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SECRETARY

and conscientious, expert
end in engineering dept. preferred
usual benefits plus profit sharing.
THE AHRENDT INSTRUMENT CO.
4910 Calvert Rd, College PIX, Md.
UN. 4-567S
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRA-
PHER-College grad, 10 yrs. eXper
Can assume full responsibility. Avail
Immediately Call UN. 4-4417.
BOOKKEEPER- R-TYPIST-Full charge
young woman with 12 years of broad
bookkeeping experience, would like
position in downtown or Silver
COLLEGE GRADGATE, desires posi-
tion, social agency or nursery school,;
pref. nearby Md Box 2l9-R, . Star
DENTAL ASST. experienced good
worker and neat. Call after s, JA
DREsSMAKING, alterations. drapes,
bathing suits, shorts and formalS.
JA 4-1355 after 10 am.
FUR FINISBER wants job; 13
years; employer in Chicago. JA,
NURSE. white, hospital training, ex.
perience. elderly or chronic Illness
rRACtTfGAL NURSE, white. trained al
and conscientious, ready for duty
vii! live in or out. NO. 1862,
SECRETARY. typist, eiectromatic or
manual. fast; accurate, desires tenn
ND caii NAfIoNAL In INSTITUTE II ftTFE 0u5G; 81
PRACTICAL NURSING. ST. 3-5672,
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY. fast
and accurate; capable of assuming
responsibility; minimum. $40. ia.
7-69%1 after e pm. go
.COLORED BEAUTY OPERATOR de-
sires work. some exper. Call 10.
S-9l36. 30
CoIoBED COLLEGE GRAD. with var.
qualifications. desires position. ALI
4-7093. 2a'
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HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

Bo0KKEEPER G12K EIE AND GENERAL OF
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced;
man or woman; also manicuriSt;
air conditioned shop in Silver
Spring. Phone JU. 7-S050. 80
COUPLE-Modern house and salary
IN exchange for part-time g.h.w.,
man milks family COW. Gaithersburg
INSURANCE AGENTS. colored. free
training courses offered. Apply VIC
TORY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO., 1924 Georgia ave. NV. RA.
EXTRA CASH-sen Xmas and every.
day cards. Also Xmas imprints
stationery: napkins and novelties;
Samples on approval Write or call
MASTERCRAFT, S01 10th st. NV.
Wash. | D c. Dept, S. Dl 7-090S
PEOPLE WANTED to form part of a
crew for houSe-to-house canvassing
Fixed salary. No experience neceS-
sary, we train YOU. Call EX. 3-56I1.
80
TYPISTS, to type and learn jewelry
business; S36.80 per wk. Apply
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO., 7I9
LIFE TNsURANCE AGENT, e experi-
enced leads furnished through lge.
mortgage company, unusual oppor-
tunity; car essential; commission,
salary and car allowance. Box
131- M, Star. 80
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AID AGENCY
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
Wanted for copy dept. Non-routint
work includes typing and shorthand
but emphasis is on administrativ,
assistance to copy chief. Five-day
40-hr. wk.; aforementioned office
HENRY J. KAUFMAN g. ASSOCI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Sc.
cure permanent position as thor.
dept; all employe benefits. Gloss
Sat. during July and Aug. Write
APT. HOUSE MANAGER with hus.
band. age 40-45. modern bldg t..
exper. in bookkeeping, rental man
66oaaSd:a 6a5d:a good refs. necessary. IA
ARTIsT-china decorating artist
must be experienced in this type o1
art work, in teaching class of s;
rieht IFefhand drawing rGquiTed Pay
BEAuTICIAN. exper.. all branches
good salary and commission; perm
position ANITA's BEAUTY SHOP
BEAUTICIANs, 1 or >; opportunit,
MRS. HUTCHINSON; 41O5 Wis. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR: Ss5-S10O weeH
guarantee. plus mission NJ
manicuring Steady Job. Air cooled
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS
l710 Eye st. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR imam or WON
an, exper. all-around. for JULES
AleX.-Arl. Studios. Guaranteed
salary and commission. Call Mr.
JULES, XII. S-7400 -2S
BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT - One
familiar with bookkeeping; must be
good typist; cashiering and payroll
exper. helpful. In reply, give tele.
phone number. Box 475-S. Star.
BOOKKEEPER for 1-girl office. with
experience in double-entrv work and
must be able to type; Office location
in Bethesda; excel working condi-
tionS and good salary Write briet
resume to Box 379-S. Star. rs
BOOKKEEPER, full charge (men's)
One of Washington'S finest men
stores has opening for experienced
full-charge bookkeeper. Excel oppor
for right person. Permanent position
SALTZ F ST. l341 F ST NV 30"
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR. for Remington Rand "2S5."
Apply THE ESTHER SHOP. Rm.
221' Homer Bldg. 18th st. bet. F
and G. 80
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Apply Rosslyn Hot Shoppe

--2S
COSMETIC SALESGTRL, some exper
Cali for apt. RA. $500 SHEP-
HERD PARK PHARMACY. 7723
Georgia ave, NV. 80
COUNTERWORK, ewes, married or
middle-aged lady living in Wheaton
5-9S2O, 11173 Viers Mill rd. 80
CURB SERVICE GIRL. white, nc
BECUE. Marlboro pike and BenninR
I'd. Sc, 10. 8-4333. 80
DANCE TEACHERS
Ballroom. experienced. full or part
time; excellent salary and working
conditions Apply in person. DON
MARTINI DANCE STUDIOS. 1124
f91 G9nni iofn aye;i q 2oS . y 18th st. NV. or
DECORATORS ASSISTANT. between
ages. of 20 and 80, to act as, re-
ceptionist, some typing, 44-hour
week, $40 to start. Apply E. BUR
TON. Jr., 911 E st. NV. 80
DIETITIAN-Opening for an assist
ant administrative dietitian; salary
open. Apply to chief dietitian, YORK
HOSPITAL. York, Pa. 29'
DIRECTOR, day school. for retarded
children. Write Box 163. Garrett
Park. Md. 80
DRUG CLERKS, experienced, refer
pR6d fa6S LANE lSf 0gSE 5S&e Risss rd store
FILE. ANALYST. must be able to
respondence by subject: knowledge
permanent position; under 35:
5-day week; many employe ad.
q
ence age and attach small pho
tograph. Box 50-K. Star. -29
FIRE AND CASUALTY UNDERWENT
Err, experienced: typing essential; B.
day, 35-hr wk.; good salary. pleas
ant working condition. Apply 1900
10th st. NV. or call CO. 5-o222s
FILE CLERK, incidental tipping; in
Surance company in Silver Spring:
excel working conditions: 5-day
week; company benefits. Call JU.
FILE cLERK-Young lady. white, for
position with old established com
decentralization and sick benefits
sxailsbIe; Call for appointment.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white, expert
enced: 12 noon to $3.50 pm. Closed
Sundays and holidays Paid holi-
rfied. NATIONAL DRUG CO. 1000
Conn. ave. NV -3l
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white; 3 ewes a
week. til 10. and part of Sun;
So cents an hr. CONCORD PHAR-
MACY. 1916 New Hampshire ave.
NV. 30
HAIR sTYLIsT-women or men for
busy shop all year round. Need 2
more stylistS. 12-operator shop
Call RA; 3-4669. -6
JR. BOOKKEEPER, neat accurate,
good typist. varied work; 5-day wk.;
air-cond Office Call NAYLOR GAR
DENS. LU. 2-6100 for appointment
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Flagstone and Stone

WORh
Cement driveways, walks. steps.
porches.. retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also outdoor fireplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO. JU. 9-1769.
FLOORS rehnlshed like new: free
estimate; very Ilogy price, C. R
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED,
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time. WA 7-1129
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing
work guaranteed; eXper. mech; free
est; av. rm.. SIS. CO. 5-4S30. --6
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, cleaning
and waxing. Beautiful floors at
lowest cost. Free estimate. Call
RA. $685. -3l
GENERAL REPAIRS and small car
pentering Jobs. Reasonable. Call
Mr.. SMELL. ME. S-533O. 90
GENERAL CONTRACTS - Free est
prompt service; reaS. rates: heating
a specially. BILTMORE DECORAT-
ING CO.. 2413 18th st. NV. HU.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. plas-
tering carpentry work, roof paint
ing, repairing. no lob too small
PRINTZ, L. 4-15ll.
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GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASH.

BICYCLE, English; size 20; Ike new.
Call ~. 9-269S. rs
dition. SIS. IA. a-6514.
BOOKCASE, buffet, dresser; $40 ga.
wing chair S15; din. table, $50;
rocker. S5. AP. 7-513S. 20
BREAKFAST SET, double chest-of-
drawers. double bed. Call after Z
Pm; RA: 6-6l4, . 80,
or million Open Saturdays
ALASKA COAL a. BRICK Co, MA
S-5SS5. OF 4-7300
BRICKS. clean. used and lumber
gross. for sale; bricks, $500 per
! ono FIX 3-1505 20
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HELP-WoAEN

OPPORTUNITY, full or part time
sales dept; earnings above average
CAN MIR. CAMERON. OF. 4-6963 fol-
details.
AVON has opening for 8 dependable
women to work part time: can carr
$20-S25 wkly. RE- 7-S107. rs
NICE APT. and If mutually satisfac-
tory, permanent position for right
older woman with small income tt
manage small apt. bldg. Light
duties, but must be dependable
practical, a neat, clean houSekeepeI
and able to maintain pleasant but
frm business-like relationship with
tenants Write fully stating phone.
Box HAS, Star. -2S
DESIRE settled white woman. having
hotel-houSekeeping exper. and able
TO control own help; fine perm. op-
portunity and apt with lob. See
mgr, HUNTING TOWERS APTS
Mt. Vernon blvd. Alex, Va. -2S
LADY, in real estate office, s.w.; SAT
wk. Call WO. 6-3596, 10 to IL am
LADIES, earn extra money in spare
time, taking orders for Maisonettt
frocks. Phone ia. 9-0474, 3 tc
WHITE WOMAN; middle aged; pre-.
ferring perm. home to high salary:
rms, private. Kensington. Care
for. widower'S home; ? children. s
and IL, LO. 4-7972 after g. 3
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Along the Avenue

The wonderful new forth
coming family magazine,
has several ground-floor
opportunities for girls who
are interested in a whole
some position as outdoor
home and fashion models.
Call DI. 7-2704 or write
ALONG THE AVENUE, 422
Washington Bldg, Wash
ington, D. c..
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CLERK

We have a permanent position for
clerk in our branch store located
at 2026 Wilson blvd. This is a good
opportunity for a resident of the
Arlington area. Pleasant working
conditions, vacation with pay. hos
pital and accident insurance Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY CO., 2ll9 14th
St NV. -2S
Ability to meet public helpful
Chain organization. Company bene-
fltS. Salary corresponding to
ability and experience. DALTON
FINANCE CO, 1898 Rhode Island
ave, AP. 7-2210. rs
insurance Office; s.
day wk.. 9-5. Mon. Fri; paid vaca-
tions, insur., benefits, etc; beaut.
ofices, all air -cond. Apply I02
RING BLDG, 18th and Conn. NV.
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JUNIOR CLERK

Recent high school graduate, 1919
Yrs. Of age, for permanent position
in our accounting dept. Five-day,
40-hr. week If under Is. bring
birth certificate. Apply Personnel
Room sos. Open weekdays. S:30-5
and Sat, 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING for Los Angeles Sept. 2
late-model Buick. AP. 1885. 2S'
DETROIT via Cleveland or Toronto
midnIght: take "a; Fri. Aug. %
II. 7:.7275.
RESPONSIBLE, careful driver. will
deliver your car to California, RE
7-3549, 80
DRIVING to Denver. San Francisco
Sept. 2; ! passenger wanted. MA
S-44S3. Ext. SOP, ewes.
DRIVING to Denver, Sept. 3 in '5G
Nash; take ] passenger; share exp
refs. exchanged. ia. 7-6S26. 800
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HELP-DOMESTIC

COOK; @ ( ga 5, 8 days; no sundays; @ live
COOK -HoUSEKEEPER, best @;t"' si local
trained boy; small home; i've in or o.
free to stay when needed: ! day and
SeTy,e every other Sun off, $35. OIL.
ooK-G.H.w., refined: five in; nj 5h-
day wk.' all mod; cows; good ref
COOK -G.H.W... white; live in; ref.
erences; must, be good cook; small
sf45 ff4' mo- no ca nund5y Hb a7s5S d7snyasPs5 stsi
ExPERIENCED GIRL for gene general
housework and child care: small apt.
Recent references and health card
required; r9au Iir live oS9 .Sqt' Silver Spring
Girl FOR FOR 0GS GM.W.-Knowledges Mso of
cooking: 3 schoolage children; refs:
$50 wk. 1912 3rd pl. NV, RA.
G.H,W. AND CooK-References, ex-
PpeTrissJnSced; PTsJS 2 nights a week RA.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. under so. to
assist in care 2 children: pvt. rm.,
board. small salary. JA. S-06S5.
HoUsEKEEPER COOK: live in; s.
boJ GIL .
must like children; every other
week end of; own room and TV
We are congenial and want some
one to fit in as part of household
and family; starting salary, $50
weekly; references required. JE.
MAID, G.H.W.: Alex: live in: ex-
perienced; fond of children; local
MsI0 TsfSi; $40 S94; TEi & S-19$5; ,ooi:; Us
new rambler. excellent quarters; S25
week. NE. S-9035 until q. 80
MIDDLE-AGED white woman, to care
for l young child. do light house
work. for young employed couple;
salary is modest. but you will have
a happy home: must live in. Write
giving exper. and refs. Box 1S2-S.
Star. u
MAID-Young white woman or girl,
needed to perform light household
duties for family of 3. including
cooking: no previous domestic exper
req but must be competent and
willing to learn; personal refs. Call
weekdays, RE. 1859. 5
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

WAITRESS, exper.: pm. to 9 pm.
cd. sal, meals. tips. MANS RESTAU-
RANT, 1914 14th st NV. HO. 2-9611.
MATTRESSES. white. over 21: full
time, ) pm. to 2 am. Apply 312
Kennedy st. NV -2S
WAITRESS, white, over 21. Hours
1916 M, Sundays, 4-12. Saturdays
of. No phone calls. Apply MACS
GRILL, % F st. NV. 30
MATTRESSES. exper.; dependable,
white; serve lunch and din; SIP
day wk. good tips; pleas. old Eng
liSh rest. See Mr.. Jensen, DINNER
BELL, 1915 Wis. ave. OIL. 4-9793.
white, dining rm. exper. !;
II am. to 3 pm, s pm. to Q pm.
daily; 11:30 am. to 8 pm. Suns. :;
off Tues. BETHESDA INN. 1926
Wis. ave. OIL. 4-39S0 or OIL. 4-9S92.
experienced, white; uni
form and meals supplied WHISTLE
STOP RESTAURANT. Call Mrs.
Turner, LO. 4-S441. 80
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DESKS

New walnut. 60x30, Ss4.ab: used
from S25. II you want rock bottom
prices on all types Of ONCE furni-
ture come in and see us. Free de-
livery N. FRANK g. SON. 4I4 3rd
st NV EX oSoEA
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TYPIST

Young girl. 1925 VI. of age, for per.
mahen M aarrsta poS'os se %en ne sar NUS
ence is desired. Five-day, 40-hr
week Apply Personnel. Room sos
Open weekdays, S:30-5, and Sat
81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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"a THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2S, 1858
HELP MEN tcont. }

MAN, colored or white. to care for
senni- invalid patient; live in, must
nave city references and drivers
permit JU. 5-2SS3. -2S
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BEDS AND BEDDING

BEDS AND BEDDING
Bought from Govt Solid oak and
maple bedsteads with redipped coil
spring and mattress. $23.95; solid
maple 4-drawer chest, S21 .95: 80
in.-width folding bed with mat
tress S1495; 36-in width steel
folding cot. $685.; bought from one
of Washington's leading hotels: 80
in width Hollywood bed and mat
tress excellent condition, S1995
N FRANK g. SONS. Ala 3rd st
NV Elk 3-S974.
BFDRM. FURN.-1 twin bed suite;
some assorted single beds, chests
etc 21S 18th st. s.w. ST. 3-l7S4
BEDROOM FURNITURE. solid maple
complete with mattresses and sprine
box. Perfect cond. Sl20. EN-, 3-2206
BEDRM. SUITE. lined oak; Thor
semiauto. washer; 7-ft. Kelvina tor
refgr Sgt and family leaving for
overseas in ] mo. Will sacrifice
10. 2-I53S, 2917 lst st. Sc. -31
BEDRM. SUITE. blond, pcs, 2 mos
old: orig. price, S4O0 sell, -S249
Kit. table. 4 chairs. S25. owner
beine DISCHARGED. XII. S-q239. II
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Our employment representative will
interview applicants on Friday. Au-
gust 2S. between the hours Of 4
pm. and pm,
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SALES CLERK

for gift counter; hours.
Alp pm: 6-day wk.; excel. working
condS.; meal furnished. Apply AIR
PORT PHARMACY, Wash. Natl. Air
mort -O2
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KITCHEN
REMODEIING

Steel and wood IN colors Birch
maple and knotty pine. Get our
FREE estimates and FREE planning
service. Liberal terms. SO months
60 pay
MILLER BLDG. SUPPLY co.
KITCHEN CENTER. HU. 3-664U
1715 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
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CURBETTES
MATTRESSES
DAY AND NIGHT SHIFTS

Immediate openings available in the
Virginia area with Washington S
faSteSt-growing restaurant chain
Salary. plus excellent tips; meals
cation and insurance programs; pur-
chase discounts
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DIAMONDS. lady's u cts. S175;
mans l ct. S225: lady's / u cts.
S275; mans "a cts, 1915: mans
2 cts. S425: lady's . cts, emerald
cut, $3.50. LIVINGSTON IL CO., 1923
H st. NV. NE. S-526s. 30
DINING RM. FURNITURE and piano.
Solid walnut and acacia. Louis XIV
DeGaule 13-piece din. rm. suite.
Prac.. new cond. Also grand piano
and bench. For immed. sale So 900
cash. Thurs. through Sun. Aus.
27-30. 1853. ] 80 to 7:3O pm. 3225
Ellicott st. NV. 80
DINING ROOM SUITE, 1O-pc. ma
hogany; very good condition SS5.
1925 36th st. NV, 30
DINETTE SET. maple. : pieces TU.
2-19S4. 80
DIN. RIM SUITE-Handsome a-pc.
Basic WITT blond mshog,; used
= mos; excel cond. Best offer over
$500, 5425 V ST. Sc. so
DINETTE SET. table and chrs..
excel cond. S35 Call KE s-BaT5
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MAN WITH CAR

To train for position with large ma.
tional company. Approximately S1s
per week while training. Call KE
S-1a00 for appointment for inter
view
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XOIING MAN

Large finance CO. has opening for
single man, age 21-30 who wants a
future. Car furnished. Many COM
pany dement's. Apply in person
GENERAL ACCEPTANCE CORP.
3510 Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier.
Evening star., 1953-08-28

SALEsLADY = selling costume
tewelry and gifts: permanent posi-
ton: excellent salary. TREASURE
TROVE. 1908 @ st. NV. 80
SALESLADY, ready-to-wear; expert
enced only; for high-grade clientel;
steady position; $50 per week. Ap-
ply 101S Conn. ave. rs
SALESLADIES, white: experienced
only: regular employment: 40-hour
week. Apply S. S. KRESGE CO.,
SALESLADY-Experienced in install
ment store. Apply NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO.. 719 9TH st. NV,
SALESWOMAN-An especially inter-
esting sales position for a woman
who is interested in sales and sew
ing; sales experience desirable; SAL
ary and many other company bene-
FITS. SINGER SEWING CENTER,
1910 G st: Ma. S-o1s4. 80
SALESWOMAN, full or part time.
good wages; furniture store. vicinity
Conn. ave. and NJ st. NV. Box
4S3-S, Star. 3
SECRETARY-Experienced in book
keeping and stenographic plus gem
eral ONCE work. Position is well
paid and permanent to qualified
applicant. Write giving local
references and schooling. Also age,
and marital status. Alex. Arm.
CUPANT, P, o. Box $40. Alex, Va.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture all subjects taught approved
for GI training: day and evening
classes, WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE. 1919 G st. NV, DI 7-I762
ENROLL IMMED., new classes in
Gregg shorthand, tipping. bookkeep-
Positions open now paying to $50
$50 wk. Inquire BOYD SCHOOL,
cor. G and 18th. MA. S-234O.
SPECIAL CLASSES in Gregg short
hand, tipping: beg. and review: 4 to
IL wkS Start immed. BOYD'S
SCHOOL, cor. G and 18th, Ma
TO DETROIT evening
of 9-4-53. Phone 10. S-6574 or
10. $4,000, Ext. rs. bus. hrs, de-
sire passengers. 30
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DESKS
FREE

A letter tray or waste basket will be
given to every person who visits our
showrooms this Saturday and Mon
day. Special purchase of U. S. Govt.
Savings up to 5O@sl This is a FAB
ULOUS offerl Desks, tables.
chairs, file cabinets. lockers and
other miscel equip. Free parking
and delivery. MANHATTAN OFFICE
EQUIPMENT CO., 639 New York
ave. NV. %
Evening star., 1953-12-02
Two Boys Sentenced
In Auto Theft Admit
Five Break Here
Teen-Aeers Tell Police
They Used $500 Loot
To Finance Trip South

Two teen-age boys under a s.
year sentence for auto theft have
admitted breaking into two
schools, a drug store and two
homes here and financing a trip
South on the loot, detectives
said today.
The youths were returned here
yesterday from Georgia, where
they were sentenced in a Federal
Court on an auto theft charge,
to serve their time at the Ma
tional Training School for Boys.
Precinct Detective Thomas
Barbour, Of No. IA Precinct, said
the boys told police they broke
into Sousa Junior High School
and Kimball Elementary School
before leaving here.
$67 in Pennies Stolen.
They were quoted as saying
they burglarized the home of
Mrs. Ann Slater, 2042 Anacostia
road Sc, on October 20, and
stole $500 in bills and SGT in
pennies.
They buried the pennies in a
wooded area near Anacostia and
Ridge roads S.E. and used the
$500 to finance their trip to
Jacksonville, Fla, Detective
Barbour said.
But before they left, police
said, they made independent
forays the same night in a drug
store at East Capitol street and
Minnesota avenue. One of them
took $25. The other, who broke in
later, found SIS in pennies.
They also entered the home of
DR.. Elmer M. Smith, 1412 Mime
sofa avenue Sc, three times be-
fore they found any loot, Detec-
tive Barbour related. The loot on
the third try was SIS.
Arrested in Savannah.
The detective said the boys
also told him they found some
liquor in the physicians home,
drank it, and became intoxicated.
When they arrived in Jackson
vile, police said, they stole a car
and went to Savannah, Ga, to
visit relatives. They were ar
rested there and sentenced on a
Federal charge of auto theft.
Police here had been seeking
the youths in the Anacostia road
burglary because witnesses who
recognized the boys told police
they had seen them burying the
pennies. Police went there and
dug up the pennies.
Evening star., 1953-12-02
Reds Exhibited U.S.. Coptives
In North Korea, Probers Told
Ex-POWs Describe Barefoot Marches;
Ridewoy Calls Atrocities Ruthless

were put on exhibition. He said
high-ranking North Korean
civilians as we'll as soldiers were
invited to come in and look at
them at any time.
Civilians Got Clothing.
He said the civilians were
permitted to ask for articles of
clothing they were wearing.
1--WE finally discovered that if
we cut holes in our clothing they
wouldn't take it," said Sergt.
Weinel, who is now stationed
at Fort Eustis, Va.
AS for food, the witness said
they got their choice of one rice
ball, or a bowl of soup which was
nothing more than the starch
from the rice.
He pictured the rice ration as
the size of a golf ball and said
if they were lucky they were fed
once a day.
Sergt. Weinel said he was
wounded in one foot and in his
hip while marching nearly 100
miles barefooted and without
medical treatment.
Near the end Of his story
Sergt. Weinel was on the verge
of sobbing as he recalled what
(See ATROCITIES, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1953-12-02
Hard Times Likely
To Deprive Aga of
Weiqht in Platinum
BY the Assoeioted Pres.

CANNES, France, Dec. 2.-The
Aga Khan said today he won't
get his weight in platinum next
year. Some of his followers have
fallen upon hard times.
The five million members of
the Aga Khan's Imamee Ismaili
sect have kept the old Eastern
custom of showing their devo-
ton by weighing him in gold or
precious gems.
Next year will be the Aga
Khan's platinum jubilee. and he
said he would go to Karachi
early in 1854 to celebrate.
II will get on scale and be
weighed" he said, but it is un-
likely that I will be given my
weight in platinum. Certain
states, less rich than others,
haven't been able to furnish
their share of the platinum. Be-
cause of this. the ceremony will
be Of q symbolic nature"
The Aga now weighs 210
pounds.
Evening star., 1953-12-02
By J. A. O'Leor

The story of how American
war prisoners were exhibited
like animals in a zoo in North
Korea was related by one of the
victims today as a Senate sub
committee began three days of
atrocity hearings.
Sergt. Carey Weinel of Mis-
souri, described forced marches
by barefooted Americans, some
of whom were shot because
they could not keep up the
marching pace.
He said those who were able
to keep going were prodded
with rifle butts or bayonets.
Ridgway Testifies.
Before calling victims, the
subcommittee heard Gen. Mat
thew M. Ridgway, Army Chief
of Staff and former commander
of United Nations forces, de-
nounce the treatment of pris-
oners by the Communists in
Korea as the most brutal and
ruthless in modern history.
Col. Claudius o. Wolfe, who
investigated atrocity cases, made
the same statement.
Sergt. Weinel told how, after
reaching a building in Taejon,
the 60 Americans in his group
Evening star., 1953-12-02

an issue in next years election,
Gen. Eisenhower did not mini
mize "justifiable concern" over
the matter.
Hopes to End Menace.
But he predicted the admin
iStration will have made such
progress by next fall in roofing
Reds out of the Government
that they no longer can be con-
Sidered a menace.
"By next fall / hope that the
public, no longer fearful that
Communists are destructively at
work within the Government, Z"
the President said, will wish to
commend the efficiency of this
administration in eliminating
this menace to the Nations Sc
curity."
Gen. Eisenhower had said the
prepared statement would be his
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