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MIscELLANEous EoR Sale

ELECTREC AOASTER OVEN AND
BROILER-Waehing machine, AXE
new. IA. 2.6S26. -S
FUR CAPE, top quality blk. Persian
lamb; also. jap mink cape; excel
quality and cond.; sizes IA; going
South; must sell OIL. $4,000 after
3. --5
FUR COAT, dark Russian ermine,
size 10-l1; S215. Fine quality. per-
i Ini Tor DAY or OF, evening Hnns $l'6OO to
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new. bet
RIM. from unclaimed freisht and fac
es ssRRDliIs Lion sSc sroR sEeis n aEp1es.
$50 New York ave. NV. daily 1915,
Sat. till 4. RE. 7-43lO. -
FURNITURE - Interesting antique
and traditional. Sage corduroy Law
son sofa.. $50; pastel hand hooked
9xl2 wool rug. medallion floral CEN
table and four caned chairs. hand
chairs, twin beds. mahogany desk
chest, tilt-top table. lamps. tables,
chests, dishes, misc. Also, dark Rus
siSn . e rn coat. sizs 10. S215'
FURNfTTGGRES-clearance sale of many
pieces. Some from model homes
new stores. Other recond. pieces
from our select used stock, includ-
ing lounge chairs. 18th-cent. nahos
twin bedrm. suite. .lO-pc, Duncan
studio couehes. Hide-a-bed type sofa,
breakfast sets, mirrors, end. lamp
and cocktail tables. Terms. THE
HOME SSG; SHOP. 1746 L st. n.wp RE.
FIkNiTuRE-rooled-lsather. coffee
table and lamp table; il perfect con-
sst end tables: M se1dIe e eSsssss mise IT,
F 14IS Ghi ave MI NST;s ia rS-664s
house elearance: Pair Victorian side
SsSs,o isSsH S SaS %S
headboard. $40; pr. chartreuse fre-
ide chairs. $2S; gray demask sofa,
$40; tapestry club chair. S45;
chest Of. drawers. $22; blue damask
love seat; Ss5S; Hollywood bed, $40;
occasicnai O1 chair SIS naTH ~ sRoSi
1895; fancy pillows. 4se: lamps,
R': Ear i hsSst g. e'S
F 81: HTfh IL: rm. couch. @ oeo.-
excel. eond. oV. s-6667. 10
FURN.-Marble top Wash-stand, SEQ
secy.' sos: delivered. 10. 5-OSS7
FURN., bedrm., miscellaneous. No
1882 after $50 eyes. %
FURN.--Maple extension table.
CHRIS: excel. cond.; $40. TO. 9-4s69
FURN.-2 liv. rm. chairs. chartreHse
modern: $40 each. RCA 17-in con
20. S-2So6 or 2so7 Gainesville st
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hELP-WoMEN

fSE and sSSs p.s
S-63S0. -
RECEPTIONIST. experienced, 1888.
busy downtown ONCE: days, go;
$1,000 to start: must be attractive,
with good telephone voice; able to
furnish refs. Ma. 6-000S: Ext 4.
REPORTS CLERK. experienced only.
40.hr. week. Annual and sick
leave Apply ANDREWS AIR FORCE
BASE EXCHANGE IS
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white. to learn surgical
f1ting BUSINESS sJo exper. not necessary.
salary. SIS; exper. only. DU-
BhPRY'S PASTRY SHOP, 3255 Co
lumbia Pike, Arl., Va. IS
SALESLADY, exper. in lingerie. for
well-known women's speciality shop.
Five-day wk., discount on purchases.
Permanent. Apply WHELAN'S. HOS
F st. NV. 4th floor. -
experienced chill
dren's wear. 6-day week. salary plus
commission, permanent position.
Apply ESTHER SHOP. 1925 F st.
sEECiTRETARY-JoHN w. JOHNSON.
INC, painting contractor. 1924
De Sales row NV, RE. 1885.
SECRETARY. for Arlington real es-
tate ONCE; $50 for 5-day wk.: ex-
cellent future; Call JE. 3-s11S;
not over 35; neat,
reasonable. Intelligent and capable
of assuming responsibility. for in
teresting position in unusual busi-
ness. Excel shorthand and tipping
essential; ) days, 9 to $50. Salary
commensurate with qualifications.
MA. S-40IA II
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

COOK. for luncheons and dinners;
1st-class refs. HU. 3-4673. Call
E Lex sif9Si oPER.-colored, expert
enced. desire position in ONCE bldg.
NURsE-Practical. white. expert
enced; baby. convalescent. chronic
invalid, elderly person day or night.
NtksE. cSSIoRED-HOsp.sal trained,
wishes fhro HsoS ssSe x child ga care o!
NURSE. wHITE@Hospifal trained,
wishes chronic case, best refs, night
NURSE, white. capable Of taking
e Oh nshs q du Rstis IA a9 Ss4 hC9
per; presently empl.. desires Change;
prefer small law ONCE; refs. Box
sk Sa79 esF HssEoi -Exper.. legal. r. real
STENOG. -SECY.. 10 yrs. varied exper
in reputable Offices. desires position;
excellent refs; avail. immediately.
TYPING done at home. viii pick ur
in your ONCE If necessary. AP'
WOMAN, good telephone voice. exper:.
desires work from home. JU. 7-9l 80.
RELIABLE CoLoRED GIRL. wants
dishwasher. fountain, waitress. bus
Full or part time. Days work. Work
of any kind, good worker. Refer
A fHrsli i YSoSUGNG LADY desires
position as fright hand to execu-
tive of highest caliber; highly capa-
BILE and thoroughly exp. in many
fields Of business: legal, real estate
and manufacturers representative
particularly: salary commensurate
with ability and responsibilities
Available Feb. Is. Please write for
int view. Box 4OS-Y. Star. 3
EXEC. SECY. -RECEPT., experienced
in organizing, manaeing office and
supervising others; fast and accurate
in dictation and tipping; desire addit.
responsibilities with future oppor.
MY last employer flve-figure exec.
Min. sal req. $50 ~. S-2l64.
INTERESTING POSITION, 25 yrs.
exper. bookkeeping. fiscal accty., sta,
tiStical calc., supervisory, oflce and
record MANAGEMENT: SIS minimum.
C 81 GIRL desires work taking
care Of children. LII. $4,000.
COLORED GIRL wants lob as wait
ress or fountain girl. Experienced.
Ch6iLoRED o WOMAN desires once
cleaning. NIGHTS or child care. 5o'
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CLOGGED PIPESI /
Cleaned with electrical equipment.
Reasonable rates
4-hour service.

CLEANED with ELECTRICAL equipment.
Reasonable rates.
24-hour service.
sHA NP SeSf eLuM 81 Isii co
5000 Georgia Ave. NV. tn. 2-1900
INSTALLATION, re-
pair short circuits; small Jobs done
iInmed. RA: 6-2222 any time. IS
FE ENC! chain link: al
ton. Get the best for less. No down
payment, SO months to pay. Phone
-. 4-45SS; evenings and Sunday
FENCING-Wooden and chain link;
AZ sfTn FRNcs Co. ifes Ma
FlagStone and Stone
Cement driveWass, Ways walks, steps,
porches, retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also outdoor flreplaceS.
ANGELO MARCUCCIo. JU. 9-1769
F dssn .I sAN ND1s "a npd ool. nsn sst
rh LIS nsy sA Sf "a. s ss Ma axpsa
ASerare w T1, s iesF Co bs4s s miG
FLOOR SANDING AND REFINISH-
ING; old floors made new; free est.
F ioi S-S Sanding, CLEANING AND
4.ss pfis.. old R. G n OLIVES sgssi'l Il
F I5St' SERVICE. Nothrns but IT. tn,
best; laying sanding. finishins
cleaning: paroust Installation; BRUCE
1lnisaes ,sE ELoo 26JS c,s coESTR sAe
b bethssdai Mo Ma. t 81 4 S91SsD ave-
FURNITURE REARING and re-
finishing of all kinds: free esti-
REPAIRS and carpentry
work. old or new; Call J. W. sPURL-
=. ING ES;sD No. Tv$l7SS;s ,-S
ing. repairing. No job to small.
MATTRESsES remade, So up. STEIN
BEDDING CO.. 1874 18th st. NV.
co. 5.l3l5.
Md. ami Va. WA. 7-6$aI. g
PAINTER--First-class white mech;
walls and ceilings avg. rm.. 1880.
PAiNTiNG-Pree estimates. Ali work
ggTarantsseedd;a Call Mr.. WHKERsoN'
p al 1iSs9e GSioNrRAcroR-comassr.
cial and residential; satisfactory for
20 yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RIA.
PAINTING. INTERIOR AND ExTE.
RIOR-Free estimates: work guar
anteed. IA. 9-8S48.
PAINTING AND DECORATING, color
in your home. interior and exterior;
wallpaper removing; no drinking;
honest work. AID. 4-6325. 10
PAPER HANGING, gen.
repairs. White mechanics. Prompt
service. MIR. RIDENOUR. DU. 1923.
AND PAPERING, car
pentry: free estimates. c. E.
BOOKER, WE. 5-6307. -S
PAINTING. PAPERING. kitchen and
bathroom remodeling: floor and wall
tile hot-water heater. RIA. 3-SS00.
interior and exterior.
Free estimates. Work guaranteed.
Can IA. 2-6S30. -
PAINTING-SPECIAL
$15 any average room. Free estimates
1mmed. serv. THOMAS. KE. $4,000.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, COLORED-Wants 8 days
week: fond Of children; , yrs. rets'
GIRL, coiored. desires e.h.w;; good
cleaner; refs. Full or part; fond OF
GIRL, colored, desires days work'
Monday. WednnessdsaGy; Friday; rel
LADY, middle-aged. white, desires
g.h.w. and ironing 8 mornings g
week, For references call present
employer. KE. 7-036S. %.
WOMAN, colored. desires days WORK.
Wed. and Thurs, AID. 2-S199:
A COLORED WOMAN wishes g.h.W:;
stay nights; S35 week. co. 6-4936.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. and
child. care; refs. Call LU. 4-64SO.
GIRL wants days work.
cleaning or ironing or cleaning of
nces. Ii. 1880. %
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work; general housekeeping. LA.
C0IORED WOMAN wishes general
housework; good references. HU. B.
1853,
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HOSTESS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. over 40;
before ) pm 10. 2-9S91. 10
JR. SOCIAL WORKER in hosp. social
service dept. Masters deGree pre-
ferred but not required At least l
years exper in hospital setting
ton and sick leave. Group hospit-
alization. Opportunity for some one
interested in gaining experience.
Write stating qualifications to Box
A14-Y Star. .
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X-RAY TECHNTCTAN

X-RAY TECHNICIAN
for ONCE of radiologist
good salary with opportunity for ad'
vancement: some knowledge OF typ.
ing required. State in detail uuait.
flcations and previous experience
Box 356-Y. Star. IS
yk s Sss SSars sef nT to
customers. RE. 7-S107. %
WOMEN, with car to arrange ap-
pointmentS with home owners II
your spare time; no selling; excel.
ifns s SSiaFy sori nppiy sly to seafnc9'
SECO SALES ENGINEERS.
WOMEN, with cars, to make door to.
door survey for well-known adver
Using agency (spare time work.
No selling. Must be experienced
Salary. 81 so per hour plus car a.
lowance. Please apply in writing. to
Box 279-Y. Star. %
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STENOGRAPHER

PERSONNEL DEPARTMENTS
Permanent position at I4th and G
sts. NV; type 90 w.p.m., shorthand
100. w.p.m.;. hours, $3.50 a.m.-6 pm. !;
good pay. with luncheon meals, va
cations with pay, sick leave, group
insurance, decentralization, employe
purchase discounts. periodic merit
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs, INC.
Room 200, 1341 G st. NV.
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MATTRESSES

WILL TRAIN
SALARY PLUS EXCELLENT TIPS,
plus meals and uniform furnished;
pleasant conditions, permanent posi-
ton sick leave, group insurance
benefits, employe purchase discounts.
APPLY ANY HOT SHOPPE
OR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Room 200, 134I @ st. NV.
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SALESLADY
SALES MANAGER

Sales expansion program brings about
opening for several managerial posi-
lions. Income above average. Ma
tionaI company. Many benefits. Good
future. Give full particulars, first
letter. Write Box 1S6-Y, Star for
interview.
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LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for q
young woman. .21-3S yrs, OF age, to
work as o ledger and accounting
clerk; for accounts receivable. rou-
tine and control Some experience
Is desired A reasonable tipping
speed is required; 40-hr.. 5-day
week. Apply personnel. Room sos:
open weekdays 5000. and Sat.
81. No phone calls.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

The position of resident manager IN
one o. Washington's finest apart
ment buildings Is open. This is o
large, well-eStablished, air-condi-
tinped building: substantial salary
and an attractive 1-bedroom apart
ment Is supplied. Only applicants
with real and actual experience IS
resident manager will be considered.
Please state fully and in detail ex-
perience, education, age, family,
whan available. etc. Box 2S9-Y.
Star.
SALESGIRL-No experience neces-
Sary: must be neat, alert. friendly:
5l2-day wk.; closed Mondays; 81
per hour to start: Apply in person.
SCHUPP'S BAKERY. 5542 Conn.
ave. -
SALESI.ADY--Well-k long-es-
tablished speciality shop has opening
for experienced saleslady in corset
and brassiere dept 5-day week
Permanent Discount on purchases.
Apply WHELAN'S, nos r st. NV.
sALESLSDY-Ladies' ready-to-wear
eXper. preferred but not necessary;
sal. and comm. ADORABLE DRESS
SHOP. 909 H u. ne. -
SALESLADY
White or colored: no exper. necessary.
Sell ladies' nylon hose and mems
dress shirts, direct to consumer;
full or part time; excellent earn
ings. steady position. Apply HOLLY
WOOD, 700 eth st. NV. 10
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RUGS

New ,S r rugs and csS gest Special roll
Sx xas sF req $500 % t sale Reg $685. ssS;
now. S45. I2'x4,6" Holmes spring
green Mirador. reg. sos. 80; sale.
$49;5 S27~ candy stripe opt. reg.
SAs k XII P0 = s ezRfrr s.. W. SoS ::
SAxOPHONE. Conn: E-fiat alto; gold
iEaMSp 9 s..os $Is' Call after 9 p;%''
Sables; o$l9.95. 1910 @ st. n w..
SWINE MAcHINE-ReorganiSatfion
sale. priced, for clearance. beaut.
en- slafsF SShnsS Was seh 10 darn a
$a9 s Ano9n.r oU Ssatss ssa
New machines. drastically reduced.
$S1& Lee hwy, "a. 2-49l4. %
NO prizes: no bonuses--Just. honest
values. We positively will not prom
prices start ct S25. Shop and COM
pare. 1915 Penna. ave. NV, Ma.
MACHINE SALE. beautiful
Singer. round bohbin, reverse stitch,
console, $99 so; limited quantity;
see worlds finest Viking zig-zag ma.
srstions. 1918 Wilson blvd. IA.
SILVERPLATED FLATWEAR. Never
used. 100 pieces. Retail price, S135.
Famous manufacturer and pattern.
Bought privately and therefore can
be sold at this very. very low price.
500. Including chest. See Mr..
n
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCoUNTANT-0FFICE MANAGER
Twelve yrs. retail chain store exper,
Box 167-X, Star. s"
HEF-COOK--1st class; 20 years ex-
p pHa:faSs: family n'an; non-drinser.
CRAFTSMAN. mechanical eyper. Box
LAWYER desires legal or adm. posi-
saon; a Eos sS ssxger saSS IS mini
and members Of your firm on re-
talner basis. Call JOHN MURPHY.
IA. 2.2l2I for appointment. lie
MERCHANDISING. PROMOTION MAN
6asisi S Sn eSSa4sss as' or permanent
MAN, .colored. wants job as gardener,
also handy with tools. II. 8-2232.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work
wall washing. carpentry, house.
f as1pon L sts e coTH Me- ARsM9
NURSE, L. p. n, hosp. and private
ffaas ax eT sta, single; age on. BOX
ployment as electronic (PSM typ
list. Call Adams 4-924o MORNINGS.
PART-TlME WORK. evenings; typ
5-1934 after $3.50 pm. %
WANT TO HELP overworked bkkpr.
or acct: Wharton grad; 20 yrs. exp;
81 hour. NO. 7-56S5.
YOUNG COLORED MAN desires porter
Y q NJ S NAN Ec e. c III s4I1 grad
alert and talented. seeks messenger
job by day and guard at night. LII.
4,3626 after 6.
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Antiques Special
Sale. Sale, Sale!>

Bethesda Chevy Chase, "Washington's
large Antique Dealer" has really
slashed prices; reductions up to
Soc; you pay less than at auctions
or ANTIQUE shows; budget terms:
and save; sale ends February %.
PrimatiVe Pa. Dutch and Early
American furniture. beautifully re-
finished in all woods: more than
900 pieces TO choose from: the
things you see pictured in earden
glass, china. etc; our prices are
always 20 to 40ss less than new
furniture OF equal quality; in
spection invited; free delivery: free
parking s315 Wis. ave. OIL. f.
2422 10 a.m.-9 pm. CLOSED
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PAINTING-CUSTOM
Beauty plus protection. J. c. PAR
KER. Decorator. WA. 7-1986. 30
PAPERING. painting, plasterins;
neat, clean work; low prices: Inn
mediate attention. Call ia. e-1SS9.
PAPERHANGERs. SIT per rm.. iOx
1oxS; labor and material furn. !;
white mechanics. After 6 pm, TIE.
PaPERffNe AND pA1NrNG-satis.
Mr.. LAWRENCE. RA. 8-S7o3.
PAINTING-20 yrs. exper.
Al work. Personal services. salts
faction guar. Any time. ia. 9-O396.
PAPERHANGNG. PAINTING; white
mech: 90 yrs. exper.; do own work.
P4PERiEG., PAfNTiNG@aet my est.
on 5-rm house; W. mech; own work.
RALPH. ME. s-sl4S: Hu. 3-9374,
carpentry. cement
mechs.; DrO%pt SER. sePv. ' q. 52 Gse
PLAsTERING-New and old work;
1st-clasS workmanship; white me-
chanics; reas. rates. DE. 2-1O91;
PLASTER REPAIRS. new and old.
prompt service: guaranteed expert
pTGMB1NG AND SSh1@i HEATING. iobbins
remodeling and new work. Bath
rooms installed, 1905 up. Dashboard
and radiator heating plants IN
stalled. Work guaranteed. Free
estimates. W. H. MCKINNEY. Ii.
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HEATERS AND STOVES

HEATERS AND STOVES
New, used, black. copper, cast iron.
ACME STOVE, 10l1 9TH. Ma. S-8952.
Fisher, frieze material.
$3.50: viii saeritee for $i$o. csii
LiUMBER And PLYwooD-we have
what you need In softwood and
hardwood; sheet sizes and cuttings:
and III arc
II you desire; also quality cabinet
and stofe-fixturs hardware. Make
us your supply source for home
workshop needs. LANK WOODWORK
Co. INC. LIST and K SITS. Ge.. Ii.
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HELP--MEN AND woMEN

OR PIANO PLAYER. For
restaurant. Night work. ART
STEINER, 500 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
Ii. 3-4481. 70
TAILOR, part time or full time: good
pay. Apply NEW WAY TAILORS,
9l9 H st. ne, Ii. S-4703. -5
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TYPIST

For permanent full-time tipping.
White. 6-day, 40-hF. week. sick and
vacation leave plan. Quarterly cash
bonuses plus profit sharing plan.
Advancement.
HO. 2-2476
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MlscELLANEoUs toR SALE

PORTABLE LIGHT PLANTS t2);
automatic starting: 10 AC. $50
watts. WA. 7.l649. -S
PUMP, drainage, johnson, 8 It., self
printing: $50 gal. per minute. S75:
hydraulic lift truck. q platforms.
Door canvas. s ali fEi stinss eomplst:
and good, $50; watchman's clock,
Detex. with 10 station boxes and
MARINE SUPPLIES. $50 Maine
. 5S' i:rj IS: Hors.' like new: $50.
RANGES. electric; closing out en-
REFUSED. General Electric. Phiico,
Grosley. Universal, others. DIS
REco 81 a:s AR aaesq Revere. Am.
pro, Wilcox-Gay, Magnamite (bat-
tery portable); demonstrators. UP to
4Oes discount. New tape, 4Oes dis
count. FIDELITY SOUND CO,
l4S9 I st. NV. AID. 4-6224.
k rs 5000 Webster, weeks
gId' SiaS; Owner going in service.
RECOVERY UNIT, solver, saver. sac
rifce; also mod. shoeshine stand.
s SP Phi sGif2Rl2r crosl.y shelv.5or.
ga Gu: #, small freezer compsrt.
me msntt Ike new. $I25. Of. .-42a2.
khn ous.' nsarYg westins-
REFRiGERATORS, used lsre. assort.
year ssarant tS VI Fine G pasme nltn
,EERREEPIERICKS, 3905 I4th st. NV.
pSRS. Ess ~ s1f SECS On n
2237 Ga ave NE OkSRR
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
MANAGER WANTED

MANAGER HOUsEKEEPER. white,
for small guesthouse. Salary $50.
Refs; d Lges Ink. rm' aVaA. sou
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aIANOe-Baldwin Acrosonic Gpinel
and console models. Designed. built
and guaranteed b. Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Ful-B1oW action. wide variety case
oi EXcLu 81 Ut an HUGO woRcH
92S g 81 EW,a
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COUNTERGIRL (WHITEJ
Permanent work for dependable girl.
No Sundays. Good salary to start.
Best working conditions. Phone or
INQUIRE MARYLAND SANDWICH
SHOP, College Park, Md; UN! A.
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PAINTING-CUSTOM

BIZ any average room. Free estimates
Immed. serv. THOMAS. KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Union Payoffs Charged
To Stevedoring Official
BY the Assoeioted Press

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Mar. T.
Capt. Douglas Yates, an officer of
one of the biggest stevedoring
firms in the Nation, was charged
today with paying out $16,400
to assure labor peace on the Ho-
boken docks. Three longshore
union leaders were accused of
accepting the money.
In testimony made public last
fall by the New York State Crime
Commission. Capt. Yates, vice
president of the Jarka Stevedor-
ing Corp, mentioned payments
to such water front figures as
Edward Florio, organizer for the
AFL International Longshore-
mems Association; Gene Samp-
son, Manhattan union business
agent, and Barney Brown, New
Jersey docker.
Florio, John Moody. delegate
Of Local 306, lila, Hoboken, and
Anthony Aurigemma, delegate
of Local 1893, Hoboken, were
named in today's complaint
along with Capt. Yates.
Capt. Yates was brought before
United States Commissioner M
Lester Lynch in Jersey City this
afternoon and released in Gus
tody of his lawyer until Monday
when bail is to be argued.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
400 Hear Specialists Discuss
Theropy in Muscular Distrophy

discovered. Her fatty muscles
had given the appearance of ex-
cellent physical development.
DR.. Mihlerat said the disease
evidently was inherited and one
which seems, so far, to be re-
lated to a vitamin deficiency.
DR.. Arthur S. Abramson,
chief of the PHYSICAL Medicine
and Rehabilitation Service of
the Veterans Administration
Hospital in the Bronx, N. Y.
spoke of techniques employed in
physical therapy with muscular
dystrophy patients. He said
through the application of
braces and splints and other &C
cepted methods of physical
therapy most Of the patients, at
least. did not get worse.
DR.. Abramson emphasized it is
only with the whole-hearted CO.
operation of patients and their
parents that some progress can
be made in teaching good mus
Evening star., 1953-03-08

Eighteenth street NV. Mr.. ''x"
told police about it.
Police promptly arrested Mr..
McNally and charged him with
reckless driving and leaving after
colliding.
Tomorrow morning Mr.. Nc
Nally will appear at the United
States Attorneys Office where it
will be decided whether he will
be charged with assault and de-
stroying movable property.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Angry Driver Should Have Quit
Before Subordinate Saw Him

drove away. Pvt. Hewgill said
Mr.. McNally began playing
bumper tag" down Sixteenth
street. When Mr.. Eichlin stopped
for a red light at Sixteenth and
L streets he banged into the
Eichlin car, pushing it into a
taxicab driven by Frank j. Di
francesca, AZ, of 1877 Independ-
ence avenue Sc. police said.
This is how Pvt. Hewgill gath
cred it from witnesses:
Mr.. DiFrancesco jumped from
his cab and ran back toward Mr..
McNally who promptly swung at
him.
Mr.. Di Francesca swung back
and connected with Mr.. Nc
Nally's chin. It happened again.
Mr.. McNally then returned to
his car and drove away.
At that point a mystery car
police won't say who the driver
is because he is a subordinate of
Mr.. McNally-trailed him to BIS
Evening star., 1953-03-08

Three drivers-an angry man,
a peaceful man and a redoubt-
able cab driver-had it out last
night in a sQuabble, involving
firstS, tenders and feet.
It started at Sixteenth and U
streets NV. when Benjamin J..
McNally, so, of 1886 Sixteenth
street NV, repeatedly was
blocked by a car driven by Edgar
B. Eichlin, "a, of 3511 Thirteenth
street NV. a clerk at the Bu-
reau Of National Affairs. Mr..
McNally is a Veterans Admins
tration supervisor.
So Mr.. McNally, according to
police, pulled out around Mr..
Eichlin's car and forced him to
a stop.
Then, Accident Investigation
Unit Pvt. Paul j. Hewgill, de-
clared Mr.. McNally got out and
began kicking the side of Mr..
Eichlin'S vehicle. He also bent
MIR. Eichlin's radio antenna.
Mr.. Eichlin, a peaceful man,
Evening star., 1953-03-08

Rising interest in muscular
dystrophy, a strange crippling
disease, brought out 400 persons
to meeting of medical, physical
therapy and vocational rehabili-
tation representatives here yes
terday.
The session, held at the Dis
trict Medical Society Building.
1718 M street NV, was staged
by the area chapters of the Amer
lean Physical Therapy Associa-
ton and the Washington unit
Of the Muscular Dystrophy As
Sociation.
DR.. Ade T. Mihlorat, chairman
of the advisory board Of the ma
tional muscular dystrophy group,
spoke on some of the character
istics of the disease.
He said muscular dystrophy
slowly turns muscles into fat. He
described one patient, a child of
8, who had won a health baby"
contest before the disease was
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Admiral Fox Honored
On 40 Years in Navy

Vice Admiral Charles w. Fox.
only man to attain that rank
without attending Annapolis, was
honored Friday on the 40th an
niversary of his first enlistment.
Among the guests, which in
cluded high-ranking Defense De-
partment officials and congress
Sional figures, were three men
who saw the admiral off when
he left Camden Station in Balti-