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Evening star., 1953-08-23
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NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
SIS 18th STREET NV.

S15 18th STREET NV.
PROFESSIONAL GocAL)
Case workers tM.5.); Dietitian fA.D
A.; Craftsmen: Engineers tautomo.
tive and electronic): Group Workers;
Patent Lawyer; rolicewomen: Radio
Operators f2nd class lic): Teacher
nursery school; Estimator. genera
construction; Tech. Illustrator tail
BRUSH.
PROFESSIONAL toUT OF TOWN.
Chemical Engineers tdesign. produc-
ton. research: Engineers taircraft
civil electrical. Industrial mechani-
cal. plant and time study: LAWYER
ttech. degree plus LLB.l: Case Work
ers: Chemists: Physicists, Supervisor
Recreational Therapy; Teacher Nurs-
cry School; Home Economist ,foodsl,
MANAGERIAL AND SALES
Trafic Manager trail and motor ;
Statesmen tinsurance; Salesperson
telec. appliances and snoes'; Sales
women (spec. shops): Telephone So
licitor.
MEDICAL
Technician; Medical
Records Librarian; Medical Social
Workers; Medical TechnicianS;
Nurses (pediatric and staff): Physi-
clan: Psychiatrist; Tissue Techni-
clan; X-Ray Technician.
CLERICAL
Bookkeeping Mach Op-
ers.; Cashier (NCR 10000; Collect
ors; Credit and Collection Clerks;
Stenographers.
sos K STREET NV.
Stationary Engineers
with D. C. licenseI' Electricians;
Carpenters. S2-S2.5 so per hr: Auto
Service Station Attendants.
735 18th STREET NV.
Live-in Maids; Wool Presser Cfemalel,
maximum SOB per week; Shirt press
er. exper. tfmalel.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TELEPHONE
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NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
''Washington's LARGEST Agency"
Air Conditioned Offices

INA A11ONAL EMIL. SEhV.
''Washington's LARGEST Agency"
Air Conditioned ofices
maCT aceas fsctS2a sS so ass
nee, top-level men to Ss.40O year
Asst; to treasurer OF assn, 2S.S1 yrs
saSss aSe.s traiG..a aeG nee; n.t, con $500 a mo.
81, 800 VI, plus car
Sales to automotive trade, salary plus
sales trainee, fuel company, s275 mo.
Sales, mems furnishings, $325 mo.
Management trainees- S2S6 mo.
Merchandise trainees $40 mo.
Claims adjustor trainees, deg: plus 2
Bookkeeper, country club, $3.50 mo-,
plus room and board.
Once mgr. trainee. acctg. nee.
MIltilith operator--------$ $3.50 mo.
ENGINEERs-SCIENTISTS
Servo mech engrs. (autopilot de-
velopment and customer liaison).
Operations analysts (math. or physics
bkgrd); systems evaluation,
Applied mathematicians 5Ph. SP D'5. Sp'
Mech. engrs. theavy structures back
ground salary open
Retired admirals or generals (ord-
nance bkgrd); 1880 yrs. old.
analysts tacctg. or bus.
adm. deEo, 30-40; nve yrs exp,
Gen. mgr. (BsEE,, to do design and
az. 7.511C. pius 1os. NJ nro6ks
Machine design engrs. d0-15 yrs
staff asst. CBsEE), electronic % Studies: SHsH
freouencies (bu. stds. or gcG6o FSG66o ,,,,.
Tech. writers tnaval research bkgrd:
-ordnance-logistics) $4,000
Tech. editors and writer's (radar-|
eiectronics manual exp: 3 mn GO nm.
ssa4a .nrr. ssMzsS5;O sf?ssSss E Ss
Mech. designers, heGvy exp.
Structural analysts CBsME), ~OO
El:s lem .n:,: , e n;+ KS; sol :lds sssSS ys5E S
Buyers hardware and electronics
Electronic wiremen, exp. S4s hrsJ;
tech. EARNED services.
plus trade school training FIa9.
Math. asst. tdes. nec). physics
Craftsmen (topo), planning map:
ping to $4,000
Craftsmen (electronic layout
Mech. trainee tyoung married yet:}.
Electronic mechanic ION call 5 pm
AMI; d. C. resident, must have
phone: many nights no calls, S65 wk
good refs.l.
Mech. engr. Is yrs refgr. design
expD: young, BSME to $1,000
mechanics (A&E lic)
Il ". exp3, mech ~
dournsymen), layout exp,
Ink tracers and letterers (exp;
Field snrrs. tssEE). flight simulator I to-
Craftsmen tBsME deg sssir. .bIs5:
Many n; other excellent SSiSSHrSo'OGD op.ninss IN
the flelds of electronics. radar
sonar and loran in this area and
many other areas throughout the
q. s. Men about to be released
from armed forces with training in
any of the fields mentioned here,
please write now and visit US when
you are in this area.
11OS 18th st. NV. New AddresS)
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WheH sHswertNe advertisements
dddressed to Star bo1os. do NOT
tnclose original TetereNceS photo.
graphs OF Other materials OF per.
sonG UdlUe Copies se1pe the pRr.
pose and ort0tndlS mas 7et lost
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HELP MEN

ENGINEER - Excel. opportunity for
competent man for downtown ONCE
BLDG; good salary and working
conds.: must have Al refs. CalI
10000. LEGUM & GERBER REALs
Evening star., 1953-08-23

SOLOIST, Catholic church.
Write choirmaster. state experience.
BOAT sHE 0O-E; ENb star MARINE SUPPLY
SALESMAN, to contact dealers in
opportunity for experienced man
capable Of selling motors. kits. and
Must have thorough KNOWLEDGE OF
industry, be energetic, aggressive.
and own car. Salary and expenses.
Give complete resume Of expert
ennee enee and s1.. inclOss snapshot. % Box
BOOKKEEPEsRa-Sh-dGy- week: auto
motive exper not nee; excel. oppor.:
salary open. Contact Mr.. Bowen or
Mr.. Peacock for appt. MANDEsLddd Il
SHEVRoLET SEds;VlR Svs co;n co2;,n IIfNncI;o6o INc;o6 1900
BRICKLAYERs, top wages for top
men Report with tools, 44th and
Harrison SITS NV. and 1900 blk.
N. Capitol St.. across from the ceme-
tfTy ESsi iMaGisNrfpalAScEs Gs pl Sss1 under %
Opportunity to learn electric, steam
plumbing. refrigeration and air-cond
maintenance and repair as applied
to a modern once bldg. Excel. work
ing eond., liberal holiday, sick leave
and vacation policies. In reply give
Star. -26
sULLDOZER OPERATOR, experienced
fine grade man with car; no others
need apply. Excellent wages. JU.
b-4SS6, -23
BUTCHER, oxperieneed, for super
market. Apply E316 Wis. ave. NV.
IUTCMER. pzpsTisnss4 b hish- -class
Hi6 Goan. 6VG. {"
Evening star., 1953-08-23
AUTO MECHANICS

AUTO PARTS CLERK, for Lincoln-
sary; work in air-conditioned parts
department; good salary, vacation
with pay, disqualification and life
insurance plan; excellent working
conditions, pleasant ssurroundings;
&S9F1o%ER SSHT oSsE MoRoRse 1DR'5 i1Ss Psth
AUTo PARTS RUNNER; must Be IA
miliar with city and have D. G.
permit; 51s-day week; excellent sal
ary, vacation with pay and 6 StheT y
AUTO SALESMAN--Experienced sell
ing new and used cars, for NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO. Ford Dealers, :,
between 25 and 80 years old: salary
and commission: excellent working
vsSfR workers. adiSppi need Apply. & Apply in % per:
son, $50 Bladeensburg rd.. ne. See
Mr.. Porter or Mr.. Whitcraft. -23
SALESMAN, expert
enced. 'topnotch," selling full line OF
ESra Scasnt cars AlSG S. ppsct6n psrsms h1T: sn
plan; demonstrator furnished. Only
men. interested in making tor. wages
need apply. See Mr.. White at
LOGAN Les 1 MOTOR, 1901 Wis. aye.
AUTO SALESMAN-Attract OPEN
ing for one experienced used-car
salesman to round out our organiza-
ton Positively no outside soliciting.
If you are not averaging better
than S100 per week in your present
Job come around before 3 pm. Bill
msss0da Me-. ias1 BATE sadensbara Rd hs
-25
AUTOMOBILE statesmen
DODGE leadership has immed. need
for capable men to sell new and used
cars. Excel territory. Car furn
Apply in person, WILLS INC,
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HELP wTD. AGENCIES Cont. /,

TEACHER, SHORTHAND -TYPING-
arransed. PoToMAec VAC EMP EMPk.. 'S Ssss8ff
Wilson blvd. Arl.. IA 7-1700.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

AUTO MECHAN1Cs-5O-60 basis. Lee.
ESQ station. Must be good on gen
eral repair work and have own tools;
Apply LEE PERSHING ESQ. $500
N. Pershing dr.. ia. 7-7707. --23
AUTO MECHANIC, 1St class. ,guaran-
teed salary. $3.50 basis; paid yacas
lon. sick benefits. RESTORFF
MOTORS, 6210 Baltimore ave.
Riverdale, Md. AP. 7-5100. "a
AUTO MECHANICS, 3: front suspen-
sion man, /, wanted by large down
town Chrysler and Plymouth dealer;
Chrysler and Plymouth experience
preferred, for work in light. modern
shop; guaranteed salary; 5-day week;
paid vacation, group insurance. Gov
company benefits; must be sober
and reliable. Apply to Mr.. Arnold,
service manager. CAPITAL GARAGE.
1920 New York ave. NV. IA
AUTO MECHANIC-ChrysI exper
preferred. 5-day wk. Salary basis
See Mr. Staten, ROYAL MOTORS.
ms, rysler-Plymouth. 4100 Ga.
ave. NV. ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
AMERICAN
INSTRUMENT co.

44N0 AnOMGN i i w.
5000 Ga. Ave-. Silver Spring, Md.
TO BUYER. Rug de-
partment,. permanent position, with
opp;CTsSnalty opr;enssa 1oT advancement ans for ex-
benefits and. employer paid hospital
enDergs. 7th, Sth & K SIS. NV.
ASST. MISUNDERSTANDING OPEN
ing Tor experienced small loan or
automobile finance man: only inter-
ested In ambitious, conscientious
young man desirous Of a future;
@ SILVER oIs fiNANea' ASeR' CO. HsIsSn s4oa GsOl. Gls
gia ave-. Silver Spring. --23
ASST OFFICE MANAGER-A genu-
inc opportunity for a voung college
graduate. age 24-2S, to work for
old, Established lStitution special
lzing in worldwide military financ-
ing. Must. have business aoministra-
tive training md earnest desire to
aspire, to managerial level. Must be
capable. accurate and willing TO
work toficer-veteran desired. Per-
nanent position with many COM
pany benefits. Phone Mr.. MacDON-
AID, OIL. 4-5245 for interview -26
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN,
comm; vacation with. pay, ins. and
other benefits. See Mr.. Minson,
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. INC, 3040
M st. NV -26
AUTO BODY MEN-We have an OPEN
ing for exper. body men. Excel. work
ing cond., vacation with pay and
other employe benefits. See Mr.. Link
ADDISON CHEW" 14th and Fla. ave.
MECHANICS HELPER
Young, white. energetic. 903 N
AUTO CAR PORTER to keep Shop
clean; must have D. C. permit. For
Wash.'s largest Pontiac dealer. Ap-
ply ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. Mr.
Peers. 1887 Irving st. NV. IA
AUTO FRAME and front end me-
chanic. Experienced man. One of
the areas largest shops. New shop.
Ideal working conditions: 5-day wk.,
good salary. Mr.. Hickam. ROSS
LYN AUTO BODY CO., ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
ASSEMBLERS
MECHANICAL
ELECTRICAL
SILVER. SPRING
SILVER SPRING

PERMANENT, FULL-TIME OPENINGS
FOR MEN WITH EXPERIENCE IN
ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL AS
SEMBLY. MODERN SHOP AND
COMPANY BENEFITS. APPLY IN
PERSON. PERSONNEL OFFICE,
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BKKPRS. AND ACCOUNTANTS. We
specialize in these positions. ATLAS.
1920 n. Y. ave. n.w.,. RE. 7-5767.
DO YOU HAVE an employment prob
lem? Seeking . Job or some one to fill
Job? Call DE- 2-50S1, NO. 7-S970.
TYPIsTs T.)-S45-s5o wk., stenos-
raphers. SIS wk.; bookkeepers, to
$75 wk. Dozens Of openings daily.
See today GRACE DUNN, 1911 G
St, NV. RE. 1888. Friendly.
TEACHERS wANTED-sept. vacan-
TEACHERS AGENCY, bi6 N Charles
St., BALTIC. Md Mulberry b-6S5O)
position, see Immediately. GRACE
DUNN. 1871 G st. IRE. 7-2S2Sl.
Lab. Techs, 1 bio-chem to 5000
Lab. Tech, trainee. chem. deg. S235
R. N. part time, M. D. S35
Beginner Stenos:, advantages 5000
Secys. .(20-40l NJ. d. $3.50 UP
Optical trainee. male, start S2,710
Recep,, young, hosp. NV. advt.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL Bur.
900 18th NV. RIM. 500. ME. $4,000
DIS Assistant, type ------S2. 700
Receptionist- Bookkeeper - Open
Medical secretaries ----S3,0 900
LAP tRSa RESSiaaassssiisoSss sssiosAt ,LAezNtasNsTe up
1855 A2e q. NV. N. S-Aebe
Evening star., 1953-08-23

CARPENTERS
Experienced only, for framing on
housing project. Phone OIL. 2-964O,
weekdays, mornings. 9-12. "a
IER-CHECKER, prefer man age
25-40, with accounting training;
time. permanent position, with
local progressive corporation; hours
average per day in pm. Send
resume OF qualifications to P. o.
Box 1908 Wash. 13. D. c. -23
CEMENT FINISHERS, 1st-class me-
chanics, by the hour or job. See
Norman on Master Builders Apt
project, Wheeler I'd. and Waahler
CGTGAR-DRUG Gti Ar CLERK, full or part
time drivers license). Apply LAKE
PHARMACY. 1851 Conn. ave: -23
AND FURNISHING
SALESMAN in fine mems shop fea-
turing nationally known brands.
Excel. opportunity. Apply in per
son only. THE QUALITY SHOP.
3O2S Wilson blvd. Arlington. --26
CLERK, part time, 3 evenings and
Sunday: downtown. delicatessen;
must be dependable. ME. S-O7O6.
CLERK, experienced in responsible ad-
ministrative work. with typing abil-
ity. P. o. Box 126. Wilmington, Del.
CLERK K-TIMEKEEPER. for truck dept.
FRED S. GICHNER IRON WORKS.
INC. 1914 24th st. NV. -23
Evening star., 1953-08-23

DRIVERS, PARCEL DELIVERY
Must have VI. local exper. and
best of references. Apply WASH
INGTON DELIVERIES, r. 3241 r.
I. ave, Mt. Rainier. Nd. pa
DRIVER R-SALESMAN-For fee cream
vending route 7-day wk. excel.
earnings for hard worker. Apply in
person oil 2nd st. ne. JACK ~ JILL
ICE CREAM CO. No phone calls.
DRUG CLERK. 8 evenings wk., s to
10 and part Of Sunday; 81 hr CON-
CORD PHARMACY. 1915 N H. ave.
ELECTRICIANs and experienced
aisRs5s R4sgER i3lrcT9siiSc sfsVicE SsSiS5Hs'!2R
licensed. capable Of
supervising and esttmatins Jobs.
ment. Good working conditions.
Reply stating experience. dualifca-
tions, age. etc. P. o. Box III,
ELECTRICIAN-Jobbing and appli.
anee installation work; ear fur.
plshee; must have D. G.. card.
p0wpe EHcTR1c CO.. GAiS ecpA.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

METROPOLITAN
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
9O6 10th ST NV
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE
Secys., stenogs.. bkprs., rcpts.. typists
file clerks. payroll clerks. bkpg mch
oprs. cashiers, PIX oprs., others
1920 N. Y AVE NV. RIM. SOC
Evening star., 1953-08-23
COLLECTOR

COMPUTER, must be experienced in
land subdivisions and surveys; per-
manent employment; salary COM
mensuate with ability. Box 6S-S,
Star IA
COOK, exper.: hours. pm. to ~
DUKES DELICATESSEN, Shirley
PYqke sssSgp sshSppinE Center AlsxandFTia'
COOK, experienced; apply in person
only. THE VIRGINIA RESTAU-
RANT, 119 Independence ave. Sc.
COUNTERMAN. white, exper.: no sun
days. Call 10. S-9761 from z am.
to ] pm. 4:30 to S:30 pm. -23
COUNTERMEN WANTED. EMPIRE
PHARMACY, 1888 Conn. ave. NV
COUNTERMAN, experienced sandwich
man wanted for niEhtwork. Apply
in person Good pay. HOFBERG'S
DEL. 1922 Eastern ave. NV. -27
CLERK, experienced,
young, fast; dept. store hours down
town location; good salary BOX
DENTiST~Take over once in good
Sc, location; part time or full.
DENTIST with District license as
associate; good salary. Box lbs,
Star. "a
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
Secretary (fl S34n

OCC1CCd1y \A.J, 1OtU
TRANSPORTATION, under IS, 5 days;
interesting work.
Need 200 new apprs DAILY for new
Office. exec. positions. Smaller fees,
compare. Est. 3S yrs.-welcome
(ST. 3-3667).
BOYD'S, Cor. G & 18th
Evening star., 1953-08-23
CARPENTERS
CARPENTERS

Apply 7:3o am. ready to work. to
Mr.. Madden. HECHINGER Co.
1921 Georgia ave. NV. 20
Evening star., 1953-08-23
FURNITURE
SALESMAN .

SSAA&Sh@&V4444N
Experienced; good salary and com.
mission; high ethical concern.
ATLAS FURN.. 921 @ ST. NV.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERER, expe:
rienced; good wages, excel. workinR
conditions; full or part time. BAR.
kER' CRUDE g. SHIRLEY, INC.
1903 Hamilton St, HyattsvilIe. Md.
GAS sTATIoN ATTENDANTs-Exxpber.
men only for fabrication and ali.
around station work. DELLS ESQ
SERVICE, 6403 Blair rd. NV.
GROCERY CLERK, must be exp,
with LOCAL references; good pay for
the right man: Apply Monday.
am. sUsSER's MARKET, 4Ol II
GROCERY CLERK for Conn. ave.
store: all-round man who is neat.
courteous, non -drinker. able to take
and FIJI telephone orders. CALI
FoRNIA MKT, 2160 Calf. st. NV.
GROCERY CLERK. young and ener.
Retic, colored. drivers permit. ex-
per-; good hrs, good paw; no drink-
ers. no drifters. 301 9TH st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

HELP MEN Cont
Evening star., 1953-08-23

HANDY MAN AND WIFE 1white5. no
children: farm gardener and care
tsker:. must be sober and willing:
wife TO do light housework; want
unfurnished). Retired Govt. worE-
ers do not apply. M. J. wAPLE.
Alex1. Va, Duke st. extd. OV.
HoutssIEiMAN. white, imm.d.. parfieu- If
larry for waxing and general care
Of floors. Meals. uniforms furnished.
Apply housekeeDer, DOCTORS HOS.
P1TAL. 1915 Eye st, NV. "a
Part time. ewes, or week ends.
'Thoroughly experienced expert
handing hre losses. Assist. local
one-n1an adjusting once. Very good
pay. Your reply strictly confidential
Box Hz.e, Star. PA
Evening star., 1953-08-23

CONTINUED on Next PagS)
Evening star., 1953-11-16
BIadensburg Police Case
Halted by MistriaI

Trial of two Bladensburg po-
licemen charged with beating a
prisoner was abruptly halted to-
day when a mistrial was declared
just after the jury panel had
been seated.
The court did noo announce
the reason for the mistrial but
attorneys said it resulted from
remarks made by jurors as they
passed the defense counsel's
table.
Defense counsel asked Chief
Judge John B. Gray, jr.. for a
bench conference just as the
State was ready to begin its
case at Upper Marlboro.
Immediately after the confer
ence, Judge Gray said:
I'VE got mixed up on the
jury and we will have to back up
and start again." Judge Gray
then declared a mistrial and or
dered selection of a new jury
panel at once.
Those on trial are Bladens-
burg Police Chief Bryan M. Dor
sey and Pvt. Elmer Thompson.
They are charged with man
handling Melvin L. Franklin. jr..
a 19-year-old colored youth of
the 4400 block of Forty-sixth
SEeet, Bladensburg.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
Hospitals Princess
Dies After Surgery

The baby girl who spent all
of her IA months in Prince
Georges General Hospital, where
she was born, died there Satur-
day night.
Death came IA hours after
what was scheduled to be the
last of several operations to re-
pair congenital intestinal dis
order.
There wasn't a dry eye in
the place" the nurse super
visor's office said today.
Nurses had furnished most Of
the infants clothing and had
taken her on summer outings.
They called her THE Prin-
cess"
Washington papers printed
feature stories about THE Prin-
cess" last week, when the hos
pital announced she would un-
dergo final surgery to make her
a normal child
The baby previously had two
major operations.
"The Princess went into
shock after Saturday mornings
operation. In spite of oxygen.
resuscitator treatment and blood
transfusions. she died at 10:15
D. m.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
Cartwright 10 Speak
AT Chest Campaign
Luncheon Tomorrow

Msgr. John F. Cartwright. rec
tor of St. Matthews Cathedral.
will be the chief speaker at the
Community Chest campaign re-
port luncheon in the Washington
Hotel at 1920 pm. tomorrow.
Dancers Mia Slavenska and
Frederic Franklin, whose ballet
company is appearing at the
National Theater this week. will
be guests of honor.
The luncheon will also honor
members of the Residential
Units administrative committee.
headed by Mrs. Donald c. Beatty;
and the publicity committee.
headed by William E. Coyle. pro-
motion manager Of The Star.
Following the luncheon, there
will be special meeting of the
Business Unit workers, called be-
cause of the "state of emer-
gency" declared by Campaign
Chairman Aaron Goldman. The
unit has collected only 57.62 per
cent of its quota. well behind the
overall 78 per cent collected or
pledged so far in the drive.
The campaign is tagging be-
hind last years in money totals.
Last years drive did not make
its goal.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
Moybonk Opens Fight to Save
Old Government Building

was one of several outstanding
structures designed by Mills in
the Capital, including the Treas
ury Department and the old Land
Office Building between Seventh
and Eighth, E and F streets NV.
Legislation introduced late in
July toward the close of the first
session of the Congress is pend
ing before both the Senate and
House Public Works Committees.
The bill would authorize the Ad-
ministrator of General Services
to dispose of the building and
it's site
GSA said there had been no
discussion to it's knowledge as to
where the Commission would go
if the building were demolished.
1t would take legislation and an
appropriation to get a new
building.
The legislation has been re-
ferred by both the Senate and
House committees to agencies
and organizations in Washing
! ton which might be interested.
These include the General
Services Administration, the Dis
trict Government, the National
Capital Planning Commission,
the Washington Board of Trade,
the Merchants and Manufac-
turers Association, the Automo-
tive Trade Association, the Fine
Arts Commission and others.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
President Leads in Tribute
To Crashing Pilots Heroism

Air Force Capt. Francis T.
Evans died to save children and
through children his memory will
live.
Once each year pupils of the
Forestville Elementary School
will halt their racing feet, hush
their voices and stand still on
the school playground for SOL
emn moment.
They will bow their heads in
tribute to the heroic flier who
five months ago today guided his
falling plane past more than 200
small boys and girls and into a
nearby woods, where it crashed
and burned.
Capt. Evans, 81, and veteran
of 100 combat missions in the
last World War, might have
reached a runway at Andrews
Air Force Base, but that would
have endangered the children
He jumped and died when his
parachute remained closed. Yes
terday a grateful citjzenry hon.
ored his Sacrificial act.
President in Tribute
President Eisenhower paic
tribute in a letter read at me.
mortal ceremonies in the schoo
auditorium which hencefortI
will bear the dead f1ier's name
"The high courage of this re-
Evening star., 1953-11-16
Thieves Make Most
OF Fog in Burglaries

Thugs and bandits took ad-
vantage of fog-shrouded streets
and the Sunday lull during the
week end to touch off a wave of
crime which netted thousands
of dollars in loot.
A thief who broke into the
home of DR.. Daniel H. Reid, 43,
colored. of 1919 Franklin street
NE. carted away a safe con-
tanning $4,000 in cash and $500
worth of savings bonds. DR..
Reid, who was away for the week
end, discovered the loss when he
returned home at $50 pm. yes
terday.
A holdup man staged a day
light robbery yesterday after
noon aboard a Capital Transit
Co. Streetcar. The streetcar
operator, Kenneth E. Houck, As,
of 1920 Kanawha street, Hyatts-
vile, Md. told police the bandit
III CoOCO a Ild1 " OOJCCC dS dllioO AAAO
back while the Streetcar was in
the HOO block of Seventh street
NV. The bandit fled with $123.
Same Clommer, At, Of Dicker-
son Md. told police that thieves
took 1886 worth of women's
clothing from his automobile
while it was parked in the 1900
block of Wyoming avenue NV,
early yesterday. One of the
items was a fur coat.
Alice Dotson, Al, colored. of
617R Delaware avenue S.W.,
reported loss of two $50 bills she
had secreted in her dress. She
told police they were stolen as
she slept on a couch at her home
early yesterday.
Jeane Louise Mitchell, Of 124
Fifth street NE, reported that a
colored boy about 16 years old
grabbed her purse containing
SIS as she was about to enter
her home late Saturday.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
Mon Who Lived in Bus
Dies as 1t Catches Fire

Edmund Blackburn, 80, Of
Route l. Alexandria. died yester-
day of burns suffered Saturday
night when his home caught fire.
Mr.. Blackburn, who was col
ored. made his home in a con-
verted bus at Gum Springs. south
of Alexandria. Firemen said the
bus caught fire apparently from
an overheated wood stove. and
Mr.. Blackburn was burned over
m1st of his body.