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Evening star., 1953-02-07
CASHIER

CHECKER for super market. Little
exper. necessary. Good pay. Fine
WORKING conditions. FOODTOWN
sWpEf sTe kensnstoE MAEkET md 5os9s 8 7sSE LiPsSIn
CHOCOLATE DIFFERS, candy; exper.
Perm. year-around work. 1873 In
dependence ave. s.e., opp. Library.
CLERICAL AND GENERAL OFFICE;
35-hr. week. Good Startling salary
Interesting work. Box 1881, Star.
CLERK, white, not over So; fling
mise. ONCE work; 5-day. 35-hr, wk.;
SfU per Wk. to start. Box 429-Y.
CLERK. for work in drug and cos
metic departments; must be expert
enced; pleasant working Conditions.
Apply SCHWARTZ PHARMACY,
100 Conn. ave. -13
CLERK, for pricing and listing laun-
dry tickets. Must be good at fig-
ures, adding machine experience
permanent Job need apply. $50
cLERkS K FOR SieH DRUGSTORE, no night
Or sunday work, $40 week. ROCK
CREEK DRUG. 5000 Grubb rd.,
Silver Spring, Md. JU. 9-1327. Id
CLERK-TYPIST for insurance ONCE.
5,day wk., perm. position. $45 per
W; to o. start. Apply SOB Victor Bldg,
CLERK IIa s'h TYP1sT. y h;T young lady vi With
pleasing telephone voice, 5h-day wk.
500 Apply MANAGERS ONCE, SHORE
HAM HOTEL. $500 Calvert st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, 5-day wek: excellent
opportunity to advance with large
real estate and mortgage loan firm.
Lie. disqualification, surgical inSur-
WEAVER BROS. INC. Wash Bldg,
nStt. nSth 81. fad 7NNss9So. y q ave. Call Mr.. al
CLERK-TYPIsT, exper. in general
office work. Hours, to 8; 5-day
week; $50 wk. to start. Box 46-Z,
CIERK-TYPIsT, white, age 1928,
Christian; 5-day week, excellent
ssSTkisH0Ea sSST s0a% conditions stsT and salary Reply
CLERK-TYPIST-Knowledge of short.
hand. Call MA. S-51S5 bet. 8 and
CIERK-TYPIsT. for a Jewish welfare
agency; 5-day week; good working
conditions; S2,657 to S2.918 per w:
g0od typing ability required. Box
CLLkkhSTYP1sr ish ef7fi with little exper,. ws
,,'kes to work with figures; hospital
ization Dement'S, paid vacation. Ap-
ply or call THE HOOVER CO, 1865
Rhode Island ave. ne. DU. 7-4677.
CLERK -TYPIST, in Clarendon: excel
lent opportunity for. advancement
for person willing to learn; 51z z-day
week. Write Box 25-Y. Star. IS
lCLERK-TYPIST - Thirty -five-hour
week to, 5; vacation, sick pay
plan, good working conditions;
start SOL per wk.; maximum, S31
per wk. in 6 mos. Call NO. 7-4404,
MR.. PETERSON for appointment.
CLERK only exper. need ap-
ply. to work in auto parts wholesale
hrm;. pleasant SURROUNDINGS, good
working cond.; s1a-day wk.. good
pay hosp. ins; benefits. ,Apply, to
AUTO PARTS. 1880 P st. NV. DE.
2-2003. s
CLERK-TYPIST, conscientious work
er. for accounting dept. Of whole
sale electrical supply firm; new
building; pleasant working condi-
tionS; 5-day wk. Phone JU. S-S94S.
IS
Evening star., 1953-02-07
ATTENTION SALESMEN

ATTENTION statesmen
One of the largest organizations of
its kind has opened a branch ONCE
in Washington and we need several
sales people to work in Washington,
Silver Spring. Alex, Falls Church,
Annapolis and adjoining towns;
$4,000 to $4,000 per year If you
can sell: sales experience not re-
quired. We give thorough training;
4 of the best qualified will be ap-
pointed as sales managers. Those
interested in having a nice income
for their loved ones to enjoy, may
apply 6 to 8 pm. 93O F st. NV,
Suite 307 for interview. %
Evening star., 1953-02-07
MANAGER WANTED
RECEPTIONIST-CLERK

White. age 21 to 35, attractive, neat
appearance. Dependable and pune
tual, for night work. Must be good
typist. 40-hr. wk.. good working
conds., vacation benefits. Perm.
position. Apply in person, 8 am. to
4 pm, OFFICERS CLUB. Bldg. 101,
Y. s. Naval Gun Factory, 11th and
N sts. Sc. IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For doctors of1ce, some nursing or
laboratory training desirable. Box
423-Z. Star. -13
SALAD WOMAN (white), exper. This
is an excellent position for one who
wishes to live in. Call stewards
ONCE, Lo. 5-O799. .-7
SALESGIRL-No experience neces.
sary; must be neat. alert. friendly:
5a-day wk.; closed Mondays; 81
per hour to start. Apply in person.
SCHUPP'S BAKERY. 5542 Conn.
SALESGIRLS-Regular and part time,
and evening work. Good working
conditions. Paid vacation. Apply
manager H. L. GREEN CO., 1874
H st. me- %
Evening star., 1953-02-07
STORE MANAGER

SWING MAN. for lge. downtown ant.
bldg, ability to operate PIX board.
elevator and stoker required, Sl1O
per mo. E.. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
141S H st. NV. DI. 7-9O57. Is
TAILOR, old-time. white, for altera-
ton and remodeling; retired tailor
preferred For information call JU.
S-S0Sl weekdays 9-5. s
TECHNICAL REOPORTs EDITOR
Research organization needs expert
enced editor to supervise copy edit
ing, copy preparation in production
of technical reports. Military Sc
curity clearance required. Reply in
writing to Box 10y. Star, stating
training, experience and salary re-
quired. IS
TELEPHONE SALESMAN, to sell ad-
yertising in Md. and Va. DU.
TELEVisIoN INSTALLER for special
work. The city's largest master TV
antenna installation company is en-
larging its permanent stan. Limited
knowledge of TV desirable but we
VIII train inexperienced. Need D. C..
drivers permit. Paid vacations and
disqualification. State salary require
ments. Reply Box S2-Y. Star. -9
TIRE REGROOvER; will pay highest
wages. Steady employment. ALL
SERVICE TIRE CO., 1924 Georgia
TREE MEN t3. Thoroughly exp exSer.
year.'round work. Top wages. RIA
6-7979 after 8 pm. la
TRUCK DRIVERS. experienced. must
know city. 30-40 years Of age. start
ing salary $50 per week. Apply In
person, QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM
Evening star., 1953-02-07

when GnstDeTtHo Advertisements
addressed to Star bores. do NOT
tnciose STigindl references, photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
Sondl rdlne. Copies seTpe the pnF-
pose and originals may Get lost
Evening star., 1953-02-07
PERMANENT CAREER

known concern interested
in employing men between ages of
80 and AZ as selling sales managers;
college education or equivalent;
teaching experience desired but not
essential; must pass aptitude test
Give full Information, including
phone, in letter requesting inter-
view. Box 23-Y. Star. %
Evening star., 1953-02-07
HELP-MEN

COUNTERMAN, experienced sand
wich and salad man for Kosher
DELICATEsSEN. shiriey-buke shop
ping center, Alex. XII. S-2895. -S
DAIRYMAN with small family: mod.
quarters; good salary and bonus.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
MAN
MAN WITH CAR

BIZ If, esrpings. frTsaE Good references. Call
MEN, experienced. for repairing au-
tomato and conventional type wash
ing machines. Top salaries paid.
kRPPRdRRHToN kPP!g Il PsFfe@ @ Co. call so4 4BRo1T g
YOUNG MAN. Disabled vet pre-
ferred. For driver and maintenance
work on Laundry ,dry-cleaning ma
YOUNG MAN. is to 81 years. me
chanically inclined, drivers license,
for X-ray division, large corp. No
experience necessary. Apply by
letter to Box 1S-Y, Star. IS
YOUNG MAN, alert high school grad
Hate' interested .t,nI IN Leaning Cs;t,nn seeHri
avail. with estab. securities dealer:
s35 to start. BOX 95-z. Star. -s
YOUNG MAN to learn the plumbing
SppS 4oos sad sheridan &c sTk s n fsSsa
YOUNG o1i MAN for miscellaneous once
LERpERT. ga Eye st; NV: Es.
kssDiRg; zee Rsnd 1sSay sfds week; salary, s. sSS.
YOUNG ii GIN Man SiU to learn to make blue
BER & ROSS STEEL SHOP. 4th
A ans FsEeemHNENr emsaHaN8EiaNF Sts; f;osiT1oN with an
old-established firm. Men, 21-35
yrs, with car, to perform specialized
service work. Non-drinkers, with
good ref See MR.. BYRNE at 1874
Georgia ave. NV. p
PEPSI COLA NEEDS 10 MEN AT
ONCE, must be over 21, married.
Do 90 YOU WANT: SECURITY, GOOD
FUTURE, PAID VACATIONS, HOS
FERTILIZATION PLAN FOR YOU
AND YOUR FAMILY, WINTER AND
SUMMER UNIFORMS?
We train you; no experience neces-
sary. We promise to increase your
earning power. Apply in person for
interview Monday, February 8, 8
am to 3 pm. PEPSI-COLA BOT
THING CO. OF WASHINGTON. 901
7th st. ne. No phone calls, please.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
ASST TO SUPERVISOR

ASST. TO SUPERVISOR
Position open in accts. recble. Of lge.
retail chain; knowledge of book
keeping and accounting machine
helpful; excel. opport. for advance
ment for young man with initiative
and good Judgment: many company
benefits. For immediate interview.
apply Mr.. BAKER, 1907 H st. ne.
AUDIO PUBLIC ADDRESS intercom.
service man. Washington's leading
electronic engineering CO. will en-
ploy at once the right man. Must be
experienced in all phases OF above
work. have D. C. drivers permit.
Permanent employment with paid
vacations and Decentralization. State
salary requirements. Reply Box / ~,
AUTO BODY MEN-Good percentage
pay with plenty of work; men now
in employ net over 500 per wk.
We work a 5-day wk. with paid holi-
days. Benefits include hospitali7a-
tion, life insurance. paid vacation
and cmploye discounts. Come in to
see Mr.. Hurd or Mr.. Mckinley. HILL
AND SANDERS. INC. l114 Vermont
Afro GTrj COMBINATION METAL And
PAINT MAN-Sal. and bonus; 51a-
day wk.: vacation with pay; clean
uniforms supplied; permanent po-
sition: references required. WILL
SON PONTIAC INC, 1925 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Md. IS
Evening star., 1953-02-07

POSITION AVAILABLE
Want man successful in selling field
but disturbed by present limitations;
married, 20 to 45, with car; posi-
tion carries $4,000 to $4,000 first
year with earnings unlimited; life.
time position for man who qualifles.
Give brief history. information con-
fidential. Box 12S-V. Star.
Evening star., 1953-02-07
SHOE SALESMAN

opening for thoroughly
experienced shoe salesman. Perma-
nent position with excellent salary
and commission. Many employe
hAnef1tG
Evening star., 1953-02-07

BOOkkEEPER
insurance dept, excellent working
conditions. complete employe bene-
fts. Box 355-V, Star IS
BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIST-Part.
time employment for woman with
right experience. Hours made to
suit your convenience. Give back
ground and salary expected. Box
white, experienced. Some
evenings. 40-hr. wk., $45 to start
GERS MESS. Boiling Field Air Base
Do not phone. 3
hours and salary,
COLONIAL VILLAGE PHARMACY
1897 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
Evening star., 1953-02-07

exper., for work in
structural engineers ONCE. Box
291-Y, Star. -S
DRAFTSMAN-Arch. type Of work
some plan reading and outside work
with . local, progressive firm; paid
Write Brief SSDas Summary, 0essS, Stating ;S sss
and exper. Replies confidential. Box
DRAFTsMENS-ENGINEERs, for con-
sulting engineers office, experienced
In mechanical or electrical trades
CRAFTSMEN t2)-S2. 700 to $4,000
depending on experience, permanent
employment. Apply Division OF
Sanitation, Department of Public
Works, County Of Fairfax. ia
E. Main ST., Fairfax, Va. -S
Evening star., 1953-02-07

DRUG CLERK - Expert.
ence, necessary: top salary and COM
mission: day shift. no Sundays. $685.
Conn, WO. 6-S6OO. S
COUNTER GIRL, exper. on sandwich
block and grill, for kosher-style res
taurant: Apply in person. bet. 2-6,
1910 K ST n VI y
Evening star., 1953-02-07
HELP WOMEN tcon..)

BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper. beau
tician: guar. salary and commits
sion; days q wk.: hours, 0-6,
Cal Ov. 3-1134 or XII. g-9429. %
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Earn SS5 tc
500 per wk.; guaranteed salary
PiTS Pnn,v comnm7ilSSsion; n7lSs steady position.
DRESSERS. l71O Eye st. NV.
BINDERY GIRLS (2), experienced
only. RELIABLE BINDERY Co,
INC, 416 18th st. s.w. -
BOOKKEEPER-Full time, 5k-day
wk. wholesale bakery. BOX S34-Z,
Star. IS
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Reds Study New Plans
For German Air Safety
By the Asseeiatsd Pres,

BERLIN, May 6.-The Rus
slams today studied a series of
Western counter-proposals for
guaranteeing air safety over Ger
many. They said they would
take them up with higher au-
thorities.
The suggestions were given to
the Soviets last night at the
fourth in q series of meetings
with British, French and Ameri-
can experts.
The Russians launched the
meetings after Soviet jet fighter
attack on a British bomber. Seven
British airmen lost their lives in
the attack near the East-WeSt
German border. ...
Details of the Allied proposals
were. not disclosed. A communi-
que issued sfter the meeting said
the Western powers had sub
mitted their own ideas on air
corridors for flying between
Berlin and West Germany.
The Russians have suggested
that a single wide corridor for
all Allied planes flying between
the West and Berlin be substi-
tuted for the three narrow cor
ridors now in use. Some Allied
sources have said Western rep
resentatives object that this
would increase flying costs.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
President 10 Visit Brother
Al Penn State COLLEGE

President Eisenhower will
spend next week end with his
brother, DR.. Milton S. Eisenhow-
er, president Of Penn State Col
lege. at State College, Pa, the
White House announced today.
Mrs. Eisenhower will accom-
pany the President and on Mon
day she will participate in cere-
monies crowning the queen of
spring week at Penn State. Gen.
Eisenhower will not remain for
that affair.
Gen. Eisenhower will fly to
Philipsburg, Pa, early Saturday
and then drive to the college.
He will return to Washington
Sunday night or early Monday.
Tomorrow Gen. Eisenhower
goes to New York to address two
$100-a-plate G. o. P. dinners,
one at 9:25 pm. at the Astor
Hotel, the second at 1925 at the
Waldorf Astoria.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Drew Pearson Cites
Litte|I's Public Talks
In Libel Testimony

Public utterances by Norman
N Littell, favorable to the Meth
erlands government, gave rise to
suspicion that he might have
been an agent for the Dutch,
columnist Drew carson testified
today.
The writer-commentator took
the witness stand in the $500, 900
consolidated libel and defama-
ton suits brought against him
by Mr.. Littell. former Assistant
Attorney General.
Basis for one suit stems from
Pearson column in which it
was reported that the Justice
Department had reports that Mr..
Littell was a propaganda for
the Dutch.
Stems From Broadcast.
The second suit stems from a
Pearson broadcast concerning
Mr.. Littell's activities as an at
torney for the Polish Embassy.
The broadcast. according to the
complaint, gave the impression
Mr.. Littell had attempted to
obstruct justice in seeking per-
mission for Polish officials to
board the steamer Batory fol-
lowing the stowaway escape of
Communist Gerhard EiSler.
Mr.. Pearson testified that dur
ing the Dutch -Indonesian con-
|. .troversy, when Marshall Plan
money was at stake, Mr.. Littell
had spoken in favor of the Hol-
land government before congress
sional committees and in a
speech elsewhere.
In addition, Mr.. Pearson said,
he noted that Columnist Dorothy
Thompson wrote in favor of the
Dutch government at about the
same time that she had been en-
tertained as a house guest Of the
LittellS.
Mr.. Pearson said their stand
surprised him since in the past
both had been in favor of the
underdog. The witness said the
Indonesians were the underdog
in the controversy.
He said Mr.. Littell had been
instrumental in introducing a
Dutch industrialist to Owen
Brewster. then Republican SEN
ator from Maine, who at the time
was leading a fight against fur
ther cash grants to The Neither
lands.
Had Reports of Activity.
Mr.. Pearson further testified
that he had been told in 1949 by
Alex Campbell, then Assistant
Attorney General, that Mr..
Campbell had reports of activi-
ties by Mr.. Littell in behalf of
the Dutch.
Yesterday, it was brought out
at the trial in the U. S. District
Court for the District of Colum-
bia that Fred Blumenthal, an
assistant of Mr.. Pearson's, had
reported to the Justice Depart
ment that Mr.. Littell was work.
ing in behalf of the Netherlands
government,
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Bundestag Votes 10 Send
Aid 10 Red Zone Hungry
By the Associoted Press

BONN, Germany, May 6.-The
West German Bundestag ap-
proved today the sending of
more than $11 million in food to
the Soviet occupation zone.
The lower house of Parliament
took the action after hearing a
government report that at least
13 million East Germans are
threatened with hunger and are
in need of immediate relief.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
80 Freed. P0Ws0uit
| Hawaii for Mainland
By the Assoeiotsd Press

HONOLULU. May GA giant
C-97 Stratocruiser carrying 80
sick and wounded fighting men
home from Communist prison
camps took of last night for
California.
The big plane is due at Travis
Air Force Base, 40 miles north
east Of San Francisco. at II am.
e pm. Washington time) today.
It left Hickam Air Force Base at
11:10 pm. (5:10 am. wednesday
Washington time).
The departure was quiet and
without fanfare.
The 80 repatriates were flown
here in two planes from TOKYO
Thirty-two hurried aboard the
stratocruiser. Medical corps
men ran up the ramp with six
litter patients. All were aboard
within 10 minutes.
The men wore wilted floral
leis. mementos of their briei
Stopover in Hawaii.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Asia
Continued From First Page.)


has promised 100000 troops to
help the Communist Wet Mini
forces in Indo-C China. He said
Russia also has promised to equip
five Wet Mini divisions. Mr..
Koo told reporters he discussed
this information during a con-
ference today with Assistant
Secretary of State Robertson.
Ambassador Sarasin said Thai
land has already reinforced its
border defenses and started a
continuous air patrol.
If the situation becomes more
critical we will order a general
mobilization" he said. 1--WE must
defend our territory. The Com
munists aim is not against Laos
or Thailand. It is against all
of Southeast Asia, and after that.
all of Asia"
Says Reds Move Swiftly.
Asked If he thought the Amer
ican Government can move fast
enough in view of the speed with
which the Communists are ad-
vancing across Laos, Mr.. Sara
sin said:
1--WE hope it will be able to.
The Communists are moving
very rapidly. We will try to do
the best we can, in any event. "
The Ambassador confirmed a
report from London that the
Thai government may seek Gin
standardization" of the South
east Asia war by appealing to
the United Nations for help.
Il think there may be an ap-
peal to the U. N.," he said, "be-
cause we don't want the world
to think this Is a local situation.
This affects the whole world"
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Greece Plans U. n. Protest
On Occupation Of Island
BY the Asseeioied Press


ATHENS. May 6.-The Greek
government announced today
that planned to protest to the
United Nations against Bulgarian
occupation of the border island
Of Gamma. Greece claims the
small Evros River island as Its
territory.
Defense Minister. Panayotis
Canellopoulos said yesterday that
Bulgarian troops had occupied
the island despite fire from Greek
forces. He added that the, Bull
garians did not return the fire.
Bulgarian troops also occupied
the islands last August. but
finally withdrew after heavy
firing by the Greeks and a Greek
protest to the United Nations.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
French Patrols Scout
Royal City Of Laos,
But Contact No Reds
By LorU Allen

Asseeiassd Press foreign Correspondent
HANOI, Indo- China. May g.
French and Laotian patrols swept
in q wide arc around the royal
residence city of Luang Prabang
in Laos today, but failed to con-
tact any Communicated Wet
Mimi troops.
The calm on the Laos invasion
fronts indicated the Wet Mini is
awaiting fresh supplies and is
regrouping its forces before
making an onslaught on Luang
Prabang or Vientiane, the official
capital.
Meanwhile, the buildup Of
French-Laotian defenses con-
tinued ~at Vientiane. a town of
10000 population across the
Mekong River from Thailand.
The That's have begun moving
$4,000 Wet Namese, mostly of
fighting age. from along the
northern border deep into West
and Northwestern Thailand as a
precaution against Communist
invasion.
Impressment Avoided.
The move was apparently
aimed at preventing Wet Namese
who fed into Thialand border
areas at the start of the Indo-
China war from being swept up
and used by the Wet Mimi in
the event Moscow-trained Ho
Chi Minis forces reach the
Mekong and try to extend their
Liberation" program into Thai
land.
French intelligence reports
have disclosed that three gen.
erals and four colonels who re-
ceived their military training
in southern Communist China
are aster-minding the inva-
cSion Of Laos.
Gen. Hoang Ming Tao is the
commander Of the crack Wet
Mini 304th Division, which in
vaded the kingdom from the
east and is now striking south
ward towards PAX Sane, on the
Mekong River. from its base at
Xiengkhouang.
The base lies 80 miles south
east Of Luang Prabang. This is
the ancient residential seat of
the King Of Laos. where ailing
King SiSavang Wong holds his
royal court.
The thrust towards PAX Sane
.endangerS Vientiane. where the
government Offices are located.
1t lies 80 miles southwest of
PAX Sane.
Hoang San Started Drive.
Gen. Hoang San, one-time
colonel in the Chinese Com
munist Army, kicked off the
initial invasion. sending forces
into Samneua in Northern Laos
April IL. He is directing the
drive southwark into the heart
Of the kingdom. A French re-
port said he was born in
Thailand and was expelled ne-
Cause Of his revolutionary out
look.
The third Chinese trained
general is Gen. Vuong Thua WI,
commanding the 308th Division.
He is a native of Cochin China.
Commander in chief of the
Wet Mini forces is Gen. Vo
Nsuyen Clap. who works directly
under Ho Chi Mini, Moscow
trained political leader of the
rebels.
Other Chinese-tutored king
pins in the Laos invasion were
listed by the French as Coils. lie
Trung Thanh. commanding the
3l2th Division; WI Lang, COM
manding the 98th Regiment,
and Be Song Cuong and Bac
Ban Giang, directing enemy
units in Northwestern Laos. All
these are native Wet Namese.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Accident Rute Coins.

CH1CAGO-There were 127,-
400 more persons injured in
United States motor vehicle ac-
cidents in 1852 than in the full
year 1851.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Automatic Heaters

CLEVELAND. - Sales Of oil
burners and gas burners ac-
counted for 98.7 per cent of all
automatic heating equipment
sales in 1852.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Washington Apple Industry

YAKIMA.-Apple orchards in
Washington cover about $4,000
acres Of irrigated land and total
approximately LIS million apple
trees.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-26

KnUdsen's o. Kraft & Son Log Cabin Liquor Store
 Belmont Bcr Mecca Bor & Sports Rhoades Furniture Stol Idle Hour Bar Ace Liquor Store Ace Cab
 Bud Metzgar
 Representing Odom Co., Mecca Liquor Store
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-26

Kodiak Motors Bank of Kodiak Ronnie's Cafe City Market }. C. Martz Agency Northwest Airlines) Kodiak Variety Orpheum Theatre Insurance Department eBank of Kodiak) Clark's Garage Mar'Lou Apparel Island Fountain
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-26

Mecca Cab B.G.M. Amusement
 Company The Flower Basket The Casino Donnelley and
 Achescn Berts-W odlingers
 Drugs Curley's Barber Shop Ships Tavern Kodiak Mirror Polar Bear Cafe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-11
Carl Brisson Ranks Hiqh
On a List of V Veterans
On the Air
By Harry Macarthur

Carl Brisson, the only cabaret
entertainer, who once was light
heavyweight champion of Europe
and is now RoSalind RuSSell's
father-inAlaw, has still another
distinction. He let it be known
the other night in his suite after
his first show at the Statler En-
baSSy Room.
You will now have to revise
any ideas you had about tele-
vision veterans. Ed Sullivan isn't
one. Neither is Milton Berle nor
Faye Emerson. Fledglings all
Neither, for that matter, is Eric
Boon nor Arthur Danahar, the
first to deliver and the first to
receive a kayo blow before a tele-
vision camera, in 1889.
Sullivan, an ex-SportSwriter
knew who the lightweight cham
pion of England was imam named
Crowley. maybe); Boon (who re-
tanned that title in 1880 hadn' I
started to fight; Berle thought
the Palace was Nirvana, and Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-11
INCOME TAX

Prepared. Federal and State. for individ-
open open daily. . ann am. to 8 PM; including
Saturday and Sunday. Estimates given
without obligation. Reasonable. prompt.
ERWIN HOHENSEE CO., Public Accounts
NV. AID $4,000. Established over Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-11

Dont be influenced by claims alone. Compare
the picture side by side before you buy. Re-
member there's no proof like picture show
down. In city after city-including many Of
TVS toughest reception areas - people are
comparing leading TV makes side-by-side-
without knowing which brand is which. In
picture comparisons by 265 shoppers in up
state New York by 60 buyers in Tennessee
by 80 TV service technicians-G-E Ultra
VisiOa was the winner by more than Z to l.