigator
and adjuster by old estab-
lished casualty insurance
company, operating nation
wide with home Office In
Hartford. Various loca-
tions. Splendid opportunity
to make claim work a ca
reer. In reply give complete
background
BOX 49-S, STAR
Evening star., 1952-11-09

When ansDerino advertisement
addressed to Star bo9es, do NOT
inctose original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
so,sGl rGsue. Copies serpe the pgr.
pose and originals mat Get lost.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
PERSONAL
SHARON

For convalescents. chronically III, or
thQse who want rest In charming
surroundings. Beautiful Colonial
house. " ,hr. D. c. line; well insu-
latSd and warm; 24-hr. nursing.
Evening star., 1952-11-09

AUTO PAINTER
We have an opening for ,first-class
painter. Must be able to do lacquer
and enamel work work, Plenty sd OF WGrk' rk
ADDISON CHEVROLET. 14th and
Florida NV. -l5
AUTO PARTS MAN
Ford experience preferred. Salary,
bonus, vacation with pay and other
benefits. All replies held in strict
confidence Box 421-S Star. 10
PARTS MAN-Metro-
politan Ford dealer has opening for
eapable parts man with some exper- sa.
vacation with pay. Good opportu:
nifty for advancement. FRANK
81. SMALL, IT.. Jr.. INC. 215 Pa. ave. Sc.
AUTO POLISHER, exper. in handling
polishing wheel pref. Excel. salary.
paid vacations, group insurance n1 nnd
be dependable. reliable and inter-
fsh fiosters. Csii Mr., Hickey, sH. 5000.
CAPITOL MO Or CO., Silver
Spring, Md.
AUTO POLISHER-Must have D. C.
drivers permit; work on usedrear
Ho;roRs, Ne; sSg pay i4is e fop st. man a MeNhih
AUTOMOBiLE MECHANICS-5h-day
week. commission basis. excel: work
ing conditions. vacation with pay
and other employe benefits. See
Mr.: Link. ADDISON CHEVROLET
SALES. INC. 14th and Fla. ave. NV
AUTO MECHANICS t2). thoroughly
experienced weekly salary plus
monthly bonus. excel working con-
ditions.. paid vacation and holidays;
Mr.. Wann. ROCKVILLE MOTOR
RSSk RSeky. c Md paons SGIa siss dssiE
AUTO NEW CAR. MECHANIC, pref
erably familiar with General Motors
products, for Washington's largest
PONTIAC dealer; dealer, 4 Apply p NJ; H. Peer Peers;
Auro IL 81; Tf;A1NTER's HELPERS = Two
exper. painters helpers; 5Ia-day wk.
good pay; good working conditions;
vacation with pay and hospitaliza-
tion insurance. See Mr.. Bill Ban
mister. AIS MOTORS, ING 39l ~ Q
Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. CH. 4Ioo.
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMAN--New and
used cars; demonstrator furnished;
SMITH SMITH or Nj Mr.. SUI ss11TTHERfIAND. 800 900
AUTO q O. SAL SALESMAN for progressive
Ford dealer, used-car department.
Must be aggressive and furnish good
references of ability and experience.
Plenty of floor time, plus best pay
plan in city. means higher earnings
for you. Can also sell the new 1852
Ford Transportation furnished. No
drifters need apply. See MI Nc
Donald or Mr.. Rodes. between 8 and
IL am. Monday morning. PARK
WAY MOTOR CO.. 304O M st. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN. for fast-growing.
aggressive used-car dealer with late
model cars, properly conditioned and
plenty of assistance on sales;- best
Va. location, 3 minutes from down
town: liberal commission. AIRPORT
MOTORS. 27S0 Jefferson Davis hwy.
Arlington, Va. OF. $500. 3
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
We have an opening for q used car
salesman who understands the art
of selling used cars. To such a man
rNF to- kA -
Evening star., 1952-11-09
Classified Ad Rates

Local Advertisers
Three Lines tMinimLm)
] time, 43c per line.
3 to 6 times consecutively. 3sc per
line.
2 times consecutively, S6c per line.
New automobiles. zoe per line. 4-lins
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal. Be per
line additional.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second In
sertion.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
AUCTION SALES
A AUCTION i T 70 {
THIS TUES. NOV. 11th. 2 PM.


Williams Auction House
91S New York Ave. NV.
Mahogany drop-leaf tables.
Mahogany corner cabinet.
Leather top round mahogany cocktail
table.
Walnut coffee and lamp tables.
6-pc. modern style bedroom suite.
Walnut bedroom suites.
Single and double new Hollywood beds.
Odd dresserS and vanities.
New metal kitchen and wardrobe
cabinets.
LivingHroom suite.
Odd living room chairs.
Breakfast sets.
Congoleum rugs.
Electric refrigeratof8.
Living room chairs.
Cameo style pictures and wall brack-
cts.
Numerous other items. Inspection
invited until sale hour.
Auctioneers. Phi. Ma. 2020.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
TECHNICAL,

i 1ECdNlCAL
STEEL PLANT ASSISTANT
Deg. metallurgys knowl steel makg.,
PUBLIC RELATIONS ANALYST
Large oil co. Chem. major. Able meet
top engineers. N. j.; S6-1O. 900.
MACHINE SHOP SUPERVISOR
Light machine work. ID. c. area.)
Fee paid. Salary open.
CHEMICAL MARKET ANALYST
Chem: Engineering grad. Knowl. Eco
nomics. D, G; areal, SS. 900 up.
Production Planner ID. C.) SS5
Craftsmen, elec. and mech to SI1O
Production Test and Inspection,
Lab. Technician, electrical to SIO0
MachinistS, etc. to So, 90
Instrument Makers to $500
Tool Makers q "a overtime), to 81, 900
PHYSICISTS, ENGINEERS, DRAFTS
MEN, ETC, NATIONWIDE OPEN
INGS-TOP PAY.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
CAR HOPS

CAR WASAER-Must be experienced.
heated wash rags. good salary plus
commission on cars washed. CON.
NOR'S. INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. sc.
CAR WASHER AND PoLIsHER, must
be experienced; good references;
steady Job for right party. See
Mr.. Kent, KIRBY SALES g. SERV-
ICE, 3237 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
CAR WASHER, exper., handy around
service station. Apply CONNERS q
FOSTER, 2244 Pa. ave. Sc. 15
CAR WASHER and simonizer. first
class, must be experienced. willing
to work, good guarantee plus COM
mission; vacation with pay: tnsur-
ance and other benefits. See Mr.
Minson, Sery. Mgr. PARKWAY MO-
TOR CO. INC, 3040 NJ st. NV.
CASHIER in store with 5 sales clerks,
able to make change readily: keep
accurate records, sitting. work: hand
icapped preferred: 515-day week:
good working conditions. ME. 5940
for apuointment. 10 :.
CASHIER for cigar counter in good
drugstore; pleasant work. good cond.
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