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YOUNG MAN

Full or part time. $500. married,
settled. reliable; hard WORKER. neat
We want clean cut. energetic,
honest chap who. has long thousht
Of the selling profession as the most
fascinating of all fields. We will
thoroughly train you. pay you s1u0
for your first week. After that. Il
you don't draw $500 to $500 each
week, it willy be your own fault More
than so of our representatives 90.
Must have good car and be will
ing to work evenings and SUNDAYS;
Positively no canyassing: You sell
owners. We furnish carefully quail
ified leads daily. This is a perma- pa
growing, well-known firm.. 1t offers
brilliant future for a strong per.
sonality with executive ability. II
you think you can sell and really
mean business, come in for con-
fidential talk with our Mr.. Gamma
tella on Mon. between noon and 9
pm. BETTER LIVING. INC. 1909
14th st. NV. Washington. d. C.
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FARMER, eXper. dairy hand; machine
mixers; modern housing and other
furnishings; $1h5 per mo. to start
7. B. JOYCE. Woodbridge. Va. -24
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DRIVER
COIORED

Perm. position; must know city, not
mind long hours, hard work, have
Good driving record; vac, sick leave
bonus; $3.50 to start. Apply
WASH. FISH. 10ll E st. s.w. .------ -
6RTVER SALESMAN for well-estab-
lished route. Permanent position
Salary and commission. Excellent
guaranteed earnings. Exper. not
4-15I5, or apply FROST1E BOT
TLING CO.. Center st. and Seminary
I'd, Baileys Gross Roads, Va. l to
ORIG CLERK, young man; perma-
nent employment; 4S-hour week.
Apply in person. z. d. GILMAN.
R2T Pa. ave. NV -23
DRUG CLERK; exper. pref; good
hours: salary plus commission.
STANDARD DRUG CO., 1922 l4th
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SHEET METAL MEN

SHEET METAL MEN
in fabrication OF, elec-
class only. Apply.
National Electronic Lab.
Mr.. Phipps, HU. $4,000 -:,5
CLERK-Liberal salary,
SHOE sALEsMAN2Exper.. for famil,
store; excel. SAL, good hrs. BIB:
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. ia. 2-9S20.
SHOE SALESMAN, exper.:. full time;
Suitland. Md. area. Call MR.. AN
DERSON. KE. S-6412. -26
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; ex-
cellent salary to those who qualify.
Apply in person. Mr.. KAPLAN. 901
H st. ne, between 10 and IL noon.
SHOE Statesmen for part time. il
you wish to supplement. your present
salary by working few hours In
the evenings and all day SATURDAY..
LEMnERS' SHOE STORE. 427 Sth
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced, for
assistant managers position. Draw
SIS plus. Apply MR.. WEINBERG,
652 Pennsylvania ave. sc. 81
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced. Ap-
B65ycR q DfIS2R EE%1s. 4se MI Eth Ens1s:R e.
"a
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CREDIT MAN

Large progressive fuel corporation
terested in q retail credit career:
Experience will be, helpful but not
to progress. Please give, complete
resume of education and employ
ment, No inquiries will be made
until after personal interview. Eox
2S6-E, Star. --- "a
DAIRY FARM MAN. white; small un;
turn. house, all utils. furnished ana ana
With Mrlh' good pGE references. Cain or write
Box &. Mclean, Va. "a
DAY CLERK for tourist court, age
between 3S and so. Call TO
paELfsearfssEN al1ssf fttsE CLERK. HRi experienced
in Kosher style food; excellent
fnoWER fHsSST fDEIfTcATEssEN, IfSSiiisN SUI
Flower ave. Silver Spring. ~.
DEITCATEssEN 1SS42i MAN, experienced
kosher style: S100 week start. plus
bonus. CHEVY CHASE DELEGATES
SEN, 5019 Conn. ave, WO. 6-932l'
DELIVERY MAN for dental laboratory
REQUIRED and be eliSible for bonding.
Must have small car. Call JA.
;41IS sftcr t p;mck psTock CLERK 4 for
pISiGS2SG Isid 9SS5 ENcISEEs Si sGHs9 and draftS
sign and detailing, for work on pre-
stressed concrete; modern air,eon-
d..,cncd once. PRELoAD .4In .da ENGl- y
DESK CLERK wanted. Apply MAX
wTII. UOTH, 1927 G. st. NV.
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DRIIG SALESMAN

Fifty year -old. reliable manufacturer
has q vacancy in the Washington.
D. c. area. wonderful oppor-
tunity for a man that can sell to
doctors, hospitals and druEstores
Idheral draw AGAINST COMMISSIONS on
many old established accounts.
state experience. and telephone
number. Box 205-G, Star. "a
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statesmen (2) WITH
statesmen ATTENTION

National company estab-
lished many years in WASH
nent sales position to alert.
aggressive man under 35.
Applicant must have success
full sales BACKGROUND or be
accustomed to. dealing with
the public; position carries
very substantial income II
you can qualify. For informa-
ton, call MR.. LASKEY. ST.
3-5323 mornings. 1890 to
1890.
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YOUNG MAN. for full-time work, in
fine Arlington mems store; oppor-
tunity to learn all phases Of bus:
excel, working condS. TED LOUIS
SHOP. SHIRLINGTON BUSINESS
CENTER. OV 3-3390.
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SALESMAN
PROMOTIONAL

Long established sales organization
specializing in construction re-
quires the services of a full-time
promotional salesman. We are in
terested in one who can show
successful background in contracting
architects and building superin-
tcndentS. Some knowledge of build
ing products desirable. Man Sc
lected should be between the ages
IS and 55. Must be able to stand
investigation. Straight salary and
EXPENSES. For appointment. call UN.
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$4,000
Employment Opportunity

This organization is increasing Its staff by one
on or about June |.
Qualifications are rigid, and only applicants
with suitable background will be considered.
Applicants will undergo training at our expense
QUALIFICATIONS DESIRED:
College graduae-preerably having maored in law or
collection will be accepted
A @ least hve
Demonstrated ability with people on the te
handle people
extremely legibe handwriting
opportunity for ambitious intelligent
lifetime connection
All Replies VIII Be in Confidence
BOX 484-G, STAR
IN hsndwritnE, swing compIet. details OF vour
BACKGROUND education position held salaries
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CLERK-TYPIST
CI,ERK-TYPTST
CLERK-TYPIST

Young woman. 1885 yrs. OF age, 10
paySo psSS6 see expernss Hi cur bsp wsk
but not essential; reasonable tipping
speed required: 6-day, 40-hr. week.
Apply personnel, Room 605. Open
weekdays. S:30-6 and Sat, o-1.
No phone calls.
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HOSTESS

Neat. attractive young woman for
modern air conditioned restaurant.
Attractive salary. paid vacation,
meals and uniforms furnished, Ap.
ply in person.
Hogates Arlington House
1901 Wilson Blvd, Arlinston, Va
IBM ELECTROMATIC
Proportional Spacing
Machine Typist
For publication work. Excellent op.
portunity for accurate operator.
Salary commensurate with ability.
Convey Engineering Co.
Call ME. s-6913 -26
ITALIAN TEACHER-Must be native.
Apply with refs. BERLITZ SCHOOL
OF LANGUAGES, S39 18th st. NV.
housekeeper. small guest
house, Conn. and Kalorama, in ex-
change l-rm. apt. AID. 2-929e. ga
Young woman. Branch
once of large company has opening
due to retirement, to train as once
manager. Stenography or dictaphone
operation desirable. Apply District
Manager, TOLEDO SCALE COM
PANY, 3713 New Hampshire ave.
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MACHINISTS
INSTRUMENT MAKERS

openings for permanent
opportunity; paid hospital and vaca.
tion. Apply BOWEN & CO., INC.
47l2 Bethesda ave, Bethesda. Nd
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YOUNG MAN

ing Veterans welcomed as appii-
oants. Experience not necessary: A
permanent position. for the right
man Fine opportunity for advance
ment. Extra company Dement'S after
first wear. Apply promptly to MR..
sparkle, Mgr, S13 H st. ne. "a"
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HELP-MEN

PHOTO COUPON SALESMAN S1.75
DER sale. Travel, transp. furn. -Ap-
ply I'll l4th st. NV. Rm. o17
Wash. D C.
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SHOE statesmen, experienced. for
fast volume women's shoe shop, ex-
cellent guarantee and commission,
arrangement to qualified men, Please
apply CROSBY SHOE STORE. Ala
7th st. NV. "a
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HELP-MEN
SALESMAN

Luzianne coffee routeman needed
for Virginia territory. S72 guaran-
teed salary and commission. Call
RE ,7-3502. mornings for appoint
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AEIP-MEN

TRAINEE, insurance claims adjusting,
age 21 to 25. Apply 613 woodward
TRUCK DRIVER. white. for eiec.
wholesale house; good opportunity
for excel. future for dependable
young man; good salary. Apply in
person to BEACON ELECTRIC SUP
PLY CO.. S051 18th ST., Silver
Spring. Md. -23
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SALES OPPORTUNITY
26-year-old Wash. Co; is
expanding and starting new line.
sales manager and 8 retail sales
men needed at once. Excel. oppor;
to get into Wte RsT ned sox Ts ss sSlna slaf
stating exper. and age. All in
quiries confidential: ID
SALES PROMOTION ROUTEMAN -
Age 25 to 80. high school graduate.
for large wholesale firm. See MR..
FULTON, 1121 5th st. NV. -22
SALES REPRESENTATIVES, medical.
Opportunity for permanent career
for 2 young men as medical
sales representatives with nationally
known company, expanding tniS
area. Salary. incentive bonus and
expenses. Sales BACKGROUND neces;;
aggressive personality; capable OF
meeting business and professional
men. Must have college degree
and own your own car. BOX 2S5-E,
Star "a
young man for inside
sales work for retail building ma
terisl dealer: perm; good oppor: !;
exec excel cs TprERs MR opEN sSnSsj No 9i
sALESMAN-sewins machine sales
man. experienced; good commission
and paid vacation. KENNY'S SEW
ING CENTER, 3S05. Bath ST., Mt.
Rainier. Md, UN. 4-7300. -23
mechanically inclined,
around 35: salary and commission;
Old, established Arm. WA. 7-2129.
to represent long -estab-
lished. local wholesale hardware
firm; must have hardware or house,
ware experience; local territory.
Give details. Box BOG, Star.
SALESMAN to sell reroofing, siding
and Ruttering 'obs to home owners,
who are in need of same. Only those
familiar with this line of work
need apply. Call fol appt. JU. S-S52P
furnishings - Excellent
opportunity for young man with
some experience. Apply UNIVERt
sITY SHOP. 1918 G st. NV.
- Retail tire
store; excellent salary and opport
tunity for young man; experienced
In passenger car and truck tire
sales BEN HrNDLEY. 3446 l4th
sfHiLEssiMMAN.MERcHANDIsER-Youns
man to promote nationally advert
tised frozen foods locally. Car fur1
nished. Company benefits. Opportun4
ity for advancement. Write Box
1860. Alexandria, Va. giving ageI
salary desired. particulars. -27
SALESMAN
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TAILOR

Exper. mems. women's work; excep-
tional opp. for tailor understanding
repair business; full or part time.
NEEDLECRAFT. 726 11th st. NV.
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REAL ESTATE
statesmen

REFRIGERATION SERVICE and air
conditioning installation men; also
helpers; ton pay; around work.
BRAY a. SCARFF SALES, INC.
1911 Tuckerman st. NV. Us
ROOFER, experienced, no other need
apply Call MR.. MATlSE, Poplar
2-6634, between and 6. -23
ROOFER. for asphalt strip shingles;
exper. on all work. Also. helper.
H-OI00
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DESIGN
CRAFTSMAN

Two To LlIee SedlS
mechanical devices. some additional
experience with electronic layouts
helpful; permanent position; salary
open.
For interview appointment, call Mrs
Ostrom, OF 4-S93S.
ENGINEERING RESEARCH AsSoCI;,
ATES. DIVISION OF REMINGTON
RAND, INC. -----
DOORMAN-Depend colored man.
between 25 and 45, for large. new
apartment building; will also ac'
as bellboy; six-day week; oppor.
tunity for good earninGs; must De
strictly sober. exceptionally. gooq
disposition, reliable, good phyStical ystcs
ences. Call EN-. %-SS05 for appoint; /;
ment for personal tnterview.,
DRIVER, white. for established, we'll
paving laundry and d-y-cleanins
route. GALLAGHER s LAUNDRY
i401 I, st. Sc, IL. 3-4?4n. --22
DRIVER. dump truck. white, eXner.
refs: at least IS yrs: Old; kncv
Arlington County. Call JE. 2-653
after > 30 pm ~
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HELP-MEN

DRUGGIsT-Perm. position. work.
excellent future. Ia. 9-6I6I. pa
ELECTRIC MOTOR repairman. ex-
perienced armature winder; good
salary and working conditions. WAR
FIELD d SANFORD. 913 E st. NV.
ELLCTR;IcIAN. lee ,obDing ana appl,-
r. mans $,ss sssrd; e. DoWb's ELEe4tssiRc 1c7dsR
ELEcTR1c1GCNS,n 1t,H CNSnn wisS aye car. exper. m:o
trustworthy Cali La. 6-496S. III
ELECTRICIANS, must have D. c.
journeyman's license. Steady work,
good pay: KENNEDY ELECTRIC CO.,
ELECrRIcIAS IGiS sES N HELPER. aM. year raa MIN
drinkers TU. 2-4547; RA. 6-S45S
ELECTRICIAN with Md. master S
license; needed at plumbing and
heating establishment: opportunities
99nnsimite9; 9nHR g. no capital necessary. Box
ELECTRiciiAN, trouble shooter for
motor repair and service calls; good
WAKEFIELD v & SANFORD. si$
ELEcTRIcIANs-For remodellng Is and
maaintenance work. CITY ELECTRIC
CO., office. NO. 1885,; resi-
dence. EN-. 3-6S37. ga
and experienced ap-
prentices; D. C. card required; per-
manent. Call RA. 6-5935, or see
r. A. BURGESS. 4306 Georgia
ELECTRICIANS, exper., on old and
new work and motor work; Dis
trtct license; steady Job and good
pay. Apply in person, 1243 H st. ne.
Ii. 7-S200 ia
iourneyman, sober, re-
liable and thoroughly experienced in |
general work; top wages; hospitali- |
zation and other paid benefits.
JOHN G. WEBSTER & SONS, INC.
Established 1879. ST. 3-6l00
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WANTED DRIVER, part time, for pvt.
school bus, nearby Va. Approx. hrs:
Z to 8. am. $3.50 to $40 pm. Call
XII. S-120S, 8 am to $50 pm. -23
WORK. in neighborhood,
ice cream and luncheonette, 3 ewes
weekly. Apply METCALFS, 1920
Colesville rd., Four Corners. -22
men for wood frame
assembly work; steady year-around
work. 40-hr. week: pleasant work:
ing conditions. Mr.. Chopp. KERN
LUMBER a. MANUFACTURING Co.
2S10 Sth pl. ne. HU. 3-5544.
MECHANICALLY INCLINED MEN for
general labor work. Apply 81 4
Kennedy st. NV, 4:30-5 during
week or Sat. til !: -23
TWO YOUNG WHITE MEN to work
in an amusement park nights and
week ends; good pay. TIE. 6-27S5.
REAL ESTATE CLASSES - Earn
while you learn. 34l4 Rhode Island
ave. MISS DILLON, UN. 4-1526.
YOUNG CoLoRED MAN. to work in
furniture store. Apply TANEN
SALES co. 917 E st. NV. "a
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34I2 Rhode Island Ave.

Mt. Rainier. dd. --@3
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN. carpen-
try. not over 40; qualified to ad-
vance to general superintendent.
union Job. Ask for STAN. KI; s.
C;5o1H;fssTRUCTIoN SUPERINTENDENT.
exper., for small houses in subdivl-
sion work in Silver Spring area.
ME- S-6424. daytime; JU. 5-042l.
COOK, breakfast. live in; references,
Apply MASONIC g. EASTERN STAR
HOME, 5000 N. H. ave. ne. -@3
COOK, all around, for nice. restau-
rant; must be top man: fine Job.
MR.. EVANS, ia. 79SSS. "a
COOK-We have openings at the
Officers Club. walter Reed. for
first and second cook. Apply at
otf1ce, q to pm. "A
COUNSELLOR for private school and
summer day camp: eXper. NECESSARY:
June / 6 through Aug. Is. Cal! ia
S-I30O, to 3 -3I
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MANAGER-TRAINEES

KNIGHT a. Bostwick is screening ap-
plicants for a top-fiight managers
opportunity, at 1O42 North Irving
st. Clarendon, Arlington 2nd fl.
On MAY @2nd at T pm. Proven rec
ord of dependability. honesty. sbil-
ity to work with people required.
Car necessary. Highest commencing
remunerationS, increasing with
progress. Permanent, local. repeat.
Ia S-46OO %
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COLLECTION MAN
AGER. MUST BE EX-
PERIENCED AND
KNOW HOW TO OR
CAME AND RUN A
COLLECTION DE-
PARTMENT. THIS is
AN EXCELLENT OP-
PORTUNITY TO CON-
Meet WITH A LARGE,
RET ALL INST ALL
MENT CHAIN. DO NOT
ANSWER UNLESS YOU
HAVE THE QUALIFI-
CATIONS AND THE
KNOW HOW TO RUN A
LARGE AGGRESSIVE
DEPARTMENT. BOX
44-G, STAR.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Factory motor truck branch has
opening for aggressive young man;
be high school graduate; paid Vaca-
ton, insurance plans; 40-hour. 5-day
work week.
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SALESMAN

Young man, exper., for mems cloth
ing and furnishing dept. G & G
co. INC. SI5 E st. NV %
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MANAGER TRAINEES

Have openings for young men in
terested in making career in the
Consumer Finance Field. Late model
auto necessary: excellent starting
salary plus car allowance. Apply
MUTUAL LOAN CO. 1910 r, I.
ave. Mt Rainier. Md. -27
MEATCUTTER. experienced; excellent
salary. good hours. Apply 1923
Conn. ave. NV. pa
for self-service meat
dept. Apply MASTER MARKET.
1923 Park rd. NV. -22
MEATCUTTER. union wages: good
working conditions; additional bene-
fits, and good opportunity. Call JU,;
S-5220. Ask for MR.. CARUSO. "a
MEATCUTTER with cut-rate expert
ence. Apply at YOUNG'S MEAT
MARKET, 3104 M st. NV.
MECHANIC-Experie Must have
refs, good paw and pleasant working
conditions: free life and hospitaliza-
tion insurance. SHIRLINGTON MO-
TOR CO., 279O s. Arlington Mill dr..
Arlington. Va "a
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daughter, of Swallow Falls, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Shaffer on
Thursday.
LaVerna Shaffer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Shaffer, who
has been a patient in the Children's
Hospital in Baltimore for several
months, is spending the holidays
with her parents, but will return
to the hospital in the next ten days
for another operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shank and
son. Of Pleasant Valley, and Ardith
Irene Wright, of Cresaptown, spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Carskadon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Ashby and
Jean Louise Ashby, Canton, Ohio,
returned home Sunday after spend
ing the weekend and Christmas
with relatives here.
Miss Ann Campbell, a nurse in
the Veterans Hospital in Martins
burg, w. Va, was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Ashby during the
holidays.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Sims on Christmas were
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Soldiers and
family and Mrs Regina Stone, of
Red Oak; Mr.. and Mrs. Loman Ed
gell and family, Mrs. Delphia
Johns and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Edgell, all of Maidsville, w.
Va, and Mr., and Mrs. Willard
Hauser and children, Of Mt. Lake
Park.
Margaret. Linda, Brenda and
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Freddie Fulk have all been i'll at
their home here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Knots,
Of Lantz Ridge, called ON Mrs.
Margaret Knots and family on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Fike and
Mrs. Milton Fike were shopping in
Cumberland last Friday.
Albert Fulk and daughter,
Kathy, of Rockville, and NADIA
Marie Fulk, Of Brookside, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fulk on Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delphia Johns and
daughter are spending the holidays
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Sims.
Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Foster and
daughter and son, Janice and Lar
ny Foster, of Vienna, w. Va, spent
Christmas day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Burlin Holler and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilmore
and daughter and Mrs. Grace Gill
more, of Oakland, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Kershetsky and fam
lily, of Delano, Pa, and Dona June
Parsons, Of Hambleton, w. Va,
were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Carskadon last Friday eve
ming.
Miss Agnes Bolyard, Of Morgan
town, W. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Milligan and family, of Toledo,
Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bolyard
and family, of Tennessee, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bolyard and
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nized as creating a national emer-
gency.
In whatever direction one looks,
the disordclly mess is apparent
and appalling Yet, in face Of all
this Mr. Truman is preparing
three messages to Congress in
which he will contend that every
thing is going we'll and under con-
troll He will recite his achieve
ments,' ignore the ugly facts and
assume that his critics are all low
minded, ignorant and vicious.
Those with opportunity for close
observation report that Mr.. Tlu-
man has gotten himself into
state Of mind where he actually
believes that he has been a great
President, and his capable literary
aides, who are preparing the mes
sages, are determined, SO far as it
is possible, to convince the country.
OF course, the truth is that few
Presidents have ever muddled
things worse than Mr.. Truman
and the orderly transition" for
which he is giving himself and,
from some quarters. getting cred
it is a Joke. In size and number,
the unsolved problems which he is
about to lay IN the Eisenhower lap
are almost unprecedented in seli-
BUSINESS and compleXity. In the
foreign field, the domestic field and
the field Of national defense, inef-
ficiency mixed with politics has
has combined to create "A botch
which will take all the strength of
the General to straighten out into
a reasonable semblance of order.
No informed person will CON
slider that statement either parti-
san OF exaggerated. 1t can too
easily be proved. The only alter
native General Eisenhower will
have to tackling this Herulean
task is to let things continue to
drift in the direction they have
been 50 long and that is unthink-
able. He was elected because Of the
belief that that was exactly what
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CRELLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Yutzy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Rice and chill
dren, of Hyattsville, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Leighton
and family in Winchester, Va, last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Milton Fike had
as Christmas dinner guests Mr.. and
Mrs. William Knots and son,
Charles, Of Cumberland; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Carskadon, of Hutton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Carskadon and
Mrs. Margaret Knots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinton Pase and
family and Walter Ashby, Of Glen
Dale, Md, spent the holidays with
Dorsey Ashby and family.
Mrs. Vivian Courtney, Of College
Park, spent the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Bell and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Shaffer and
son, Robert, returned home Satur-
day after spending Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Shaffer and
son in Rockville.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Hahn were
Christmas dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hahn,
Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Smith and
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daughter, Of Accident; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Glotfelty and son, Of
McHenry, and Mn and Mrs. George
Knots and family were Sunday
dinner guests at the home Of Nh.
and Mrs. Ernest Knots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Knots and
family spent Christmas with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Nora Glot-
felty and family, at McHenly
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Dewitt
and family spent Christmas with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton Hollis. at Terra Alta.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-01
ARD or THANKS

We desire to express our sim
cere thanks and appreciation to all
our friends ana neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulness follow
ing the sudden death Of our
brother, the late Claude Milton
Clark.
We also want to thank all who
gave flowers and contributed the
use of their automobiles for the
funeral service
Brothers and Sisters.
ADV. It,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-01

plain is that he is passing on eX-
tremely little personal good will
toward his successor. 1t is not
pleasant to think that he should
be able to make what he is now
doing appear even to a few people
as a sporting gesture"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-01
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS

BY FRANK X. KENT
Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and re-
printed in The Republican by permission.