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Evening star., 1953-06-09
HELP---MEN
REFRIGERATION

REFRIGERATION MECHANIC for
work on packased commercial and
domestic refrigeration equipment.
Good pay scale with many extra
benefits: A permanent Job with a
future for 9 man who can produce.
ROUTE 90 i ISi DSiRffVER-sALEsMAN fSfl - Man
between 2l and As. for established
route; .S75 week plus commission.
Apply between IL and 4. See MR..
INSCOE, 3159 o st. NV. 3
ROUTE DRIvER-Dry cleaner seeks
yl;,Ins young man ior established route;
cessary. Call LU. I-5274. IL
SALES MANAGERS
National company wide average Is
approx. $3.50 in sales per salesman
per Wk. (26eo av. comm. and bonus
6ynES 6Terre over spd S2S9 SoDu per IN Yk .sop m pay
any man who can train and super
| wise 4 men to write $500 per wk.
each. Car. prev. direct selling. prey.
supervisory exp: necessary: Apply
or phone THE GROLIER SOCIETY.
| II Dupont circle NV. 10
| sportswear;. good salary: many store
benefits. Apply In person, PLAZA
SPORT SHOP. 10th and E sts. NV.
SALESMAN-Married, to sell leading
tubular steel scaffolds and shores
Construction field experience neces;
commission, Apply in writing to
| Box AL, Star. %
SALESMAN for fishing tackle; must
have selling experiences; perm; good
pay. MILLS CO.. 9th and E NV.
sALEsMAN-If you are now or ever
have worked selling direct and are
fsd up o on promises; insecurity and ,i
to see US. We pay s1S3 monthly
straight. salary starting your nrSt
day of training. plus double that in
quick cash commissions paid weekly.
Apply after 2:30 at 925h F. st.
sAEEsMANwFront money deal; ",
train you, and furnish leads: car
and telephone necessary; commits
sion, S60O-$1, 200 mo. Phone LIS
pm. only. Tu. 2-0245. %
SALESMAN, for janitor supplies and
paper goods. Experience not neces-
sary but should have car. Drawing
account against commission. Excel.
prospects and excel. products. State
experience In letter. Our salesmen
know of this ad. Box 223-J. Star.
sALEsMAN-Men's clothing. expert
; tunity. cRHWFoRb F1's CLOTHES, EgiGs
INC, 1890 Wilson blvd, Arl.. va,
ia. S-9366. -15
SALESMAN, young man, under 35.
to call on local retail trade. ma
tionally advertised food product.
car essential; salary plus commits
sion, good future. Call OIL. 4-5626
for appointment. Ill
Evening star., 1953-06-09
PART TIME
(WHITEl

Gould you use $35 to S55 and up
per wk.? II you have . or 3 spare
evenings each week we have a won
derful opportunity for pleasant
friendly work. displaying costume
Jewelry., Approx. hrs. per eve.
Win not interfere with your house
ing. delivery or collecting. For fur
ther information call OF. 4-S8S7.
bet o,2n and h.2n In
Evening star., 1953-06-09

Observation-Disclosures
For aluminium and steel fabrication
Of building products. Excellent work
ing conditions. top pay, overtime.
steady work; paid vacations and hol-
idays; hosp. insurance.
A. F. JORSS IRON WORKS. INC.
800 10th st. s. Arlington. Va.
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ALERT WOMAN

From Alexandria area for purcha sing
ing stock records of running inven-
tory. Must he neat and accurate
with figures, capable typist. dicta-
tion helpful but not mandatory.
Write Box 301-J, Star. giving age.
experience and salary expected q
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RECEPTIONIST
ADVERTISING DEPT,

Young girl. 1880 yrs. Of age. neat
telephone voice and capable .oi
dealing with the public. Reasonable
typing speed Is required. Apply
Personnel Room sos. Open week
days, S:30-5 and Sat. o-1. Nc
phone calls.
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SALESMEN
SALESMEN-FENCE
EXPERIENCE ONLY

Does your present position give you
the satisfaction and income you
want?
We are ready to introduce into the
local market product never before
SfarEb SEA B. sa4fN thIi iEss saoorH SGTH4 caafH
LINK FENCE, MANUFACTURED
FROM WORLD-RENOWNED SHEF-
FIELD STEEL.
This product gives us two exclusive
items. the other being CY-CRAFT
CYPRESS. No other local company
can offer these two excellent sellers.
And we also offer to the buyer
OAK ESTATE PADDOCK. CEDAR
PICKET. CEDAR SCREEN AND
CHESTNUT POST AND RAIL.
At this time / am going to select
carefully three-only three-full-
time. hard-hitting statesmen WITH
EXPERIENCE to add to our present
staff ALL APPLICANTS MUST
Interviews will be held all this week
through Friday. June IL. For ap-
pointment call Mr.. Dodson. OF.
GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP.
1109 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arl.. Va.
Evening star., 1953-06-09

MACHINE OPERATOR,
iIsI iB;M; equipment; young man. draft
capable Of becoming supervisor ID % 0oi 81
unit: lensthy and varied experiences
not required, but basic Wirine
knowledge essential; excellent Op-
portunity. for advancement; salary
dependent upon qualifications; We
will pay competitive rates. Apply
sf2e EGem enNSp S2o' GGouaTA5LE LIFE m
Evening star., 1953-06-09
CLERK

Permanent position, 40-hr. week. Jot
consists of keeping record Of news
print shipments. receipts. etc. Grour
benefits. over 25 years Of age, some
bookkeeping training or experience
preferred. Must be regular in attend.
ance. Apply Personnel. Room sos
open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1953-06-09
IMMEDIATE OPENING

A Marshall Field family owned enter
prise offers an unusually attractive
summer job opportunity for teach
ers, eX-teachers and educated bus
mess women to represent CHILD
CRAFT, Americas Famous Child
Guidance Plan. For the right per-
son. Childcraft work offers a dig
nihed position. valuable community
service, unusual earnings, attractive
hours, security. Advancement and
lots OF fun. Position permanent If
interested. For appointment, write
Box 1S3-H. Star. giving age. edu-
cation, experience and telephone.
--iO
Evening star., 1953-06-09
COLLEGE STUDENT

Valuable experience, unusual promo
tion for second summer; $3.50 for
20 days. Apply between 2 and s
pm, Room 924, 1916 Conn. ave
No telephone calls.
Evening star., 1953-06-09

BEAUTY OPERATIONS; earn S8B to
S100 wk. guarantees plus comm. ;
no manicuring; steady position; air
cooled, mod. shop. LOUIS CREA-
1--WE HAIRDRESsERS. 1710 Eye st.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around.
cond.. s days. 90. PAUL'e. 1925 NJ
st. n.w(oh Conn. ave.). RE. 7-7S1S.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, part time: no
night work or sats, RE. $1,000.
Ext. 496, before $50. %
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around,
hours. to 8. 5 days. GASTON OF
BEAUTY oPERATOR-Martha Rhea
Beauty Shop. 1923 Wisconsin ave.
BEAUTY BEAU r97'dfIE; 'odfPIE;RAroR imam or CRS Hom-
New Hamp. ave. and Univ. lane;
5-day. 40-hr. week: salary and
commission. Call MR.. JULES. XII.
BEAUTY OPERATORS - All.sround
guar. TOP Comm anaiTr:on Tcond tfss1 shop.
sslaay. nsE@ OGs sE. 711oss1 AliS R'ni'uFi'' rood
BEAUTY OPERATORS t2)-Top sal
ary Apply 1924 Conn. ave. MARCEL.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. men or women.
Tor our Conn. ave. and Bethesda
salon. Also manicurst wanted for
our downtown 18th st. salon: 5-day
week. top salary and comm. EMILE.
1921 Conn. ave. IL
BOOKKEEPER, stenoerapher, take
charge of once: 5-day wk. Give de-
tails in reply. Ref. exper. and age
Box 405-J, Star. ID
BOOkKEEPER, Thoroughly expert
double-entry books, for fine ladies'
specially store; permanent position.
Apply THE ESSIE O'DONNELL CO.,
2407 Conn. ave u w a
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REATTTTCTAN

working conditions. s.
day week. 8 to 6: modern atr-con-
ditioned salon; top salary. DAVID
HAIR STYLIST, 1889 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-09
HELP MEN (coNt.)

LABORERS, construction. lge. apt.
project, plenty work. See BOB on
lob, Wheeler rd. and Wahler pl. s.e.
Sun. through Wed. 10
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statesmen ATTENTION

National company estab-
lished many years In Wash
ington, D. c.. offers o perma-
nent sales position to alert.
aggressive man under 35.
Applicant must have success
ful sales background or be
accustomed to dealing with
the public; position carries
very substantial income If
you can qualify For informa-
ton. call MR. WHITE. ST.
3-5323 mornings 1890 to
12.2n
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statesmen

leading mems Furnishings
chain stores has openings for sales
men: experience preferred. but not
necessary; excellent earnings: won
derful opportunity.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS
3040 14th ST. NV. 432 7th st. NV
Evening star., 1953-06-09

ST. NV p
WOMAN. cook for snack bar: short
hours: good wages. co. 5-4023. IS
WOMEN. q to 40 lisht tnvestiEa.
ton work with NATL organization;
exper. neces.; salary. expenses ane nc
allowance while travelling. Apply
Rm 951. Warner. Bldg. 10
WOMEN-1S-35. for career study
Tor information. call MA. s-6841.
WOMEN. white. 1s to so, to carr,
ness: $45 wk. Job to start, piu,
meals, plus vacation. Appl!
sHOLL's COLONIAL CAFETERIA
IO 1oS2 Conn. ave. NV. See Mr.
HoUsEw1vEs in Va. area, part time
full time; make extra money .,
home; eseetz SET YOUR own hours. Gal
PARro9TfMEE' Ar ro1SSfE' WORK ,a,. ,pte1llt.,, MhS
pp38men; p8 soms business exper. helpful
GIRL FRIDAY. white. single, attrac.
1--WE, to help manage theatrical anc
model agency. RE. 7-7300. 8 am.
AMBiTioUs YOUNG WOMAN, white
under 45, pleasing perS. and appear
ance, for perm, non-routine. out
side, sales program: car desirable.
Apply wed, 1-4, or - pm, 26:}7
Conn; ave. top f.; or write Box
vACATI0N WITH PAY. ga mo. in
Maine on the ocean; $500 plus
tranSp. in return for assistance in
looking after 4 children; must be
responsible white woman. II inter
ested, call OIL. 2-7621 for further
information.
2 GIRLS for snack bar; short hours.
7a.m to pm. CO. 5-4O23. -
AVON has 2 openings. for depend
able women, work part time good
income. For personal interview. call
JA. S-SS69 after T. -l2
Evening star., 1953-06-09
YOUNG MAN, COLORED
CLERK FOR MEMS STORE

YOUNG MAN, COLOHED
GtEEkEESEs. StEEK zee MEE,s cos syBQgas s34RE
YOUNG MAN
With ONCE or clerical experience to
train as accounting machine op-
orator. MA. S-039l. .
YOUNG MEN CD to assist sales man
aser: no experience necessary; aver
OPPORTUNITY to learn casualty ins.
underwriting, for young man will
ing to start at bottom and work up
gradually. See Mrs. Cassidy. HART
FORD ACCIDENT 4 INDEM. CO.
GOOD DRIVER. for local parking lot,
81 to rs. white, 5-day wk., holidays
and vacation with pay. Apply 1880
wASTEbs' II hjs' 2 experienced real ostst.
salesmen: excellent opportunity t6l
BoswsiI, manager. boss Il PHELPS IS
viCT0R ADDING MACHINE co. il
looking for 2 aggressive salesmen
with experience to cover protected
territories in Wash. and Va. We pay
a salary plus an. incentive bonu.
be under s5 yrs, Of age. Call pr
PART-TIME CLERK. for liquor store;
hrs. 40, Sat. 4.midnight. Al
LIQUOR, 354S E. Capitol st. IL [l0
$50 to S25 rs Q part-time RaWleigh
dealer. Pull-time districts also
available. No experience necessary.
Buy on credit. Pay as you sell. For
PsItieulerse write Rawlsigh'., Dept
MIDDLE-AGED MEN wanted with
some knowledge of meat and gro
ceries; steady and sober; $66 per
wk. APPLEMAN'S MARKET, 1908
Columbia pike, Arl., Va. 10
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HELP WOMEN (cont. }

congenial; good salary, comm. Apply
In person. ANITA'S, 5612 Conn
ave. liz
BEAUTICIAN-All-around operator
5-day week; store hours and privi.
leges. Apply FRED THE HAIR
STYLIST, at Brooks. 1109 G st. n W
BEAUTICIAN, exper. in all branche:
Of beauty culture; $50 . wk. guar,
500 commission; air-cond. shop;
6-day wk.; license not nee. LADY
ARLINGTON BEAUTY SALON, 92d
8. Walter Reed dr. ia 2.Q&R0. Il l
Evening star., 1953-06-09
HElP-WoAAEN
ARTIST

BEAUTICIAN. man or woman. hlehest
earn: IN city; BARRETT PARKER
BEAUTICIAN, full or part time. ex-
perienced. HAYWOOD BEAUTY
SALON, 1907 VArnum st.. Mt.
Rainier, Nd. WA. 7-4066. lis
Evening star., 1953-06-09
CREDIT COLLECTION
CLERK
DANCE TEACHERS

Good steady pos. pleas. surround
ingS, good starting salary. MAR.
WINS. IA 9th sf a NJ -Q
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-11-27
Prizes Slated
For Contest

Gift certificates worth $50 will be
the prizes in Chanukah home dec
grafton contest sponsored by the
Parent Teachers Organization OF
Temple Beth Israel.
First prize is SIS gift certificate
at the Sisterhood Heritage Shop.
Second prize is $40 certificate and
third is SIS. The awards will be
made on the basis of Chanukah
significance, general appeal and
originality of design and creation.
Judging will take place next
Tuesday through Sunday. Winners
will be announced Sunday morning,
Dec. S. Entry blanks may be OBJ
tanned at the temple office and
must be returned by next Sunday,
Nov. 20, to be eligible.
At a PTO meeting Monday eve
ming, Sidney Hogan spoke on Cha
nukah in foreign lands and Mrs.
Milton Gorodezkey, ceremonials
chairman, directd a Chanukah
workshop.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-11-27
Nuptials For
Miss Tauber
Set Dec. 20

Barbara Tauber, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Tauber of 813 W.
San Miguel, will become the bride
of Stuart Shoob, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Shoob of 2911 N. 9th
Ave-, on Dec. 20.
Both are students at Arizona
State College at Tempe. Miss Tau
ber graduated from Phoenix Col
lege and attended the University
of Arizona at Tucson. She was af-
filiated there with Alpha Epsilon
Phi, social sorority. At ASC she is
member of Kappa Delta Pi, hon
orary national education group, and
Tau Kappa Chi.
Mr.. Shoob is past president OF
Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity and a
member of Blue Key, mems hon
orary society, and the ROTC Of
ficers Club at Tempe.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-11-27

ROSALYN SELLER (abOve),
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. 1.
Seller of 1852 w. Van Buren,, is
the bride-elect of David M.
Kessner of Lancaster, Pa. Their
engagement will be celebrated
officially at dinner party in
New York City given by MIR.
Kessner's parents. Miss Seller
graduated from Phoenix College
and was winner of Phoenix
WOmen's Club scholarship. She
graduated with top hOnOrs from
the University of Arizona at
Tucson, receiving scholarship
cup and the Rubenstein award
in speech. She is now doing
graduate work on a fellowship
awarded by the University of
Illinois.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-11-27
SisferhOOds' Official Due Here

er's bureau of the National Fedora
ton of Temple Sisterhoods.
Hostesses for the luncheon will
be the Mesdames Morris Cohen and
Stanley Wolf and Miss Jeannette
Greengard. Reservations are being
handled by the temple office at
Amherst 5-1311 and Mrs. Philip
Mari at Amherst 5-9904. President
of the group is Mrs. Jarvis Weiss.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-11-27
KapIan To Review Book

Hirsh Kaplan, executive director
of the Jewish Community Council,
will give book review at a meet
ing Of Herman Lewkowitz Lodge
$50 of B'nai Birth at $50 pm.
Tuesday, Dec. 8, at the Jewish
Center.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-11-27

Mrs. Joseph N. Koch, former
president of the Texas Oklahoma
Federation of Temple Sisterhoods,
will be principal speaker at lunch
con meeting of the Temple Beth
Israel sisterhood at H.: 80 pm. next
Wednesday, Dec. 2, at the temple.
Mrs. Koch represents the speak
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-11-27
SOCIETY & PERSONALS
Study Group To Meet

The study group of Hadassah has
postponed its meeting until next
Monday at 8:15 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Harry Abrams, 528 w. Lyn-
wood. Members have been remind
ed to call Mrs. Bertha Getzov at
CRestwood 4-2206 for rummage col.
lection and Mrs. Rose Kiviat at
Amherst 6-2569 for rattle tickets.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-11-27
Music Prooram Set

B'nai Birth Women will meet at
8:15 pm. Wednesday, Dec. 9, at
Temple Beth Israel A program OF
music and dancing will feature
Judy Chernin, Evelyn kaufman,
Paula CARRIER, Laura May Orman
and Frances Geller, members OF
B'nai Birth Girls.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-11-27

Israel anticipates that the Negev,
now a so-called dead region, will
become the more important half
of the nation.
Evening star., 1953-05-21

SUNSHINE BAKERS
CHEEZ.IT Crackers 2s-oz pkss 33e
FIG BARS s-oz pkg Die
Evening star., 1953-04-22
'CheyC yChose Unit Asks Council
To Block Street to Business

tie for a barricade on the street
rather than abandoning it COM
pletely.
However, County Attorney Da-
vid Macdonald said. after a hear
ing on the petition yesterday. he
does not believe the county can
legally barricade a public street.
Opposed to closing Laird place
are about 20 residents Of the
community who appeared at the
hearing and H. B. Leary, jr.,
owner Of property at the corner
of Laird place and Connecticut
avenue. That property is zoned
commercial and Industrial and
Mr.. Leary said contracts and
permits are all drawn to con-
struct q filling station at the
corner. An attorney for the Sun
Oil Co., which plans to operate
the station. also opposed the
petition.
Spokesmen for the petitioners
contended the filing station
would bring additional traffic
into the community.
The proposed abandonment
also drew criticism from fire Of
f1cials who said the loss of the
street possibly would hinder fire
fighting.
Evening star., 1953-04-22
District Strengthens
Operator Permit Law
For Heavy Equipment

New regulations specifying
stricter licensing requirements of
heavy equipment operators here
were approved yesterday by the
Commissioners.
The changes apply to oper-
ators of bulldozerS, hoists, cranes
and similar portable machinery
used in construction work. In
the future in order to get Ii
censes applicants must have the
Endorsements of a person hav-
ing a similar license and an
employer, both personally ac-
quainted with the applicants
qualifications.
In addition, the applicant
must have from six months to
two years operation experience,
depending on the type of equip
ment.
Old regulations required only
six months experience for all
applicants, and no Endorsements
Of the applicant by qualified
persons.
Acting on regulations in the
electrical code, the Commits
sioners also approved a pro-
vision allowing electricians en-
plOyed by such establishments as
department stores to get electri-
cal work permits every three
months rather than for each
electrical job.
The city heads also set up a
new category-electricians who
do only minor jobs in such places
as apartment houses.
Evening star., 1953-04-22

The Montgomery County
Council today was weighing q
plea by a group of Chevy Chase
residents to ,insulate them from
growing commercial Develop
ment along Connecticut avenue
by barricading or abandoning
an entrance street known as
Laird place.
The council probably will rule
next week on the petition from
several residents of Chevy Chase
section 4-A, located just west
Of Connecticut avenue near
Chevy Chase Lake.
The petition asks the council
to abandon Laird place as a pub
lie thoroughfare for one block
between Connecticut avenue and
Loughborough place ito protect
the residential area from the
encroachment of commercial de-
velopment along Connecticut
avenue" and protect the 72 chill
dren in the community from the
hazards Of increasing traffic.
Spokesman for the petitioners
including Howard Norton of
4002 Laird place. Washington
correspondent for the Baltimore
SunpaperS-Said they would set
Evening star., 1953-04-22
Council Studies Move
To Probe Rate Boosts
By Sanitary Agency

Montgomery County legal off,
cials today were studying poSsi-
BILE means Of bringing about an
investigation Of recent rate in
creaSeS put into effect by the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission.
One method being considered
is to request the Maryland Public
Service Commission to make an
inquiry to see whether the in
creaSes are justified.
The County Council yesterday
instructed County Attorney
David Macdonald to have his
staff search law books to deter
mine what legal right the coun-
Gil has, if any. to instigate an
veStigation Of the State agency.
The council acted after re-
ceiving a protest Of the increased
rates from Willard A. Morris.
president of the Allied Civic
Group Of Silver Spring. Mr..
Morris later said he had been
informed by a former member of
the Maryland Public Service
Commission that it can, upon
official request of the county, in
vestigate whether or not the new
sewage, garbage and incinerator
fees are justified.
The council action was taken
in closed session, but was con-
flrmed by Council President
George F. Nesbitt. He expressed
concern about the manner in
which the rate increases were
authorized without public hear
ing and without showing an ade-
quate need.
The Sanitary Commission au-
thorized the increases last week
in a closed-door session from
which the press and public was
barred in accordance with long
standing policy of the agency.
The commission authorized a
new sewer usage charge of IA
cents per 1000 gallons of water,
retroactive to March /. About
10000 suburban Prince Georges
and Montgomery County resi-
dents will be required to pay
that fee in addition to the ex-
isting water fee of q cents per
thousand.
The fee for garbage collection
IN Montgomery County was
raised from $1.65 to $2.25 a
month, effective September l..
The commission only supplies
that service in Montgomery. In
addition, however, the fee which
private garbage collectors pay
for use of the commissions in
cineratorS was increased from So
to 81 a ton, effective May l. The
private collectors undoubtedly
will pass that rate increase on
to their customers.
Evening star., 1953-04-22
Diplomatic Immunity
Frees Briton's Wife
By the Associcsed Press

GENEVA. N. Y. April o.
The wife of F. s. Tomlinson,
British consular agent in WASH
ington. D. c., claimed diplomatic
immunity last night after she
was charged with speeding by
police here.
She was detained for an hour
and released after a telephone
call to the British Embassy in
Washington confirmed her claim.
Police charged Mrs. Tomlin-
son, 40, an American citizen,
with driving SIS miles an hour in
a 35-mile zone.
Evening star., 1953-04-22
Fiye-Year Delay Seen
On " in Some Cities
" the A.,oeiotsd Pres,

Senator Edwin c. johnson,
Democrat, Of Colorado said today
many United States cities will
wait I'VE years for television un-
less Congress sharply increases
funds for processing applications
for TV stations.
He invited his Senate col
leagues by letter to join in q
drive to give the Federal Com
municationS Commission an ex-
ira SIG million instead Of the
$435, 900 boost now proposed to
clear up the Tv backlog by the
middle Of next year.
Some Senators Immediately
said they would help. The extra
money would give the FEC 40
additional hearing examiners
with the necessary assistants.
Rosel H. Hyde. the new FEC
chairman, told the Senate Com
merce Committee yesterday 1t
would take the IL examiners now
employed at least five years to
clean up the 600 pending cases.
Since the FEC lifted q four
year freeze on TV applications
last year, Senator johnson said,
about 1.025 applications have
been filed.
Fair in Free Trade Zone
The Milan trade fair now is
considered to be a free trade
Zor1a of Italv
Evening star., 1953-04-22
Metals in Platinum Group

NEW YORK.-There are six
metals in the so-called platinum
group. They are platinum, irid-
ium, osmiun, palladium, rhodium
and ruthenium.
Evening star., 1953-04-22
5-Pc. Solid
Maple
Dinette
s79

Automatically designed Early
American dinette in genuine
solid maple! Table has drop
leaves and rich, mellow tone
antique finish makes
dining or console table. 4
sturdy chairs have curved
backs, and comfortable
shaped scots.