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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL--AIso 391 courses in
business. industrial and engineering.
Earn your diploma ut home In spare
time. ICs. Phone Me $500
ARLINGTON DRIVING SCHOOL --
Courteous. experienced Instructors.
Free. pickup and return in nearby
Virginia. IA. 5-9197. 80
LEARN SHORTHAND in 80 days, 100
Wpm, guaranteed course. free typing.
Afro BODY CRAFTSMEN % in de-
mand. Check high pay in daily want
ads. Learn Welding, metal work,
spray painting. ETC., in spare time,
FREE book explains proven training
plan UTILITIES AUTO-CRAFTS
TRAINING. Box 33-V. Star. --26
PROOF-37 years exper.-Thousands
trained and placed as secretaries,
typists, bookkeepers. accountants. at
TOP salaries. STOP worrying, start
making more money today. Inquire
Ma. S-2340, BOYD SCHOOL, cor
q and 18th lover ZIotnick'sl.
COLORED--Typing, shorthand, ewes.
$12 mo. Fine school 49th year.
1920 K st. NV. Ma. $3.50.
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YOUNG LADY

YOUNG LADY
For once Of fine furniture store
experienced In detail work; goo,
salary and working conditions; com
pany benefits. Apply to Mr., Rot,
BURGH FURNITURE CO., 0O0 j
YOUNG WOMEN, 1926
II you would like to earn $3.50 mo
working in Florida this winter. SCI
MRS MIS-. GREENFIELD. Roosevelt
to 4 pm. Do not phone. 2Ss
HOUSEWIVES-Full or part time
your corlv.. chance for advancement
attrac. earnings, compl. instr. anC
guidance on successful prog. AID
HELP INCREASE family income; ful
or .part-time work. No investment
and no canvassing. BETTER
BRUSHES Box 2B1-Y, Star. 20
ESTABLISHED FOOD BROKER
Needs DEMONSTRATORS s week
Good OFFICE WORKER. Must be
competent typist. knowledge oi
shorthand helpful: increase every 3
mo-. depending on ability: age M
hindrance; full or part time. Phone
HO. '2-6300, 8 to 5 pm. weekdays
or 10 to IL am. Sun. for interview
Evening star., 1953-01-26

CAMERA--New. Leica 3F-F2, S en-.
lens, fash, light meter. cable. man.
ual;. $500. AP. 7-6056 after Pm.
WeeKQayS. ~
CASH REGfSTER-Ideai for service
station; best condition; reasonable.
CASSANDRA RESTAURANT. 600 9Th
CEMETERY isi R;MEsY SITES ts,. Fort Lincoln
Cemetery, across from Acacia Knoll.
Great reduction. VIII sell separately.
Call UN. 4-1162. Sat. and Sun.
ewes. after pm --26
CHAIR-Beautiful liv. rnn., used !
month; sacrifice for S4S. EN-.
2-1030, $3.50 am. to 1880 pm:
CHANDELIER. crystal. 1ooqs Ina.
savings. WASHINGTON ART GAL
chEsT hhEEs1Es oF 7fa phaWRrs: ,stR s. ANTIQUE. anti Fed
tion, $65. 300 janneys lane. TE.
CHEST SET. ivory carved; valued as
coal. woOD RANGES. oil ranges.
ACNE STOVE. i01l 7th, Ma. 5000.
CENTRAL. 2oIs i4th st. NV. HU:
C0NsTTRIUCTToN SHED, approx, sS1e
IT,. for sale cheap. Weaver g.. and
Cathedral ave. NV. EN-. 3-g79o'
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MIScELLANEoUs FOR SALE

ADDING AfACHTNE-BurrouK dest
model. $50. AL condition. Rentals
Sgs' TRM T9PEwRrfER S71sS SR ~ @essa co.. h 81
18th 81. NV. HU 3-612l.
ADDING MACHINES, calcuiatOrp
Comptometers. Rentals from 97. .bC
per mo, and I'D First 3 mos. rental
deductable from purchase price
CENIRAL TYPEWRITER q ADDING
MACHINE CO.. 2O19 14th Ct. NV.
RSRaRssSstoaRAPH. Model 27oo, cleo.
tB plates1. in daily use. $3.50.
CENTRAL. 2Ol0 14th st. NV. HU.
ALUMINIUM combination storm and
screen doors; $49.95 incl. hardware,
Cali RA. 6-4995 or KE. 7-O62O
ANTIQUES-Pr. attractive love seats,
pr. banquet tables; also Duncan
Phyfe table. etc. K1. S-46S4. --2S
ANTIQUESBell Kinds, 9Th st. store.
has gone to the Shoreham Hotel
ANTIQUE Show. Get your courtesy
tickets af our 412 =. Capitol st.
store and come out too. Ii. 4-966S.
Evening star., 1953-01-26
TELLE]

TYPIST-Editorial assistant; 5-day
wk.. $500 mo. to start. Box 445-L.
Star. --26
TYPIST-High school graduate, ex-
perience not required If tipping Is
good quality; 5-da. wk, $50 to
4:45. pleasant working cond., vaca-
ton with pay, group hosp. ins. avail;
nationally known casualty ins. CO.
AETNA CASUALTY & SURETY CO.,
NE. S-3730. Call Mr.. Haag for
TYPIsT. exper. willing to learn
office. work alternating sat. morn
ing. 1925 mo. Apply 1854 Gath
st. NV. or phone RE. 7-0S17.
TYPIsTS-Part time, 9-3, Mon.
throughout Friday, with children s
canning Org; $1.30 per hr. DU.
TYPisT: part time; If you type 40
search historian Saturdays and
spare time at small remuneration,
write fully about self. stating sal
ary desired, to Box SIX, star. Will
consider high school student. 81"
TYPIST-with some knowledge of
bookkeeping. See Miss Jone, KIT
MUSIC CO., 1880 G st. NV. -27
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PART TIME

Clean M those Christmas bills now,
ambitious women. white. by. using
only 2 hrs. 3 evenings 3 week. You
can add bet. S36-S05 to your .wkly.
income By displaying costume Jewel.
~. No. canyassing. no exp. send
phone no. 20 BOX 4e6-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1953-01-26
HELP-WQMEN

PART TINE. any lady can earn I'D
to $27 wkly. with Maisonette. cail
Evening star., 1953-01-26
SITUATIONS MEN

ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, part
time, with busy archfteet or an
gineer. Reply Box 206 2, star. l.
ASSISIANT to. business executive; !;
EXP, EXP: N rept: Ice. nationwide COM
ORGANIZATIONS. handling CORES s.iTSi ana
seoonatracts; College grad. Write BOX
BAKER, pastry. long experience, GOOD
sssS. sssssG[as0r; go any where Box q. AK,
B0OkKEEPER. jr. acct, knowlS. typ-
ing; good worker. LU. 2-sbSS. @Se
BOOkKEEPER. thorough knowledTe
OF double entry bookkeeping; ca
Panle q assuming full responsibility.
CHEF, experienced in American and
EEu55opsan E5op food; top references. ia.
CHEF. 1st class, 2o-yrs. experience, len
planning. food control. Would
b9sidsi sbls kns w0stiaE s5a56P partnership Ay: age
MAN; colored, wants job as porter
Phonsp p dspt il Ist9are; a$adT DRUGSTORE or grocery
COLORED MAN desires truck driving
1oo or truck helper. District 7-3313.
MAN. "a T.. colorea. D, G. drivers perm permit,
EoE EsosuEdays; Ea s bakers helper. porter.
MAN with .paneled truck desires
qqSIIiyery er light hauling. part time.
MAN, colored. wants part-time work,
dislh1washer, etc; hrs. $50 pm.
MAN, colored, wants part-time job
as porter or porter -driver; bet. $40
MECHANfCAL ENGiNEER, s yrs ex-
perience., desires part-time work
Evening star., 1953-01-26

STENOGRAPHER - Immediate OPEN
ing for exper. stenographer undel
30 yrs. of age, for o scientific re.
search organization.
7A hr day. 5-day week, "a
days annual leave, 15 days
sick leave.
For Interview call Elk. $500. Ext
Evening star., 1953-01-26
FLEXIBIE HOURS

Woman who needs S35-$75 per Wk., IN
pleasant and dignified work locally
No canvassing. deliveries or collect.
ing. Car necessary. For personal
8 and IL noon. Ask for MRS
8OYCE. ~
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Arlington and Alexandra
DANCE INSTRUCTORS

Arthur Murray needs four t4) at
tractive young women. 21 TO %.
time positions as teachers in our
Arlington and Alexandria studios. A
complete training course given at nc
charge. $40 to 1890 pm. Apply
in person to Mr.. Cummins, ARTHUR
MURRAY STUDIOS. I106 Conn
Evening star., 1953-01-26
Reply
Box 259-Y, Star.

HOUsEKEEPER-C COMPANION. white
charge Of home. EN-. 2-69OS. 26s
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HOME ECONOMIST

Experienced In laundry
equipment demonstration
National appliance manu-
facturer offers permanent
position with paid vacation,
sick benefits. Must be able
to travel Maryland and Vir-
ginia. Salary and expenses
Reply
Box 259-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1953-01-26
MOTOR TRAVEL

GOVT. GIRL, 30, desires 8 passen-
gers, share expenses, 16-day Mexico
vacation; leaving Feb. 20. Id. 3
RTDEHs WANTED f2l. No drivers,
% %sAaTe expenses 81 fo w Mani: n. Lssvins Sd.,s.
after g pm. xgA. e-6264. Mr..
01CkLER.
Evening star., 1953-01-26

SODA GIRLS. no sun, daytime only.
SERVICE PHARM., 18th and Eye
sTEENobGiSRAPHER. part or full Tin time:
perm. Apply I'd A., 1922 Eye st.
sTENoGRApHER, must be accurate mgt
and neat: pleasant and congenial
working cond.; 5-day wk.; salary,
$3.50 per mo-: well established Sc
real estate Office. Box 43s-Y. Star.
STENOGRAPHER, under 35; attrac.
opening, small industrial organiza-
ton: good shorthand and tipping es-
Sential; interesting permanent posi-
ton with future. Call MIR. WALKER.
III PEN5dRaFHER, N5o9saq; not over 40 0s5 Yrs.
OF age. S3,175 a yr; to start. Per:
annual and sick leave privileges.
Interesting work for motion picture
concern. Dictation 90 w.p.m. Phone
Ii. $1,000. Ext. 6-3323. go
knowledge Of shorthand. General
office, routine. Permanent position.
Ep1d EEsellent et,pbT fStvre " ~ BEACON saeN ELEc-
sTENoGRAPHiiEREs7k hr. g. day
wk.. vacation and sick leave; pleas
ant working conditions in downtown
insurance office. MIR. PETERSON
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of d. c..
sTENoGRAaPHER. for real estate Of
fice; experience not necessary 81
day week. Apply BOSS g. PHELPS.
sTENoGRApHERLnax 1TSi !Rl1 Ii (. law on,ces; hrs.
9-5; Every Bird Sat. Call Mon. ME.
Evening star., 1953-01-26

PAPERING and painting. Get my est.
on 5-rm. and hall house; white mech.
Gentle; own work. HU. 3-9374.
PAPERHANGING. painting and pias-
sbIa ssbTIing; Ir,eeI ,SoinE ny cER oS york; reeson
PAPERING. painting; floors sanded
ssnd ov vTefinished: needs work. Elk
PAPPEERRiiNG, PAINTING, 20 yea years
exper.; AL work; personal service
Sataissddaactton guar; any time. Ia
PAPERiNG AND PAINT1NG-ssffis.
Mr.. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-97O3.
PAPERHANGING done at once, $40
uh;ts Tm up; 90 own york; dgIsaranteed,
PAPERING AND Pa PAiiiSSTEiHNG. iiSTEH work
that will satisfy you: prompt service
Call ANTHONY, RA. 3-3OS4. -27
PAPERING.. PAINTING-Get my est.
on ON, orrIa; ,La hoYse; y; mech; gentle;
PLASTERING. carpentry, cement
wtrprfing.. roof rep; skilled white
mechs.; prompt serv. CO. 5-43S9.
PLAsTERING and general repairing;
enee. Sak fp911ra7.eeSs p1. 7tesos rs yrs gs exggssri'
PLAsTERINGs patchwork speciality,
BY white mechanic; good work. reas.
PL2sTERiNaGci. 22sTSfaci new or old. repair EIs Work
done; imm. serv.; work guar; est.
iree; white mechs. ia. 9-O2OS. -2S
PLASTERING,, patch plaster, painting
ms.nan1c n1s, and bath z sTss ssTpseeialty; coloored
PLAsTERlNG REPAIRS-Old and new
mecS. msFk large Is.. and I'd small small Jobs: white
PLUMBING AND HEATING, no Job
too small; reasonable rates; per-
PLUMBING AND HEATING, no lob
too small; 24-hr. service, reasonable
prMices. EIM Bee; in D. c. and Maryland.
ROOF LEAK? walls or cellar Weta
Cutters, bad? For guaranteed work.
S2e7s. s as'eV w4DbEfL's 8I 70 ROOF im sERV: v
ROOFING. all types; cutters. spouts,
1ieIat THoMAs. WA. 1ao 7-7s5a.s 7sa55aas'ns' A. D.
STONE AND FLAGSTONE WORK, re-
tanning walls, patios. steps, walks,
etc. also cement work Of all kinds.
Call JERRY. LU. 1-4756. 80
STONE AND FLAGSTONE WORK,
retaining walls. patioe. steps, walks
rfffEv5IssEF5SNy ffHE v5sESy sEhyKcESNsSs. LH K4Sss ,ncSs9n,
SS syss fas5 sss od oH Tl sus s.7asss assgsaran.esd
nv SERVICE. day or night. guaran-
teed for 30 days. $3.50. 10. 3-620D
SEWING MACHiNE-We repair and
electr1ty all makes. models. reas.
prices. All work guar. Free esti-
mates. call UN. 4-7300. --2S
Evening star., 1953-01-26

BUY NOW, OUR STOCKS ARE COM
USED MATERIALS IN OUR YARD,
Well seasoned. used .1x6 and lx0
sheating. free Of nails. 8 cents Ga.
Random width long leaf pine floor:
excel: cond.; 10 cents So. It. Used
cents bd. It. This is in excellent
condition. thoroughly seasoned.
Just received carload SIX-PANEE
COLONIAL DOORS at less than
wholesale prices, metal doors. All
Millions Of good hard brick. Let as
quote q price delivered to your Job.
Glidden paints. spred satin. enamel.
etc.
dows. Let us figure your require.
ABcD CORP, 1881 Jefferson Davis
hwy, Arlington. Va. OF. 4-s75B.
Evening star., 1953-01-26

WOMEN-Elderly, white or coIored :
excellent earnings; sell ladies nylon
hosiery and mems dress shirts, etc,
time. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
WOMAN OF HIGH SCHOOL educa-
ton. initiative and sound Judgment,
TER r. bSs ststs ss29 22g9slissiOn' ssss in FRS. e'
WOMEN for Party Plan Lingerie
Shows; also dealers; part or full
time; comm. from $40 to 500
weekly; must have car. We will train
you. Write Box 204-Y. Star. I'D
LADIES, 25-65. earn your Easter out
nt; average S25. wkly. or more;
choose your own hours: day or eve.
y NsS; aS TSur'D. h%' e. So1, 7fo Sis Sis6
YOUNG LADY for coat room -SS Con-
session; cYsN IN, Apply after 3 pm; OLD
YOUNG LADY. white, for general IL Of.
nee work; no experience necessary:
shorthand helpful but not essential.
Phone Ma; S-95S9. MR.. BUR-
YONG YpSlii Lady. amiea neat. p'pd; pleasing Der.
asst. to general manager Of chain Of
hotels and clubs; must be unincum-
bered; good, salary. plus meals and
room; tnclose recent snapshot
Write Box 402-Y. Star. .-27
YOUNG LADY to operate Remington.
Rand bookkeeping machine; must
5-day week. Apply BOSS e. PHELPS,
INC. 1417 X st. n %
Evening star., 1953-01-26

BAR-l3Ox24x49-inch, containing
pcrcelain sink snd drain. polished
BnaRstP niRns s1P 4O O:cassor,ss, ~ s-SsaSd ad $3.50
rife. ia. 7-6714. -27
Evening star., 1953-01-26
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment, odd Jobs, yard work,
wall washing. carpentry, house,
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY,
Aarbor Lights Corp, ME. S-4532.
RESEARCHER, experienced: literary,
factual. y. s. and foreign patents
or take charge of research library:
svailable part time, 6-1O pm. Box
STATISTICAL CRAFTSMEN t2l de-
ture. Over 10 yrs. exEer. in both
Govt. and private industry. All
phase Of drafting covered. Minimum
acceptable salary. $500. LO.
JOB as bus boy. porter, kit. helper.
ReIsrences. Call after 8 pm. Ho.
Evening star., 1953-01-26
ANTIQUES

@A4N > ~ - 1lHU
Do not sell your Valuable antique
china, glass, furniture, etc., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraieals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
tn. 2-2727 RA. 3-76Os
Evening star., 1953-01-26

PANTER-Inside and outside paint
ing; reas. prices, free estimates
work guar. WADE. ME. $685.. 27S
PAINTING, interior and exterior, BY
able white men Best work for less
Free estimates; II, 7-5966. -26
cial and residential; satisfactory for
20 yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA.
PAINTiNG-1st-class white mechanic
eogTsra4nsssSi 81. 4asSsa Call MR. W1LKERssooN
PAINTING AND DECORATING. col.
oring your home. interior and ex-
terror; wallpaper removing; nc
drinking; honest work. AID. 4-6325.
PAINTING Fine work at sensible
prices. will gladly make o personal
call and FURNISHES you with free
estimates and advice. Ia. 9-4040.
PAINTING. PAPERING-For reason
able estimates, call JU. 9-4771. -4
PAINTING. PAPERING. kitchen and
bathroom remodeling; hoor and wall
tile hot-Water heater. RA. $500.
PAINTING-SPECIAL
SIS any. average room. Free esti-
mates. Immediate serv. KE. S-4660.
Evening star., 1953-01-26
HELP-WoMEN
STENOGRAPHER. full or part time.
Call ia. 6-9197 OK ia. 2-s373. --26
STENOGRAPHER
PROMOTION DEPT.

Alert. young woman. 21-3b yrs. o,
age. neat in appearance. good typist
Rusty shorthand acceptable, Perma.
nent position in an interesting anc
diversified phase of the newspaper
business: hrs, 8:30-5. Mon. Fri
weekdays. S:3O-5 and sat, 81
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1953-04-30
4 One-Minute Test of You
NeDS knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
BY Tom Henry

1. FUNDS-Why is the
Smithsonian Institution in
Washington asking Congress
for additional funds of more
than 81 million?
2. LITERATE-What ma
ton has the highest literacy
rate in the world with only
one per cent of its popula-
ton unable to read and
write?
8. WELCOME-When the
allied sick and wounded ar
rived at Panmunjom, what
meat was on the first dinner
menu?
4. SPORTS-How did a
mining engineer from Japan
figure in recent sports news?
5. QUOTE-Who is our
Secretary of the Treasury
who said: There is no rea-
son to fear peace. We are
not headed for depression?
Answers:
1. More room is needed
| for all the exhibits that are
collected by the nations
most popular museum. 2.
Finland. 3. Steak. 4. Keizo
Yamada ran the fastest
marathon on record in the
Boston Mile-2:18:51. 5.
George M. Humphrey.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in
THIS WEEK Magazine with
The Star.
Evening star., 1953-04-30

South West North East
INT Pass 3NT All pass
The club suit arrangement in
this deal comes along quite fire.
quently-four to the ace-ten op-
posite four to the jack.
Mr.. Dale led the jack of hearts
against the three no-trump con-
tract and Mr.. Abel won with the
king in dummy. He saw that he
had two quick winners in spades,
three in hearts and two in dia-
monds-a total of seven outside
the club suit. He needed to de-
Velop two tricks in clubs. How
would you go about it?
Mr.. Abel led a small club at
trick two and finessed the 10
spot. This lost to the lone king
and now, since Mr.. Masters still
had @ 9 8 over dummy's jack,
there was no chance to win more
than one club.
The correct play in this situa-
ton is to cash the ace first and
then lead a small card toward
the jack. Using this method
here. the ace would have picked
up the king and the jack would
have lost on the next trick to Mr..
Masters queen. However, this
would have set up Mr.. Abe'S 10
as winner and he would have
made his contract.
The play would have been just
as successful if the defenders
club holdings had been reversed
In that case, Mr.. Masters would
have had the lone king and il
would have fallen under the ace
A following lead toward dummy's
jack would have made sure o1
one more winner.
When one defender has a low
singleton and the other has foul
cards. including king and queen
the ace first is still the right
play. You will simply win the
first and fourth tricks in the
suit instead of the first and thirc
or the first and second.
In fact, you can take two clut
tricks by this play even agains
all five clubs in either opponent
hand. Try it.
(Copyrlght, 1853, General Features Corp
Evening star., 1953-04-30
Word Come
Find "a or more words in
n L ID " G n q

Find "a or more words in
X f r Y S T / C
meaning, study of homiletics. >
Average is 30; time limit 25 min
uteS.
Rules of the game-1. Words must be o.
four or more letters. >. WORDS whic',
acquire four letters by the addition of
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. g. Only one form of a word is used
4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to OCTATEUCH.
oath, octet. ouch, catch, cache, catechu
chat, cheat, chute, coat. couch, coacn
cote, tact. taut. teach, that. thou. touch
tout, ache, each, echo. etch, hate, heat
Evening star., 1953-04-30
Contract Bridqe

by EoSIey biockWood
There are a few exotic" types
of safety plays which come up so
seldom that it is hardly practical
to learn about them. These are
greatly outnumbered by the COM
mon garden variety of safety
play such as the one illustrated
in Loday's hand.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
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AA842
2K82
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WEST EAST
(Mr. Dale) (Mr. MasterS)
AJ93 AQ1075
VJ1O943 265
1QJ75 1884
Ak %Q987'
SOUTH
CMr. AbeD
AK6
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Evening star., 1953-08-31

Weds. Thurs. Sept. 2-3. In Per-
MAN and THE COUNTRY BOYS,
Direct From Old Dominion Barn
Dance. See the nations top radio
and recording artist with his big
stage show. On the Giant Screen,
DARK COMMAND" with JOHN
WAYNE. BRANCH brings you the
BIG attractions!
Evening star., 1953-08-31
Civil Service League
Says Tax Unit Nears
Real Merit System

The National Civil Service
League says the Internal Reve-
nue. Service is well on its way to
the first real merit system in its
history.
The non-partisan league said
last night the reorganization
now being carried out by Inter-
nal Revenue Commissioner T.
Coleman Andrews promises to
eliminatee all trace of the con-
ditions that led to the scandals
Of the last few years.
The league said the previous
reorganization by the Truman
administration-in the wake of
the tax Scandals-"had fallen
far short of its detectives"
Will Open Competition.
The league said the reor-
ganization plans of Mr.. Andrews
will mean appointments to high
tax jobs will be made only on
the basis of open competitive
examinations. This kind of
testing will give qualified ap-
plicants from outside Internal
Revenue a fair chance to COM
pete with present agency en-
ployes for the jobs, the league
noted.
Also, the league praised Mr..
Andrews for his announcement
that the agency's career service
will be improved to the point
where top-level posts can be
filled by promotion from within
the service.
These moves, the league said,
can correct shortcomings of the
Truman tax reorganization pro-
gram if the leagues six-point
merit system blueprint is ad-
hered to.
Offers Six Point Plan.
The league proposed:
/. A thorough review and
analysis of each job to be filled,
with clear minimum require
mentS.
2. An extensive recruiting pro-
gram for applicants, using all
media.
3. Keeping bureau salaries on
a par with private industry.
4. Extensive written and oral
exams to measure applicants
aptitude for public administra-
Evening star., 1953-08-31
Woman Critically Hurt
In TWO-StorY PLUNGE

A 78-year-old woman who at
tempted to end her life by leap
ing from a second-f floor bedroom
window of her home in the 300
block Chestnut street NE. re-
NAMED in critical condition
today in District General Hos
pital.
Police reported the elderly
woman, Mrs. Anna Nutick, had
cut screen in the window
yesterday and plunged nearly 20
feet into flower bed below. She
also left a note on a dresser.
She was found. police said. by
her son, Navy Chief Musician
Charles S. Nutick, with whom
she lives. He said he was now
ing the lawn when he heard a
moan. He investigated, he told
police, and found his mother
on the ground.
Mrs. Nutick suffered frac-
lures of both legs, a broken
arm and possible internal
injuries.
Evening star., 1953-08-31
EMMY. LOU

ton, personnel management. ETC.,
as we'll as technical knowledge
about taxation.
5. Training programs for ca
reer employees and clear-cut line
of career advancement.
6. Re-examination of records
and abilities of old-line tax en-
ployes.
The league said the Truman
reorganization plan was ineffec-
tive because little new blood"
was brought into Internal Rev.
enue from outside and the same
kind of appointments were made
without regard to real merit
principles.
Evening star., 1953-08-31
DRIVEN THEATERS
AIRPORT

AIR0ORT Arlington
AAA~ V@A@ OF 4-Sl00
Split SECOND" STEPHEN Nc
NALLY, ALEXIS SMITH, at sos and
lilo; Plus count THE HOURS"
TERESA WRIGHT, at 9:45. Cartoon.
Located in Arlington on U. s. Route
l.. Just over the 14th st. Bridge. Five
minutes from downtown. Kids free
RRAMcH Branch Ave. Sc. Route s.
~sSAA 6K2 Miles So. Of D. c. Line
10. S-S9SS. The Family Theater.
Free Playground, Kids Free.
Tonight and Tues. This is the wonder
show you will long remember Branch
brought you the 1st drive-in 3-dimen-
sion, now Branch brings you 3-D hits
at regular prices. MGM's big 81
dimension Western Thriller. ARENA"
TON in EXCUSE MY DUST" at
500. All This. on the the. GIANT
BID SCREEN! Adults, soc: inc. tax.
Children free. All viewers. 1Oc ea.
starts Fri. SCARED STIFF"
Evening star., 1953-08-31
Girl, 7, Is Heroine,
Saves Fathers Life
RY the Assoeiatad Pra,,


DETROIT, Aug. 31.-Seven-
year-old Annette Kuzdal can't
swim but still she splashed into
the Detroit River yesterday and
saved the life of her father, Peter
KuZdal, 48.
Annette was sitting on the
bench when Mr.. Kuzdal suffered
heart attack and fell face down
in shallow water. She yelled
when she saw him floating and
waded into the water.
She reached her father and
held his head above water for
five minutes until two policemen
heard her shouts.
Evening star., 1953-08-31

With 0nf-enzyne WD-o, Ipana now has
q new minty flavor, new foam;ng and
cleaning power. And there is no increase
In price. Tests with thousands of men,
women and children have convinced us
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tooth paste.
That's why we'll pay you 25s to try
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for yourself what it can do for you and
your family.
Evening star., 1953-08-31


The epzvmes you have been hearing
,,,ch are formed by bacteria
sound in everyone's mouth. -..
when bacteria act on the food you
-. heir enzymes speed up production
So IS n,o,,tb acids. This causes tooth As'N''
Engines also help produce unpleasant
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