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|Dr. Frances N. Butts,
|Ex-District Teacher,
Dies in Richmond

DR.. Frances Moon Butts, rs,
former head of the business
practice department at Mckinley
High School. died yesterday in
Richmond. Va, after a prolonged
illness. She was the widow Of
DR.. Charles Shannon Butts, a
physician. Of Greenville. w. Va.
Mrs. Butts was the mother of
DR.. c. Shannon Butts of 10 East
Underwood street, Chevy Chase,
Md, and had made her home
with him there before going to
Richmond.
Mrs. Butts was a native of
Scottsville, Va. She held degrees
in commercial sciences from the
old Eastern College, Manassas,
Va, and George Washington
University. She held q Phi. D.
in commercial education from
American University.
Came Here in 1916.
DR.. Butts came to Washing
ton in 1916 and was active as a
teacher, author, lecturer and
clubwoman. She taught at Old
Business High School and then
at Mckinley High School until
her retirement in 1897.
AS an officer of the World Fed
Grafton of Education Associ-
ations. she lectured in Europe
and throughout the United
States She was an organizer of
Delta Kappa Gamma, national
honor society in education. and
was president of the District of
Columbia League of American
Pen Women in 1884.
Member Of Many Groups.
She also belonged to many
national and historical societies
including the Daughters of the
American Revolution. United
Daughters of the Confederacy
Order of the First Families Of
Virginia, 1607-1619, the National
Genealogical Society, and So
ciety of the Descendants of the
Barons Of Runnymede.
Other survivors are a brother.
Frank Russell Moon, ST., of
Warminster, Va; a sister, Mrs.
Moylin Sclater, of Winterhaven,
Fla. and two grandchildren.
Burial will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow from the Thacker fu-
neral home, Scottsville.
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Mrs. n. P. AIifas, Wife
OF Retired Labor Leader

Mrs. N. P. Alifas, whose hus-
band is retired president of
the international Association OF
Machinists, died Saturday at her
home, 1918 Kirklynn avenue,
Takoma Park, Md.
Mrs. AlifaS, the former Minnie
Dora Ernst, was born in Cham
paign, Ill. She spent most of
her youth in Lockport. ILL.,, and
was married there. She came
to Washington in 1911.
Mrs. Alias was formerly an
officer in the Peabody Ele-
mentary Parent-Teacher Associ-
alton. She was a member of
Hamline Methodist Church.
She is also survived. by a
daughter, Mrs. Bernice E. Simms,
1915 Kirklynn avenue, Takoma
Park; a brother, Charles w.
Ernst, Lockport, and two grand
sons, Robert and Donald Simms.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Wednesday at Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Charles J. Herman,
D. {. Resident Since 1884

Mrs. Charles j. Herman, "a, a
District resident since 1884, died
Saturday at 1920 N street NV,
where she lived with her daugh-
ter, Miss H. Mary Herman, and
a son, Edwin H. Herman.
Mrs. Herman, the former Hilda
Carolina Kjell, was born in Ore
bro, Sweden. She came to this
country in 1881 and lived in
Fergus Falls, MINI. Her husband
died in Fergus Falls in 1919.
Mrs. Herman was q member
of Gunton Temple Presbyterian
Church.
Besides her son and daughter
here, she is survived by two other
sons, John A. Herman of Min
neapolis, and c. Albert Herman
of Milwaukee,; another daughter,
Mrs. Charles H. Dietzman of
Riverdale, Md, and nine grand
children and II great-grand-
children.
Funeral services will be held
at 1880 pm. tomorrow at Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV, Burial will be in
Fergus Falls.
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Law 10 End Curb
On Trying War Spy
Cases May Be Sought
By Cecil Holland

The Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee has been giving
some thought to legislation re-
moving completely the statutory
limitations on prosecutions for
wartime espionage.
This has been disclosed by
Senator Jenner, Republican, Of
Indiana, the chairman, in con-
nection with the subcommittee's
investigation of communism in
education and the Government.
In a statement Senator Jenner
said the subcommittee has been
confronted with "the shocking
experience" of hearing a univer-
slty department head refuse on
constitutional grounds to deny
that he is now a Communist.
He identified the man as
Maurice Halperin. an official of
the wartime Office of Strategic
Services, a super-secret intelli-
gence organization, and now
chairman Of the Department of
Regional Studies at Boston Uni
versity.
Named by Miss Bentley.
Senator Jenner said Prof.
Halperin was named by Elizabeth
Bentley. admitted former Soviet
espionage agent. as q member of
her spy ring and one of the
sources Of her information here.
Ia making recent testimony of
Prof. Halperin before the sub
committee in Boston available
for public distribution, Senator
Jenner said:
AS have said on other occa.
SlonS, our subcommittee can do
more than present the facts. The
school authorities alone must de-
termlne whether these facts war
rant retention of such a person
as a teacher of their students. It
is probable that the statute of
limitations has run on any espi-
onage activities of which Miss
Bentley testified and that the
persons who she named cannot
now be prosecuted"
For that reason, Senator Jen-
ner said, the subcommittee has
given some consideration to q
bill to remove the limitations.
Prof. Halperin was a witness
before the subcommittee at
recent hearings in Boston.
During his appearance, Senator
Jenner said, he denied that he
was ever a spy but claimed the
privilege of the Fifth amend
ment in refusing to say whether
true or false.
Served In State Department
Prof. Halperin. formerly a
teacher at the University of
Oklahoma. began his Govern
ment employment in l941 as an
analyst for the Coordinator of
Information, the agency that
became the Office of Strategic
Services. He became chief of the
OSS's Latin American Division
and later was transferred to
the State Department.
During her 1948 testimony be.
fore the House Committee on
Un-American Activities, Miss
Bentley was asked what kind of
information she received from
Prof. Halperin and replied:
I'm addition to all the infor-
nation which the OSS was get
ting on Latin America, he had
access to the cables which the
OSS was getting from its agents
abroad and also OSS had
an agreement with the State De-
partment whereby he also could
see State Department cables on
vital issues"
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Mrs. Lester Hawkins, Head
Of Purple Heart Auxiliary
BY the Associossd Press

TUCSON, Ariz., June Mrs
Bessie Eunice Hawkins, So, of
Portland, Oreg.. national presi-
dent of the Military Order of the
Purple Heart Auxiliary, died here
yesterday.
Mrs. Hawkins and her husband
Lester had been living here for
the past five months. He is a
World War I veteran who also
saw service on the Mexican bor-
der. Mr.. Hawkins is a national
inspector of the Purple Heart.
Mrs. Hawkins had held vari-
GUS national offices before being
elected president at the national
convention in Grand Rapids,
Mich, last year. She was to have
presided at the coming conven-
tion in Chicago August 7-12.
Mrs. Helen Paradoski, Milwau-
kee, Wis, national senior vice
president. will fill Mrs. Hawkins
unexpired term.
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Dratha

WATERS. ADAM. On Wednesday. May
u, 1858, at Freedmen's Hospital. ADAM
WATERS of 22I Q st. NV, Apt 2,
beloved husband of Beatrice Walters.
father of Miss Emma Walters OF Phil
aadelphia, Pa; uncle Of Emery Foster, of
New York. He is also survived by other
relatives and friends. The family can
be seen at 221 o st. NV, Apt: :.
Friends are invited to call at the Taft
H. Williams Funeral Home, 4445 Deane
AYE AYE; ne" ;dtr, after lao pm, Sunday;
TTSeSdsgi TstSdagyi,t June nt, 2 At I pm from the
St. NV. DR.. E. A. Smith ofhciating.
1nterment Woodlawn Cemetery. Il
WEBSTER, JENNIE M. On Saturday. May
n% S1s JSNNfE aaE Mfsiashss n %EssfEs 2Ss E@ ben
loved wife of the late Mai Edward
1. webster. devoted mother of Virginia
z. and Lois ]. Webster, Mrs. Sara W.
Burton and Percival w. Webster. Also
surviving are other relatives and many
friends. After 10 am. Wednesday,
June B., friends are invited to call at
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 9th
at l pm. at Peoples Conversational
CHURCH. 624 M st. NV. Interment
Harmony Cemetery,
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Israeli Firing Reported

JERUSALEM, June / (R.-A
Jordan military spoke esm a n
claimed today that Israeli SOL
diers opened fire at midnight
from across the armistice line
on the town of Qalquilia and the
area around it. Arab legion and
national guard units returned
the fire, the spokesman said, and
there were no casualties.
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Emil E. Hurjo's Rites
Set at Fort Myer

Funeral services for Emil Ed
ward Hurja, 81. who died Satur-
day at the National Press Club
building, will be held at 3 pm
tomorrow at Fort Myer Chapel,
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Mr.. Hurja, former executive
director at the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, was editor
and publisher of Pathfinder
Magazine from 1889 to 1945. A
political analyst and public rela-
tions counselor, he lived at 2903
Forty-fourth street NV.
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Dr.. R. l. Bennett Named
To Warm Springs Post
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, June DIR
Robert L. Bennett has been pro-
NOTED from assistant director
to medical director of the Geor-
gian Warm Springs Foundation
The promotion was announced
here yesterday by Basil O'Con-
nor, president of the foundation,
The institution is devoted to
combating poliomyelitis. DR..
Harry W. Minis, Mr.. O'Connor
said, will serve as assistant di-
rector of physical medicine and
rehabilitation.
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Labor Aide Resiqns

Mrs. Dovey j. Roundtree re-
signed today as attorney advisor
with the Labor Departments
Solicitors Office to resume pri-
vate practice in the law firm of
Robertson & Roundtree. A mem
ber Of the Young Republicans
Club here. Mrs. Roundtree lives
at 1884 Irving street Sc.
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Mrs. John Christie, Sinqer

GLYNDEBOURNE. England,
June / P).-Mrs. John Christie,
former opera star who helped
her husband found the famed
Glyndebourne Opera. died after
a long illness yesterday. AS Au-
drew Mildmay before her mar
riage in 1881 she starred with
Britain's Carl Rosa Opera Co.
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GarAa uf Thanka

WEBB, WILLIAM H. The wife of the
late WILLIAM H, WEBB, wishes to
thank her friends. neighbors. lodges
for their many cards. telegrams and
pathy at the passing of my husband
MRS. GEORGIA WEBB. 1s
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4tt @rtitnrtaitt

CLUBB, WILLIAM W.. In sad but low
ing memory Of our dear husband and
father, WILLIAM w. CLUBB, who left
US one year ago today, June l, 1862.
His days of pain and trouble
III! Are tsndov now ,Il,n all done . and past;
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Gone but not forgotten
SISTER JENNIE.
HAAG, EMMA E. In sad but loving
memory OF our dear mother, EMMA
E. HAAG, who passed away 80 years ago
today, June 1, 1928.
She was lust q plain dear mother
With her loving smile each day,
Always trying to do for others
AS she journeyed on her way.
You left q beautiful memory,
sorrow too great to be told.
But to us who loved and lost you,
YOUR LOVING cHfLDREN.
HAMILTON, PRISCILLA. In memory Of
my mother, PRISCILLA HAMILTON,
who departed this life 81 years ago
today, June /, 1882.
In my lonely hours of thinking
I. ys who Ioved o. you you sady All Tei mis- ea you
At the end of twenty-one years.
Keep her, Jesus. in Thy keeping
Till l reach that blessed shore;
Then. oh Master, let me have her
And love her as I did before;
HAMILTON.
LUSKEY, GEORGE THOMAS. In loving
and brother, GEORGE THOMAS
I@S LUSKEY, who died 10 years
~ ago today. June /, 1853. while
in the service Of his country.
Reuuiescat in peace.
FATHER: MOTHER. SISTERS AND
RANDALL, GEORGE L. In memory Of
GEORGE L. RANDALL. who departed
i. 1885. ~
Our loss was heavens gain.
THE FAMILY.
RIDDlCK. WILLIAM F.. In loving mem-
STnn9fx Sry Of my sn,lnsmsn husband WILLIAM ILL E.
Navy, who passed away nine years ago
today, June l, 1884.
Deep in my heart memory is kept
OF the one I loved and can never
ABBIE p. RIDD1cK.
SPENCER, GERTRUDE M. In loving
memory OF our mother, GERTRUDE
M. SPENCER, who passed away 16
years ago today. June l. 1897.
HER TarInI DAUGHTERS AVIS AND GER
INA EMs CARhAE =. tEIOute U1 loVC
and devotion to the. sacred memory
OF Cur dear mother, CARRIE e.
THAYER, who departed this life 4S
years ago today, June 1, 1905.
Mother, you left US beautiful memory,
sorrow too great to be told.
But to US who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old.
She was Just a, plain dear mother,
With her loving smile each day;
Always trying to do for others
As she journeyed on her way.
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
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ST. NV, LOT Cne purpose OF
conducting funeral services
of our late sister. FANNIE MATTHEWS.
ROSE A. WALKER, w. M.
HELEN B. HALL. Secretary. 2
MICHAELS, FRANK. Suddenly on Fri
pital, FRANK MicHAELs MICH e Sa5nei9 Of ia a0i n
Co. Funeral Home, s9oI 18th st. NV, NV,
on WEDNESDAY: June 8. at ! am. In
MILLER. ELLA LENA. On Friday. Nav
pl. ne, ELLA LENA MILLER. wife
OF Charles Miller, grandmother of
Mrs; Josephine Miller and Mrs; Arena
one great-grandson, Henry Miller; one
foster great-grandson, Theodore Adams;
one brother, Willie Davis; one daugh-
ter-in-law. Mrs, Eliza Dunahoo, and
call at her residence. Funeral We'd
Rs1tsst Rs5day, June GpM,cS = At at. Pm from First
A.. j.. Allen officiating. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Payne's
cemetery. Arrangements by Henry s.
Washington & Sons.
81. 1853, JAMES 9. MILLER Of 1929
simms DIR. Sc. Notice of funeral later.
Arrangements by Frazier.
NORRIS: ALPHoNso W. On Saturday,
Nay y.,3ss 30; 1898 at S42 21st st; ne.
band of Mrs Agnes Morris. He also
leaves a devoted cousin, Mrs. Mamie
Brooks, other relatives and many
friends. After 3 pm. Monday, June /,
frisnas 1s0a m may call At his late residence
cSspeis wheaton. 2Sa Nd. Rev. Rev. n Mcaasen asas
pastor, ofiiciating. Interment church
den scekyie ssfvi1sss Ma by Robert L. SNOW
MORRIS, ALPHONso w. Died satur-
day. May 80, 1858, at the residence
Of his cousin. Mrs. Mamie w. Brooks,
s42 2lst st. ne. ALPHONso W.
MoRRIs ais fafSsr hussapd So Mrs Of MIS- Agnes Nor
Melvin Queen. and grandfather of
Kenneth L. Lewis. Funeral Tuesday,
June 2, at pm. from Aliens Chapel
NORRIS. ALPHONs0: 4 special COM
A 81 3; ! !: !;
conducting Masonic burial
SO NORRIS; Members meet at 11509
20 a FRANZ XsAtsn' e ooRDoN, oRi N w. 0M n.
HEYWooD v. SLOAN. Secretary.
MORRIS, ALPHONSO w. Columbia Lodge
&SX NO, nSt;asd 81 l. B; B. P &c O. E. Of W.;
fW Brighter ALPHoNso W. NOR
1853. at . pm. from Allen 5
~ Chapel, Wheaton. Md Ses-
sion of sorrow at 8 pm. Mon
day June at the lodge. Eiks' serv.
the deceased. 1869 Ca. ave, Silver
sVERETT sVRIi FL. /. COOPER. Exalted Ruler.
LOUIS w. BROWN. Financial Secretary.
MOYER, HERMAN HENRY. On Sunday,
May g. 1859 ct his residence. 21a5
beloved husband of Mrs, Bessie Meyer,
father of Mrs. Lorna A. Bricker. He
also is survived by four grandchildren
OF Upper Darby. Pa. Friends may call
as the Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST. and
MURNANE, CARROLL M. On Saturday.
May 30. 1883. ct Georgetown univer.
sity Hospital, CARROLL M. MURNANE
of 2!31 Devonshfre pl. NV. husband
OF Lillian kennedy Murnane and father
OF Mrs John c: Welch. u; Mr.. Muir
Funeral Home. S434 oeorgia ave. silver
Spring. Md. Mass will be offered for
the repose of his soul on Tuesday,
June z. at 9 Am. at Fort Myer
Chapel. Interment Arlington National
MURNANE. CARROLL M. Members Of
~ Rock Greek Council. Knishts
~0AA OF Columbia No. 2,79T. are
A requested to appear at the
1~E funeral home of Warner
N~ Pumphrey,. S436 Ga. ave,
~ Silver Spring. Nd. Monday
" evening. June i. at 1:30 to
Broth Brother U CARROLL NJ %uRNANE. Me-
THOMAS cAROLAN, Grand Knisht.
JOHN LONG. Recorder.
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BENTLEY, LEWIS T. On Monday, June
/, 1853, LEWIS T. BENTLEY OF 123S
Columbia rd. NV. Notice of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Frazier.

BOTTS, JOHN MINOR. on Sunday, May
81, 1858, at his residence, y09 N
st. NV. JOHN MINOR BOTTs. be-
loved husband of Mrs. Ida v. Bolts,
brother of Mrs. Marie Massey and
cousin of the Rev. R. D. Bolts; also
friends Mr.. Bolts was formerly of
Fairfax, Va. He was a member of the
Mount Zoar Baptist Church. Notice OF
funeral later Remains resting at the
Joynes Funeral Home, goo Lee hwy,
Falls Church Va
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81 Hs5s MeKsE Bo%MAN W FIpa Si
SOB st. ne. He leaves to mourn
their loss his mother. Mrs. Lenora
Bowman; three brothers, a sister,
several nieceS and nephewS. other
relatives and many friends. Remains
may be seen at Smiths Funeral Home,
l1c5 10th st NV, after $50 pm.
Monday, June l. Interment Marion
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BURNS, FRANK c. Suddenly on Sun
day. May 81. 1853, at his residence,
1920 Buchanan st. NV, FRANK C..
BURNS. beloved husband of the late
Anita A. Burns tnee Newman. son
OF Mrs. Annie Louise Burns. Relatives
and friends may call at the Collins
Funeral Home. 1891 l4th st. NV. Serv-
ice at st. Pauls Episcopal Church,
Rock Greek parish, on Wednesday.
June 3, at 2:3O pm. 1nterment Rock
Creek Cemetery
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M. MICHAEL GUIDA.
JOSEPH ADAMS. President.
J. GLOVE, Secretary. 2
GUY, FRANCIS E.. SR. On Friday. May
29, 1858. at GEORGETOWN University
beloved father of Francis E. Guy, jr..
Mrs; Phillip E. Jones; brother of Jasper
Prader. OF Fort Smith. Ark; Leila Coch-
ran OF Milton FreeWater, Oreg; Lulu
Wallace and Matte Lowry of Sylacauga.
Ala. Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th and Massachusetts, ave. ne,
until : pm; Tuesday. June 2. Services
will be held at the Grace Baptist
Church. 9th and South Carolina ave
Sc. on Tuesday June 2, at 3:30 pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Birmingham, Ala. papers please COPY.
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urday, May 80. 1853. at her residence.
1922 Savannah st. Sc. Apt. 202,
VIVIAN v. BROWN, daughter of the
late Charles and Emma Brown. devoted
sister OF Miss Naomi Brown. Charles A.
and Roscoe A. Brown. She is also sur
vived by other relatives and friends
Remains may be viewed Tuesday. June
. from IL noon to 6 pm. at Barnes
& Matthews Funeral Home, 614 4th
st. s.w., thence to her late residence.
Funeral Wednesday, June 3. at ] pm.
from st. Paul A. NJ. E. Church, Sth St.
between D and E sts. s.w.. Rev. j. w.
Duckett oficiating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery
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MICHAEL. The officers and
members of the Italo- Amer
ican Masonic Club No. 100
are requested to assemble at
the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l l4th st. NV,
on Tuesday. June ., 1858,
at 8 pm. for the purpose of
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1853. at Suburban Hospital. PERCY
yer Spring, Nd, husband of Charlotte
B. Hall, son of Mrs. Emma M. Hall
and brother of Mrs.\ Howard Bower and
Charles F. Hall Mf Hall rests at the
Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home,
8434 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Md, where
friends may visit from to 10 pm.
Monday. June l. Services on Wednes-
day, June 3. at 10 am. at the Edward
w. Baumeister Funeral Home. corner
So. Queen and Jackson sts., York, Pa
1nterment Mount Rose Cemetery, York,
Pa. Baltimore, Nd, and York and
Lancaster. Pa. papers please copy.l
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HALL. MAUDE A. Departed this life on
Saturday, MAY 80, 1858, at Gallinger
Hospital, MAUDE A. HALL of 1239I2
Duncan nj. ne, wife of the late James
H. Hall. She leaves to mourn her pass
ing beloved mother. Charlotte Jack
son. three children, Louise, Kelso and
Augustine Hall She also is survived
by three sisters, Mrs Josephine Carr,
Miss Mary Jackson Mrs. Bertha john
son; one brother, John jackson; one
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lucille Hall; four
grandchildren, one niece and many
other relatives and friends. After 5
pm, Tuesday. June ., friends may
call at, Henry 8. Washington & Sons
Funeral Home, 1925 Deane ave. ne
Mass will be offered Wednesday. June
3, at 8 am. at Holy Rosary Church,
Roosevelt, Md. Interment church ceme-
terry. 2
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GUY, FRANCIS E.. SIR. A snecia1 com.

munlcation Of East Gate
/: ;:::| e: !:
" the purpose of conducting
Masonic burial services for our late
Brother FRANCIS E. GUY, Sr., by
courtesy of Weogufka Lodge No. 37S,
Woegufka. Ala. Services at the Grace
Baptist Church. 9th and S. c. ave. Sc,
at 2:30 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
RAYMOND A. FOX. Master.
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HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT - Immediate opening
for construction company: capable
of taking full charge of all book
keeping, pertaining to construction,
real estate and corporation books.
State actual construction experience
BINoE; INC. 1915 10th st. NV,
ASSEMBLY LINE WORKERS. elec-
tronics. male or female. no exper
necess. Will train on probationary
period. Five-day, 40-hr. wk. Apply
Mon. 8 am, through 3:30 pm.
Kalorama rd. NV. Ill
ASSISTANT MANAGER for modern
photographic store. Prefer young
sales experience wiiiine viii p0sssnnie to assume
responsibility. For interview. reply
Box 174-V. Star. giving full par
ticulars. Ia
AUDITOR, young man or woman with
some bookkeeping experience and
typing. Opportunity to learn &C.
counting methods. Retirement plan.
disqualification. Write age. back
sAoNA ssAI3Hpa ana carHonc sn1eFy MsMx1ssffs
SERVICE, 1919 Mass. ave. NV. Ill
BOOKKEEPING CLERK TYPIsT,
wanted BY old established wholesale
food house; general office expert
ence helpful; 5la-day wk. Call MR..
SUTTON. DI. 7-4344. between 3-5
pm. Ia
BOYS AND GIRLS-one of Washing
tons oldest and well-established ed
mercantile Arms will welcome appli-
cations from native youngsters at
this time; experience not necessary.
For interview. write. giving age.
preferred. Box 277-v. star. I'll
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MOTOR TRAVEL

GENTLEMAN driving to Orlando an6
Miami. Fla. Thurs. morn. Jan. 10,
Take / or 2. Write Box 377-T. star.
DRIVING TO DETROIT, l-16-52, like
passengers. Call 10. $4,000, Ext. 751,
s-4;30 Mon; 10. s-6574 other times
DRIVING TO PHOENIX, ARIZ., abou,
January 90. Can take 2 or 5 share
driving and expenses. References
OF. 4-743S. -I2
ARIZONA-Leave about Jan. Is: late
model car: via Denver, Salt Lake
Boulder Dam. Grand Canyon; would
IKE congenial person to spend two
months in Phoenix: take . or 8 pas
sengerS Box bot, Star.
WILL GIVE TRANSPORTATION for
driver to Mexico City. Feb. l, 1851
Plymouth: exch. refs. ia. 9-03S3.
MALE DRIVING COMPANION wanted
sharing driving and expenses to Ari-
aa1hai a3ar 9t Eeierences required. Box
TO MIAMI, Jan. %: take 1 to 8 con-
genial people: share exp; help drive
52 Buick. MA. S-1101. Box 157-V,
MOTORING TO CLEVELAND and re-
turn, 4 days trip; can accommodate
=; leaving Jan. 18th. LEVENE. AP.
MEAlCO-Desire contact parties in
terested personally conducted bus
1onr: 1es r. minimum 80 people. Box
NAVAL OFFR., driving San Francisco
17-1S JAN, arriving 2S latest, de-
sireS man or couple, ltd. luggage;
snare driving expenses; references.
lei. kE. S-404S. 13s
two GENTLEMEN driving to St
Pete, Fla. Jan. II. in new Olds.
can take one or two to share exp.
ref exch. ia. 9-6960.
LEAVING FOR LOS ANGELES be.
tween Jan. 14-1S; take 2 or 3 rid
ers. Call DI. 7-0s99. is:
MIAME-Take 2. Leave any time
WA. 7-4075.
TAMPA, Sunshine. PetersburR-Nash.
sober. reliable driver: Wed, Thurs.
N snare exp: ~, 7-9653.
PASSENGERS WANTED-Young man
Call OIL, 2-79S2.