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Evening star., 1953-11-02
AUTO statesmen

AUTO statesmen - Excel. oppor-
tunities for men with auto or ap-
pliance selling exper., with. Wash
ington's fastest growing Ford dealer.
Liberal pay plan, car, company bene-
f1ts. Call Mr.. Murray bet. 10 am.
and noon for appt. HANDLEY
(Ford), ia. $4,000.
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars. We
have q rare opening in our organi-
cation for one experienced man.
The bargains we are able to offer
the public. plus our heavy adver-
tising. is bringing in more GUS
toners than our people can handle.
See Mr.. NeSgoda after $3.50 am.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871
BladenSburg Rd. ne. "a
AUTO SALESMAN-Here is a fine
opportunity for ambitious. energetic
man to work for well-eStablished or
ganization and accrue earnings
Commensurate with ability in selling
used cars. Experience necessary
See our Sales Manager for details
TEMPLE MOTOR CO., 1914 dag.
onal rd, Alexandria, Va. >
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-Was ash.
ington's oldest Chevrolet dealer has
openings for experienced, new anC
uSed-car statesmen. Must have sue
cessful automobile background. OuI
compensation plan is one of the
highest in the city DemonStratol
appointment. BARRY-PATE. 1876
H-T2G2
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CLERK-TYPIST to assist In credit
ONCE. LONGS. 731 9TH st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT needed for perma.
nent position in newspaper once.
Interesting and varied duties: 6-day,
40-hr. week. Paid vacation. Many
company benefits. Conv. loc. George
town. $45 per wk. Call Mr.. Lynch,
CO. 6-10I4 .
6-day week: perm. position; SAB
per wk. to start Apply sos CO.
lumbian Bldg. 416 9th st. NV. "a
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SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. with Z. p. A. expert
basis. LO. 5-4946.
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened.
closed; caught up; all taxes; open
rate. JU 9-6564
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started,
caught up; tax returns; prompt;
ACCoUN9TTA-NaT,6 Fsa5 9T- NaT76497; egpert auditing and
ARMY SERGEANT, colored, reliable.
desires PARTING work. evenings.
week ends. TU. 2-3147.
PURCHASER. or depending on lob.
interested in asst. purchaser; exper.
in. purchasing and stock records;
1st-year acct. or gen. bus: age so;
res. of D. C. 2 years. Box 2S-z, Star.
MEN, available for home cleaning,
yard work. painting and misc; odd
Harbor Light Gorps. NE. s-45Ss.
Observation-Disclosures. Md. D. c.
Available Nov. ], Phone JU. 9-667s.
EMPLOYED GOVT. WORKER, age
3S. desires Saturday clerical or typ
ing job Salary unimportant. Box
YOUNG MAN. NAN colored, college grad, r
married, desires evening work OF
any kind, no selling. Have car.
Hrs, 8 to ?. RE. 1888. after
CoLoRED COLLEGE student desires
night or part-time work any kind.
COLORED YOUNG MAN over 2b de-
sires part-time Job evenings after
4:30. 10. 2-S365.
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STENOGRAPHER

We have an opening in our promotion
oept. Tor young woman. 1913!
yrs. Of age, to assist in our marke
research operation. Permanent posi-
tion; 6-day. 40-hr. wk. REASONABLE
typing and shorthand skillS are re
CURED. Apply Personnel, Room 6O5
Open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat
81. No phone calls.
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STEWARD

White, dependable, exper. in Ige.
food operations desirable. 6-day wk.
Write resume, giving age, marital
status, salary desired and refs. Box
115-Y. Star. a
wood and coal yard. COOPER SUP tP-
PLY CO., BIB 18th st. ne. 8
TV SERVICEMEN. full time and part
time; exper.: outside. PENN TV. 90S
18th st. Sc, Ii. 4-0047. A
Tv SERvICEMAN. experienced for
outside work. 5-day week, vacations,
ATIANTfc z4a APP11ANcTs fa5 ANSecSEsarT TNc MA Ia
6-55O0. Call P. La Barbera. A
TYPIST AND SWITCHBOARD oper-
ator. A young man is needed in one
Of our branch operations who can
type fairly well and learn to make
settlements on new and used cars.
5k-day wk., vacations and sick
between . and 4, STEUART MOTOR
CO., 9th and New York ave. NV.
UPHoLsTERERs, steady work, good
pay: plenty Of overtime; apply
DRAPER CO., 1888 Wis. ave. NV.
ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED for new
Call ia. 5-7982 for interview. M1
MEN. Is hrs. wklv., 3
ewes. and Sat. part-time work. in
hrs. to suit you; will earn you $40.
Apply Apply 81 pm. Tues, Wed, or
BOY: white. for drugstore Va.
drivers license; start S35-S4o yk
MAN to drive and operate mobile
frailag cnork iolr
and annual leave; off holidays with
BASE EXCHANGE. %
MEN to work with local field man
ager; no exper. needed; average
earnings. .S75 per wk. to start. RIM.
424, 1404 N. Y. ave. NV. -3
MEN. white or colored. to sell watches
on outside on easy credit; good
sarnings ear 1;o NE NEW YORK JEwELRY
MAN. white, abIe-bodied. to take
charge Of stockroom: references re-
quired: position permanent. Apply
CLARK's LIQUORS, 7O3 14th
MAN to teach bookkeeping and pace
accounting at McLAINS' BUSINESS
COLLEGE, Box %76. Bluefield,
MEN, 2 full time and l part time.
ruli-tlme men with no previous eX-
perlence average 500 and up per
wk. Repeat business plus regular
customers assures you Of steady reg
ular income. Start on a l or 2 day
trial basis. If you wish to prove to
yourself what an excel. oppor. this
is Fuller Brush dealers average
500 and UP per wk. calling on
Brush customers are pleasant, cour-
teouS and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An exper,
man will make calls with you and
train you. If you are interested in
quire at Oil National Press Bldg,
14th and F SITS. NV, or phone DI.
7-4477 or DI. 7-349S. "a
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ARTIST

FOR HOME WARES AND FURNr-
TURE. SOME DEPARTMENT STORE
OR SPECIALITY EXPERIENCE NEC-
ESSARY. EXCELLENT SALARY
FOR QUALIFIED PERSON. LIB
SONNEL OFFICE, 9Th Fir, COL
DLEINlBERGS, 9TH, Sth and X SITS.
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THE EVENING STAR

IINI Fenna. ave. NV,
TOBACCO CLERK. no experience nee
sSsary, good hours. STANDARD
WaiTREss WRHTR S. wASrGDMWhits. VAN 6 nv M Must
dAMEcocK REsTAURANT. VI '7G I7i5
Penna. ave. NV. 4
WAITRESS, experienced. food and
whisky, niehtwork, excel. tips and
hours, PARAMOUNT RESTAURANT,
FREE cAREER fR Fl nT TRARNG RH 1856 eppSrtun
ity selling real estate and insurance,
full or part time. LoYoLA INV. LU.
SELL GIFTS AND TOYS through
HOUSE OF PLASTICS party plan or
ia. 9-3031 or write 1922 N. Cap. St.
for free illustrated catalogue.
MAIL ROOM ASSISTANT to stuff.
stamp. seal envelopes, Neat, accu-
rate. Piecework., part time, daily, no
GIRL, colored, wanted to work. Come
to 720 Florida ave. NV.
GIRL, sgle., 21-3l, years, drivers per-
NIT, good personality; car furnished.
Call DI; 7-S114 from s to 6 pm:
II. 7-7977, Sun. 8 to pm. IS
LADIES LADIES q2). NEEDED needed at once to take
% Earnings '0f unlimited. hRs Re, 7-S7S5. S7!'5.
LADIES (S), work at home for q ma
tional publisher, calling our Gus
toners and securing new ones in
conjunction with leading dept;
phone necessary. Write for inter
view; giving phone number. Box
LADIES. part time, day or eve, in
hours to suit you: no exper. nee;
about 81 hour. Apply 1912 pm. or
5-7 pm. Tues, Wed, Thurs, Rm.
705. 1919 F st. NV. A
WOMAN, refined. ambitious. for per-
manent position with unusual op-
portunity for promotion. Box 4O0-x,
WOMEN, white or cOlored. to sell
watches on outside on easy credit
GJgSFaHsfd JEManRY co Sal%TE 4i9 IN REW st. n2 YORK
WOMEN. white or colored, to sell
watches on outside; good earnings:
no exper, necessary. We train you.
AMnB1T1oTss CG1 LADIES, 10 or 4 more.
hours weekly. will earn $50 or
more taking orders for Real Silks
1856 styles Of quality merchandise.
No canvassing or delivery. MA.
ExPFR.. SPfR. OFFICE OFF EN- HELP, knowledge Ms
of figures and credit work neces-
sary for fine. mems retail store.
Pleasant. working conditions and g.
DAY week. Apply HERzoG's. GAL
HAND1cAPPED GIRLS AND WOMEN
NAV find Jobs repairing clothing at
GOOD WILL INDUSTRIES. Apply
and M n.w;). 9-12 am, Monday
through FRIDAY %
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DIETICIAN

One who has cafeteria exper. pref
Must be capable Of taking full charge
qualifications. Box 31-Y, Star. =
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, Must b
thoroughly experienced, recent loca
refs. req. Apply in person, JUDD'S
PHARMACY. 27b0 18th st. NV.
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SALESMAN-Earn better than aver
age income. Sales force expansion.
high earnings possible for. energetic
person. Active estab. territory; con-
slant repeat volume sales. Non-com-
petitive products. Our, flrm, the
largest sanitary supply firm in the
East. Salesman training. Full COM
pany cooperation. Car reauired:
DIXIE JANITOR SUPPLY CO.. INC.
210 Mass. Ave. NV. d
SALESMEN wanted to sell vacuum
cleaners. leads furnished; very high
comm. Apply in person. 1888 Ga.
ave. NV. RA. 6-3111.
Sale Extension uni
Versity wishes to arrange for q full-
time representative in this district.
Applicant must be a man OF charac-
ter, good practical education. indus
trious. Business and sales expert
ence necessary. Age between SO
and SO. Automobile necessary. This
is an unusual opportunity for the
right man. 1t means permanent;
profitable business Of his own and
the territory is 6. valuable property
netting upward Of $500 per year.
Thorough training and corporation
given with leads from extensive ma
tional advertising. For appointment
furnish full resume and phone num-
ber Box 23-Z. Star. 3~
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SECRETARY

interesting position with leading real
estate firm. Pleasant working cond.
Sppt SGay cs ak MrS COMPANY Pa9I Dsnets El
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
- 1908 H ST. NV. -6
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, d
start at S270 per mo. Age under
80. New air-conditioned ofices.
disqualification, insurance and re-
tirement benefits. 5-day, 4O-hr. wk
ST. $1,000, ext. 13. -
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL. white, must
be exper.; ref. required. Apply ir
DRUG STORE Wis. and P NV. 5
STENOGRAPHER-F airline or.
ganization, 5-day wk., good starting
salary. Airline privils. NE. $4,000
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HOSTESS

For work in dining room of large
downtown hotel. Applicants must
be attractive and be able to furnish
good references. Hours, 6 pm. to
3 am. Good starting salary. Many
employe benefits.
APPLY HOSTESS
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THE EVENING STAR


1I01 Penna. Ave. NV.
PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN, personable
and reliable; place posters in D. c.
and outskirts; trial at $40 per day;
car furnished. MA. S-S410.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, expert
enced men for expanding office
BREHME CO., JU. S-4010, ask for
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Earn bis
money with this street-f1oor office
selling many better properties
TOWN g. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
co. 4S11 Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-
ROOFING AND METAL REPAIRMRN
10 or more required; must be Isl
class. honest and reliable: steady
year-'round work. Write P. o. Boz
I47, Alexandria, Va. q
ROUTE SALEsMAN-For established
wholesale route; only men with
Wash, D c. route exper. should
apply. Must be high school gradu-
ate, sober, reliable. honest, with
good driving record. Guaranteed
SS0.05 base plus commission; 5-day
wk., vacation and other benefits.
Call IL 6-2442 bet. 9-5 for appt.
RICHF1ELD DAIRY CORP" 1890
S. Capitol st. -3
ROUTE SALESMAN. Wholesale Co.
good man for calling regularly or
retail stores; salary position: nc
comm; periodic raises. Apply ir
person; sales mgr. AMES CO., 149t
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ENGINEER

White, to work in downtown ofice
bldg. Apr licants must have at least
a 9Th and ga class license, be
sober, reliable and able to furnish
good ref. A hrs. SS5 per wk.
Apply personnel ONCE, CAFRITZ
CO.., 1920 K St NV. 2nd a.
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CLERK. TYPIST AND FILING; gem
eral contractors office. Call MRS.
COLLECTf0N work, telephone only;
exper. with installment accounts,
LONGS. 731 9TH st. NV. )
c00kmWhlts sq1in9 Woman an for institHtiSr
Good salary; Live in If desired
COsMETIC CLERK, exper.: 4s-hour
6-day wk. PEARSON'S PHARMACY
EN-. 2-7250, Mr.. Stansill. 4
COUNTER AND FOUNTAIN GIRLS
sington- n-Wheaton-SilVer Spring ares
preferred; $40 wk. plus tips; M
Sunday or holidays: uniforms anC
meals furnished. Apply Monday
through Wednesday, bet. $50 anc
MENT OFFICE, 933 Pershine dr.,
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complete charge of service depart
ment. Experienced in making body
shop estimates. Pontiac or General
Motors experience preferred. Must
be interested in making money for
his company and himself. win con-
slider good assistant service man
ager who is now ready to step up
to service manager. We have Just
moved into q new building, modern
in every respect. This is a per-
manent job for the right man. with
salary and commission. Apply to
r. A. Hanbury, MCLEAN N-HANBURY
PONTIAC. CORP, 1923 High ST.,
Portsmouth. Va. a
BAKERS. experienced only. Union
wages. Apply 8 to noon, 1901
Georgia ave. NV. \ .
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COSMETIC
SALESGIRLS

For Arlington and Alexandria drug
stores; top earnings for exper. girls
employe insurance, discounts and
paid vacations. Call IA. 4-0460,
Ext. p. or write DRUG FAIR at
3S0S s. Four Mile Run dr.. Arl-
ington.
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Secretary, Research Co.

Young lady for manager OF develop
ment of young, fast-growing con-
sulting research organization. Po-
sitton involves substantial volume
tation and tipping, independent COM
position OF letters. rejecting high
!caliber of organization. Travel
itineraries, etc. College or eouiva-
lent background. Familiarity with
technical subjects very desirable
and challenging career opportunity
with room for advancement for a
person not afraid of hard work,
Salary depends on qualifications
Call XII 0-7600 -
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COUNTER GIRL, white; no exper
neces.: 6 pm. til IL. DIXIE PIG
BARBECUE. Marlboro pike at Ben
ming rd. Sc. 10. 8-4333. .
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper., ONCE
In medical center: attractive salary.
Evening star., 1953-11-02
AMBASSADOR GRILL
1AOn Y O. AT vi
HOSTESSES

MATTRESSES CASHIERS
Short training course, no cost, no
experience required, no age limit.
Glass begins Immediately. 10 am.
or z pm. Register now. WASHING
TON RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION,
000Q Eve or n
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CLERK K-TYPIST
. CLERK K-TYPIST
CTERK-TYpTST

NN~N@V@% a = = ~ =
Permanent position with lge.,
well-eStabliShed real estate
and mortgage loan ofice:
pleasant surrounding, air.
conditioned bldg, 37Ia hr.
work week. no Saturday work;
lunches furnished free, hos
pitalization and life insurance
also furnished after reason-
able length of service. Salary,
81. 400 year to start, with OPP
portunity for advancement.
GALL MRS. RIESS Ma. S-211
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COUNTER WOMEN
White. for cafeteria; no Sunday Of
late nightwork; two shifts avail
able. TALLY-HO RESTAURANT
S12 18th st. NV "a
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Alto statesmen

To sell new Ford cars, trucks and
used cars. Must be experienced
demonstrator furnished. Excellent
pay plan for good man. See Mr.
Currin, 9 am. to 4 pm. LOGAN
MOTOR CO.. 3540 14th st. NV.
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PRESS CLEANER

Colored. 25-35 yrs. Of age. capable
of passing physical exam. No expe-
Personnel. Room sos. Open week.
days S:30-5 and Sat. 81. No phone
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HELP-WoAEN

sALEsLADY for. nne jewelry store.
Exper. preferred. 6M days. Perm,
DOS. Excel. salary. Box 3I3-Y. Star.
SALEsLADY. exper. only, ready to
wear and millinery; steady position,
excellent opportunity; $50 per wk.
Apply l0l8 Conn. ave. NV. "a
SALESWOMAN. Perm. position, B.
day. 4O-hr.. wk., selling exper. pre-
ferred. Apply 10 a.m.-3 pm. MARY
,BAYNES GIFTS, 902 14th st. NV.
SEAMSTRESS to repair lightweight
cotton bags. Apply Mr.. Fowler be-
tween 8 and IL am. ULINE ICE
CO, 3rd and M SITS. ne. a
SERVICE needs exper.
part-time secy. for varied and in
teresting assignment. I. B. M. type
writer's only. ST. $1,000. ID
SECRETARY; eStab. law once; may
start immed.; education, training
and experience to Box 113-Y. Star.
a
SECRETARY for large organization:
40-hr. work week; finest dement's;
pleasant working conditions. Knowl-
edge of shorthand, typing, figure
ANALYSIS and calculation necessary.
State age. education and experience.
Box BOX, Star, a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
LISTEN AMERICANS!
:. by George S. Benson
President Of Harding College

WASHINGTON-A group of hard-headed businessmen,
mbued with genuine spirit Of public service, have rolled
building Pennsylvania Avenue from which is directed
the $50 billion year business OF the United States postal
service They have single-mnded purpose to improve the
nations postal service while reducing its If they
ceed their chief reward will be the satisfaction showing
that sound business management be practical expect
ancy in government.
The personal background of a number Of the members
OF the new management team now beng recruited IN the
Post Office Department, under the leadership of Arthur
Summer.ield, quite well known to when walked
the Postmaster Generals suite of offices In the field
through hardganed knowhow their abilities could
not be had for double triple the Salaries they'll receive
from Uncle Sam.
Charles R. Hook Jr. the new deputy Postmaster Cen
charge of transportation good examples Hook is the
Of Americas most widely known seemakers. He.
literally grew up in nduStybut on his own AS Vce-presl
dent OF the Chesapeake and ONO Railway Tor the past SIX
he has become recognized Of the country top
authorities organization and personnel management Allen
of the best in America big transportation prob
such confront the Post Office Department. For the
past five years he's been general traffic manager for Sears
Roebuck Co.
The first job Of Summerfeld and Hook to size up
the task Here's what they found $40 billion yearly bust
with Operatonal budget of S29 billion, with more
than 100000 employees with - 600 post offices and postal
staons-and with deficit this year of S659000000 No
wonder found Hook hard at work in his office on Saturday
I'VE haven't filled all the key jobs he told me in round
carefully, being satisfied with less than the best IN
ability and character and heart Meantime were approach
ing the overall job here business problem Our first
objective raise the standard of management The
loyal efficient dedicated people. With sound management
organization sound and human business practice through
the whole OPERATION the postal service employees VIII do
the Job efficiently, happily feel and with
substantial savings in cost
The Post Office Department should be worth watching.
Improved efficiency and economy are great goals
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
THE NEED FOR BLOOD -

American parents need no long
er fear vacation time as the time
Of polio epidemics, according to
good news from the American Red
Cross. Officials have said that be
tween now and summer the Red
Cross will make an all-out effort
to produce gamma globuiin, that
fraction or part Of human blood
containing antibodics that FIGHT in
fantiIe paralysis in the human
blood stream. They hope to have
100000 doses Of gamma globu!in
ready by this summer, and an
other 100000 ready by 1854.
The Red Cross, the Obvious or
ganization for this effort, has be-
come through years Of practice the
accepted agency for collection Of
blood and blood plasma for nation
al defense and for emergencies at
civilian hospitals. Nor is this the
first time the Red Cross has CO.
operated in the fight on polio.
From its source Of blood the Red
Cross has donated more than 25,-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
THURSDAY, APRIL ,, 1853
ELOQUENT SERMON

Church buildings throughout
Garrett county, as well as through
out the world, are often an inspira-
ton to people who never set foot
inside them. A church breaches a
sermon when they pass it. II
breaches an eloquent sermon Of
the interest of God in man. In a
world threatened with violence and
destruction on every hand it is
good to know there is one institu-
tion that has a high opinion Of
man, that believes in him. seeks to
lift and improve his position in
stead of enslaving On. destroying
him.
Being what it is it deserves all
the support we can give it. Some
say, But there are many hypo-
critics attending church." What Of
it? Someone has said, Church at
tendance itself is not So much an
expression Of ones goodness as it
is an expression of ones need for
Gods help in finding goodness"
So, during this Easter season.
at least, find d church that inspires
you and attend its services. 1t may
well start a habit that will last to
the end of yOu1 DAYS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Congress MeonS Business

telephone, letter or wire. Next is
carefully documented testimony
before congressional committees.
Finally is grass roots propaganda
to persuade the general public to
support their side Of the issue.
Mail from home has great influ-
ence in Congress. Not Just form
pressure letters-those are dis
counted Bur personal letters or
visits expressing views on issues
and the individuals reasons for
them. Everyone has two senators
and one representative in Wash
ington. If you believe that free
speech for employers should be ex-
banded, not eliminated; that state
police authority in strikes should
be preserved; that we need protec-
ton against monopolistic nation
al emergency strikes; that com
pulsory union membership is
wrong and should be prohibited,
not expanded; that unions. like
other folks, should be held legally
responsible for their acts and con-
tracts; that secondary boycotts and
iurisdictionaI strikes are bad and
have no place in legitimate union
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Nit. Top Ministers
To Meet on Monday

The April meeting Of the Noun
tain Top Ministerial association
will be held Monday at St Mark S
Lutheran church, beginning at
2:30 p. M Opening devotions will
be led by the Rev. ". S. Patter-
son.
Featured on the clergymen's pro-
gram is the showing Of the sound
motion picture, Reunion in Ber-
lin" The picture describes a vast
meeting of Christians in Berlin who
worship under the surveillance of
the Communist police and in 4
stadium once used by Adolph Hit
lcr The film was produced through
the National Lutheran Council.
Following the film showing, the
group will hold its usual business
meeting. Foremost on this months
agenda is the election Of associa-
ton officers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Youths Speak

Youths Of St. Mary's county sent
a petition to a Judge there recent
ly which was incorporated in a
grand jury charge. The contents
received publicity in the column,
maryland, Your Maryland" APP
pearine in the Baltimore Evening
Sun, Of Friday. March ,. The ar
ticle is herewith reprinted:
Youth will be served, they say,
and 50 too will local interests i'm
St Mays County if novel way
of gaining official attention works
out as anticipated. The Enterprise
at Lexington Park reports that
pant Of the charge read recently
TO the incoming GRAND jury by
Circuit Court judge }. Dudley
Diggs consisted Of petition
signed by 215 students Of a local
high school According to the En-
telprise the letter said:
Dear Sir:
We, the undersigned, students Of
Man garet Brent High School,
Helen, St Mary's county, Mary
land. have observed:
/. Innumclablc instances of
speeding on the highways
?. Racing between cars operated
hv tppD-aUp drivers
3. Loss Of life Of classmates and
friends.
4. The sale Of alcoholic beverages
to minors IN the numerous taverns,
5. Employment Of minors in such
establishments.
6. The small number Of arrests
in relation to the number Of viola
lions known to the citiZcnry.
T. Apparent need for more severe
penalties for violation Of traffic
and liquor laws
We do hereby petition the State
government for:
l. Additional State police 50 that
adequate 24-hour patrol can be es-
tablished on the main roads in the
county.
,. Aid from the State to bring
about d more complete enforcement
of laws regulating the sale Of alco-
holic beverages and employment Of
minors in taverns.
8. Advice and assistance to aid
in establishing more successful
youth program in this county to