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Evening star., 1952-03-02
IHeIgolond First Areo
Returned to Gern1ons
BY the Associaied Press

HELGoLAND. Germany. Mar.
1.-west Germany's nag was
raised for the first time today over
Helgoland, former Nazi U-boat
base used as a British bombing
range since the war.
This 130-acre North Sea Island
became the first territory re-
turned to the vanquished Ger
mans by the Allies since the Nazi
capitulation seven years ago.
West Germans hailed it as a sign
of new sovereignty.
It meant the end Of the rule
barring them from the island and
that once again North Sea fisher
men could use the site as base.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
IA Hurt in Hong Kong
by Red Rioters Include
Two U. 5. Officials

HONG KONG, Sunday, Mar. 2,
l--Communist- instigated Chinese
demonstrators inauled foreigners
and burned police cars and Brit.
lsh army trucks yesterday In q
40.n1inute riot that left at least
Il injured. including two Ameri.
can Government efiieials, In this
ef6wh colony on the doorstep Of
Red China.
Violence broke out In KeWieen,
mainland section Of the colony
near the boundary OF Red China,
when the government banned the
entrance Of O Red delegation from,
Cahteh, beht on O propaganda
"eem4eFt" mission.
A government Spokesman termed
the riot definitely Communist.
inspired" while 0 senior peliee
officer called 1t certainly pre-.
mediated,"
Police estimated the milling
crowd, including thousands OF
Saturday afternoon stFelleFs who
were swept into the Meh, NUM-
bered 10000 to 10000.
Dispersed with Tear Gas,
Police and firemen dispersed
the rioters with tear bombs after
an army truck, police car and
motorcycle were burned. numerous
store windows and windshieIds
smashed and a gas tank exploded.
The injured Americans are
United States Vice Consul Robert
Ballantyne of Tulsa, Okla, and
Jack Watts Leach Of Oklahoma
City, Okla. United States Infor-
nation Service ofiicer.
The two had been walking
through Kowloon taking pictures
when the mob stoned them and
Snatched their cameras.
Mr.. Ballantyne was cut in the
forehead by a rock. One stitch at
a hospital closed the wound. Mr..
Leach was not seriously injured.
Early reports estimated three
European civilians and two Euro
pean police inspectors were hurt
In the rough and t,lpable. g ).
s Colony Remains Jittery. 4
Although the government broad
cast at half -hour intervals that
@normalcy was restored" Hong
Kong remained jittery through
the night.
The government radio advised
people to stay of the streets Of
Kowloon 'in their own interests. +"
The Communists announced sew
eral weeks ago they were sending
q comfort mission" from Canton
with funds for the victims Of a
Hong Kong tenement fire last
November %. The fire victims
had long since been re-settled by
the colony's government at a cost
Of $64, 900 (U. s.
+ However, Communist propa-
ganda insisted the victims were
being prosecuted, by the British.
The attacks conceded with the
deportation Of eight Chinese as
undeSirableS last January,
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Barnes Gets Post In Germany

BERLIN, Mar. 1 lAt.==ftathah
3. BARNES, 45, Of Pasadena, Calf.
WAS appointed chief today Of the
tinted States High 60niflissI0ht
Eastern Affairs biVision III Ger.
many tie has been a State be.
Bartnent emBl0Ee since ie4B and
previously served IN feheFan and
M9heaW,
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Jonney PTA Open House

The Janney School Parent
Teacher Association will sponsor
an open house at 1880 pm. Tues
day in the school, A1bemarle street
and Wisconsin avenue NV.
, 1952-05-21
TIMBER CONFERENCE !.

TIMBER CONFERENCE i.
are: establishment Of a Forest
Products Conditioning De
partment; Standardization Of
milling sizes; shipping facili-
ties; survey of forest products
marketing possibilities. Sug-
gested points under research"
relate to the question of card
indexing each species of trees;
the establishment Of a re-
search station the problem of
the protection and conserve
ton Of timbers; the proper
uses of various timbers.
The Commission directed
the Secretary General to re-
quest the Preparatory Commit
tee to take the Suggestions of
the French Section into consi-
deration in mapping plans for
the Conference.
The French and Netherlands
Sections stated that they con-
sidered the Conference to be
of great importance.
, 1952-05-21
Notice of
Sherift's Sale

The following impounded
animals will be offered for
sale at a public auction to be
held in the Christiansted Fort
Yeard on Thursday, May %,
1852, at ZOO Pm.
Viz:
Three 90 Mare horses
One (1) Stallion horse
One a Gelding horse
One ID Mare Colt
Three (3) Mare Donkeys
One "a Jack Donkey
MoRRELL E. DAVIS
Sheriff
, 1952-05-21
PLANS MADE

arbitration; Export market CO.
operatives; Commodities which
offer practical prospects Of ex-
pansion Of: (a) trade within the
region; (b) export trade OUT
side the region.
, 1952-05-21
NOTICE TO FARMERS

All Farmers are urged to attend at least one Of the fol
lowing meetings for the purpose Of signing agreements for
securing representation by the Farmers Production & Mar
keting Service in matters pertaining to the production and
marketing Of sugarcane and other subjects allied thereto.
Wednesday May 21st 800 PM : Princess Rural School
Thursday May 22nd 3 800 PM : Peters Rest School
Friday = May 23rd = 800 PM Fredensborg School
Sunday May 25th ! 400 Pm : Grove Place
HENRY E.. ROFLSEN
Director
, 1952-05-21
ST. Johns

Frequent flights BY Pan Americans
popular, swift Convair-type Clip
per. Convenient departure times.
For reservations, see your
Trapel Agent or
, 1952-05-21

Daily Aights-non-stop service from
San Juan by deluxe Constellation
type Clippers. Special l5-day, round
trip Excursion Fares now in effect.
, 1952-05-21

Via San Juan or by leading con-
Meeting airlines from Miami. Re-
duced l5-day, round-trip Excursion
Fares now in effect from San Juan.
Evening star., 1952-05-07
PAINTERS

Experienced only. Apply JAFFE. oil
18th st. NV.
PARTS COUNTERMAN; Ford exper.
preferred; 5a-day week. good sal
ary, disqualification, vacation with
paI p%amsd nnd NoRTHsasf S5hsr ssnsts Morss co Mr
92O Bladensburg rd.. Wash. D. c.
PATENT ATToRNEY-Local firm re-
quires SERVICES Of registered patent
ton and @ g appcstions
and in handling general corres-
pondence. interviewing clients and
preferably familiar with trade mark
practice. Salary open. RE. 3l15.
registered. fun time.
DRUG CO. Apply lila q st. NV:
PLAsTERERs t5o,, nrst-class white
work. 70. eeoe. days. Wa. ssssI,
PnIlASssTiiE;RERs-rirst LAST; class mechanics;
white only to work in nearby Vir-
ggla...a. gginia; best tx wages. CAN after 5 Pm,
PLUMBER, to to, M permanent. year
firm. Must be experienced in al
phases Of remodeline and repair
work. excellent salary and many
benefits. good working conditions
and d steady time; ,,x5 Apgly l g Mr.; osss Ed
INC. est. 1919. 627 r ST. NV,
PIu1MBER:s HELPERS wANTED-ts)
to work In the Wheaton. Md. area.
Some experience necessary. GEORGE
F. F wARNER AZ ssss = CO. 1918 9th St
PLUMBEEs HELPER to M per
manent year position with WE'LL
established firm; applicant should
be familiar with remodeling and re-
working conditions with all benefit:
paid. Apply Mr.. Edward, JOHN g.
WEBSTER q SONS. INC, 627
gt. NV. eT. 6100. -1S
Evening star., 1952-05-07

PRODUCE MAN, experienced, for self
service produce. Many eEiplcye bene.
HAM SUPER MARKET. 1928 r I
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, fun o,
part time, needed at once; one OF
Washington's oldest Arms. Call VIM
H. SAUNDERS CO., INC, DI. 1915
REAL ESTATE statesmen. fun o,
part time, are desired by q North.
ern Virginia organization. No expe.
rience necessary. Box 481-V, Star
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Man OF
woman wanting to make more than
q salary. will teach and assist in
sales. J. LETTON MARTIN, RE
2492. Warner Building.
Evening star., 1952-05-07
HELP MEN

EXPERIENCED EXECUTIVE to man.
age washington branch specializing
uranium securities; unusual oppor-
tunity; capable of earning $4,000
to .$25, 900 yearly. Live leads fur
nished. Write GARDNER AND
COMPANY. Suite 1892. so Broad
ST., New York. 12s
ESTABLISHED MARRIED MEN
lwhitel; about S12 per evening. Cali
Thursday. FA. 1929 or GE. O1g2.
THE SKY'S THE LIMIT
We now have an opening on our sales
stan for a young man with pleasing
personality to be trained in our line
Of business. The man selected will
be paid while in training. Car re-
quired. Previous sales experience
helpful but not necessary. In re-
turn for an ambitious mans efforts
We offer:
l. Unlimited earnings.
.. Automatic salary increases.
3: Paid vacations and other employe
benefits.
To Qualify for this wonderful oppor-
tunity, call MR.. BURKE, Ii. 6-2121.
Evening star., 1952-05-07
HELP MEN
SALEsMAN-PART TIME

SALESMAN-PART TIME
Or spare time. to follow up definite
nation obtained from television,
radio. and newspaper advertising
S25 weekly salary and commissions
Prefer men now employed who wants
to supplement his income. Steady
should appeal to some one who Is
now selling or has had sales ex-
perience. Carsnecessary. Box SIX.
Star. q
Evening star., 1952-05-07
MESSENGER

MOTORCYCLE RIDER, to pickup and
deliver cars; must have good refs.
be careful driver; good opportunity
for good man. See MIR. s. WEEKS,
1880 14th st. NV. 10
OFFICE MAN. with collection expert
ence, to contact our accounts re-
ceivable over telephone. Inside work
Apply STANDARD TIRE g. BAT
Terry CO.. 10th and H sts. ne
PACKERS AND HELPERS. expert
enced with household goods de-
sirabIe; good wages. steady work
SECURITY STORAGE, 1140 18TH
PAINTERS, white: report ready for
work; good pay. ADAMS REMOVAL
ING CO., INC, 1923 M st. NV. 10
PAINTERS. 1st class; top wages;
TRANSPORTATION necessary. Call
DREAM HOUSE DECORATING CO.,
FAINTER. white. experienced. Apply
chief engineer. CARLTON HOTEL.
9Th and X SITS. NV. .
PAINTERS. first-class. Report to 6O1 5
Goldsboro I'd. Out Mass. ave. to
GoldSbOr0. right to jOh %
Evening star., 1952-05-07

YOUNG oIrS Man. white, .t ioT stOckToomE TSs,E1!
ssgSAl1NpAEf6I sSl1 I'1fdA CIGAR xsD Sf5' roBAHeecc1o5 Hec15
YOUNG MAN. Is TO 30. in duplieat-
ing section: should train in opera.
tion Of Davidson, multieraph and
5-day. 40-hr: Wk.; pleasant workine
conds.; liberal discount on purchases,
insurance, and hospitalizstion plan.
DRUG STORES. employment ONCE
YOUNG II MAN. An. to driv. delivery trick
LYN AUTO BODY CO.. 1917 N.
Lynn st.. Arl., Va. 10
YOUNG MAN with college background
@ for training as surety :. and N idslity city
ably proficient in typewritins; perm.
position with excel. future. AMEHI-
CAN SURETY CO., $50 Southern
Bldg. Eth and H sts. NV. 3
YOUNG MAN. no experience neces.
in in 1e nm fiim library. 4o-hr. WF.
2 weeks vacation. Start $175 pei
mo. 1852 high school grad. accept.
able. Phone ST. 6613. .-12
YOUNG MAN, white. for pickup and
delivery work; must have q good
FoTndna area S IS q permt n1
tial. See Mr.. Buckley or Mr. Rodes,
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. 3040 M
8. NV. MI. O181. -
YOUNG MAN, white. to learn whole.
sale supply business. Apply 623 H
YOUNG MAN-onace assistant and
time-keeper by firm constructing
small houses in Rockville; per-
manent position; long time Job; start
ing salary, $50 per week. Reply in
long-hand, giving age, education and
previous employment. Box 21-V.
YOUNG MAN for delivery and stock
room work, also some porter work.
in large retail store In Arlington.
Va. Experience preferred. Driver s
EGed 7So SsSe; 20. to ,Dpointm. SSasa person Gan
ambitious sand and willins To- to learn the
sary. GARY FURNITURE CO, INC. :,
1910 BALTIC. ave., College Park, Md
YOUNG MEN (2), free to travel;
Transportation paid: can earn $50
to $50 per week. Room >424, 1904
EMELo1Eb MY GPEf aYsi MESMrhre. R:w evenings
ssf snd spost sSrs ss he hour sHDes Hpp,
Room 7os. 7l0 I4th st. NV. -
SWING SHIFT MAN. colored: for
large downtown apartment building.
Must be sober and reliable: days
. week. Salary $500 per day. Call
WANTED MEN with tractors to pull
H. H. g. trailers cross country.
Apply at 1925 N. Y. ave. me-. RIM.
RETIRED POLICEMAN, bus operator
or any one interested in driving q
school bus part time in Alexandra
or Arlington; APPROX. hours, z to 8
am. and $40 to $40 pm. Ap-
prox. $120 month. MR.. DEVERS
ov. 4422. 7-9 am. and S;30.5:30
WANTED: 100 men to drive yellow
CABS. Apply in person. PERSONNEL
OFFICE. 1901 New York ave. ne.
FREE TO TRAVEL - Young men
(white), IS to 20; Southern Cali
fornia and. return; auto furnished,
expenses advanced, cash drawing ac-
count. weekly earnings SS5 and up.
Free to leave on short notice. Apply
Sat. bet. 10 am. and 2 pm. only.
Mr.. B. r. Jones. CAIRO HOTEL,
18th and Cue st. NV. 3
PART TIME, colored man; neat. re-
liable. Help baker Saturday night
only, NO. S347 am, to z pm
Evening star., 1952-05-07
SALES TRAINEE, $500
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
I'M Eft VIZ

SALESMAN-Experienced mats and
haberdashery; liberal salary plus
commission; good chance for ad-
vancement. Apply ADAM HATS, 937
Pennsylvania ave. NV. -S
SALESMAN, to sell sporting goods;
good salary; permanent position;
excellent opportunity; many employe
benefits. SPORTS CENTER, 800, D
SALESMAN Al siM familiar with engineer
ing. architects and reproduction
production work necessary. Fair
surance plan available; unlimited
opportunities with reputable firm.
Box 256-V. Star. --l2
auto; must be live wire;
between 2Q-30.. Need not be exper.
essary. See MIR. NEEL In person.
1901 King ST.. Alexandria. --S
for retail liquor store;
exper., preferred. 5319 wisconsin
one of the larsest
wholesale appliance distributors in
the East has an epenng saesmd% for
housewares. This man win call
an excellent salary, commission,
car allowance and tremendous
opportunity for advancement. Must
have car. Phone Franklin 9936
Tor appointment. THE JOS. M.
ZAMOISKI CO. %
SALESMAN = For mems clothing
Good salary and commission. year
round position. Apply WEBSTER
CLOTHES, 1012 F st. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1952-05-07
PRODUCE HELPER

40-hour week. No weekend work.
S' lob with opsportunfty sSSf Tor adVanee
ment VIII load truck and go out
on route. Drivers permit helpful,
starting time. $50 am. Apply be-
tween 8 am. and 3 pm. to
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
1l35 21st ST NV
Evening star., 1952-05-07
CLERICAL CLERICAL

General ONCE work including typing
and use of adding machine. should
have good handwriting and be ac-
curate with figures. Pleasant work.
ing conds. nj. 80. Capitol st. Bridge.
Free parking avail. Hrs. am. to
4:30 pm. Mon. through Fri.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
1885 21st st. NV.
CLERK. full or part time, Interesting
work; excellent possibility of ad-
vancement; some tipping; permanent
position. Call MRS. FOX or MR..
TUCKER. DI. 7730. IL
CLERK, general once work: 4O-hr.
YOUNG'S, 1906 r st. NV. ID
CLERK, dry cleaning store; experi-
enced only. Good salary. steady
work. Apply after l pm. 25I2
t4th st NV %
CLERK for general once work retain
experience preferred but not neces-
sary. Tying essential Permanent
position. CAPITOL FUR SHOP. 1908
@ ST NV
CLERK-Grocery store, answer phone
and package meats; no exper. nee.
HO. BOO. p
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Evening star., 1952-05-07
INSTRUMENT
MAKER
Fabrication of experimental
equipment and vehicle parts.
Must be able to make over
machine setupS. Thoroughly
familiar with machine and
perience desirable.
For further information,
please phone personnel dept.
SILVER SPRING LABORATORY
VITRo CORP. OF AMERICA
(Formerly the Keilex corpD
a62 Wayne Avenue
Silver Spring. Md.
INSTRUMENT
MAKER
MUST BE WELL QUALIFIED
Permanent Scheduled
48-Hour Work Week
APPLY IN PERSON
8 AN. TO 4 Pm. MONDAY
THROUGH SATURDAY
MELPAR, INC.
A Subsidiary of the
WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE CO.
452 Swami Ave. (at jefferson Davis
Hwy, Alexandria. -
InSUranCe UnderWriter

41ASUI d1kCC OIlOGTWTlCGT
With casualty exper., In small branch
once OF expanding company. A
real opportunity. M. @. WOOD
WARD. 827 Woodward Bldg. %
JANITOR for small garden type apt.
development in nearby Virginia
Maintenance and stoker experience;
S125 per mo-, plus excellent QUAR-
tiers. ters. Phone Resident Manager. CHI.
JANITOR, colored. 5th class license
required. air-conditioned quarters,
man. Apply resident mgr, 1900
10th st. NV. TU. 1915. %
JANITOR, colored. married man, for
27..unit apt. house mr.. 18th and
Columbia I'd. p.w.; oil auto, heat;
perm. place for exper. janitor with
local references only must be care
ful cleaner. make minor repairs and
take pride. in his work: good salary
and nice clean redec. apt. For appt.
call IA. 647S, between l and pm.
(3)-Garden type deVel-
opment; no boilers; permanent; ex-
cellent opportunity for sober, re-
liable men. Call 10. 9-97SS. %
Evening star., 1952-05-07
STATESMAN AppRENTrcE

SALESMAN APPRENTICE
Age % to so. Ambitious. alert youne
man to work In stock and interested
in being trained to sell hats anc
essary. An outstanding opportunits
with an attractive salary. Perma-
ent DOS. with guar. Advancement
APPLY Mr.. HEAIL
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
140e q BT. NV. Ill
Evening star., 1952-05-07
Help MkN tCont.I

CLERK. general once. some tipping
See Mr.. TAYLOR, 5000 Blair road
NV, GE. $40. IS
CLERK to operate duplicating ma.
chimes and perform stock room du.
ties, Will train. 5-day week
Excel. opportunities for advance,
u1ent. ME. 5000. 10
CLERK AND FOUNTAINEER, colored
MACY. Si62 California st. NV. Ms
CoOK-COLORED-An around man;
good sal, must be exper. good hrs,
no Sum-, refs. MARINERS RES
TAURANT. 7212 Wis. ave-. OIL. 1887.
COLLECTORs-sALEsMEN (e), in.
SaH Smsn ns. expeT and edHe nee coS SI3o9 ,od PEI
average S125 weekly plus bonus
good car nee. You owe it to yourself
to investigate. STANDARD HOME
EQUIPMENT CO., 5000 1Ith st. NV
Evening star., 1952-05-07

MEATCUTTER. exper. backroom man
for service meat dept: Apply il
North Capitol st. IS
MECHANIC. young, experienced: pref.
ferably Virginia resident; $3.50 pay
5a-day week. PERRINE BROS.
MECHANIC-Excelle opportunity II
fine dement's. life insurance, hos.
pitalization. ETC.: compensation ir
line with your ability. See Mr.. Eos,
ter, LUSTINE-NICHOLS $500
Bait. ave-. Hyattsville. Md. AP. 1000
MECHANIC, lawn mower; must be
sober and reliable. See MIR; PEN
DLETON. 1890 Ga. ave-. wheaton
Md. %
MESSENGER, young man. Want q
career in advertising? This is ar
opportunity to get a start. with q
large advertising agency mere in
Washington. A chance for ad-
vancement, but that is up to youI
Apply in person to Mr.. Foley, KAL
EHRLICH d MERRICK, 314 Star
Bldg. -
Evening star., 1952-05-07
THE EVENING STAR

CONTACT MEN, q 1856; neat appear.
accust. to meeting pub; Chr. day
perm; about $50 wkly. to start. nc
exper. or car nee. Apply 1913 pm.
Rm. 7O2. 71O 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-07
COLLECTOR

Ance and capable of meeting the
public. Must have knowledge Of city
clear driving record and . D. C
drivers permit. Job consists Of max.
ing collections on individual adyer-
nishsd nlsns daS 4ohr efI E Wee Os App; but
Personnel. Room sos; open Weel
days S:S0.6 and Saturday 9-1 Nc
phone calls
Evening star., 1952-05-07

You ca make S100 for l sale per
week. We will furnish leads to you
salesman. Nationally known Ice
cube machine. Phone WO. 1919.
Evening star., 1952-05-07
CLAIM CLERK

Young lady; 5-day, 37h-hour week:
disqualification and paid vacation:
some typing; no experience neces-
sary; excellent future handling
compensation and plate glass claims.
Mr.. Enter, AMERICAN SURETY CO.,
$40 Southern BLDG, 18th and H
SITS. NV.
CLERICAL ASSISTANTS with knowl-
edge of comptometer desirable but
not nee. to work in auditing dept.
Pleasant working conds., air.cond.
off1ce; 5-day. 40-hr. week; many
company benefits. Immed. discount
on purchases. Apply Personnel Of
fice, SEARS, ROEBUCK g. CO.. 4500
Wis. ave. NV.
have opening for
settled mature woman for interest,"
ing work; will train; typing ability
alert and in good health: appiy md
floor, 1872 Eye st, NV p
Evening star., 1952-05-07

O44k1A4N0 OAG4bAA
Competent young lady for position
recurring good typing ability, knowl-
edge Of lumber terms helpful but
pleasant surroundings and oppof-
tunity for advancement: 5-day week
Johnson b WMSATT. INC. ST
Evening star., 1952-05-07

MANAGER (35-45) for large garden
type apt. project. Must understand
office procedure and have experience
in property MANAGEMENT and direct
ing maintenance employees. Salary
and vacation to right party. Reply
In own handwriting to Box 213-T,
Star.
Evening star., 1952-05-07
THE EVENING STAR C-5
Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Z, 1852
HELP WOMEN (Cont.)

BOOKKEEPER, F. c., small ONCE.
some tipping and clerical duties; l.
girl office, loc. uptown D. c.; good
starting salary. Box 1865. Star.
BOOKKEEPER. resident Of Bethesda
or Chevy Chase preferred. Ex-
Apply in person to GRETCHEN
COLE, 7244 Wis. ave-. Bethesda, Nd.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced for life
insurance office: excel. opportunity
for responsible person; must be
good typist; 5-day week. Call MIR.
DuFOUR. ST. 5323. -13
BOOKKEEPING CLERK. for general
office work; experience in use OF
adding machine and calculator.
Some tipping. 5-day week. salary,
$50. FoRMAN BROS. INC. 1860
BooKKEEPiNa e Il; Pihl MACHINE OPERA
TOR for long established furniture
store. Pleasant working conditions;
vacation with pay and other COM
pany benefits. Apply at ONCE HOUSE
& HERMANN FURNITURE STORE.
Tth and EYE StS. NV. III
Evening star., 1952-05-07

SODA MAN, experienced only; good
pay plus meals, linen, tips. CAR
RIER DRUG. Bethesda, OIL. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-05-07

HAHN SHOE STORES
3113 14th ST. NV.
1907 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-07

SHOE SHINE BOYS-Please apply
In person. BLUE FLAME VALET
SHOP. $40 = st. NV. 5
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Evening star., 1952-05-07

011NII TOxGG1x1A1N
White, for paint shop; must be
familiar with paint. Apply JAFFE,
gil 18th st. NV. la
SHORT ORDER COOK, exper. JIM
MES GRILL. IA 14th St. ne. -9
SPECIALITY statesmen
Evening star., 1952-05-07
FILLING CLERK

BEAUTY OPERATORS - Downtown
location; no late work: pleasan,
working conditions. MR.. BENNETT
eT. 7222 Ia
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Trio Caught
In Weed Theft

WHITEVILLE, Sept. % - An
alert policeman last week set in
motion an investigation leading to
the arrest of three men for the
theft of 442 pounds of top grade
tobacco in Whiteville.
The eagle-eye job was perform
ed by Officer Mack Canady who
was on patrol with Officer Wade
White early Wednesday when two
young men drove by with the
tobacco. Doubling their ownership
of the leaf, Officer Canady gave
chase and caught up with them On
on the road to New Hope.
The alleged thieves were idenli-
fled as Joseph Samuel Jacobs, 10,
and Carl Coleman, 18, both of the
Nakina section.
Horace L. Shaw, superintendent
of the Columbus County Bureau OF
Identification who assisted in the
investigation, said Jacobs and
Coleman took the tobacco, Valued
at S300.56, from Planters Ware
house No. 2 which was being used
as a storage house by Whiteville
Tobacco Company, owners of the
leaf.
The two youths are alleged to
have taken the tobacco to the
place of Calvin Levon Ward at
Nakina and re-packed it. They
were returning the leaf to White
vile when Officer Canady spotted
them.
Ward was identified by officers
as one of the conspirators. They
said he contacted enother person
about selling the leaf on hi ssales
card.
The three men are under bond
of $500 each for their appearance
in court,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
School Faculty
Entertained Here

Mrs. B. A. Garrell graclously
entertained with a card parry a'
her home Tuesday evening holloi
ing the members of the TABOR 10y
School faculty in behalf OF 'he
Pioneer Study club.
Mixed fall flowers were useo
in the decorations for the occa-
sion. ,5
The bridge high score aWalu
went to Mrs. H. B. Bell, blhso "
Miss Sarah Britt, and Canasta 10
Mrs. Geraldine J. Irman and San
ford Pittman. ami,
Ice cream embossed with 1
and individual cakes decorateo
with an apple were served 10 10
guests during the evening"
.sIoAeJ 1oJ s4s7ns 7ql
o. pelues71d eIem sIIeq IooqoS
Guests we're members OF lhe
school faculty and the Ploneel
club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Tabor City Stars
Schedule Meet

The Tabor City Chapter, num-
Der 24o, Order of Eastern Star
will hold a regular meeting M Mon n
day night, October q, at I;oo u II
the Masonic hall, Mrs. lnez H.
Rogers, secretary announced
Members are asked "to note tne
change in time and to be presene
if IT all possible as the chapter mas